International Socialism is a moderate form of Economic Socialism. It sits half-way between the collectivist views of Communism and the acceptance of Capitalism by the Social-Democratie. This position translates into stronger support for social programs, state ownership (nationalized industries), unions, and goverment intervention (industry regulation) than one typically sees in social-democracy. International Socialists, however, stop short of wishing to realize the proletarian revolution.
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