Repository 2021
Sison Reader Series Book 4: On the People’s Democratic Revolution
- First published
- 2021
- Publisher
- Netherlands: International Network for Philippine Studies
- Extent
- 513 p.
- Contributors
- Julieta de Lima (Editor)
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On the People's Democratic Revolution explains the basic concepts and the instruments for achieving the Philippine revolution. The program of the people's democratic revolution seeks to realize the basic demands of the people in the political, economic, social and cultural fields in opposition to the semicolonial and semifeudal ruling system of big compradors, landlords and bureaucrat capitalists subservient to foreign monopoly capitalism.
The Filipino people and their revolutionary forces have persevered in carrying out the new democratic revolution for more than half a century. They cannot accept the escalating conditions of oppression and exploitation under the semicolonial and semifeudal ruling system in chronic crisis.
Sounding stronger than the psywar and gunfire of the oppressors and exploiters is the outcry of the people for national liberation, democracy, social justice and all-round development amid the worsening crises of the semicolonial and semifeudal ruling system and the world capitalist system.
Table of Contents
- 1. Author's Preface
- 2. Program for a People's Democratic Revolution Communist Party of the Philippines
- 3. Guide for Establishing the People's Democratic Government
- 4. The People's Alternative Towards National Freedom and Democracy
- 5. Onward with the Struggle for National Democracy: Unite to Dismantle the US-Marcos Dictatorship and Establish the Democratic Coalition Government
- 6. Patriotic Leadership in Manila in the 1970s
- 7. The New Democratic Movement
- 8. People's Participation in Nation Building: A Macro Perspective
- 9. The Critical Situation in the Philippines
- 10. One Hundred Years of Struggle Against US Imperialism
- 11. US Imperialist Plunder and War and People's Resistance
- 12. Advance in the Spirit of FQS 1970
- 13. Keynote Address to the Fourth Congress of Migrante International
- 14. Political Landscape Towards 2010
- 15. Anti-Terror Laws as Instruments of Imperialism, Fascism and War
- 16. Implications and Consequences of the Global Financial Crisis to the People's Anti-Imperialist Movement
- 17. The Policy of "Neoliberal" Globalization and Worsening Economic Crisis in the Philippines
- 18. Filipinos for Change, Change for Filipinos
- 19. Current Philippine Situation and Prospects of the NDFP
- 20. On the Current Economic Crisis and the Struggle for Democracy and Socialism against Imperialist Globalization
- 21. Keynote Address to the International Conference on Education, Imperialism and Resistance
- 22. Capitalist Crisis Makes Socialism Necessary
- 23. Message of Solidarity to CONTEND on its 42nd Anniversary Celebration
- 24. 40 Years of Philippine Society and Revolution
- 25. Philippine Revolution and Just Peace, Prospects in the Global Context
- 26. On Philippine Sovereignty, the US and China
- 27. On the China Claims and Instrusions and the GRP-NDFP Peace Negotiations Brief Remarks
- 28. Intensify the Struggle Against Imperialism, Advance and Call for Radical Social Change
- 29. On Balikatan Exercises and Oplan Bayanihan
- 30. Need for a Socialist Future for Genuine Sustainability
- 31. Introduction to Boni@150
- 32. Message to the Launch of Boni@150
- 33. Building the People's Army and Waging the People's War
- 34. Attacks on Democratic Rights and Freedoms, Strategies and Actions in Response
- 35. National Democratic Struggle and People's Trial of US Imperialism and its Puppets
- 36. Message of Gratitude to the ILPS HK and Macau Chapter on the Launch of Foundation for Resuming the Philippine Revolution
- 37. Speech at the Forum and Launch of the 5-Book Series, Continuing the Philippine Revolution
- 38. Remarks at Netherlands Launch of Building Strength Through Struggle
- 39. Comment on the Philippine Case before ITLOS and Arbitral Tribunal
- 40. US Imperialism and People's Resistance in the Philippines
- 41. Global Trends and the Philippine Political System
- 42. The National Liberation Movement in the Philippines and the "Terrorist Listing" by Foreign Powers
- 43. On the Question of Philippine Sovereignty over Sabah
- 44. Fight for Workers' Rights and Strengthen the Trade Unions
- 45. Message to the Launch of Boni@150
- 46. Remarks at the Launch of Three Books
- 47. The Current US and International Situation, its Impact on the Philippine Revolution and the Role of the Philippine Revolution on the World Proletarian Revolution
- 48. Author's Remarks at the Launch of Three Books
- 49. Remarks at the NPA 45th Anniversary
- 50. Concerning the Maritime Dispute of the Philippines and China
- 51. The New Democratic Revolution through Protracted People's War
- 52. Oplan Bayanihan and the Prospects of Peace and Environmental Justice
- 53. Paper for the Forum on Imperialism and Resistance
- 54. Interview on China and the US
- 55. From Manila to Mindanao with Marx and Mindanao: Talking with Jose Maria Sison
- 56. On the Purpose and Cost of Armed Struggle
- 57. On the People's Democratic Revolution
- 58. Importance of the National Democratic Revolution in Relation to the Global Anti-Imperialist Movement
- 59. Celebrate Andres Bonifacio Day: Unite and Fight for Genuine National Independence and Democracy
- 60. Defend the Rights and Welfare of Migrants and their Families Message to the Second Congress of Migrante Europe
- 61. Crisis, State Terrorism and Revolution in the Philippines
- 62. ND LINE ONLINE: Marxism - Leninism: A Review Philippine History, Classes and Crisis, and United Front: A Review
- 63. Classes and Crisis
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