THE QUESTIONS OF A SOCIAL REVOLUTION IN THE WORKS OF H. LASKI (1930-1940s)
The article is devoted to the analysis of the views of the famous British labourist leader of 1930-1940s H. Laski on the problems of state and social revolution. The author underlines the eclecticism and contradictions of H. Laski but at the same time his loyalty to the main idea of social consensus. The author points out fluctuations of H. Laski from social-reformism to radicalism according to the historic circumstances.