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Joseph Stiglitz
ISBN 9780141986661
Rs. 1,120
Penguin Books
Globalization and Its Discontents Revisited
Who it's for: Readers interested in economics, globalization, and public policy
Nobel laureate Joseph Stiglitz re-examines the profound impact of globalization in this updated edition of his seminal work. "Globalization and Its Discontents Revisited" critically analyzes how global economic policies have contributed to current political and economic turmoil, exploring where past predictions manifested and offering a path forward for a more equitable global system.Why You Should Read? Gain insight from a Nobel laureate economist on the complexities and consequences of globalization. Understand the historical context and ongoing mismanagement of global economic systems. Explore concrete solutions and proposed changes to foster a more inclusive and beneficial form of globalization. Connect the dots between global economic policies and contemporary societal discontents.
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- Updated edition of Stiglitz's seminal work on globalization
- Analyzes how global economic policies fueled political and economic unrest
- Offers concrete solutions for a more inclusive global system
- Written by a Nobel laureate economist
- Connects historical context to contemporary discontents
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All by Joseph Stiglitz →Questions about this book
Is this a new book or an update?
It is an updated edition of Stiglitz's earlier work, revisiting the subject with fresh analysis.
What is the author's background?
Joseph Stiglitz is a Nobel laureate economist, lending authority to the book's arguments.
What does the book cover?
It examines how global economic policies have contributed to current political and economic turmoil, and suggests reforms for a more equitable system.
Who would benefit from reading this?
Anyone seeking to understand the complexities and consequences of globalization, including students, policymakers, and general readers.




