Which Offers More for the Future? Communism, Socialism, Capitalism
Chicago: Popular Interest Series Publishing Co., 1932. First Edition. 8vo. 60 pp. Original pictorial wrappers in very good condition (soiling to front cover; light wear to extremities). Item #23369
A scarce Depression-era comparative discussion of communism, socialism, and capitalism, presenting the arguments for each system through essays by three prominent American advocates representing sharply different economic and political viewpoints. Scott Nearing writes from the communist perspective, Norman Thomas from that of democratic socialism, and Don D. Lescohier from the capitalist perspective. The pamphlet offers a contemporary snapshot of the intense debate over the future of American economic and political organization during the Great Depression.
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