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[[Image:Lenin_1920.jpg|200px|thumb|<small>'''Revolutionary political scientist:'''</small> [[Vladimir Lenin|Vladimir Ilyich Lenin]], 1920.]]
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'''Leninism''' is the theory and practice of the [[dictatorship of the proletariat]], led by a revolutionary vanguard party. Theoretically, Leninism comprises the [[Political science|political]] and socialist economic theories of [[Vladimir Lenin]], developed from [[Marxism]], and his interpretations of [[Marxist theory]] within the agrarian [[Russian Empire]] of that time.  Leninism reversed Marx’s order of economics over politics, allowing for a political revolution led by a (contracted; show full) maintain some homeland workers politically content with a slightly-higher standard of living, and so ensure peaceful labour-capital relations, (cf. [[labor aristocracy]], [[globalization]]). Hence, a [[proletarian revolution]] could not occur in the developed capitalist countries while the imperialist global system was intact; thus an under-developed country would feature the first proletarian revolution, and [[Imperial Russia]] was the weakest country in the capitalist global system. <ref name=tomasic
>%26gt%3B Tomasic, D. "The Impact of Russian Culture on Soviet Communism" (1953, ''The Western Political Quarterly'', vol. 6, no. 4 December, pp. 808-9.</ref> In the early twentieth century, Russia’s economy was primarily [[agriculture|agrarian]], effected with [[peasant]] and animal labour; under-developed when compared to industrialized [[Western Europe]] and [[North America]].

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