Titlebook: Why is there no Socialism in the United States?; Werner Sombart Book 1976 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1

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Politics and Race by specifying the particular conditions in which the American proletariat lives. First of all, I want to deal with the character of political life, since that is what every observer considers most obviously distinctive.

Limited

The Political Machinehe system of government is increasing, it is becoming more and more difficult for political ideas to be put forward otherwise than in the framework of a party organisation. This is undoubtedly closer to the truth in the United States than it is in any other political commonwealth. The United States

jealousy

PLUMP

The Failures of All Third Partiesf supply and sale that any competition against them by third parties is out of the question. If a competitor comes on the scene, the old parties summon everything to devour him. If need be, they unite for a short time in order that together they may defeat their foolhardy rival in battle.

倔强不能

The Inner Nature of the Ruling Parties when I first became interested in politics to make up my mind in favour of one of the two major American parties. I did not know anything about them other than their names. I liked both names equally well and therefore found the choice dreadfully difficult. While in every other country I found at l

清真寺

The Position of the American Worker in the Stateve position in politics accounts plausibly for the fact that the proletariat in the United States has not so far come forward to form its own party; I hope that it could be said that what I have set out explains the lack of any formal representation of the Socialist viewpoint. However, it still does

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彻底检查

The Money-income of the Worker in America and Europet our disposal a series of research works on average wages, as well as a large number of statistics classifying wages. Above all, our task is to contrast suitably selected American data with equivalent data for Europe, and particularly for Germany, that are as comparable as possible.

国家明智

How the Worker Livese quantity of the necessary means of sustenance is not really any more expensive than in Germany, what form does the American’s standard of living really take? In other words, what use does he make of his surplus income? Does he save more? Or does he fulfil his ‘necessary’ requirements of food, hous