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pt. 1. Sociopathic society -- pt. 2. Sociopathy and the new American dream -- pt. 3. Sociopathic capitalism -- pt. 4. War and sociopathic foreign policy -- pt. 5. Climate change as sociopathy -- pt. 6. Fascism : the ultimate sociopathic society? -- pt. 7. Alternatives and activism.

Since 1980, America has been run by a corporate regime that has co-opted both political parties and shifted sovereignty from "we the people" to trans-national corporations. The result has been job insecurity for millions of workers, debts as far as the eye can see, and a dangerous quest for global domination. Democracy itself has been undermined and the Constitution weakened. This regime must be overturned! And, as Charles Derber demonstrates in his provocative new book, it can be. After all, Derber points out, there have been other corporate regimes in American history, although this latest v

Examines the Swedish economy & the Mondragon cooperative economic community of the Basque region of Spain to identify an alternative to Soviet-style socialism. It is argued that both the government-operated Swedish economy & the community-operated Mondragon cooperative ameliorate the worst effects of capitalism while avoiding the inefficiencies of Soviet-style socialism. Although each system has disadvantages, many of these could be remedied by combining elements of both systems into a coherent economic program. Such a program could serve as a viable alternative to both Soviet-style socialism & free-market capitalism. 9 References. M. Nichols-Wagner