This classic text identified a workable socialist program, achievable in the lifetime of a child born today, that avoided farfetched or Utopian assumptions and the deformations of ``actually existing socialism'' of the Soviet species. These achievements still resonate today. .
This classic text identified a workable socialist program, achievable in the lifetime of a child born today, that avoided farfetched or Utopian assumptions and the deformations of ``actually existing socialism'' of the Soviet species. These achievements still resonate today. .
Alec Nove Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of Glasgow
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Introduction: Socialism - Why? Part 1 The Legacy of MarxPart 2 Socialism and the Soviet Experience Part 3 Reform Models: Hungary, Yugoslavia, Poland, China Part 4 TransitionPart 5 Feasible Socialism?
Introduction: Socialism - Why?; Part 1 The Legacy of MarxPart 2 Socialism and the Soviet Experience; Part 3 Reform Models: Hungary, Yugoslavia, Poland, China; Part 4 TransitionPart 5 Feasible Socialism?;
Introduction: Socialism - Why? Part 1 The Legacy of MarxPart 2 Socialism and the Soviet Experience Part 3 Reform Models: Hungary, Yugoslavia, Poland, China Part 4 TransitionPart 5 Feasible Socialism?
Introduction: Socialism - Why?; Part 1 The Legacy of MarxPart 2 Socialism and the Soviet Experience; Part 3 Reform Models: Hungary, Yugoslavia, Poland, China; Part 4 TransitionPart 5 Feasible Socialism?;
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"...a fascinating and stimulating mixture of theoretical and empirical material on the Soviet-type economy."--International Affairs
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