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Hitler as moral crusader and liar -- The cult of evolutionary progress -- Racial struggle -- Morally upright Aryans and immoral Jews -- Hitler's socialism : building the people's community -- Sexual morality and population expansion -- Controlling reproduction to improve the human species -- The struggle for living space : war and expansionism -- Justifying murder and genocide

Reform of the welfare sector is an important yet difficult challenge for countries in transition from socialist central planning to market-oriented democracies. Here a scholar of the economics of socialism and a health economist offer health sector reform recommendations for ten countries of Eastern Europe, drawn from nine guiding principles

Intro -- Contents -- Chapter 1 The Life of Joseph Husslein, S.J. -- Chapter 2 The Shapers of Husslein -- Chapter 3 -- Chapter 4 Major Themes of HussleinÌs Social ThoughtÛ Democratic Industry: An Altenative to Socialism and Capitalism -- Chapter 5 HussleinÌs ÏA Catholic Social PlatformÓ -- Chapter 6 HussleinÌs Other Work -- Conclusion -- Appendix -- Select Bibliography.

Ch7-Women Policies in Asiach8-Democratic Consolidation and Gender Politics in South Korea; ch9-Contradictory Implications of Socialism and Capitalism Under "East Asian Modernity" in China and Taiwan; ch10-The Limits of Democratization for Women in East Asia; Part3-Conclusion; ch11-Democracy and "Softening" Society; References; The Contributors; Index; About the Book

In Section I, the author maps the different ideological positions concerning education and schooling in South Africa (Christian national education, liberalism, liberation socialism). Section II presents reports of interviews conducted with significant and influential educationists whose viewpoints were generally aligned with one or other of the three ideological positions described

This volume, simultaneously published in Russian, presents essays by Western and Soviet scholars on the issue of "new thinking about peace and war.'' On both sides the tone is urgent, as it must be. The essays discuss nuclear proliferation, the prevention of nuclear war, international politics, superpower cooperation, disarmament, and socialism.

A new book includes a wonderful explanation and critique of socialism and tells the story of Poland's impoverishing socialist turn, followed by a transformation into a successful market-dominated mixed economy.
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Martin Heidegger's sympathies for the conservative revolution and National Socialism have long been well known. But the 2014 publication of his "Black Notebooks" reveals a deeper and more radical ideology... READ MORE
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The Albanian ideology in the last two decades of post-socialism has played a crucial role in the legitimation and reproduction of the current social formation. Its nodal point, which has integrated different political discourses, has been the idea of Europe constructed imaginarily as a counterpoint of Islamism and communism.

Рассматривается стремление партий демократического социализма проводить «третий путь» в революции, бороться против калединщины и против большевиков, за создание демократического правительства. ; The article deals with the striving of the democratic socialism to conduct "the third role" in revolution, to fight against kaledinshina and against bolshevicks, for creation of democratic government.

The article is devoted to the interpretation of the phenomenon of private property in the social theories of utopian socialism. Attention is paid to the justification of the provisions of the social dysfunction of private property.
The argumentation of the necessity of the abolition of private property has been studied.

In This Issue Burundi Transitional Government 14584SA Troops 14594 The Gambia Jammeh Wins 14587 Tanzania Terms of Agreement 14592 Nigeria Controversial Reaction 14600 Zimbabwe Return to Socialism 14605 Arms Trade Global Market 14606SA's Security Industry 14607ContentsContinental Alignments 14581Internal Developments 14584National Security 14593Military 14606Overseas Relations 14609Social and Cultural 14611Rates 14583Index 14614

After serious economic decline at the beginning of the nineties market oriented reforms brought a recovery but produced a fundamental recomposition of social classes and the fragmentation of the popular sectors. Against this the possibilities of a renewed, internationally rooted socialism, which would also needs new political patterns, are discussed.

Argues that Andre Gorz has been largely misunderstood, misrepresented, & excoriated by British critics in contrast to his popularity & general positive reception on the continent. Attempts to redress this intellectual condition of Gorz' British rejection by confronting the most common misrepresentations of his writings including those of heteronomy & autonomy, definition of socialism & its relation to work & workers' emancipation, the status & compensation of the servant class, public & private welfare, & perspectives on capital, modernity, & historical materialism. Concludes by discussing Gorz' perspectives on time, workers' social labor & autonomous activity, & suggesting that much more can be done to rehabilitate the breadth & depth of Gorz' work. R. Rodriguez

During the last 25 years Chilean society has experienced profound socioeconomic, political and even cultural changes. From 1964 to 1970 there was a 'revolution in liberty' under Eduardo Frei, from 1970 a 'Chilean road to socialism' under Salvador Allende, and from 1973 to 1989 a 'silent revolution' under Augusto Pinochet.