Six Crises of the World Economy: Globalization and Economic Turbulence from the 1970s to the COVID-19 Pandemic
José A. Tapia surveys six crises that have marked the world economy from the 1970s through the COVID-19 pandemic. With globalization as a central theme, this work presents a broad historical perspective on international economic turbulence and the changing forces shaping global economic life.
About This Book
Six Crises of the World Economy examines major episodes of global economic turbulence from the 1970s to the COVID-19 pandemic.
José A. Tapia places these crises within the broader history of globalization and international economic change.
The book offers a wide-ranging perspective on how disruptions have affected the world economy across different periods.
It is suited to readers interested in economics, global affairs, and the historical development of economic crises.
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