This information was shared by the National Political Publishing House with Lao Dong reporter on August 27.
According to the National Political Publishing House Truth, since the victory of the Great Russian October Revolution (1917), which marked the birth of the first socialist state in the world, up to now, the system has The system of socialist countries has gone through more than a century of turmoil, ups and downs.
The Communist Party is still promoting its leadership and guiding role in socialist countries and is operating strongly, although it does not hold national leadership in many capitalist countries.
Communist Parties around the world are continuing to research and develop Marxism, searching for development paths suitable to the situation of each country in particular and the development trend of the world in general.
To date, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics - the first socialist republic in the world - has been dissolved for more than 30 years. Along with that, the Communist Party of the Soviet Union - a large political party with more than 20 million members - not only lost the right to lead the country, but was also "disbanded" in a flash.
The event happened quite a long time ago with many different views and explanations about the cause of this event, but there is still no unified answer; The debate surrounding this topic is not over yet.
The book "Calculating the risk - Reflection after 20 years of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union losing its Party" deeply analyzes the main groups of causes leading to the weakness in leadership and governance of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union.
The lessons learned from studying the causes of the Soviet Communist Party's loss of Party up to now still have theoretical and practical value for the Communist Parties in power in general and the Communist Party of Vietnam in particular. in the process of leading the country's construction of Vietnam's transition to socialism .
With scientific presentation and clear arguments, the book is a reference for readers, especially policy makers, researchers, leaders, managers, and workers. Party worker, lecturer, graduate student majoring in history and Party building.
In the book, a number of explanations and assessments by the authors on issues in international relations, on a number of events and characters with different opinions, need to continue to be researched and discussed. .
