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Intro -- Ludwig von Mises, Socialism -- Front Matter -- Title Page -- Copyright Details -- Table of Contents, p. vii -- Publisher's Preface, p. xv -- Foreword, p. xix -- Preface to the Second English Edition, p. 1 -- Translator's Note, p. 3 -- Preface to the Second German Edition, p. 5 -- Introduction, p. 15 -- Part 1. Liberalism and Socialism -- Chapter 1. Ownership, p. 27 -- Chapter 2. Socialism, p. 45 -- Chapter 3. The Social Order and the Political Constitution, p. 58 -- Chapter 4. The Social Order and the Family, p. 74 -- Part 2. The Economics of a Socialist Community -- 1. The Economics of an Isolated Socialist Community -- Chapter 5. The Nature of Economic Activity, p. 95 -- Chapter 6. The Organization of Production Under Socialism, p. 110 -- Chapter 7. The Distribution of Income, p. 131 -- Chapter 8. The Socialist Community Under Stationary Conditions, p. 142 -- Chapter 9. The Position of the Individual Under Socialism, p. 163 -- Chapter 10. Socialism Under Dynamic Conditions, p. 173 -- Chapter 11. The Impracticability of Socialism, p. 186 -- 2. The Foreign Relations of a Socialist Community -- Chapter 12. national Socialism and World Socialism, p. 197 -- Chapter 13. The Problem of Migration Under Socialism, p. 201 -- Chapter 14. Foreign Trade Under Socialism, p. 205 -- 3. Particular Forms of Socialism and Pseudo-Socialism -- Chapter 15. Particular Forms of Socialism, p. 211 -- Chapter 16. Pseudo-Socialis Systems, p. 233 -- Part 3. The Alleged Inevitability of Socialism -- 1. Social Evolution -- Chapter 17. Socialistic Chilliasm, p. 249 -- Chapter 18. Society, p. 256 -- Chapter 19. Conflict as a Factor in Social Evolution, p. 279 -- Chapter 20. The Clash of Class Interests and the Class War, p. 292 -- Chapter 21. The Materialist Conception of History, p. 314.

"Discusses socialism as a political system, and details the history of socialist governments throughout the world"--Provided by publisher

Since the eighteenth century, socialism has evolved alongside increasingly industrial societies in which workers and the government keep the wealthy few from exploiting the masses. Socialism has been shaped by Communism and Democracy both, and has undergone changes in the twentieth century alongside the turmoil of World Wars and the Cold War. The birth of Socialism is examined as well as major figures in its development and practice in government and labor unions. This comprehensive volume intersperses historical context with photographs, artwork, publications and more to help readers comprehend this important and evolving movement.

Though it may be surprising in today's political context, in which the term ""socialism"" is often uttered like a profane insult, this political school of thought was quite popular in the early twentieth century and gained a significant amount of traction among prominent thinkers and leaders. In this concise volume, author Edward F. Adams presents two stinging critiques of socialism, and many of his arguments remain just as compelling nearly a century later

Intro -- À propos de Collection XIX -- Titre -- INTRODUCTION -- LIVRE PREMIER - EXPOSITION RAISONNÉE DE LA DOCTRINE COLLECTIVISTE -- CHAPITRE UNIQUE - Critique par Karl Marx et par son école de la société capitaliste -- LIVRE DEUXIÈME - RÉFUTATION DE L'ARGUMENTATION CRITIQUE DES COLLECTIVISTES -- CHAPITRE PREMIER - Théorie de la valeur -- CHAPITRE II - La loi d'airain -- CHAPITRE III - Productivité du capital. - Intérêt et profits -- CHAPITRE IV - Le principe de la population -- CHAPITRE V - L'accumulation primitive -- LIVRE TROISIÈME - CRITIQUE DU COLLECTIVISME -- CHAPITRE PREMIER - Vues générales -- CHAPITRE II - De la répartition des richesses en collectivisme -- CHAPITRE III - De la production des richesses et du progrès en collectivisme -- CHAPITRE IV - Du luxe -- CHAPITRE V - Le collectivisme et la liberté -- CHAPITRE VI - Le collectivisme entraînerait la stagnation et même la rétrogradation du genre humain -- LIVRE QUATRIÈME - LES RÉFORMES PRATIQUES -- CHAPITRE PREMIER - Le double caractère de l'humanité -- CHAPITRE II - Antinomies diverses. - Leur solution -- CHAPITRE III - Solution -- Note au lecteur -- Page de titre de l'édition imprimée -- Copyright