Intro to SocialismMonthly Review Press, 1968 - 127 pages This introduction to socialist thought is by two men perhaps better qualified than any other Americans to have written it. Leo Huberman and Paul Sweezy, founding editors and publishers of the independent socialist magazine Monthly Review, built an impressive reputation as keen observers, acute analysts, and lucid writers on the world and domestic scenes. In this book, they present in clear and direct language the basic elements of the socialist critique of capitalist society. |
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... struggles with capital , in which it trains itself . . . . ” Trains itself for what ? For the struggle for higher wages , shorter hours , better conditions ? Yes , of course . But for the much more important struggle as well - the struggle ...
... struggles with capital , in which it trains itself . . . . ” Trains itself for what ? For the struggle for higher wages , shorter hours , better conditions ? Yes , of course . But for the much more important struggle as well - the struggle ...
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... struggle for socialism is , therefore , as Corliss Lamont aptly phrases it , a struggle to " share the freedom . " The road to freedom for the working class is clearly marked : to substitute collective for private ownership of the means ...
... struggle for socialism is , therefore , as Corliss Lamont aptly phrases it , a struggle to " share the freedom . " The road to freedom for the working class is clearly marked : to substitute collective for private ownership of the means ...
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... struggles , the fight against the McCarran Act , the fight to get the soldiers out of Korea , the fight for peace ... struggle is a vehicle toward the goal - but only if it is steered in that direction . If not , it is a vehicle which ...
... struggles , the fight against the McCarran Act , the fight to get the soldiers out of Korea , the fight for peace ... struggle is a vehicle toward the goal - but only if it is steered in that direction . If not , it is a vehicle which ...
Table des matières
PREFACE | 5 |
THE ABC OF SOCIALISM | 21 |
MARXIAN SOCIALISM | 31 |
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achieve American Andre Gunder Frank automobile basic believe capitalist class capitalist countries capitalist society capitalist system cent centralized planning cold war Communist Communist Manifesto competition consumer corporations course democracy depression dictatorship dollars economic system employer Engels exist exploitation fact factory forces freedom Friedrich Engels Gosplan happen human incentive individual industry inefficient and wasteful inequality interest J. P. Morgan Karl Marx labor power laws LEO HUBERMAN liberty living standards Marxists material means of production ment million monopoly nature nomic October Revolution organization owners percent period planned economy political possible private enterprise private ownership private property problem profits public ownership question result revolution rich ruling class Russian socialist society solve Soviet Union struggle surplus SWEEZY things tion true unemployment United Utopians wages workers