Sovintern
Sovintern (short for Soviet Internationalism) refers in Infrared discourse to the internationalist framework of the Soviet state — and, by extension, to the model of a patriotic socialism that is simultaneously anti-imperialist internationally. [STUB: expand with specific Haz Al-Din usage.]
Discussion
Haz Al-Din has contrasted genuine Soviet internationalism — which organized nations rather than dissolving them — with both liberal globalism and nationalist isolation. The Soviet Union's multinational structure is treated as evidence that patriotism and internationalism are complementary, not opposed.
This page should document:
- Specific streams where Sovintern is discussed
- The relationship drawn between Soviet experience and contemporary multipolarity
- Critiques of "Trotskyist" permanent revolution vs. socialism in one country