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Why Not Socialism?
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G. A. Cohen's "Why Not Socialism? " is a powerful defense of socialist ideals.
Cohen challenges the common arguments against socialism, particularly those based on economic efficiency and human nature.
He argues that a socialist society, characterized by equality and social cooperation, is both morally desirable and practically achievable.
Cohen's work is known for its rigorous philosophical analysis and its engagement with contemporary political and economic debates.
It remains a significant contribution to socialist thought and continues to inspire discussions about alternative economic systems.
Cohen challenges the common arguments against socialism, particularly those based on economic efficiency and human nature.
He argues that a socialist society, characterized by equality and social cooperation, is both morally desirable and practically achievable.
Cohen's work is known for its rigorous philosophical analysis and its engagement with contemporary political and economic debates.
It remains a significant contribution to socialist thought and continues to inspire discussions about alternative economic systems.
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Markets are Good for More than Wealth (w/ Tom Palmer)
