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Overripe Economy American Capitalism And The Crisis Of Democracy Paperback Alan Nasser

Name: Overripe Economy American Capitalism And The Crisis Of Democracy Paperback Alan Nasser
SKU: BELL-7216890
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Overripe Economy American Capitalism And The Crisis Of Democracy Paperback Alan Nasser instant download after payment.

Publisher: Pluto Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.44 MB

Pages: 240

Author: Alan Nasser

ISBN: 9780745337937, 0745337937

Language: English

Year: 2018

Edition: Paperback

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Overripe Economy American Capitalism And The Crisis Of Democracy Paperback Alan Nasser by Alan Nasser 9780745337937, 0745337937 instant download after payment.

Capitalism is in crisis.Overripe Economyuses a historical view to explain how we got here and why. Taking readers through the history of American capitalism--from the ruthless competition of the nineteenth century to the maturation of industrial capitalism in the early part of the twentieth and on into today’s finance-ridden decline--Alan Nasser lays out here in damning detail why the persistent austerity of financialized capitalism is the inevitable outcome of the evolution of the American economy. Capitalism, he argues, ultimately presents us with two alternatives: persistent austerity, declining democracy, and a privatized state, or a polity and economy characterized by genuine economic democracy.