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The Hallmarked Man
Robert Galbraith
RRP£22.00
129 RON
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Capitalism and Its CriticsA History from the Industrial Revolution to AI
by John Cassidy
◷12h 30m·Hardback·624 pages·Allen Lane
RRP£25.00
145 RON
Two centuries of arguments against capitalism, from the Luddites to the AI backlash.
Non-fictionEconomicsHistory
About the book
Cassidy tells the story of capitalism through the people who tried to imagine it otherwise — Marx, Polanyi, Keynes, but also less familiar figures whose critiques now feel prescient.
A landmark work of intellectual history and a book about our present.
The author
John Cassidy
John Cassidy is a staff writer at The New Yorker and the author of How Markets Fail. He has covered economics for three decades.
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