Social ownership is variously advocated to end the Marxian concept of exploitation, to ensure that income distribution … See more

Socialization is broadly conceived as a process that transforms the economic processes and, by extension, the social relations within an economy, away from capitalist relations. Depending on the specific defi… See more

In most cases, "socialization" is understood to be a deeper process of transforming the social relations of production within economic organizations as opposed to simply changing titles of ownership. In this sense, "soc… See more

In Soviet-type economies, the means of production and natural resources were almost entirely owned by the state and collective enterprises. State enterprises were integrated into a national planning system, wh… See more

Particularly in the United States, the term socialization has been mistakenly used to refer to any state or government-operated industry or service (the proper term for such being either nationalization or See more

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• Korsch, Karl (1975). "What Is Socialization? A Program of Practical Socialism". New German Critique No.6: 60–81.
• Minns, Richard (1996). "The Social Ownership of Capital". New Left Review 219. 1: 42–61.… See more