Titlebook: Socialist Optimism; An Alternative Polit Paul Auerbach Book 2016 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2016 Social

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Introductionerwar period of the twentieth century, with growing inequality of income and wealth, persistent high levels of unemployment and ever-diminishing prospects for young people. Political activity is widely perceived to be a game performed by an elite for its own benefit.

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The Giant Firm and the Planf this practice into the idea that it would be possible to direct whole economies by way of a central plan emerged from the concrete experience of modernity in a host of spheres. The driving force of this modernity and the major factor compelling attention and explanation in this period was the emer

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Technocratic Planning and the Emergence of a Socialist Orthodoxyt of the rich nations, and on a large part of those living in colonies or subject to the political and economic hegemony of the great powers. Novelties from the commercial sector transformed consumption, work and travel patterns, while weaponry emerging from the new technologies would bring misery a

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Socialist Theory and Practicehat was, in terms of both area and population, decisively the largest nation in Europe. But it was a distant land for the bulk of West Europeans, and was too poor and backward to be an appropriate venue for a Marxian transition to communism. Nevertheless, the existence of this gigantic ‘workers’ sta

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The Working and Living Environmentts as a vehicle for personal realisation, the expansion of democratic participation and control of decisions in the modern world. But a narrative based exclusively on formal education would be overly simplistic, with an implicit acceptance of a hierarchy of learning ‘between the mode of transmission