by John Gray · Granta Books · tapa blanda · ISBN 9781862072374
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«False Dawn: The Delusions of Global Capitalism» is John Gray's political economy essay, published by Granta Books in paperback (268 pages, in English).
John Gray argues that deregulated global capitalism will not produce a self-regulating utopia, but social instability and conflict. Against the «end of history», John Gray analyzes the nineteenth-century origins of the free market and episodes such as the Mexican crisis or post-Soviet Russia to show that democracy and the free market are competitors.
Revised edition (2Rev Ed) with a new epilogue; originally published in 1998. Categories: economics, history and philosophy.
Recommended for readers interested in political economy, criticism of neoliberalism and debate on globalization, both students and the general public.
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