Narrative Economics by Robert Shiller
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The author describes a new theory of economic change driven by contagious narratives.
Read MoreCapitalism, Alone by Branko Milanovic
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Milanovic attempts to identify the key systemic, as opposed to incidental, social and economic features of two main variants of capitalism.
Read MoreThe Economists’ Hour by Binyamin Appelbaum
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His primary concern doesn’t appear to be that the government is staffed with economists, but that it isn’t pursuing the policies and ends he would prefer.
Read MoreMarx: Philosophy and Revolution by Shlomo Avineri
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Meet Marx the philosopher, economist, journalist, historian, revolutionary, and even Marx the parent.
Read MoreThe Code of Capital by Katharina Pistor
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Smart and interesting arguments as to why law can create inequality.
Read MoreThe Conservative Sensibility by George Will
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“. . . in a democracy everything depends, ultimately, on public opinion, and public opinion is shiftable sand.”
Read MoreMoneyland by Oliver Bullough
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Moneyland is muddled by an unnecessary political context that misplaces criticism and neglects moral ambiguities.
Read MoreDarkness By Design by Walter Mattli
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Concepts are clearly and succinctly explained along the way which makes it inviting to new readers.
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