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Analysis and Summary of “Principles of Political Economy” by John Stuart Mill

by Nicole Smith Non-Fiction • Comments Closed • Marx and Locke, The Essential Adam Smith, Economics of Socialism, The General Theory of Employment

The author of “Principles of Political Economy” and other important works on economics, John Stuart Mill was one of the most noted philosophers and political thinkers of the 19th century. He was a staunch advocate of the philosophy of utilitarianism, which →

History & Perspectives on the Economics of Socialism

by Nicole Smith North America • Comments Closed • Marx and Locke, A Historical Look at U.S. Involvement, Principles of Political Economy, Comparison of Marx and Locke, The General Theory of Employment

Giving one cogent and all-encompassing definition of socialism in relation to economic practice is quite an impossible task since a wide range of governments throughout the world practice different forms. In general, however, the economic basis of nearly all of →

The Historical and Societal Functions of World Revolutions

by Nicole Smith Europe • Comments Closed • American Revolution, Marx and Locke, War and the Downfall, French Revolution, Russian Revolutions, Industrial Revolution on the New England Family

War and revolution have always been significant influences that shape the development of societies and their internal and external systems and relationships. As Goldstone (1994) observes, “The modern world was ushered into existence on a wave of violent revolutions stretching →

The Impacts of the Industrial Revolution on Families in New England & America

by Nicole Smith North America • Comments Closed • The Economics of Socialism, Marx and Locke, Major Events and Trends, The Classic Slum

There is no doubt that the coming of industrialization in New England dramatically altered the ways families of the time were connected, communicated, and supported one another. With the rapid shift away from more localized family-based agrarian or small business →

Summary and Analysis of Das Kapital by Karl Marx

by Nicole Smith Non-Fiction • Comments Closed • The Economics of Socialism, Animal Farm, Marx and Locke, War and the Downfall, Moral, Political, and Literary, Essential Adam Smith

Das Kapital by Karl Marx was the result of nearly thirty years of work on the part of Karl Marx and his influences and protracted study of the nature of not only the capitalist economy, but also the social and historical →

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Analysis and Summary of “Principles of Political Economy” by John Stuart Mill

History & Perspectives on the Economics of Socialism

The Historical and Societal Functions of World Revolutions

The Impacts of the Industrial Revolution on Families in New England & America

Summary and Analysis of Das Kapital by Karl Marx