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Long Live Socialism!
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Thomas Piketty
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Long Live Socialism! 1
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Toward a Different Globalization, 2016–2017
- Hillary, Apple, and Us 29
- The IMF, the Inequality Debate, and Economic Research 33
- The French Right and the European Budgetary Rules 43
- Gender Pay Inequality: 19% or 64%? 47
- Agenda for Another Globalization 50
- Basic Income or Fair Wage? 54
- The Passing of Anthony B. Atkinson 58
- On Productivity in France and in Germany 62
- Long Live Populism! 84
- On Inequality in China 88
- For a Democratic Eurozone Government 92
- Public Capital, Private Capital 95
- What Would a Democratic Eurozone Assembly Look Like? 99
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What Reforms for France? 2017–2018
- Inequality in France 113
- What Reforms for France? 117
- Reagan to the Power of Ten 121
- Will Macron’s Marchers Take Power? 125
- The CICE Comedy 134
- Rethinking the Capital Code 138
- Suppression of the Wealth Tax: A Historical Error 142
- Budget 2018: French Youth Sacrificed 147
- The Catalan Syndrome 154
- Trump, Macron: Same Fight 159
- 2018: The Year of Europe 163
- Parcoursup: Could Do Better 168
- Toward a Union in the Union 173
- Capital in Russia 178
- May 1968 and Inequality 182
- The Transferunion Fantasy 186
- Europe, Migrants, and Trade 190
- Social-Nativism: The Italian Nightmare 195
- Brazil: The First Republic under Threat 200
- Le Monde and the Billionaires 204
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To Love Europe Is to Change It, 2018–2020
- Manifesto for the Democratization of Europe 211
- Yellow Vests and Tax Justice 217
- 1789: The Return of the Debt 222
- Wealth Tax in America 226
- To Love Europe Is to Change It 231
- Basic Income in India 235
- Europe and the Class Cleavage 240
- The Illusion of Centrist Ecology 244
- Will Money Creation Save Us? 249
- What Is a Fair Pension System? 253
- Toward a Circular Economy 257
- Surpassing Identity Conflict via Economic Justice 262
- Several Universal Retirement Schemes Are Possible 267
- After the Climate Denial, the Inequality Denial 272
- Social-Federalism vs. National-Liberalism 276
- The Franco-German Assembly, a Unique Opportunity for Tax Justice in Europe 281
- Sanders to the Aid of Democracy in the United States 286
- Avoiding the Worst 291
- The Age of Green Money 296
- Confronting Racism, Repairing History 301
- Reconstructing Internationalism 305
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The Fall of the U.S. Idol, 2020–2021
- Can the Left Unite on Europe? 313
- What to Do with Covid Debt 317
- Global Inequalities: Where Do We Stand? 321
- The Fall of the U.S. Idol 329
- Index 335
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- Long Live Socialism! 1
-
Toward a Different Globalization, 2016–2017
- Hillary, Apple, and Us 29
- The IMF, the Inequality Debate, and Economic Research 33
- The French Right and the European Budgetary Rules 43
- Gender Pay Inequality: 19% or 64%? 47
- Agenda for Another Globalization 50
- Basic Income or Fair Wage? 54
- The Passing of Anthony B. Atkinson 58
- On Productivity in France and in Germany 62
- Long Live Populism! 84
- On Inequality in China 88
- For a Democratic Eurozone Government 92
- Public Capital, Private Capital 95
- What Would a Democratic Eurozone Assembly Look Like? 99
-
What Reforms for France? 2017–2018
- Inequality in France 113
- What Reforms for France? 117
- Reagan to the Power of Ten 121
- Will Macron’s Marchers Take Power? 125
- The CICE Comedy 134
- Rethinking the Capital Code 138
- Suppression of the Wealth Tax: A Historical Error 142
- Budget 2018: French Youth Sacrificed 147
- The Catalan Syndrome 154
- Trump, Macron: Same Fight 159
- 2018: The Year of Europe 163
- Parcoursup: Could Do Better 168
- Toward a Union in the Union 173
- Capital in Russia 178
- May 1968 and Inequality 182
- The Transferunion Fantasy 186
- Europe, Migrants, and Trade 190
- Social-Nativism: The Italian Nightmare 195
- Brazil: The First Republic under Threat 200
- Le Monde and the Billionaires 204
-
To Love Europe Is to Change It, 2018–2020
- Manifesto for the Democratization of Europe 211
- Yellow Vests and Tax Justice 217
- 1789: The Return of the Debt 222
- Wealth Tax in America 226
- To Love Europe Is to Change It 231
- Basic Income in India 235
- Europe and the Class Cleavage 240
- The Illusion of Centrist Ecology 244
- Will Money Creation Save Us? 249
- What Is a Fair Pension System? 253
- Toward a Circular Economy 257
- Surpassing Identity Conflict via Economic Justice 262
- Several Universal Retirement Schemes Are Possible 267
- After the Climate Denial, the Inequality Denial 272
- Social-Federalism vs. National-Liberalism 276
- The Franco-German Assembly, a Unique Opportunity for Tax Justice in Europe 281
- Sanders to the Aid of Democracy in the United States 286
- Avoiding the Worst 291
- The Age of Green Money 296
- Confronting Racism, Repairing History 301
- Reconstructing Internationalism 305
-
The Fall of the U.S. Idol, 2020–2021
- Can the Left Unite on Europe? 313
- What to Do with Covid Debt 317
- Global Inequalities: Where Do We Stand? 321
- The Fall of the U.S. Idol 329
- Index 335