In his book and during the discussion Bhaskar challenged the often misconceived perceptions of socialism and talked about what a socialist system would look like today. Bhaskar views it as a means to achieve economic equality, and tackle other forms of oppression, ultimately winning rights to healthcare, education and housing and creating new democratic institutions.I had a chance to speak with Bhaskar prior to his talk and the columnist from New York gave some fascinating insights on the inequalities we face, capitalism vs socialism and whether there can be a socialist future.
What are your thoughts on tackling extreme social and economic inequality? Do you agree with Bhaskar that socialism has the answers? Join in the discussion on Twitter and Facebook or in the comments section.
Thanks to Bhaskar for taking time out for the interview having just got off the train.
Follow him on Twitter @sunraysunray
Also like to thank the event organisers and staff at St George's Bristol for accommodating the interview.
St Georges Bristol
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Bristol Festival of Ideas
www.ideasfestival.co.uk
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Thanks to Bhaskar for taking time out for the interview having just got off the train.
Follow him on Twitter @sunraysunray
Also like to thank the event organisers and staff at St George's Bristol for accommodating the interview.
St Georges Bristol
www.stgeorgesbristol.co.uk
Facebook Twitter Instagram @stgeorgebris
Bristol Festival of Ideas
www.ideasfestival.co.uk
Facebook @bristolfestivalofideas
Twitter @FestivalofIdeas
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