This episode is a delayed general introduction to the podcast. It gives a little detail on what justice-based socialist theory is and how this differs from Marxism and 'quasi-Marxism'. It also discusses the aims of the podcast.

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In this episode we look at a question raised by the philosopher Ronald Dworkin: if we favour the benefits and burdens of social production being divided equally among citizens, what sort of economic system should we favour?

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This episode introduces the ideas of Thomas Spence (1750-1814) who was an influential figure over early industrial-era working class radicals, but is unfortunately neglected by today's socialist theorists.

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