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(1881-1973)
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Editor/Trans.
J. Kahane, trans.
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First Pub. Date
1922
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Publisher/Editor
Indianapolis, IN: Liberty Fund, Inc.
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Pub. Date
1981
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Comments
Foreword by Friedrich A. Hayek not available online
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| TABLE OF CONTENTS | |
| Cover Table of Contents |
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| Publisher's Preface | |
| Foreword by F. A. Hayek | |
| Preface to the Second English Edition (1951) | |
| Translator's Note (1936) | |
| Preface to the Second German Edition (1932) | |
| Introduction | |
| Part I Liberalism and Socialism | |
| I.1 Ownership | |
| I.2 Socialism | |
| I.3 The Social Order and the Political Constitution | |
| I.4 The Social Order and the Family | |
| Part II The Economics of a Socialist Community | |
| Section I The Economics of an Isolated Socialist Community | |
| II.5 The Nature of Economic Activity | |
| II.6 The Organization of Production Under Socialism | |
| II.7 The Distribution of Income | |
| II.8 The Socialist Community Under Stationary Conditions | |
| II.9 The Position of the Individual Under Socialism | |
| II.10 Socialism Under Dynamic Conditions | |
| II.11 The Impracticability of Socialism | |
| Section II The Foreign Relations of a Socialist Community | |
| II.12 National Socialism and World Socialism | |
| II.13 The Problem of Migration Under Socialism | |
| II.14 Foreign Trade Under Socialism | |
| Section III Particular Forms of Socialism and Pseudo-Socialism | |
| II.15 Particular Forms of Socialism | |
| II.16 Pseudo-Socialist Systems | |
| Part III The Alleged Inevitability of Socialism | |
| Section I Social Evolution | |
| III.17 Socialistic Chiliasm | |
| III.18 Society | |
| III.19 Conflict as a Factor in Social Evolution | |
| III.20 The Clash of Class Interests and the Class War | |
| III.21 The Materialist Conception of History | |
| Section II The Concentration of Capital and the Formation of Monopolies as Preliminary Steps to Socialism | |
| III.22 The Problem | |
| III.23 The Concentration of Establishments | |
| III.24 The Concentration of Enterprises | |
| III.25 The Concentration of Fortunes | |
| III.26 Monopoly and Its Effects | |
| Part IV Socialism as a Moral Imperative | |
| IV.27 Socialism and Ethics | |
| IV.28 Socialism as an Emanation of Asceticism | |
| IV.29 Christianity and Socialism | |
| IV.30 Ethical Socialism, Especially That of the New Criticism | |
| IV.31 Economic Democracy | |
| IV.32 Capitalist Ethics | |
| Part V Destructionism | |
| V.33 The Motive Powers of Destructionism | |
| V.34 The Methods of Destructionism | |
| V.35 Overcoming Destructionism | |
| Conclusion The Historical Significance of Modern Socialism | |
| Appendix | |
| Epilogue | |
| Biographical Note | |
| Footnotes | |
| About the Book and Author | |
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