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Daniel Markovits
ISBN 9780141984742
Rs. 960
Penguin Books
The Meritocracy Trap
In 'The Meritocracy Trap,' Yale Law professor Daniel Markovits presents a radical argument challenging the widespread belief in meritocracy. He contends that far from being a system that promotes opportunity, meritocracy has evolved into a mechanism for the dynastic concentration of wealth and privilege, exacerbating political, economic, and psychological crises across society. Markovits asserts that this system entraps not only the struggling middle class but also the seemingly successful elite, demanding crushing intensity and perpetuating inequality.Why You Should Read? Examine a compelling critique of meritocracy's role in contemporary societal division and economic disparity. Understand how the current system impacts both the highly privileged and the embattled middle class. Gain insights into the unintended consequences of meritocratic ideals. Explore new perspectives on wealth distribution, social mobility, and systemic inequality.
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