Marxism and actually existing socialism

Abstract

I recently visited the Soviet Union. I was there for only one week, as a tourist: time to get only a very limited and superficial impression of life there. Nevertheless, it was a sobering and thought-provoking experience. For even such a brief visit forces one to confront the problems raised by the evidently unideal character of the Soviet Union and other `actually existing' socialist societies. These are amongst the greatest problems facing socialists in the world today.

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Sean Sayers
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Analytical Marxism and Morality.Sean Sayers - 1989 - Canadian Journal of Philosophy 19 (sup1):81-104.

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