Titlebook: John Strachey; An Intellectual Biog Noel Thompson Book 1993 Noel Thompson 1993 capitalism.communism.socialism.British Politics

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,The Making of an English Marxist? 1925–29, Strachey’s journalistic outpourings of the period 1925–29. Indeed the articles in the ., the ., the . and the . furnish materials more suitable for a patchwork quilt. In part this was a consequence of the nature and demands of journalism — the instant response to and assessment of rapidly unfolding

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,The Theory and Practice of Communism, 1931–36,he belief that, at least in the short run, capitalism had been or could be stabilised and its major evils considerably mitigated. Thus Strachey in that period assumed that with the application of appropriate economic policies sufficient vitality could be restored to capitalism to provide the time an

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,Contemporary Capitalism, 1945–56,t prevailed for most of the period, real wages rose and the range and volume of consumer goods upon which to spend that rising income increased markedly. The regional distribution of this post-war prosperity may have been uneven and unemployment blackspots still existed, particularly in the Celtic p

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,Revisionist or Fundamentalist? 1945–56, rendered redundant the nostrums advanced by previous traditions of socialist thinking. Guild socialism, Fabian socialism, Marxian socialism had all predicated their critiques of capitalism upon the concentration of economic power in the hands of the capitalist enterpreneur and on the prescriptive s

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,Modified Capitalism, Modified Marxism, Modified Imperialism, 1956–63,fication must lead on ultimately to a socialist transformation of society, did not alter fundamentally after 1956. The modification of capitalism was to be effected in a variety of ways. The inherent instability of capitalism was to be rectified by maintaining aggregate demand at a level sufficient

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