Socialist union <br/><br/>
socialism and foreign policy 

 - London  Book House  1953 
 - 79 p. 
<br/><br/> "Socialist Union comes nearer than any of its predecessors to endowing the Labour Party with the philosophy of a Progressive Party.... This alone makes its pamphlet a political event" wrote. the Manchester Guardian in an editorial on the publication of Socialism: A New Statement of Principles. Mr. Attlee stated that "it expresses in far better language than I command the views which I hold and the faith which I believe."<br/><br/>Socialism and Foreign Policy is the first of an important series of reports in which Socialist Union applies these principles to contemporary politics. It offers a courageous and realistic examination of the facts<br/><br/>of the international situation. But its particular value is in<br/><br/>pointing to the special contribution which this country could<br/><br/>make towards easing international tension, if detailed policies<br/><br/>were guided by socialist principles.<br/><br/>Socialist Union shows that great opportunities for leadership are still open to Britain in Western Europe, the Commonwealth, Asia and Africa, and as an influential partner in the Atlantic Alliance. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>International Relations
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>327 Soc