POLS 110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Labour Power, New Lanark, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon
8 Oct 2016
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Pols110 lecture 16 notes - socialism & marxism. Developed a body of through that really went through capitalism and socialism. People who revised marxism and wrote socialism in a different way. Groups who added into the socialist policies and changed it. Views society as a place where we aren"t free and there are high levels of inequality. Critique of liberalism as dominant ideology supporting capitalism. Housing, clothing, education and the investment of where that money goes. Money is donated from private investors and they decide where that money goes based on where they will make money and get their money back. Example: we need affordable housing for the homeless and the low income housing however investors wont make money from that so they make large houses were they will get a profit and a return on their investment. Equality as highly values: relative economic and political equality (within reasonable limits) for everyone.
