ABSTRACT

Our last chapter, with a compression dictated by considerations of space, described the communal structure of Guild Socialist Society, local, regional and national. We have now to make the attempt to show this Society in action, and to face the question of its manner of dealing with certain of the fundamental problems of social relationships. We described the main functions of the various Communes as falling under five heads, and we shall probably do best to follow in our treatment of problems the arrangement which we there employed.