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Socially Mixed Economies: How Social Gains Develop in Opposed Systems
By (author) John Weber
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Have you ever considered what the middle ground between capitalism and socialism would look like? Socially Mixed Economies offers a tantalizing snapshot of this brave new world, a third way born of compromise by countries accepting that social gains can develop in opposed systems. John Weber takes the reader on an intellectual journey through the give-and-take of post Cold War history. Drawing on examples from Europe, the United States, and the developing world this provocative work suggests that today's political landscape is far from polarized between purely socialist and capitalist regimes. Rather than documenting the triumph of ""pure"" capitalism over ""pure"" socialism, by means of different country-specific examples, Weber illustrates how much of today's political fabric has been shaped by ""concessions."" The result is a socially mixed economy, of coexisting capitalist and socialist structures. This is essential reading for economists, political scientists, and historians seeking to understand the evolution of a new transitional society and its important, unprecedented consequences for twenty-first century world politics.
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Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing Plc
Published date | 12 Sep 2001
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Format | Hardback
Pages | 216
Dimensions | 238 x 166 x 17mm (L x W x H)
Weight | 417g
ISBN | 978-0-7391-0270-1
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BISAC | political science / political ideologies / general
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