Table of Contents

• Preface
• I. THE DECLINE OF CAPITALISM
  • 1. The Present Economic Crisis
  • 2. The Mass Impoverishment of the Toilers
  • 3. Capitalist Fear and Confusion
  • 4. Cyclical Crises
  • 5. The General Crisis of Capitalism
  • 6. The Decaying Capitalist System
  • 7. The War Danger
  • 8. The World-Wide Revolutionary Upsurge
  • 9. The Revolutionary Perspective
• II. THE RISE OF SOCIALISM
  • 1. Flourishing Bolshevik Industries
  • 2. The Revolution in Agriculture
  • 3. Outstripping the Capitalist Countries
  • 4. Real Prosperity for the Toilers
  • 5. The Cultural Revolution
  • 6. Accomplishing the Impossible
  • 7. Socialism and Communism
  • 8. The Dictatorship of the Proletariat
  • 9. The Communist Party of the Soviet Union
• III. CAPITALIST ATTEMPTS TO LIQUIDATE THE CRISIS
  • 1. Quack Capitalist Economic Remedies
  • 2. The Rationalization of Industry
  • 3. The American “New Capitalism”
  • 4. Trusts and Cartels
  • 5. The Movement for Capitalist Planned Economy
  • 6. The Question of an Organized Capitalism
  • 7. Futile Efforts to Quench the Class Struggle
  • 8. From Social Reformism to Social Fascism
  • 9. The Fasciszation of the American Federation of Labor
  • 10. The Fasciszation of the Socialist Party
  • 11. The “Left” Social Fascists
  • 12. The Bankruptcy of Social Fascism
  • 13. The Futility of Fascism
• IV. THE REVOLUTIONARY WAY OUT OF THE CRISIS
  • 1. The Conquest of Political Power
  • 2. The Revolutionary Forces in the United States
  • 3. The Communist Party; the Party of the Toilers
  • 4. The Present-Day Tasks of the American Revolutionary Movement
  • 5. The Communist Party Program of Immediate Demands
  • 6. A Program of Class Struggle
  • 7. The American Workers and the Revolution
• V. THE UNITED SOVIET STATES OF AMERICA
  • 1. The American Soviet Government
  • 2. The Expropriation of the Expropriators
  • 3. The Improvement of the Toilers’ Conditions
  • 4. The Liquidation of Capitalist Robbery and Waste
  • 5. The Reorganization of Industry
  • 6. The Collectivization of Agriculture
  • 7. The Liberation of the Negro
  • 8. The Emancipation of Woman
  • 9. Unshackling the Youth
  • 10. The Cultural Revolution in the United States
  • 11. Curing Crime and Criminals
  • 12. The Abolition of War
  • 13. Socialist Incentive
  • 14. Collectivism and Individualism
  • 15. Building a New World