communism

Examples of socialism

socialism
Readers are likely to focus on particular themes as ambitiously covered by the book - political liberalism, conservatism, socialism, ecology and feminism.
His earlier works on socialism were especially popular.
At the same time, even the most prominent dissidents of that period expressed protest from within a discourse of "authentic" socialism.
Supporting current anti-globalization activism is a good first step, since it comes closest to putting international socialism on the political agenda.
To those who supported the ideals of state socialism and who worked in figurative styles this was not a problem.
However, substantive research on the concept "socialism" is likely to bring to light key elements that should correct our "a priori" judgments about these differences.
But they faded almost equally quickly, as the population preferred a project of 'national reconstruction' to one of 'civic reconstruction', let alone a reformed socialism.
The policy covered only the workers of medium-to-large industrial firms and the government's motive was to preempt the appeal of socialism.
They have focused on primitive communal society, the slaveowning system, feudalism, capitalism, and socialism.
That use of the term "beauty" by both women suggests how important the aesthetic was in supplementing the materialism of scientific socialism.
He argued that the wishes of the nationalists would be fulfilled under socialism.
It is also crucial that socialism piggybacks on capitalism.
For now, note only that acceptance of this argument raises uncomfortable questions about market socialism's political feasibility.
Capitalism was the mode of production that emerged and expanded in the 19th and 20th centuries, and socialism was just a brief parenthesis.
In terms of economics, he anticipated that these countries would probably move towards some mix between socialism and capitalism.
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