The Case for Socialism

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The Case for Socialism is a political work advocating socialist principles and critiquing capitalist society, published in the mid-20th century.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf non-fiction book
political book
socialist literature
about alternatives to laissez-faire capitalism
class struggle
criticism of capitalist exploitation
criticism of private property in the means of production
democratic control of the economy
economic inequality
historical development of capitalism
planning versus market mechanisms
public ownership
redistribution of wealth
role of the state in the economy
social justice
welfare state
workers' rights
aimsTo criticize capitalist social relations
persuade readers of the merits of socialism
contains arguments against capitalist competition
arguments for systemic economic change
proposals for a more egalitarian society
countryOfOrigin English-speaking world
critiques capitalist class structure
concentration of wealth
market-driven social policy
discusses economic planning
labor movements
political democracy
relationship between democracy and economic power
social ownership of key industries
genre political non-fiction
political theory
hasPerspective anti-capitalist
pro-socialist
ideologicalContext 20th-century socialist thought
intendedAudience general readership
politically engaged readers
language English
literaryForm prose
mainSubject critique of capitalism
socialism
politicalPosition left-wing
socialist
publicationPeriod mid-20th century
workType advocacy text

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Secker & Warburg published The Case for Socialism