Unbearable Cost
Bush, Greenspan and the Economics of Empire
Format:Paperback
Publisher:Palgrave Macmillan
Published:2nd Oct '06
Currently unavailable, and unfortunately no date known when it will be back
This work contains James K. Galbraith's most influential recent writings on current affairs along with new commentary, and explores both the descent to disaster in Iraq and the ongoing transformation of the American economy under the steerage of Alan Greenspan.
'Galbraith for the Twenty-first century! Prescient, lucid, elegant. Where others are lost groping in the shadows, James K. Galbraith sees the big picture. His writing is like a torch that guides us through the cave of the present into the light.' - Sidney Blumenthal, formerly Senior Advisor to President Clinton and author of The Clinton Wars
'The reason Jamie Galbraith is such an important writer is because he asks the right questions. You would be amazed at the number of people who pass for pundits or even sages who can't hit the backboard with a question, much less hit the net. That Galbraith knows the answers too strikes me less
impressive. He is after all, an economist and a political scientist and an
academic; he's supposed to know these things. He even did time in the
bowels of congress and so knows how it actually works. Galbraith's writing
is crisp, funny, and incisive. Krugman, move over, Galbraith is here.' -
Molly Ivins is a syndicated columnist, co-author of Bushwhacked: Life in
George Bush's America, and a fellow of the American Academy of Arts and
Sciences.
ISBN: 9780230019010
Dimensions: unknown
Weight: 454g
227 pages