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 1 Intro             |             What Does Self-Managing Socialism Mean for Communism: A Barrier?
 2 Intro             |            program of self-managing socialism and its ambitious designs
 3 Intro             |      campaign against self-managing socialism was extended when a one
 4 Intro             |          anonymous.~We can say that socialism, recently proud of the promotion
 5 Intro             |          Since French self-managing socialism boasted of being democratic
 6 Messag            |         herent in the self-managing socialism now ruling in Paris. Naturally,
 7 Messag            |              of which self-managing socialism is but a trainbearer and
 8 Messag,    1      |         right in the face of French Socialism: optimistic illusion, scope
 9 Messag,    1, 1   |           opinion is informed about socialism mainly through television,
10 Messag,    1, 1   |    sympathies for a "philanthropic" socialism; b) a party leadership consisting.
11 Messag,    1, 1   |       success.~This general view of socialism is not very objective. It
12 Messag,    1, 3   |         Great Factor in the Rise of Socialism in France: Abstention Prevails
13 Messag        (2) |           unless it is certain that socialism will establish freedom for
14 Messag,    1, 3   |         imagine that the advance of socialism is definitive and who, instead
15 Messag,    1, 3   |            s slide down the ramp of socialism (which they themselves call
16 Messag,    1, 4   |    countries. The victory of French socialism is already giving leftist
17 Messag,    1, 4   |         imagine the electoral power socialism has shown in France to be
18 Messag,    1, 4   |         threat. If, however, French socialism aims at precisely the same
19 Messag,    1, 5   |         Strategy: Aspects of French Socialism ~ ~Doubtless, the more objective
20 Messag        (7) |         only the inspiration French socialism, but also that of Marx calls
21 Messag        (8) |            they affirm are those of socialism (and this, by the way, is
22 Messag        (13)|           jumps right into complete socialism. It confuses the final objective
23 Messag        (14)|             ways between scientific socialism an utopian socialism (for
24 Messag        (14)|     scientific socialism an utopian socialism (for which Marx and Engels
25 Messag        (14)|          harder and harder to build socialism on a centralized model.
26 Messag        (14)|             on a centralized model. Socialism must set other goals for
27 Messag        (14)|      excessively 'economic' view of socialism, it is not limited to the
28 Messag,    2, 6   |            proportional to society.~Socialism instills discouragement
29 Messag,    2, 7   |                 Under self-managing socialism the family will become unstable
30 Messag        (29)| self-management advocated by French socialism and thus implicitly or explicitly
31 Messag        (33)|        bosom of feudal society. And socialism itself began its march in
32 Messag        (36)|              present] conditions of socialism while the capitalist world
33 Messag        (36)|             period of transition to socialism), to disarming the workers
34 Messag        (37)|              One does not adhere to socialism without a certain view of
35 Messag        (45)|          workers who have opted for socialism. (op. Cit., p. 88)~            "
36 Messag        (46)|             all workers who find in socialism their ideal and their principles.
37 Messag        (46)|            openness of Catholics to socialism is not some­thing new, but
38 Messag        (46)|             the multiple sources of socialism may flow towards the same
39 Messag        (46)|            Church and her teaching. Socialism, which was made without
40 Messag        (46)|           finished giving Christian socialism its title of nobil­ity" (
41 Messag,    4      |           affirm that self-managing socialism represents a grave threat
42 Messag        (47)|              liberty or servitude, "socialism or barbarism' is one that
43 Messag        (47)|       supplement to no. 2, p. 50).~"Socialism is international by nat­
44 Messag        (47)|           the univer­sal message of socialism" (Program, p. 18).~"France
45 Messag        (47)|      supplement to no. 2, p. 130).~"Socialism is either international
46 Messag        (47)|      perspectives of self-­managing socialism. In guiding our action abroad
47   1,    7         |             Period of Transition to Socialism~·        The gradualist
48   1,    7         |             period of transition to socialism" ("Fifteen Theses," p. 14)
49   1,    7         |             period of transition to socialism " the State will intervene
50   1,    8         |           is no liberty but that of socialism " (Program, p. 10).~-- "
51   1,    8         |             achieved through and in socialism" (ibid., p. 5 7).~ ~If you
52 Commun            |             hopes of freedom that  "socialism with a human face" does
53 Commun            |       wither.~The relations between socialism and an authentic and harmonious
54 Commun            |   emphatically it promises freedom, socialism, wherever established, begins
55 Commun            |         which opposes self-managing socialism, published on French soil.~
56 Commun            |           freedom if self-­managing socialism is implanted in his country.~
57 Commun            |           TFPs about self-­managing socialism is making its way far and
58 Commun            |            on­ly with self-managing socialism, but also with Com­munism.
59 Author            |         field. The germs of utopian socialism, already present in the
60 Author            |            they produced scientific socialism, or communism: the third