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Communist Manifesto
by Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx
The Communist Manifesto is the commonly-known name of "The Manifesto of the Communist Party" written by Karl Marx and Friederich Engles. It was published on February 21, 1848 and was commission by the Commmunist League. The Manifesto calls for a…
- Students Are Leaving the Politics Out of Economics by Louis Uchitelle
- ‘Baubles of Britain’: The American and Consumer Revolutions of the Eighteenth Century by T.H. Breen
- Trends in the Terms of Trade of Primary Commodities, 1900-1982: The Controversy and Its Origins by izzo, D. Diakosavvas and P. L. Sc
- On The Political Character of Property in Locke by Harvey C. Mansfield
- "A Bank on Parnassus" Nicholas Biddle and the Beauty of Banking by Jeffrey Sklansky
- Moral Constraints and Distributive Justice by Robert Nozick
- The Right and the Good Contrasted by John Rawls
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Can the Working Class Change the World?
by Michael Yates
Marx believed that the new society would have to be one in which the means of production were controlled democratically and collectively and in which the goal was to create a society in which labor was offered voluntarily for the…