In this introduction to the subject, the author argues that the
contradictions within socialism arise from the absence of a single
socialist tradition - despite Marxist attempts to claim the title
of the "true" socialism. Rather than seeking to reconcile socialist
differences in an all-embracing unity, it is important to recognize
the diversity of socialism. Disagreement and tensions within the
socialist movement can then be accepted as the subject matter of
different kinds of socialism, each of which may be more or less
plausible, appropriate, or desirable. The volume develops this
theme through an analysis of socialist ideas and movements,
revealing how socialists have differed fundamentally about both the
nature of socialism and the means of its achievement.
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