Cold War
Work-Standard Accounting Practices: Maoist Funds Balance Sheet
As established earlier in a preceding Entry, the Soviet Union’s accounting system was designed to accommodate the Economic Planners. The methodology enabled Enterprises to maintain and create records in support of Soviet-Type Economic Planning (STEP). It came into being between… Read More ›
Update (18 April 2024)
As part of my upcoming preparations to someday write new Entries for Section Three of Work-Standard Accounting Practices, I have written a new Entry describing the Maoist Balance Sheet. This Maoist-style Balance Sheet is pretty nifty that I am still… Read More ›
Update (17 April 2024)
I am intrigued by the modifications that Chinese Accountants made to the Soviet accounting system under Chairman Zedong as part of the “Cultural Revolution.” The modifications they had made included recording the revenues sources of different Economic Organizations and where… Read More ›
A Second Edition for “Work-Standard Accounting Practices” (Pt. II of II)
After making some serious progress in the coursework of the Bookkeeping certification program, I was able to record and process my past observations based on what I had learned. It has already been established in Work-Standard Accounting Practices (1st Ed.)… Read More ›
Update (26 March 2024)
Yesterday, in response to the implications posited in Part III of “Investing with State Capitalists and Social Capitalists,” I decided to reread the conclusions which I had made in Work-Standard Accounting Practices (1st Ed.). One significant area of interest concerned… Read More ›
How Kremlingames is introducing Council Democracy to Gamers
Some interesting things happened earlier this week. Kremlingames recently released their latest DLC for China:Mao’s Legacy and disclosed more information on the ongoing development of their upcoming Crisis in the Kremlin 2. The new Ways of Life DLC for China:… Read More ›
Update (16 March 2024)
Got plans to write two posts for today. The first post, which is a new post based on what I had learned so far from Kremlingames’ Discord Server, pertains to the latest DLC of China: Mao’s Legacy. That one is… Read More ›
On the Latest Developments of Cold War Gaming
Video games set in the Cold War, I should note, are developed by Eastern Europeans. It is interesting that the historical period does not get enough attention elsewhere. One will never find any among Western (the vast majority of which… Read More ›
A Reading of “Technology against Constitution”
Daniel Boyle’s “Technology Against Constitution” can be best described as one of the more insightful articles on the philosophical underpinnings of The American Post-Liberal. Its basic premise, drawing from the experiences of Ancient Greece, is based on the familiar notion… Read More ›
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