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What happened to socialism and does it matter?

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  1. Harvard University, USA

    Nathan Glazer (Professor of Education and Sociology Emeritus)

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He is co-editor of the journal The Public Interest and the author most recently of The Limits of Social and We Are All Multiculturists Now.

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Glazer, N. What happened to socialism and does it matter?. Am Soc 34, 4–9 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12108-003-1001-2

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