The Meaning of Socialism explained

The Meaning of Socialism is a book by British philosopher Michael Luntley, published in 1989 by Duckworth and in 1990 by Open Court. The book covers the meaning and philosophy of socialism.[1] [2] [3] The book received reviews from journals including Reason Papers and American Political Science Review, along with being widely cited in its field.[4] [5]

Notes and References

  1. Book: Luntley, Michael. The Meaning of Socialism. Duckworth. 1989. 978-0715623060.
  2. Book: Luntley, Michael. The Meaning of Socialism. Open Court. 1990. 978-0812691139.
  3. Book: Datta, Alman. Transitional Puzzles: Reflections on Social, Economic and Political Issues. SAGE Publishing. 2009. 978-8178298832. 245–250.
  4. Skoble. Aeon James. 1992. Michael Luntley's The Meaning of Socialism [Book Review]]. Reason Papers. 17. 193–197.
  5. Claeys. Gregory. 1992. Reviewed Works: The Meaning of Socialism by Michael Luntley; The Concept of Socialist Law by Christine Sypnowich. American Political Science Review. 86. 1. 218–219. 10.2307/1964038. 1964038. 147478326 .

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