
Socialism: A Very Short Introduction
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Romance
History
Philosophy
Format
Paperback
Pages
350
Language
English
Published
Jan 1, 2005
Publisher
Oxford University Press Academic UK
Edition
2
ISBN-10
0191577898
ISBN-13
9780191577895
Description
Michael Newman explores the nuanced landscape of socialism, delving into its historical roots and evolution over time. He examines the core tenets of socialism, articulating its vision for a more equitable society and the various forms it has taken around the globe. Readers are invited to consider whether socialism can adapt to contemporary challenges or if it has been rendered obsolete by modern capitalism and shifting political paradigms.
The author poses critical questions about socialism’s relevance in today's world, engaging with its critiques and defenders alike. By unpacking the complexities surrounding this ideology, Newman provides insights into its potential to influence future socio-economic structures. This exploration fosters a deeper understanding of socialism, inviting an informed discussion on its prospects amidst the ongoing debates about fairness, inequality, and the role of government in the economy.
The author poses critical questions about socialism’s relevance in today's world, engaging with its critiques and defenders alike. By unpacking the complexities surrounding this ideology, Newman provides insights into its potential to influence future socio-economic structures. This exploration fosters a deeper understanding of socialism, inviting an informed discussion on its prospects amidst the ongoing debates about fairness, inequality, and the role of government in the economy.
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