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Of the very few things they seem to have gotten wrong, or at least not yet right, is widespread polygamist communes.

The gardener communes with nature, can sow and reap, shape the garden as he or she sees fit, relax or simply enjoy the beauty of it.

Just a generation ago, when communist ideology reigned supreme, their parents "ate bitterness" in canteens on agricultural communes.

In the 1950s he took the land away from them again and put it under the "collective" ownership of communes.

Her doctoral thesis was on communes and she was an associate professor of sociology at Brandeis University between 1966 and 1977.

Many people's communes have gone over to three crops a year and grain production increases by a by a wide margin.

For some, the search for a postindustrial alternative led out of the cities to rural communes, few of which were destined to survive.

It is only as soul communes with form that compassion is learned and expressed and a harmless state retained.

By the late 1950s, private land ownership had been eliminated and peasants had become property-less members of "People's Communes" .

Instead they have argued about language rights in a set of Flemish communes with lots of French-speaking residents, and other local arcana.

In a sense, through the earth itself, he communes with his father and receives his father's spirit.

This prospective study included pregnant women registered in health stations in randomly-selected communes in Ha Nam province.

The party would seize land and hand it to peasant farmers; force them to form communes; then allow them to farm it individually again.

In primitive communes, women must live in caves to bear children, so the men who are capable of occupying caves will find wives.

Despite observing the catastrophe of Russian collectivization, Mao forced his peasants into huge communes starting in 1958.

The anarchist paradise would look very much like a set of independently run communes.

second, in the Movement's high tide, to construct it with the theme that "People's Communes is much better" .

The average lifespan of the religious communes was a mere 25 years.

So far 368 communes in the northern mountains region have decided on 22 thousand projects.

The concepts of people's communes and special economic zones reveal their different understandings of human nature.

In the late 1950s the party took it back again and forced farmers into collectively owned "people's communes" .

Unlike the furtive break-up of the communes 30 years ago, Tawa's land-auction plans were splashed over newspapers in Beijing.

Clinics on farm communes were often closed when land was redistributed .

"Before the kindergarten was built, we had to rent the houses in the communes and teach there, " she says.

By the time communes were formally dismantled in 1984, most had long disappeared in all but name.

By contrast, Mao's disastrous "people's communes" were praised.

In our travels, we didn't find the power of women as pervasive in the communes as in the cities.

For these communes, it's the first time they've had the opportunity to manage an investment budget.

" Gradually, communes adopted new food distribution methods, such as public cafeterias, to feed " each according to his need.

Most communes then were freewheeling.

The rural communes were highly regimented.

Some communes were also unwilling to spend money on schools.

The radical intelligentsia tried to overthrow the government in order to make up a socialist society on the base of the village communes.

Since their formation in 1958, the Chinese rural communes apparently made impressive economic and social strides.

During her first year back in China , she wrote "The Rise of the People's Communes " .

However, different Communes in Margaux have different subsoil and they will affect the style of wines produced too.

The Rise of the Chinese People's Communes, and Six Years after.

CAP and the World Food Program (WFP) recently reached an accord to mobilize $1 million to establish 136 cereal banks in 48 communes.

I also understand that there are still more than 2, 000 Communes and Townships which do not have any financial services outlets.

It is through the open heart that one communes with soul, earth and the nature kingdoms.

There has to be the snake in paradise. You can't escape the heritage of human evil by building communes,

Historical Evolution in the Rise and Decline for the Public Mess of the People's Communes

Rural women are no longer tethered to communes;

A Criticism Of The Various Views Supporting The Chinese Rural People's Communes

that these communities--I think these communes

On the Historical Status of the People's Communes