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The Making of an Atlantic Ruling Class
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Intern Nation
by Ross Perlin
The first no-holds-barred expose of the exploitative world of internships
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Historical Capitalism with Capitalist Civilization
A succinct introduction to the history of capitalism by the renowned political theorist. -
A History of Gold and Money
“A work of sweeping scholarship, it is impressive and welcome in English.”—The Economistby Pierre Vilar
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The Bonds of Debt
Indebtedness as the universal condition of modern life.
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Critique of Economic Reason
by André Gorz
“Gorz’s greatest work, and a crucial book for our time.”—Le Monde.
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Meltdown
by Paul Mason
A fully updated new edition of an acclaimed report on the global financial crisis.
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Words & Money
A publishing luminary analyzes the crisis of the media and considers the alternatives.
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The Great Credit Crash
Edited by Martijn Konings, and Jeffrey Sommers
A comprehensive overview of the origins and consequences of the crisis.
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The Long Twentieth Century
A comprehensive analysis of the development of world capitalism over seven hundred years.
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Marx for Our Times
Shows the relevance of Marx to twenty-first century global capitalism.
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The Food Wars
Crucial analysis of how the West created the global food crisis.by Walden Bello
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Adam Smith in Beijing
Acclaimed exploration of China’s emergence as the most dynamic center of current economic expansion.
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Planet of Slums
by Mike Davis
The celebrated urban historian’s bestselling account of the global explosion of slums.
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The Limits to Capital
by David Harvey
A major rereading of Marx’s critique of political economy, newly updated.
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The Economics of Global Turbulence
A commanding survey of the world economy from 1950 to the present, from the author of the acclaimed The Boom and the Bubble.
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In the new edition of his acclaimed account of the financial crisis, Paul Mason shows how, for the last fourteen months, the illusion has been sustained that no matter how badly the world economy slumps, there is always a pain-free way out of it. With the realisation slowly dawning that there is not, and that the pain will be severe, the question is: who should feel it?