Oswald Mosley: Economic Theories and Political Ideals

This chapter examines Oswald Mosley's economic theories, particularly his alignment with Keynesianism and industrial capitalism. It explores the historical context of his political ambitions shaped by World War I, highlighting how generational trauma influenced his views and reforms. Additionally, it critiques misconceptions around economic beliefs and addresses the socio-political landscape in Britain during Mosley's rise, promoting a revolutionary vision for public education and labor relations.