Money, Markets, and Sovereignty (Council on Foreign Relations Books)

Money, Markets, and Sovereignty is a thought-provoking book that challenges contemporary economic nostrums and offers a powerful defense of economic liberalism.

Written by two renowned experts in the field, this book provides an intellectual history of monetary nationalism, exploring why it represents the greatest threat to globalization today.

With a unique blend of historical context and contemporary analysis, Steil and Hinds demonstrate how an unprecedentedly liberal global trade regime operates alongside extreme monetary nationalism, leading to periodic crises.

The authors call for a revival of earlier political and economic thinking that underlay great periods of globalization, as these ideas are increasingly threatened by more recent notions of sovereignty.

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