The Global Economic Crisis The Great Depression of the XXI Century
by Michel Chossudovsky, Andrew Gavin Marshall
This book analyzes the global economic crisis as the Great Depression of the 21st century, focusing on colonialism, post-colonialism, public administration, politics, government, and social sciences. Informed by global research, it explores the interconnected forces behind economic turmoil and its societal implications.
About This Book
The book examines the global economic crisis through the lens of colonialism and post-colonialism, highlighting its profound impacts on societies worldwide.
It addresses key aspects of public administration, revealing how governance structures influence economic stability and recovery efforts.
In the realm of politics and government, the analysis uncovers the political dynamics driving the crisis and shaping policy responses.
Politics and social science are intertwined in the discussion, offering a comprehensive view of how social forces contribute to economic upheavals.
Drawing from global research, the work provides a critical perspective on the ongoing challenges in the XXI century's economic landscape.
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