Soviet Communism

Focusing on the social structure and principles of early 20th-century USSR, this work by Beatrice and Sidney Webb explores the implications of Soviet Communism. The authors, prominent sociologists and collaborators, provide insights shaped by their extensive research on labor and economic history. The book is part of a series that reflects their significant contributions to sociology, alongside a new introductory biography that contextualizes their work. Their collaboration has had a lasting impact on the understanding of social reform and labor conditions.