In his most important book 'The Coming Corporate State' Alexander Raven Thomson sets out in clear and precise terms the economic and political infrastructure that would be put in place once the British Union of Fascists came to power in Britain. Economists and sociologists will recognise that the 'Corporate State' closely resembles Syndicalism as advanced by revolutionary thinkers during the nineteenth century. Chapters include Charter of Labour, Parliament, Economic Justice, The Patronage of Art, The Problem of Leisure, and detailed proposals to replace the existing parliamentary Party system with an "Occupational Franchise" in which the electorate would vote for candidates who represented their trade or vocation.