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No one has more authority to call the shots the way they really are than award-winning economist Paul Krugman, whose provocative New York Times columns are keenly followed by millions.
The Great Unraveling: Losing Our Way in the New Century (2003) is a book by American economist and Nobel laureate Paul Krugman, consisting of a collection of his columns for the New York Times (and some for Slate and Fortune ). The collected columns were concerned mainly with the U.S. economy in the early 2000s, and about the economic and ...
The fabric of our world seems to be unraveling before our very eyes. Society seems to be barreling downhill like a runaway train out of control, with no brakes, no conductor and no clear view ahead. Uncertainty and fear pervade the global mood. Many worry about the surge in racial tension, violence and terrorism, amorality and anger politics.
12. Jan. 2021 · For a while now I have thought of this period as a great unraveling — the unraveling of the old truths, the old political consensus, the old order, the old conventions, the old guardrails, the old principles, the old shared stories, the old common identity. The metaphor of the unraveling is true enough, but it fails to capture the takeover ...
Making Sense Out of the Great Unraveling. In 1999, I began to form a picture in my mind of what I termed “The Great Unraveling” – a period in which the economies of the First World would collapse. I believed that it would not all happen with one great crash, but would occur in fits and starts, with the relevant governments artificially ...
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The Great Unraveling challenges us to grapple with the prospect of a more complicated and nuanced future, one of compounding crises— some acute, others chronic—interacting across environmental and social systems in complex ways, at diferent rates, in diferent places, and with diferent results.
