Supercapitalism: The Transformation of Business, Democracy, and Everyday Life, (Paperback)

from folini

If you don't understand anymore the American way to democracy, this is the book you must read. Extremely rational, well documented, well written and most important, illuminating. This book should become a reference guide for political activists, environmentalists, and can generate a radical chang...

from Mtatge

i love this book. Long been a fan of Robert B. Reich. Don't always agree with him, but he always has an interesting take on things. In this case, Reich looks at the global economy and the stress it is creating for traditional businesses. Sounds like a hefty topic, but Reich does an excellent job ...

from nmele

Our daughter-in-law, Morra Aarons, got me interested in this book after she encountered Reich at a special presentation at the graduate school which she attends. I remembered Reich as the quirky economist in the Clinton cabinet, the guy who wrote "Locked in the Cabinet." The author of "Supercapit...

from spounds

This is a game-changer book for me. Can't quit thinking or talking about it. An easy-to-understand explanation of the way things are that helps me make sense of my world as a consumer, investor, employee, and citizen. Recommended!

from jmoncton

It's so easy today for us to rant about corporate greed or the sad fact that small independent businesses are being replaced by large superstores. And we are quick to blame heartless CEOs or big corporations. But in his book, Supercapitalism, Reich describes the forces in the US that are driving ...