The Rise of Democratic Socialism Today, I’m excited to share with you our
latest Teaching Freedom eBook titled, The Rise of Democratic Socialism. It’s
written by Dr. Anne Bradley, the George and Sally Mayer Fellow for Economic
Education, the Academic Director here at The Fund for American Studies (TFAS),
and a brilliant economist.
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Dear Fellow American,

Today, I’m excited to share with you our latest Teaching Freedom eBook titled,
The Rise of Democratic Socialism.
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It’s written by Dr. Anne Bradley, the George and Sally Mayer Fellow for
Economic Education, the Academic Director here at The Fund for American Studies
(TFAS), and a brilliant economist.

With folks like Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and others
promoting “democratic socialism” and pointing to the Nordic countries as the
path for the United States, many young people have focused on their cries of
“equality” and “justice” that this approach would provide.

But is that true? By what standards should we evaluate hard-to-measure things
like “human flourishing” or “equality” or “justice”…?

In this new Teaching Freedom eBook, Dr. Bradley answers the following
questions (and many more):
 
* What key questions do we need to ask ourselves about “democratic socialism”
— and how it compares to traditional Marxism or socialism.

* How has “democratic socialism” gained such popularity and what percentage
of young voting Americans actually favor it?

* What truths about human nature will always undermine socialism — by any
name — from truly working wherever it is tried?

* What are the five things that economists use to measure “economic freedom”
— and how do these Nordic countries rank in those categories?

* Which path promotes the greatest opportunity for human flourishing,
equality, and justice?

* And much, much more... As a supporter of our work, you can claim your free
advance copy of this eBook by using the secure link below:

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Thank you for your commitment to teaching freedom and America’s founding
principles to future leaders.

Sincerely,


Roger R. Ream
President
The Fund for American Studies

 


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