Post-Corona Capitalism

This book examines the effects of COVID-19 on global capitalism, analyzing various policy areas and proposing alternative paths for economic development, ultimately offering insights for academic, policy, and public discussions.

Post-Corona Capitalism delves into the evolving landscape of economic development following the COVID-19 pandemic, utilizing insights from comparative and international political economy. The author, Andreas Nölke, examines the extensive effects of the crisis on various infrastructures that define contemporary capitalism, highlighting how these changes have influenced global socio-economic and political systems.

The pandemic serves as a reflection of societal perspectives, with diverse interpretations leading to a wide array of political and economic responses. This complexity can often feel overwhelming. Nölke's work aims to clarify this confusion by breaking down the post-coronavirus capitalist framework into distinct policy areas and actionable spheres. Through this approach, he seeks to contribute meaningfully to academic, policy, and public discussions about the future of economic development.

By addressing the significant aspects of capitalism impacted by the pandemic, Nölke not only analyzes the immediate consequences but also points toward a new era for global capitalism. He presents alternative strategies for economic development that can guide societies in navigating the post-COVID landscape. This book serves as a vital resource for those looking to understand the shifts in economic paradigms and to explore potential paths forward in a changed world.