Socialism and WarByLouis B. BoudinAuthor ofTheoretical System of Karl Marx, “Government by Judiciary”,etc.Price, $1.10 PostpaidNEW REVIEWPUBLISHING ASS’N256 BroadwayNew York CityA STUDY OF THE GREAT WAR OF IMPERIALISM.Organized Socialism collapsed in the European crisis; but Socialist thought is providing us with an authentic, realistic interpretation of the causes and consequences of the Great War.The whole world is interested in the attitude and conclusions of the Socialists.Mr. Boudin’s book deals with the prime cause of the war—Imperialism. He makes us understand the underlying forces of this world-drama. Mr. Boudin indicates that Imperialism is the political expression of a change in the economics of Capitalism; that Imperialism is motivated upon the export of capital, principally in the form of iron and steel as “means of production” in undeveloped countries.All phases of the war are covered, including the “cultural” and “racial”. The historian, the economist and the sociologist unite in a volume of the utmost interest and importance.
Socialism and WarByLouis B. BoudinAuthor ofTheoretical System of Karl Marx, “Government by Judiciary”,etc.Price, $1.10 PostpaidNEW REVIEWPUBLISHING ASS’N256 BroadwayNew York City
Socialism and War
ByLouis B. Boudin
Author ofTheoretical System of Karl Marx, “Government by Judiciary”,etc.
Price, $1.10 Postpaid
NEW REVIEWPUBLISHING ASS’N256 BroadwayNew York City
A STUDY OF THE GREAT WAR OF IMPERIALISM.
Organized Socialism collapsed in the European crisis; but Socialist thought is providing us with an authentic, realistic interpretation of the causes and consequences of the Great War.
The whole world is interested in the attitude and conclusions of the Socialists.
Mr. Boudin’s book deals with the prime cause of the war—Imperialism. He makes us understand the underlying forces of this world-drama. Mr. Boudin indicates that Imperialism is the political expression of a change in the economics of Capitalism; that Imperialism is motivated upon the export of capital, principally in the form of iron and steel as “means of production” in undeveloped countries.
All phases of the war are covered, including the “cultural” and “racial”. The historian, the economist and the sociologist unite in a volume of the utmost interest and importance.