The Anatomy of FreedomPhilosophical Library, 1957 - 103 pages |
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Page ix
... economic field requires socialism . He emphasizes that for him socialism represents an economic , not a political , program ; and that it means public , and not necessarily gov- ernmental ownership and operation of the material instru ...
... economic field requires socialism . He emphasizes that for him socialism represents an economic , not a political , program ; and that it means public , and not necessarily gov- ernmental ownership and operation of the material instru ...
Page 95
... economic structure of society had a largely determina- tive influence on all its other features . The making of a living - in technical economic terms , the production and distribution of " wealth " -has always been a community ( not ...
... economic structure of society had a largely determina- tive influence on all its other features . The making of a living - in technical economic terms , the production and distribution of " wealth " -has always been a community ( not ...
Page 96
... economic structure called capitalism does not permit , indeed precludes , the direct , free , and equal participation of the individual in this vitally impor- tant area of interest . It appears that power , and consequent control , is ...
... economic structure called capitalism does not permit , indeed precludes , the direct , free , and equal participation of the individual in this vitally impor- tant area of interest . It appears that power , and consequent control , is ...
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