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Compendium - An A-Z of Socialism

 
 
 
 
 
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A reference-companion for socialists. Aimed particularly at the newcomer to the socialist movement who may be unfamiliar with socialist terminology.
Includes cross-referencing, suggested books for further reading and links to relevant websites at the end of most entries.
It concentrates on those ideas that are relevant to the case for socialism. In addition, there
are many biographical entries of individuals and organisations of interest to the socialist movement.
The inclusion of any of these should not necessarily be understood as an endorsement of their ideas and practices. Likewise, many entries have suggestions for relevant books and websites, but the views expressed in these are not necessarily the same as those of the Socialist Party!
It will be obvious that there are some errors, omissions and unworthy inclusions. No claim is made for this to be comprehensive, final and definitive truth.

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scc1375

scc1375

We can agree to disagree in that respect but all the same, great book. What strikes me is that someone actually took the time to compile something like this. It's nice that beginners would have something like this for reference.

11/06/2008
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Thanks for the comment. If the pamphlet *was* supportive of these things, it wouldn't make it any less (or indeed more) opinionated! But it does, rightly in my view, point to the anti-working class nature of Leninism and the so-called 'communist' countries, (which were 'state capitalist').

11/05/2008
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scc1375

This is an interesting book but it is very biased against leninism, the Soviet Union, and generally all forms of modern communism. It would be nice if there was a less opinionated form of this book.

11/04/2008
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