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Have there been any canonical or defining books on these topics? Most of them are still playing out so a definitive book would be a huge surprise, and in most c
by NeedMoreTea 7y ago
Have there been any canonical or defining books on these topics? Most of them are still playing out so a definitive book would be a huge surprise, and in most cases downright impossible.
Austerity is a policy choice, so any exploration will be deeply and inherently political. Economically, there have been wider views of the current cargo cults in economics, such as Piketty's Capital in the 21st Century, or Keen's Debunking Economics. I'm a little surprised to see mention of neither.
- 9nGQluzmnq3M 7y agoAgreed, Piketty was a very surprising omission (particularly given the lambasting here about the Guardian's left-wing bias). Agree with it or not, it certainly had a much larger impact on real-world policy making than any of the literary award winners listed.