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Whilst it doesn't quite live up to its title and it's more a history of Socialism, the good and the bad, if you combine reading it and "Why You Should Be a Socialist" by Nathan J. Robinson and "Democracy at Work: A Cure for Capitalism" by Richard D. Wolff it's a very helpful addition to knowledge on new ways of governing through socialism.
It's gets a little too brief at times and doesn't cover any of the MSN propaganda machine that is a major enemy to the people and politicians looking to insta ...more
It's gets a little too brief at times and doesn't cover any of the MSN propaganda machine that is a major enemy to the people and politicians looking to insta ...more
The world history sections got really dry at times, but there were some pretty insightful nuggets in there. The last handful of chapters were my favorite as they analyzed US history. Although, I would have liked more about the future, I felt that was an oversight. This should have been more forward thinking.
Very concise book on the history of socialism and now that I’m at work I’ll be lisitining to a lot of socialist literature so if anyone actually pays attention to my account hi and you’ll be seeing a lot of that.
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