The World We're In - Softcover

Hutton, Will

 
9780316860819: The World We're In
Softcover
ISBN 10: 0316860816 ISBN 13: 9780316860819
Verlag: Penguin Books UK, 2002

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t is a very unusual for a book of ideas both to have an effect on policy makers and catch the popular imagination which THE STATE WE'RE IN triumphantly achieved. THE WORLD WE'RE IN could affect the future of Britain. Questioning whether capitalism is monolithic or reflects the distinct civilisation in which the market economy is embedded, Will Hutton calls for Europe to create a unified countervailing balance to the globally exported American model - a model which accepts a high degree of inequality and social regulation in return for capitalist vitality and is increasingly being interpreted through a fundamentalist prism. Washington may be the new Rome but the world will be a better and safer place if its ambitions are balanced and it is this which makes the single currency so important. The Euro is the sole potential rival to the dollar and THE WORLD WE'RE IN, a powerful analysis of the world market to be published before the British referendum, is as political as it is profound.

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Über die Autorin bzw. den Autor

Will Hutton is principal of Hertford College, Oxford and columnist for the OBSERVER, where he was editor, then editor-in-chief for four years. He began his career in journalism as economics correspondent for the BBC's NEWSNIGHT and for the GUARDIAN.

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Verlag
Penguin Books UK
Erscheinungsdatum
2002
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN 10 
0316860816
ISBN 13 
9780316860819
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Taschenbuch
Anzahl der Seiten
432
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