Voluntary Versus Compulsory Service

This book provides a critical examination of the concepts of voluntary and compulsory service in society. Frederic Natusch Maude argues that while voluntary service is more desirable in theory, it is often impractical in practice, and that compulsory service may in fact be a more effective means of achieving social goals.

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