Robert Reich Reihenfolge der Bücher

From the bestselling author of Saving Capitalism and The Common Good , comes an urgent analysis of how the "rigged" systems of American politics and power operate, how this status quo came to be, and how average citizens can enact change.There is a mounting sense that our political-economic system is no longer working, but what is the core problem and how do we remedy it? With the characteristic clarity and passion that have made him a central civil voice, bestselling author of Saving Capitalism and The Common Good Robert B. Reich shows how wealth and power have combined to install an oligarchy and undermine democracy. Reich exposes the myths of meritocracy, national competitiveness, corporate social responsibility, the “free market,” and the political “center,” all of which are used by those at the top to divert attention from their takeover of the system and to justify their accumulation of even more wealth and power. In demystifying the current system, Reich reveals where power actually lies and how it is wielded, and invites us to reclaim power and remake the system for all.

A powerful and grippingly readable intervention into the 2020 US presidential election campaign, by the Newsweek and Guardian columnist, The System argues that the USA has become an oligarchy, run by and for the benefit of a tiny minority of the super-rich, with consequences that impact on the entire world.

Collection of thirteen essays of leading politicians, entrepreneurs, sociologists, investors etc. examining the need of a new social system as a result of the digital revolution.

Kapitalismuskritik von Robert B. Reich Der Kapitalismus zerstört sich selbst, wenn er auf den Profit der wenigen setzt, sagt Robert B. Reich, Ikone der amerikanischen Linken. Dabei geht es nicht um die Frage, ob wir mehr Markt oder mehr Staat brauchen, sondern wer welche Spielregeln setzt. Denn die Marktregeln, die sich eine Gesellschaft gibt, spiegeln, was sie für gut und fair hält. Amerika, das kurz vor der Präsidentschaftswahl steht, ist ein zweifelhaftes Vorbild, denn der Unmut in der Bevölkerung über die immer stärkere Machtkonzentration wächst. Sie spaltet Establishment und Anti-Establishment, Arm und Reich. Doch es ist nicht zu spät, den Kapitalismus zu retten: für alle, nicht für 1 Prozent. - Reich warnt ins seinem Buch vor einer gegenwärtigen Entwicklung, die weder ökonomisch noch politisch nachhaltig ist. - Reich ist überzeugt: Politische Ökonomien, die den größten Teil ihrer Gewinne einer kleinen Gruppe an der Spitze zuteilen, sind ihrem Wesen nach instabil. „Reich liefert den schlagenden Beweis dafür, dass die zunehmende Ungleichheit politische Entscheidungen spiegelt, die auch in eine ganz andere Richtung hätten gehen können … ›Rettet den Kapitalismus‹ ist in unserer gegenwärtigen Lage ein sehr guter Lotse.“ The New York Review of Books

Here is a collection of the most salient hard-hitting, no-nonsense quotes that have made Bernie Sanders the beloved leader of our revolution. The longest-serving independent in US congressional history, Sanders currently serves as US senator from Vermont and is in the race for the Democratic Party’s nomination for president. Hundreds of thousands of people across the country are flocking to Sanders’s events to hear his wisdom on political corruption, distribution of wealth, international relations, immigration, health-care reform, climate change, education, and equality. Now fans and critics alike can hear what Bernie has to say just by picking up this book. Known for his firm opinions on the economy, health care, and the environment, Bernie Sanders is a self-declared democratic socialist. He has called for free state college and university tuition, spoken out against Wall Street practices, insisted on increasing the minimum wage, and demanded tax reform. He has proposed significant health-care reforms, championed causes for veterans and senior citizens, and urged the government to address climate change in a proactive manner. “A political revolution,” his campaign slogan, befits his assertion that the country is in need of an overhaul—economically, socially, and politically. As his grassroots campaign continues to explode, his social media presence flourishes and his events are attended in record-breaking numbers. Feel the Bern!

Updated for paperback publication, Aftershock is a brilliant reading of the causes of our current economic crisis, with a plan for dealing with its challenging aftermath. When the nation’s economy foundered in 2008, blame was directed almost universally at Wall Street bankers. But Robert B. Reich, one of our most experienced and trusted voices on public policy, suggests another reason for the meltdown. Our real problem, he argues, lies in the increasing concentration of wealth in the hands of the richest Americans, while stagnant wages and rising costs have forced the middle class to go deep into debt. Reich’s thoughtful and detailed account of where we are headed over the next decades—and how we can fix our economic system—is a practical, humane, and much-needed blueprint for restoring America’s economy and rebuilding our society.

Früher gab es einfach nur Kapitalismus. Heute gibt es den Superkapitalismus. Unter dem Druck der globalen Konkurrenz und der Finanzmärkte haben die einzelnen Unternehmen an Macht verloren, hat die Wirtschaft insgesamt an Dynamik und Stärke gewonnen. Sie expandiert und nutzt alle Mittel, bemächtigt sich der Politik und gefährdet so die Demokratie. Dieser Konflikt steckt in jedem von uns. Wir sind Anleger und Verbraucher und als solche werden wir von der Wirtschaft gut bedient. Zugleich sind wir Bürger und spüren die Schwäche der von der Wirtschaft dominierten Politik. Robert Reich ruft dazu auf, unsere bürgerlichen Interessen wieder klar zu erkennen und den Superkapitalismus aus der Politik zu verbannen.

Kniha brilantních esejů předního amerického ekonoma, sociálního myslitele a politika s pověstí nejefektivnějšího ministra citlivě zachycuje změny, k nimž v americké společnosti došlo po ochlazení ekonomického optimismu koncem devadesátých let a zejména po 11. září 2001. Autor spojuje svůj smysl pro realistická řešení s demokratickými ideály a domnívá se, že Američané se musí vrátit k základním hodnotám americké "společenské smlouvy", k základním hodnotám slušné společnosti rovných příležitostí, které lidem umožní plně rozvinout všechny jejich schopnosti a vést z hlediska ekonomického, sociálního i občanského důstojný život.

Ve své knize si autor všímá mohutných trendů rodící se epochy, změn v organizaci a hodnocení práce a jejich vlivu na rodinu, přátelství, společenství a osobní život. Logika knihy je přímočará. Svět se proměňuje závratnou rychlostí. Vstupujeme do doby stejně převratné, ne-li převratnější, než byla průmyslová revoluce.

'I don't like the basic philosophy that everyone is on their own, out for themselves, a kind of social Darwinism. It's bad for society, especially now. . . . Call me crotchety, but I can't help asking, whatever happened to the social contract?'The get-rich-quick exuberance of the late nineties may have temporarily blinded us to how dependent we are on one another. Subsequent events serve as reminders that the strength of our economy and the security of our society rest on the bonds that connect us. But what, specifically, are these bonds? What do we owe one another as members of the same society?With his characteristic humor, humanity, and candor, one of the nation's most distinguished public leaders and thinkers delivers a fresh vision of politics by returning to basic American workers should share in the success of their companies; those who work should not have to live in poverty; and everyone should have access to an education that will better their chances in life.An insider who knows how the economy and government really work, Reich combines realistic solutions with democratic ideals. Businesses do have civic responsibilities, and government must stem a widening income gap that threatens to stratify our nation. And everyone must get involved to help return us to a society that works for everyone.