ABSTRACT
In the course of the last chapter the point was emphasised that for the constructive task of social reorganisation more is needed than a plan for the assumption of power by a social class, however equipped. There is also needed a positive plan of action for that class to pursue both in the course of and after its assumption of power. Guild Socialism claims to present the essential features of such a plan, based directly upon the workers’ own organisations and assigning to them the leading role in the process of transformation.
