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1. “Shock treatment”: Milton Friedman and the Rise of Neoliberalism

1. “Any use of the natural resources for the satisfaction of non-vital needs means a smaller quantity of life in the future”: Nicholas Georgescu-Roegen and the Limits to Growth

1. “A true masterpiece at the expense of women”: Silvia Federici and Wages for Housework

1. “It is a form of regressive modernisation”: Theorists of Thatcherism: Stuart Hall vs. Friedrich Hayek

1. “Social disintegration is not a spectator sport”: Parsing Globalization: Samir Amin, Dani Rodrik, and Joseph Stiglitz

1. “A historically unprecedented situation”: Thomas Piketty and Rising Inequality

1. “A confluence that could propel a new paradigm”: The End of Capitalism, or the Beginning?

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