Their Socialism and Ours, Paperback by Shay, R., Like New Used, Free shipping...

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Genre: Political Science Author: R. Shay Publisher: CreateSpace Number of Pages: 82 Pages Item Width: 5.5 in Language: English Book Title: Their Socialism and Ours Item Length: 8.5 in width: 5.5 in Topic: Political Ideologies / Communism, Post-Communism & Socialism ISBN: 9781482582604 Item Height: 0.2 in height: 0.2 in Format: Trade Paperback Item Weight: 5.6 Oz Publication Year: 2013

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Their Socialism and Ours, Paperback by Shay, R., Like New Used, Free shipping.... Socialism has been a failure everywhere that it has been attempted. The defenders of the current crumbling capitalist system argue that it is simply “human nature” that brought about the misery within, and eventual demise of, the “Socialist Bloc.”. Their Socialism and Ours, Paperback by Shay, R., ISBN 1482582600, ISBN-13 9781482582604, Like New Used, Free shipping in the US Socialism has been a failure everywhere that it has been attempted. This is the refrain heard time and time again as examples like Stalin's USSR are conjured up for good measure. The defenders of the current crumbling capitalist system argue that it is simply “human nature” that brought about the misery within, and eventual demise of, the “Socialist Bloc.” For the remaining leftists who still cling to the tattered banner of one form or another of “Really Existing Socialism,” it was this or that strategic or tactical error (don't worry, they promise to do better next time).Rarely seen from any side is a genuine examination of the underlying class forces involved in the rise and fall of the so-called Communist Countries. This littl is an attempt at exactly author traces the struggle between classes with varying interests to its logical conclusion: the bureaucratized administrative socialism that came to exist in a large part of the world. But rather than have proved the “failure of socialism,” the author argues that the existence of these regimes within and alongside a faltering global capitalist order has proven the need to move beyond any and all forms of class international working class revolution, he argues, is the only way forward. It is that revolution, carried out by a class with nothing to claim but its own liberation, that will sweep away the very basis for the existence of class rule and dictatorship along with the muck of ages.