Lenin Collected Works/Volume 22

Published	1974

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Preface by Progress Publishers

1915

New Data on the Laws Governing the Development of Capitalism in Agriculture General Characteristic of the Three Main Sections. The Homestead West The Industrial North The Former Slave-Owning South Average Size of Farms, “Disintegration of Capitalism” in the South The Capitalist Nature of Agriculture Areas of the Most Intensive Agriculture Machinery and Hired Labour in Agriculture Displacement of Small by Big Enterprises. Quantity of Improved Land Continued. Statistics on the Value of Farms Defects of Conventional Methods of Economic Analysis. Marx on the Peculiarities Of Agriculture A More Exact Comparison of Small and Large Enterprises Different Types of Enterprises in Agriculture How the Displacement of Small-Scale by Large-Scale Production in Agriculture is Minimised The Expropriation of the Small Farmers A Comparative Picture of Evolution in Industry and Agriculture Summary and Conclusions	13
Preface to N. Bukharin's Pamphlet, Imperialism and the World Economy	103

1916

Opportunism and the Collapse of the Second International	108
Draft Resolution on the Convocation of the Second Socialist Conference	121
For the Conference to Be Held on April 24, 1916 (Proposal of the Delegation)	122
Speech Delivered at an International Meeting in Berne, February 8, 1916	123
The Tasks of the Opposition in France (Letter to Comrade Safarov)	127
Have the Organising Committee and the Chkheidze Group a Policy of Their Own?	131
Peace Without Annexations and the Independence of Poland as Slogans of the Day in Russia	137
Wilhelm Kolb and George Plekhanov	141
The Socialist Revolution and the Right of Nations to Self-Determination (Theses)	143
Letter from the Committee of Organisations Abroad to the Sections of the RSDLP	157
The Peace Programme	161
Proposals Submitted by the Central Committee of the RSDLP to the Second Socialist Conference	169
Split or Decay?	180
German and Non-German Chauvinism	182
Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism (A Popular Outline) Prefaces I. Concentration of Production and Monopolies II. Banks and Their New Role III. Finance Capital and the Financial Oligarchy IV. Export of Capital V. Division of the World Among Capitalist Associations VI. Division of the World Among the Great Powers VII. Imperialism as a Special Stage of Capitalism VIII. Parasitism and Decay of Capitalism IX. Critique of Imperialism X. The Place of Imperialism in History	185
The Junius Pamphlet	305
The Discussion On Self-Determination Summed Up	320