One of the major ideas nurtured in the works of Charles Fourier and Count Saint-Simon is the concept of utopian socialism. Although today the majority of political thinkers are more skeptical about the idea of utopian socialism in general and versions of this ideology represented in the works of Charles Fourier and Count Saint-Simon, in particular, their ideas influenced many of the contemporary ideas. Thus, it is still important to analyze all the implications of this conception and the ways, in which it influenced political, philosophical, and social aspects of understanding the structure of society. It is imperative to note that both Charles Fourier and Count Saint-Simon did not attempt to be associated with utopian socialism neither had they created the term. Only in the process of further development of their theories, approaches, and techniques to the solution of problems of society proposed by Charles Fourier and Count Saint-Simon were identified as socialistic and utopian[ 1 ]. In a bigger perspective, considering the historical circumstances, both philosophers merely represented their vision of the societal problems related to economy and politics[ 2 ]. The ideas expressed by Charles Fourier and Count Saint-Simon, of course, operated and were based on the notions of class and societal hierarchy, but they did not constitute their views based on socialistic political agenda as we now know it. Although the ideas maintained by Charles Fourier were considered to be radical by his contemporaries, today some of them are among the basic principles of the societal structure. In terms of the political meaning of gender, the philosopher was the first to use the word feminism[ 3 ]. Charles Fourier also had strong opinions on the question of morals, education, and their role in society. However, the main influence produced by Charles Fourier is associated with the theoretical basics of political economy[ 4 ]. First of all, it is important to point out the fact that one of the major of Fourier’s ideas was the concept of cooperation between all the members of a particular society. In views of Fourier, only in the situation of social concern for other members of the society, it is possible to make it more effective both in terms of economic development and about the status of individuals in that society. Even though during his lifetime, the ideas of liberating the working classes and cooperating with them were not supported, they influenced the formation of various movements associated with socialism in a lot of ways[ 5 ]. Some of those ways are still considered an important part of practical implementations of political science, including the works of John Stuart Mill, whereas some of the others are more radical[ 6 ]. However, at the time, even Karl Marx regarded the ideas of Charles Fourier as utopian and unrealistic[ 7 ]. Overall, Fourier occupies a place among the most influential people in terms of shaping the views of future political economists. As has been already mentioned, one of the main concepts of Charles Fourier’s ideas is the notion of collaboration[ 8 ]. The philosopher wanted to restructure existing society to make an economic contribution of particular individual merit of h