Works
- Le matérialisme économique de Karl Marx, (1883)
- Cours d'économie sociale, (1884)
- Le droit à la paresse, (1880, revised 1883)
- The Evolution of Property from Savagery to Civilization, (1891), (new edition, 1905)
- Le socialisme utopique, (1892)
- Le communisme et l'évolution économique, (1892)
- Le socialisme et la conquête des pouvoirs publics, (1899)
- La question de la femme Paris, 1904
- Le déterminisme économique de Karl Marx, (1909)
- The Right to Be Lazy, 1883 (Te English translation of Le droit à la paresse in 1883 version) (online)
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