Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, (1969) dj. Hardcover first edition - "In Defense of Income and of Property and of Their Enjoyment By All of the People." A book originally written in 1920 by this political scientist and philosopher, but not published at the time because it was considered too controversial. It analyses the political and economic situation at the end of World War I - it looks at such concepts as exploitation and waste, property and fictious property, production and appropriation, profit and profiteering, and suggests that the middle classes should begin a mass movement against the big corporate power structures. Edited and with an introduction by Sydney Ratner. Frontispiece portrait. Notes at the end of each chapter, index. xxv, 290 pp.