From author John Hood's introduction to Investor Politics: Over the next few decades, Americans must stop . I was pleasntly suprised by this volume from John Hood

From author John Hood's introduction to Investor Politics: Over the next few decades, Americans must stop looking to Washington as a source of the money they need to take care of themselves-there is no alternative. They will need instead to look to investment and wealth creation on Wall Street and Main Street as the guarantors of their retirement security, their health security, their job security, and their children's futures. I was pleasntly suprised by this volume from John Hood. I had not read anything by him previously, though I had heard him on the radio and was impressed by the good work of his John Locke Foundation here in N Carolina.

This is the question John Hood addresses in Investor Politics. Again, one testimony to the excellence of Hood’s book is its historical continuity. One might think of Hood’s thesis as trendy. Specifically, Hood points to Populist calls in the early 1890s for a peacetime corporate income tax not to raise revenues, but to redistribute income, and the 1894 congressional enactment of the first personal income tax since the Civil War. Hood explains how, by 1912, all political parties stood for increased government intervention in the economy. One might think of Hood's thesis as trendy.

ISBN: 1890151513; Издательство: Templeton Foundation Press. The most explosive and political force of the last decade of the twentieth century has been the growth of personal investment. About half of all Americans now own stocks and bonds through IRAs, 401(k)s, and other financial devices.

Investor Politics : The New Force That Will Transform American Business, Government, and Politics in the .

Investor Politics : The New Force That Will Transform American Business, Government, and Politics in the Twenty-First Century.

Politics can be difficult to follow, but it pays to be knowledgable about key . Politics can be difficult to follow, but these 11 books make it easier.

Politics can be difficult to follow, but it pays to be knowledgable about key issues. The following books are largely nonpartisan and discuss diverse eras, figures, and topics in American politics. Kevin Dietsch-Pool/Getty Images. This nonpartisan primer on the most pressing issues in American politics breaks down everything from health care and the economy to climate change and energy sources, including who stands on which side of each issue and why. Whether you lean left or right, you'll find "What You Should Know About Politics" highly informative. 2. ‘Fascism: A Warning’ by Madeleine Albright.

It focuses on wealth and income inequality in Europe and the United States since the 18th century.

In this important new book, Barry Buzan seeks to provide answers to these pressing questions. He begins by introducing the core concepts of polarity and identity in world politics, which he uses to develop three possible scenarios for the future development of the international political system. Buzan contends that we are not living in a strictly unipolar world, where the great powers are helpless in the face of the US. Instead he argues that the existence of great powers alongside an American superpower plays a crucial role in creating both opportunities and responsibilities which will shape.

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Privatisation, Politics, and Economic Performance in Hungary. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1995. Behrman, Jack N. 1971. Is there a better way for Latin America?Columbia Journal of World Business 6(6): 61–68. Civil society after the first transition: dilemmas of post-communist democratization in Poland and beyond. Communist and Post-Communist Studies 29(3): 309–330. Berthelemy, J. C. and Söderling, L. 2001.

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Taking Psychology and Law into the Twenty-First Century is the product of that program.