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Economic elites, crises, and democracy: alternatives beyond neoliberal capitalism/ Andres Solimano.

By: Solimano, AndresMaterial type: Text

TextPublication details: New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 2014Description: vi, 211 p. ; 25 cmISBN: 0199355983Subject(s): Rich people | Neoliberalism | Elite (Social sciences) | Capitalism | Financial crisesDDC classification: 305.52

Contents:

1 Introduction and guide to the book 2 Economic elites and the super rich in the 21st century 3 Productive elites : on entrepreneurship, the technostructure and social mobility 4 The fragmentation of the middle class in the neoliberal era 5 Stories of financial crisis and austerity from the 19th to the 21st century 6 Making sense of crises in capitalism : an overview of theories and approaches 7 The international circulation of elites and global social movements 8 Migrant diasporas, development and the attachment to national identity 9 Can capitalism afford economic democracy 10 Epilogue : what reforms to neoliberal capitalism and current globalization

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1 Introduction and guide to the book

2 Economic elites and the super rich in the 21st century

3 Productive elites : on entrepreneurship, the technostructure and social mobility

4 The fragmentation of the middle class in the neoliberal era

5 Stories of financial crisis and austerity from the 19th to the 21st century

6 Making sense of crises in capitalism : an overview of theories and approaches

7 The international circulation of elites and global social movements

8 Migrant diasporas, development and the attachment to national identity

9 Can capitalism afford economic democracy

10 Epilogue : what reforms to neoliberal capitalism and current globalization

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