Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction: Left in crisis
- 1 The political economy of the aes Left
- 2 The political economy of new municipal socialism, 1981–6
- 3 The political economy of post-Fordist socialism
- 4 Towards a decentralized socialism? The political economy of producer co-operatives and labour-managed firms
- 5 “In a world which is not of their making”: The political economy of producer co-operatives and labour-managed firms
- 6 The political economy of market socialism
- 7 Whatever happened to Keynesian social democracy?
- 8 The apotheosis of labour: knowledge-driven, supply-side socialism
- 9 Embracing the Anglo-American model, or, whatever happened to radical stakeholderism?
- 10 Multinational socialism
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
Bibliography
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Preface
- Introduction: Left in crisis
- 1 The political economy of the aes Left
- 2 The political economy of new municipal socialism, 1981–6
- 3 The political economy of post-Fordist socialism
- 4 Towards a decentralized socialism? The political economy of producer co-operatives and labour-managed firms
- 5 “In a world which is not of their making”: The political economy of producer co-operatives and labour-managed firms
- 6 The political economy of market socialism
- 7 Whatever happened to Keynesian social democracy?
- 8 The apotheosis of labour: knowledge-driven, supply-side socialism
- 9 Embracing the Anglo-American model, or, whatever happened to radical stakeholderism?
- 10 Multinational socialism
- Conclusion
- Bibliography
- Index
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- Left in the WildernessThe Political Economy of British Democratic Socialism since 1979, pp. 289 - 306Publisher: Acumen PublishingPrint publication year: 2002