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Tag Archives: alan kors
Socialism’s legacy
Following the collapse of the Soviet Union, many optimists claimed that the world was now somehow “after socialism.” There are reasons, however—structural, political, moral, and intellectual—why the collapse of Communism did not entail the end of socialism. This talk will … Continue reading
Posted in communism, economy, government, socialism
Tagged alan kors, capitalism, clemson institute, communism, consequences, lecture, legacy, socialism
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