4. The Fight Against The Right Deviation -- A Year Of Great Change -- 1. In The Sphere Of Productivity Of Labour -- 2. In The Sphere Of Industrial Development -- 3. In The Sphere Of Agricultural Development -- Conclusion -- Questions Of Agrarian Policy In The Soviet Union -- 1. The Theory Of "Equilibrium"--2. The Theory Of "Automatic Development" In The Building Up Of Socialism -- 3. The Theory Of The "Stability" Of Individual Small-Peasant Farming -- 4. The Town And The Village -- 5. The Nature Of The Collective Farms -- 6. The Class Shiftings And The Turn In The Policy Of The Party -- 7. Conclusions -- On The Policy Of Liquidating The Kulaksas A Class -- Dizzy With Success -- Reply To Comrades On The Collective Farms -- Political Report Of The Central Committee To The Sixteenth Congress Of The Communist Party Of The Soviet Union -- I. The Growing Crisis Of World Capitalism And The External Situation Of The U.S.S.R -- 1. The World Economic Crisis -- 2. The Sharpening Of The Contradictions Of Capitalism -- 3. Relations Between The U.S.S.R. And The Capitalist States -- II. The Rising Tide Of Socialist Construction And The Internal Situation In The U.S.S.R. -- 1. The Growth Of National Economy As A Whole -- 2. The Successes Of Industrialisation -- 3. The Predominant Position Of Socialist Industry And The Rate Of Its Growth -- 4. Agriculture And The Grain Problem -- 5. The Turn Of The Peasantry Toward Socialism And The Rate Of Development Of The Soviet And Collective Farm Movement -- 6. The Improvement Of The Material And Cultural Position Of The Workers And Peasants -- 7. The Difficulties Of Growth, The Struggle Of Classes, And The Socialist Offensive Along The Whole Front -- 8. The Capitalist Or The Socialist Economic System -- 9. Our Next Tasks -- (a) General -- (b) Industry -- (c) Agriculture -- (d) Transport -- III. The Party