Socialism and the Individual [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 10 (1):184-184 (1956)
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The author tries to clarify the differences between the Conservative and Labor parties and to justify his preference for the latter. The argument, owing to its informality, makes little contribution to political theory. The earlier case for and against socialist egalitarianism is thoughtful and honest; later chapters on Communism and on America are of lesser merit.--R. G. S.

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