by Christian Gérondeau · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9782226106131
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«Candide aux pays des libéraux» is the economic essay by Christian Gérondeau, published by Albin Michel in 1998, with 310 pages in French.
The author adopts a neophyte's perspective to review French clichés about Anglo-Saxon liberalism. With data, he argues that the US and UK are not as antisocial or unequal as believed, and that privatizations strengthened public services. He dismantles prejudices and proposes a «third way» between state and market.
The book includes bibliographic references and a foreword by Alain Madelin. The cover features the subtitle «Le livre dont la Droite a besoin».
Work for those interested in the debate on liberalism and the economic policies of the United States and the United Kingdom.
