Socialism

It is an economic system that is characterized by collective ownership of the means of production and cooperative management of the economy, or rather it is a political philosophy that defends this economic system. The socialist view is generally dependent on a physical basis and an understanding of human behavior that is formed through the social environment. In particular, scientific socialism contains customs, social values, cultural characteristics and economic transactions are socialist industries, as well as natural laws that are not subject to change. The supreme goal of Marxist socialists is to raise the state and liberate workers from working for others. Marxists argue that liberating the individual is the necessity of working for others in order to obtain goods will make people coordinate to their own interest and develop their own talents without paying attention to working for others. Thus, for Marxists, it allows the stage of economic development to be an occasional stage of the progress in the productive capabilities of society. In this book, Salama Moussa speaks extensively about socialism in five chapters, the most important of which is the first and second chapter: .. The first is a historical glimpse of ownership and the emergence of classes with money and machines and their exploitation of workers and classes of workers and the injustice that occurred to them. And that the capital is theft of workers'' money and touches on the beginning of the call to cancel the individual ownership, as Marx called. As for the second chapter, it is a presentation of the correspondence of the capitalist system, the date of the emergence of ownership in ancient times, and it has a desire to completely eliminate individual ownership. It is worth noting that the safety of Moses in this book of the socialist ideology appears to what extent was the influence of European centralization strongly present in the minds of the educated elite in the third world, so that you do not see its civilized itself, nor its existence, except through European civilization experience