Chapter IV: Book III: What Socialism Is

I. ECONOMIC ASPECT OF SOCIALISM 204

II. ECONOMIC CONSTRUCTION OF THE COOPERATIVE COMMONWEALTH 235
1. How Socialism May Come 239
2. Reform and Revolution 243
3. Possible Transitional Measures 248
4. Farm Colonies 263
5. Land 278
6. Summary of the Productive Side of Economic Construction 286
7. Distribution 288
8. Remuneration 303
9. Circulating Medium under Socialism 307
10. Summary 313

III. POLITICAL ASPECT 317
1. Education 325
2. Churches 328
3. Political Construction 329

IV. SCIENTIFIC ASPECT 335
1. Natural Environment 337
(_a_) Struggle for Life or Competitive System 337
(_b_) Cooperative System 342
2. Human Environment 349
3. Effect of Competitive System on Type 357
4. Brief Restatement 360
5. Can Human Nature be Changed by Law 364
6. Summary 374

V. ETHICAL ASPECT 378
1. Conflict between Science and Religion 378
2. Conflict between Economics and Religion 389
3. Socialism Reconciles Religion, Economics, and Science 395

VI. SOLIDARITY 402