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WHY MARKET SOCIALISM?

Why Market Socialism?

Voices
From
di ss ent

Frank Roosevelt
and David Belkin,
Editors

First published 1994 by M.E. Sharpe

Published 2015 by Routledge
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Why market socialism?: voices from Dissent / edited by Frank Roosevelt and
David Belkin; with a foreword by Robert Heilbroner.
p. cm.

Includes index.
ISBN 1-56324-465-9ISBN 1-56324-466-7 (pbk)
1. Marxian economics. 2. Socialism. 3. Capitalism.
I. Roosevelt, Frank, 1938
II. Belkin, David, 1951
III. Dissent.
HB97.5.W5 1994
335dc20
94-19803
CIP

ISBN 13: 9781563244667 (pbk)
ISBN 13: 9781563244650 (hbk)

This book is dedicated to the memory of IRVING HOWE

Contents

by Robert Heilbroner

by Frank Roosevelt and David Belkin

1. Why Market Socialism? From the Critique of Political Economy to Positive Political Economy David Belkin

PART II: THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST PERSPECTIVE

2. Thinking About Socialism: Achievements, Failures, and Possibilities Irving Howe

3. Markets and Plans: Is the Market Necessarily Capitalist? Michael Harrington

Michel Rocard and Paul Ricoeur

PART III: MARKETS AND THE SOCIALIST TRADITION

Frank Roosevelt

6. Oskar Langes Market Socialism: The Story of an Intellectual-Political Career Tadeusz Kowalik

7. The Turning Point: A Review of Brus and Laski, From Marx to the Market David Belkin

8. Socialism and Planning: Beyond the Soviet Economic Crisis Daniel Bell

Robert Heilbroner and Joanne Barkan

PART IV: VISIONS, MODELS, AND BLUEPRINTS

10. Feasible Socialism? Some Social-Political Assumptions Alec Nove

11. A Case for Market Socialism: What Does It Mean? Why Should We Favor It? David Miller and Saul Estrin

Robert Blair

Saul Estrin and David Miller

12. A Vision of Market Socialism: How It Might WorkAnd Its Problems David Miller

Frank Roosevelt

13. Market Socialism, a Blueprint: How Such an Economy Might Work John Roemer

Joanne Barkan and David Belkin

John Roemer

14. Challenges to Market Socialism: A Response to Critics Thomas E. Weisskopf

Branko Horvat

James Tobin

16. Social Reality and Free Markets: A Letter to Friends in Eastern Europe Robert Dahl

17. Virtues and Vices of the Market: Balanced Correctives to a Current Craze Ernest Erber

18. Market Socialism and Free Economy: A Discussion of Alternatives Alec Nove

19. Remaking Our Economy: New Strategies for Structural Reform Fred Block

Joanne Barkan is Executive Editor of Dissent and author of Visions of Emancipation: The Italian Workers Movement Since 1945.

David Belkin is an economist and fiscal policy analyst with the Office of the Manhattan Borough President, and a contributor to Dissent.

Daniel Bell is Scholar in Residence at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. He is the author of Marxian Socialism in the United States; The End of Ideology; The Coming of Post-Industrial Society; and The Cultural Contradictions of Capitalism.

Robert Blair is an economist and speechwriter with an independent regulatory agency in Washington, D.C.

Fred Block is Professor of Sociology at the University of California, Davis, and author of Postindustrial Possibilities: A Critique of Economic Discourse.

Robert Dahl is Sterling Professor of Political Science (Emeritus) at Yale University and author of After the Revolution? Authority in a Good Society; Polyarchy: Participation and Opposition; Who Governs? Democracy and Power in an American City; A Preface to the Theory of Economic Democracy; and Democracy and Its Critics.

Ernest Erber is a member of the American Institute of Certified Planners and author of Urban Planning in Transition .

Saul Estrin is Lecturer at the London School of Economics and Political Science and author of Self-management: Economic Theory and Yugoslav Practice and (with P. Holmes) of French Planning in Theory and Practice. He is also coeditor (with J. Le Grand) of Market Socialism.

Michael Harrington (1928-1989) was a leader in the socialist movement and the author of sixteen books, including The Other America; The Twilight of Capitalism; The Politics at God's Funeral; and Socialism: Past and Future.

Robert Heilbroner is Norman Thomas Professor of Economics (Emeritus) at the New School for Social Research and author of The Worldly Philosophers; An Inquiry into the Human Prospect; Marxism: For and Against; The Nature and Logic of Capitalism; and 21st Century Capitalism.

Branko Horvat was Professor of Economics and Director of the Institute of Economic Studies in Belgrade and is now head of the Social Democratic Union in Croatia. He is the author of Towards a Theory of Planned Economy, An Essay on Yugoslav Society; and The Political Economy of Socialism: A Marxist Social Theory.

Irving Howe (19201993) was a leading social and literary critic and was founding editor of Dissent from 1953 to his death in 1993. Among his books are Politics and the Novel; World of Our Fathers; and Socialism and America.

Tadeusz Kowalik is Professor of Economics and Humanities at the Polish Academy of Science in Warsaw. He is the author of several entries in J. Eatwell, M. Milgate, and P. Newman, eds., The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics.

David Miller is Official Fellow in Social and Political Theory at Nuffield College, Oxford, and author of Social Justice; Philosophy and Ideology in Hume's Political Thought; Anarchism; and Market, State, and Community: Theoretical Foundations of Market Socialism.

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