2—SOCIALISM
1 The state and economic activity
2 The “fundamental rights” of socialist theory
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CHAPTER 3—THE SOCIAL ORDER AND THE POLITICAL CONSTITUTION
1 The policy of violence and the policy of contract
2 The social function of democracy
4 Democracy and social-democracy
5 The political constitution of socialist communities
CHAPTER 4—THE SOCIAL ORDER AND THE FAMILY
1 Socialism and the sexual problem
2 Man and woman in the age of violence
3 Marriage under the influence of the idea of contract
4 The problems of married life
PART II THE ECONOMICS OF A SOCIALIST COMMUNITY
I. The Economics of an Isolated Socialist Community
CHAPTER 5—THE NATURE OF ECONOMIC ACTIVITY
1 A contribution to the critique of the concept “economic activity”
5 The narrower concept of the “economic”
CHAPTER 6—THE ORGANIZATION OF PRODUCTION UNDER SOCIALISM
1 The socialization of the means of production
2 Economic calculation in the socialist community
3 Recent socialist doctrines and the problems of economic calculation
4 The artificial market as the solution of the problem of economic calculation
5 Profitability and productivity
CHAPTER 7—THE DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME
1 The nature of distribution under Liberalism and Socialism
3 The principles of distribution
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CHAPTER 8—THE SOCIALIST COMMUNITY UNDER STATIONARY CONDITIONS
2 The disutilities and satisfactions of labour
CHAPTER 9—THE POSITION OF THE INDIVIDUAL UNDER SOCIALISM
1 Selection of personnel and choice of occupation
2 Art and literature, science and journalism
CHAPTER 10—SOCIALISM UNDER DYNAMIC CONDITIONS
1 The nature of the dynamic forces
