Why Nations Fail
19 hrs. 49 min.
Language
Russian
Author
Daron Acemoglu
Author
Daron Acemoglu
Narrator
Valery Smekalov
Narrator
Valery Smekalov
Description
Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson’s book “Why Nations Are Rich and Poor” is one of the leading political economy bestsellers of recent times—an epoch-making work comparable in importance to the writings of Samuel Huntington, Jared Diamond, or Francis Fukuyama.
The authors ask a question that has troubled historians, economists, and philosophers for centuries: where do the origins of global inequality lie, and why is world wealth distributed across countries and regions so unevenly? The answer is given at the intersection of history, political science, and economics—drawing on an extraordinarily broad range of historical material from all eras and all continents—which turns the book into a real encyclopedia of advanced political-economic thought…
The authors ask a question that has troubled historians, economists, and philosophers for centuries: where do the origins of global inequality lie, and why is world wealth distributed across countries and regions so unevenly? The answer is given at the intersection of history, political science, and economics—drawing on an extraordinarily broad range of historical material from all eras and all continents—which turns the book into a real encyclopedia of advanced political-economic thought…
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