Changing Faces of Socialism

This monograph investigates the transformations of socialism in the post-Cold War era. It explores ideological shifts, policy adaptations, and new forms of socialist governance across the world. The study highlights cases from Eastern Europe, Latin America, and Asia, assessing how socialist movements have responded to globalization, neoliberalism, and democratic pressures. It discusses the balance between state control and market reforms, as well as the persistence of socialist ideals in addressing inequality. The report concludes that socialism has not disappeared but evolved into diverse hybrid forms, influencing contemporary political and economic debates.