Practical politics
Subtitle: twentieth-century views on politics and economics
By: Bernard Shaw ; edited by Lloyd J. Hubenka.
Publisher: University of Nebraska
Published: 1976
Place of publication: Lincoln
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Subjects: Socialism.
Notes: CONTENTS: Life, literature and political economy.--The solidarity of social-democracy.--The bitter cry of the middle classes.--Socialism and the artistic professions.--A socialist program: the gentle art of unpleasantness.--On driving capital out of the country.--Socialist politics.--The unmentionable case for women's suffrage.--What about the middle class? A lay sermon.--The case for socialism.--The case for equality.--Socialism and the labor party.--The dictatorship of the proletariat.--The impossibilities of freedom.--Cultural internationalism.--The future of western civilization.--Follies, fallacies, and facts.--What indeed?--The politics of unpolitical animals.--How much money do we need?

Includes bibliographic references and index.