The Socialist Register 1975
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Book: Good
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At the ideological crossroads of the Cold War era, The Socialist Register 1975 stands as an indispensable chronicle of the left's most urgent intellectual battles — a bold, annual compendium that maps the terrain of socialist thought with rigorous precision and unflinching political conviction. Edited by two of Britain's foremost Marxist scholars, Ralph Miliband and John Saville, this volume assembles a formidable array of essays that dissect the shifting currents of socialist movements, labour politics, and radical ideas that defined the mid-1970s — a decade of economic turbulence, post-colonial reckoning, and mounting crisis for Western capitalism. Now in its twelfth annual edition, The Socialist Register had long established itself as the preeminent forum for serious left-wing analysis, attracting contributions from leading thinkers across Europe, North America, and beyond. Miliband and Saville's editorial vision — demanding both theoretical depth and political engagement — gives the volume a rare coherence that transcends the mere anthology, presenting instead a unified argument about the possibilities and contradictions of socialist politics in an age of global uncertainty. For students of political thought, labour history, and radical traditions, this volume remains a landmark document — and a testament to the enduring power of ideas forged under pressure.
Author: Ralph Miliband
Format: Paperback
Published: 1975, Merlin Press
Genre: Politics & law
Condition remarks:
Book: Good
Jacket: No dust jacket
Pages: Good
Condition remarks: Condition as shown in image
At the ideological crossroads of the Cold War era, The Socialist Register 1975 stands as an indispensable chronicle of the left's most urgent intellectual battles — a bold, annual compendium that maps the terrain of socialist thought with rigorous precision and unflinching political conviction. Edited by two of Britain's foremost Marxist scholars, Ralph Miliband and John Saville, this volume assembles a formidable array of essays that dissect the shifting currents of socialist movements, labour politics, and radical ideas that defined the mid-1970s — a decade of economic turbulence, post-colonial reckoning, and mounting crisis for Western capitalism. Now in its twelfth annual edition, The Socialist Register had long established itself as the preeminent forum for serious left-wing analysis, attracting contributions from leading thinkers across Europe, North America, and beyond. Miliband and Saville's editorial vision — demanding both theoretical depth and political engagement — gives the volume a rare coherence that transcends the mere anthology, presenting instead a unified argument about the possibilities and contradictions of socialist politics in an age of global uncertainty. For students of political thought, labour history, and radical traditions, this volume remains a landmark document — and a testament to the enduring power of ideas forged under pressure.