Titlebook: Socialism, Social Ownership and Social Justice; Leslie J. Macfarlane Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Owenite Socialism and Working-Class Struggles,ns in factory and mining districts) were still in force. In 1825 the Acts were repealed, but poor trade conditions and widespread unemployment held back large-scale union agitation until the economic recovery of 1829, the year Owen came back to England.

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,British Socialism, 1850–1914, the wretched condition of Ireland. The Great Exhibition of 1851 in Paxton’s Crystal Palace, itself one of the marvels of the new industrial age, gave public expression to Britain’s standing as ‘the workshop of the world’. Though the main beneficiaries of the rising prosperity were the middle classe

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From Russian Socialism to Soviet Communism,of the existing Russian political and social system which, in the words of Sir Isaiah Berlin, it condemned as ‘a(chǎn) moral and political monstrosity — obsolete, barbarous, stupid and odious’.. The founder of Russian Populism was Alexander Herzen, who left Russia for Paris in 1847. Herzen’s experience of

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Socialism: The Swedish Model,ustrial and political development. It was not until 1866 that the old Riksdag (Parliament) of the four estates of nobility, clergy, burghers and peasantry was replaced by a two chamber assembly, the higher chosen indirectly on a franchise designed to secure the representation of the aristocracy of b

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Socialism, Past and Present,alth, was ‘culturally indeterminate’ in that it might take a variety of forms and be directed to a variety of ends. It was not a good in itself, but had to be understood and judged in terms of its particular purposes and values.. Thus the Spartan mode of male communal living, first in military barra

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Utopian Socialists and Anti-Capitalist Economists,ng or selected crafts to meet the modest needs of its people. The inhabitants of Utopia lived secure lives, each family being provided with a healthy dwelling, wholesome food, simple apparel and other necessities from the common store; coming together for the evening meal at common tables.