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Capitalism and Its Critics : A History

Book • 2025

John Cassidy's sweeping narrative examines capitalism's evolution through the lens of its detractors, spanning from 19th-century Luddites to contemporary degrowth advocates.

The book highlights both famous critics like Marx and Keynes, and lesser-known figures such as Trinidadian economist Eric Williams and Indian Gandhian economist J.C.

Kumarappa, while addressing modern concerns about AI, inequality, and climate change.

Mentioned by

Nathan J. Robinson

Mentioned in 14 episodes

Mentioned by

David Remnick

as a new book that takes a long view of debates on economic arguments in the US.

How Donald Trump Is Trying to Rewrite the Rules of Capitalism

Mentioned by

Steve Eisman

, referring to an interview he conducted with the book's author.

Andrew Ross Sorkin on the Crash of 1929 & The Parallels We See Today | The Real Eisman Playbook

Mentioned by

David Remnick

as a new book that takes a long view of debates on economics and capitalism.

How Donald Trump Is Trying to Rewrite the Rules of Capitalism

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Devin Friedman

as the book to be discussed on the show, exploring capitalism from the Industrial Revolution to AI.

Getting a Job? In This Economy?

Mentioned by

Steve Eisman

regarding a podcast episode featuring a discussion on capitalism.

Bullish Signs Continue - The Friday Market Wrap!

Mentioned by

Mark Blyth

as a biographical historiography and substantive accounting of the ideas of anyone who's worth listening to about capitalism.

The story of capitalism, as told by its critics

Mentioned by

John Cassidy

as one of his books, discussing the history of capitalism through the lens of its critics.

Is Capitalism Flawed? Fixing and Regulating Free Markets

Discussed by

John Cassidy

, covering a history from the Industrial Revolution to AI.

Behind the News: Capitalism’s Critics w/ John Cassidy

Mentioned by

Greg LaBlanc

as the most recent book by the guest, covering the history of capitalism from the Industrial Revolution to AI.

579. Dissecting Capitalism's Critics From the Industrial Revolution to AI feat. John Cassidy

Recommended by

Nathan J. Robinson

as a sweeping history of criticisms of capitalism across centuries.

Everybody Hates Capitalism (W/ John Cassidy)

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