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Chrystia Freeland

    2 agosto 1968

    Questa autrice approfondisce le complesse trasformazioni politiche ed economiche del mondo post-sovietico. Attraverso i suoi scritti, esplora le dinamiche della transizione dal comunismo al capitalismo e gli impatti della globalizzazione sulle identità nazionali. Il suo stile è caratterizzato da un'analisi acuta e dall'occhio di un reporter per le sottili sfumature delle relazioni internazionali. Invita i lettori a riflettere sui profondi cambiamenti che plasmano il panorama globale moderno.

    Denken Wissen Handeln - Wirtschaft
    Plutocrats
    • Denken Wissen Handeln - Wirtschaft

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      • 384pagine
      • 14 ore di lettura

      Geballte Kompetenz und fundierte Information zu den wichtigen Fragestellungen unserer Gegenwart. Zum Westend Geburtstag bietet die Westend Sonder-Edition Denken Wissen Handeln einen kritischen Diskurs und die wichtigsten Texte unserer renommierten Autorinnen und Autoren zu den Themenfeldern Politik und Wirtschaft.

      Denken Wissen Handeln - Wirtschaft2019
    • Plutocrats

      The Rise of the New Global Super-Rich and the Fall of Everyone Else

      • 330pagine
      • 12 ore di lettura

      In the last few decades what it means to be rich has changed dramatically. Forget the 1%; it's the wealthiest .01% who are fast outpacing the rest of us. Today's colossal fortunes are amassed by the diligent toiling of smart, perceptive businessmen who see themselves as deserving victors in a cutthroat international competition. Cracking open this tight-knit world is Chrystia Freeland, an acclaimed business journalist. At ease in Davos or Dubai, Freeland has reported on the lives and minds of these new super-elites for nearly a decade. Grounding her interviews in the economics and history of modern capitalism, she provides examples of the new wealth and its consequences. She showcases the $3 million birthday party of a New York financier months before the financial meltdown; details the closed-door 2005 SEC meeting where the US government allowed investment banks to write their own regulatory laws; and tells how the Bank of Canada's Mark Carney became a key figure in the central battle between the plutocracy and the rest of us. Brightly written and powerfully researched, Freeland's Plutocrats will be a lightning rod event in the midst of the US election season.

      Plutocrats2012
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