The New Commonwealth : From Bureaucratic Corporatism to Socialist Capitalism

This book examines in a historical perspective the most intriguing dialectic in the Soviet Union's evolution: from socialism to capitalism and back to socialist capitalism; and provides a unique interpretation of events unfolding in Eastern Europe within broad historical, economic, military and political contexts. The author predicts that the bastion of free markets will be forced to move toward more socialistic policies just as the Communist nations inevitably integrated some elements of capitalism into their systems, and he speculates on how these shifts will affect the main players' positions in the global power game.
The notion of a worldwide perestroika driven by the global elite continues to gain credibility. The book examines, in a historical perspective, the most intriguing paradoxes in the Soviet Union s collapse its convoluted path from workers paradise to robber-baron casino capitalism and back to the social-democratic traditions of socialist capitalism and speculates on the global implications.

The New CommonWealth presents an analysis of major historical developments that indicate the outlines of the coming new world order, including a comparative study of several economic market models.