Brian Porter-Szucs is the Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of History at the University of Michigan. He teaches courses on Polish history, economic history, the history of socialism, and the history of Roman Catholicism. He blogs at https://porterszucs.substack.com.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Did Socialism Fail? 1, Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Better2. Catastrophe 3. Folk Socialism and the Abolition of Wealth Part Two: Neoclassical Socialism 4. Value, Price, and History5. Outcroppings on the Slippery Slope 6. Economic Accounting Part Three: Demand, Desire, and Need 7. Supply-Side Socialism8. Disciplining Desire9. Whose Incentives? Part Four: Efficiency and Equilibrium 10. From State Control to Social Control11. The End of Poland Incorporated12. The Road to Austerity Epilogue Notes Index

Brian Porter-Szucs is the Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of History at the University of Michigan. He teaches courses on Polish history, economic history, the history of socialism, and the history of Roman Catholicism. He blogs at https://porterszucs.substack.com.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Did Socialism Fail? 1, Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Better2. Catastrophe 3. Folk Socialism and the Abolition of Wealth Part Two: Neoclassical Socialism 4. Value, Price, and History5. Outcroppings on the Slippery Slope 6. Economic Accounting Part Three: Demand, Desire, and Need 7. Supply-Side Socialism8. Disciplining Desire9. Whose Incentives? Part Four: Efficiency and Equilibrium 10. From State Control to Social Control11. The End of Poland Incorporated12. The Road to Austerity Epilogue Notes Index

Brian Porter-Szucs is the Arthur F. Thurnau Professor of History at the University of Michigan. He teaches courses on Polish history, economic history, the history of socialism, and the history of Roman Catholicism. He blogs at https://porterszucs.substack.com.

• Acknowledgments Abbreviations Introduction Part One: Did Socialism Fail? 1, Anything You Can Do, We Can Do Better2. Catastrophe 3. Folk Socialism and the Abolition of Wealth Part Two: Neoclassical Socialism 4. Value, Price, and History5. Outcroppings on the Slippery Slope 6. Economic Accounting Part Three: Demand, Desire, and Need 7. Supply-Side Socialism8. Disciplining Desire9. Whose Incentives? Part Four: Efficiency and Equilibrium 10. From State Control to Social Control11. The End of Poland Incorporated12. The Road to Austerity Epilogue Notes Index