World Order : socialist perspectives

By:

Ray Bush (ed.)

Contributor(s):

Coates, David(ed.)

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York; Polity Press; 1987Description: 301 pISBN:

074560028X

Subject(s):

World Politics-1945

DDC classification:

327 WOR

Summary: The World Order - Socialist Perspectives provides a major reappraisal of the state of the world today. The United States' role in international capitalism is carefully seru tinized, as are the social effects of ad vanced capitalism more generally. There is also a detailed discussion of recent developments and difficulties in the countries of the Soviet bloc. The authors, in addition, examine case studies of specific struggles in current world affairs they argue that a powerful socialist internationalism, if mobilized, could radically transform such struggles. The book includes contributions from Ernest Mandel, Fred Halliday, Dan Smith, Morris Szeftel, Ankie Hoogvelt, Nora Hamilton and others. It is a brilliantly judicious survey of the problems and potential advantages of international socialism and will prove an indispensable guide for anyone with an interest in world politics.

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The World Order - Socialist Perspectives provides a major reappraisal of the state of the world today. The United States' role in international capitalism is carefully seru tinized, as are the social effects of ad vanced capitalism more generally. There is also a detailed discussion of recent developments and difficulties in the countries of the Soviet bloc.

The authors, in addition, examine case studies of specific struggles in current world affairs they argue that a powerful socialist internationalism, if mobilized, could radically transform such struggles.

The book includes contributions from Ernest Mandel, Fred Halliday, Dan Smith, Morris Szeftel, Ankie Hoogvelt, Nora Hamilton and others. It is a brilliantly judicious survey of the problems and potential advantages of international socialism and will prove an indispensable guide for anyone with an interest in world politics.

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