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Imprint: Penguin
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Published: 25/05/2017
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ISBN: 9780241307205
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Length: 192 Pages
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Dimensions: 199mm x 12mm x 133mm
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Weight: 158g
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RRP: £9.99
Chronicles
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On Our Troubled Times
The return of the best-selling, award-winning economist extraordinaire
With the same powerful evidence, and range of reference, as his global bestseller Capital in the Twenty-First Century - and in columns of 700 words, rather than 700 pages - Chronicles sets out Thomas Piketty's analysis of the financial crisis, what has happened since and where we should go from here.
Tackling a wider range of subjects than in Capital, from productivity in Britain to Barack Obama, it comprises the very best of his writing for Liberation from the past ten years. Now, translated into English for the first time, it will further cement Piketty's reputation as the world's leading thinker today.
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Imprint: Penguin
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Published: 25/05/2017
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ISBN: 9780241307205
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Length: 192 Pages
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Dimensions: 199mm x 12mm x 133mm
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Weight: 158g
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RRP: £9.99
Reviews
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Piketty fans will be fascinated . . . He explains economic concepts to the lay reader with the kind of clarity that comes from a deep understanding of the topic
Ben Chu, Independent on Sunday
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Amazing, inspiring, forward-thinking, and pragmatic. There is a pattern forming -- Marx, Keynes, Piketty. As our world changes the surest explanations and most practical solutions change in turn
Professor Danny Dorling, University of Oxford
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The questions explored in these brilliant essays cut to the heart of our failing economic and democratic systems. If you have been influenced by Piketty's landmark work on inequality, make sure to read this next.
Naomi Klein, author of 'This Changes Everything' and 'The Shock Doctrine'
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Coming on the heels of his masterwork, Capital in the 21st Century, one might expect this to be the lesser contribution. In fact, Piketty unleashed on real-time economics is a revelation: he is lucid and persuasive - all the more so for being proved right about most of the events he is responding to, even though the full facts only came out later ... For an economist, Piketty draws on a vast and unusual store of honesty and emotional intelligence
Paul Mason, Guardian
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Well-written and accessible. He ranges widely, to Brazil, Hong Kong, South Africa and Japan. His take, as you would expect, is solidly left-wing but he does not bludgeon. Is this a collection worth buying? For those who did not get enough of him in Capital... yes
David Smith, Sunday Times
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Piketty has transformed our economic discourse. We'll never talk about wealth and inequality the same way we used to
Paul Krugman, New York Review of Books
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The perfect accoutrement for a Bernie Sanders rally. It's easier to carry through a crowd than the economist's 685-page best-seller of two years ago, Capital in the Twenty-First Century
Bloomberg
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Thomas Piketty depresses as much as inspires ... Beyond the pleasure of hearing his thoughts, there is a fascination in watching his instant response to events
Nick Cohen, Observer
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Piketty is back ... as with Capital, Piketty remains quietly optimistic'
Andrew Neather, Evening Standard
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How one economist tried to make sense of a rapidly changing world .... accessible, direct, universally applicable
New Statesman
