Developed Socialism

발전된 사회주의

The official Brezhnev-era doctrine that retreated from Khrushchev's promise of imminent communism and defined the Soviet present as a long-lasting stage of mature socialism. It held that class antagonisms had disappeared, workers, peasants and intellectuals were converging, and an all-people's state had arisen; it supplied the ideological basis of the 1977 Constitution.