The Future of Capitalism

Facing the New Anxieties

Paul Collier

The book delves into the challenges facing modern capitalist societies, including deepening economic divides, cultural tensions, and the erosion of ethical norms. It proposes pragmatic solutions to rebuild communities, reform capitalism, and bridge social divides through a blend of ethical social policies, stronger government interventions, and a renewed sense of shared responsibility.

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The Bottom Billion

Why the Poorest Countries are Failing and What Can Be Done About It

Paul Collier

The book analyzes the reasons behind the entrenched poverty of approximately one billion people in the world's poorest countries, identifying factors such as conflict, natural resource dependence, and poor governance. It proposes a series of solutions, including targeted aid, military interventions, and international policies, to help these countries break the cycle of poverty and integrate into the global economy.

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Exodus

How Migration is Changing Our World

Paul Collier

The book examines the economic and social impacts of migration on both sending and receiving countries, exploring the challenges and benefits of global population movements. It proposes policy recommendations to manage migration in ways that support global development and protect the interests of migrants and native populations.

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The Plundered Planet

Why We Must--and How We Can--Manage Nature for Global Prosperity

Paul Collier

The book argues for the responsible stewardship of natural resources, balancing the needs of current and future generations. It proposes ethical frameworks and practical policies to manage the Earth's assets sustainably while promoting global economic development.

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