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- The Socialist Standard
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12 issues / year |
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£12 UK |
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£20 UK |
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£15 UK |
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£22 UK |
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"The Socialist Party of Great Britain"
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- World Socialist Review
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4 issues, irregular publication |
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$4 US |
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"World Socialist Party (US)"
World Socialist Party (US)
P.O. Box 440247
Boston, Massachusetts
USA 02144
- The Futility of Reformism - $3.00
- The Russian Revolution ... Its Origin and Outcome - $1.50
- The Perspective For World Socialism - $1.50
- Socialism, A Simple Exposition - $1.50
- A World of Abundance - $1.50
- Pour Le Socialism Mondial - $1.50
- Socialism as a Practical Alternative - $1.50
- Is a Third World War Inevitable? - $1.50
- War, Waste and Want: The Crisis of Capitalism - $1.50
- Housing and the Insane Priority of Building Profits - $1.50
- Social Revolution and the State - $1.50
Put some depth into your understanding.
- # 1 Study Guide to Marxism - $1.00
- # 2 Marxian Theories of Economic Crisis - $1.00
- # 3 Study Guide to Ecology - $1.00
- # 4 Population and Resources - $1.00
We recognize that this literature is relatively expensive. Socialist literature is produced in small production runs so that economies of scale cannot easily be realized. That increases the cost to us, and to you. Much of this literature is available from no other sources. Please also note that much of this literature is subsidized by the membership of the Socialist Party of Canada and the other Companion Parties of Socialism.
You are not likely to find the socialist case (including the socialist analysis of capitalism) stated as clearly, accurately, and consistently anywhere else. Perhaps the question shouldn't be "is the literature too expensive?", but rather "can I afford not to understand the socialist case?" We claim that only through understanding (you don't have to become a socialist scholar, of course) and then action, can we solve the problems we face in society. If the working class doesn't do it, nobody will, and we, our children, their's -- the working class for all time -- will be doomed to wage slavery.