Socialism

John Stuart Mill's "Socialism" offers a crucial perspective on a pivotal political and economic ideology. As a foundational text in political philosophy and economic history, this work explores the core tenets of socialism, particularly its utopian variants, and its place within broader discussions of economic systems.

Mill, a renowned figure in utilitarian thought, delves into the potential societal impacts of socialist ideals. This meticulously prepared edition provides readers with direct access to Mill's insightful analysis, enabling a deeper understanding of socialism's historical context and its enduring relevance to contemporary political and economic debates. Explore the complexities of this significant ideology and its profound influence on political and economic thought.

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