During the burial of the planned economy, the American author speaks out in favour of some of its advantages seeing in them a form of mixed economy of the future.

The founder of our journal's predecessor who lives in Britain analyses the nature of capitalism giving a detailed and many-sided picture of the importance of militarism in the system of capital stabilising the economy and the system.

In connection with the collapse of socialism, the author discusses the reality of the establishment of a self-government model which she thinks is no less realistic than the strongly criticised state socialism, or the recapitalisation experiment which holds out at least as grave dangers for Eastern Europe.

Stressing the insufficiency of the theory, the author underlines the need to take sides unfalteringly with the interests of those living on wages and salaries which should be the minimal programme of the left wing in the present situation when society's "humiliated and saddened" groups have to face a new oppression after Stalinism.