In this groundbreaking work, Thomson examines the root causes of some of the most pressing social ills of his time, including poverty, crime, and disease. He argues that these problems are not inevitable but rather the result of social and economic structures that can and should be changed. With its insightful analysis and clear recommendations, this book offers a powerful vision for a more just and equitable society.

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