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China effectively (though not officially) gave up Maoism in the 1980s, adapting it to create their currently successful "socialism with Chinese characteristics", or a socialist market economy. However, Maoism is popular in certain insurgent movements in several countries, and in 2008 the Maoists legally won elections in [[Nepal]].
China effectively (though not officially) gave up Maoism in the 1980s, adapting it to create their currently successful "socialism with Chinese characteristics", or a socialist market economy. However, Maoism is popular in certain insurgent movements in several countries, and in 2008 the Maoists legally won elections in [[Nepal]].
Maoism still has popularity in China today, despite the government abandoning Maoism.
Maoism still has popularity in China today, despite the government abandoning Maoism. Maoism advocates for the promotion of [[state atheism]].
==References==
==References==
==See also==
==See also==
* [[Khmer Rouge]]
* [[Khmer Rouge]]
* [[Militant atheism]]
* [[New Left]]
* [[New Left]]