Very short but succinct. The title is misleading. It should be: anarcho-communism (despite the author's protests). Please oppress these people more - seems there's nothing they enjoy more.

Not sure why I expected a discussion of economic models but what I got was liberal whinging about issues that have nothing to do with either the political or economic problems but strictly cultural. Well, if all you want is cultural change I don't see why you have to bring socialism into it.

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I'm not a socialist, but I am curious about other belief systems. This is a really good introduction to socialism as an ideology. Socialism is a word with no well-defined definition, this author uses it to mean "fighting for equality and the end of capitalism's tenure as the dominant economic theory". I did learn a lot about socialist theory, and would recommend this book to anyone looking to learn. ( )

I'm not sure about the serious part, the author seems to delight in wit buried in footnotes. Some are even funny. This is a quick primer on for the socialist-curious and works very well in that role. There is no heavy lifting of theory, but a lighthearted stroll with a good-natured friend. ( )