The End of Socialism
by James Otteson
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Is socialism morally superior to other systems of political economy, even if it faces practical difficulties In The End of Socialism, James R. Otteson explores socialism as a system of political economy that is, from the perspectives of both moral philosophy and economic theory. He examines the exact nature of the practical difficulties socialis...
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