The Political Ideas of Harold J. LaskiColumbia University Press, 1955 - 370 páginas Studies the writings of Harold Laski from 1914-1950 in books, pamphlets, and articles dealing with the state and its relationships to individuals, groups, liberty and equality, sovereignty and obedience. Looks at the stages of his life when he was a proponent of Pluralism, Fabianism, and finally Marxist socialism. |
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The Nature of the State and Political Power | 13 |
Obedience Liberty and Equality | 36 |
Economic and Political Change | 119 |
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