Grzegorz W. Kolodko, one of the world's
leading authorities on economics and development policy and a key architect of Poland's
successful economic reforms, applies his far-reaching knowledge to the past and future of
the world economy, introducing a framework for understanding our global situation that
transcends any single discipline or paradigm.
Deploying a novel mix of scientific evaluation and
personal observation, Kolodko begins with a brief discussion of misinformation and its
perpetuation in economics and politics. He criticizes the simplification of complex
economic and social issues and investigates the link between developments in the global
economy and cultural change, scientific discoveries, and political fluctuations.
Underscoring the necessity of conceptual and theoretical innovation in understanding our
global economic situation, Kolodko offers a provocative study of globalization and the
possibility of coming out ahead in an era of worldwide interdependence. Deeply critical of
neoliberalism, which sought to transfer economic control exclusively to the private
sector, Kolodko explores the virtues of social-economic development and the new rules of
the economic game. He concludes with a look at our near and distant future, questioning
whether we have a say in its making.
Table of Contents
The Navigator1: The World, by Words
2: How Things Happen: Economic Processes — What Science, by Policy
3: A Brief History of the World and What We Can Learn from It: Why Some
Countries Are Wealthy and Others Poor, by and Whether It Must Always Be So
4: Globalization — and Then What? Where Globalization Originated and How to
Come Out Ahead in the Era of Worldwide Interdependence
5: The World As It Is: How People Are Coping in Various Corners of a Changing
World
6: The Withering of Neoliberalism and Its Tattered Legacy: Why a Harmful
Concept Rose to Temporary Ascendancy in Half the World and What to Do about It
7: What Development Is and What It Depends On: Where Socioeconomic Development
Comes from and How It Can Make Us Happy
8: Stagnation and Development — Institutions, by Policy
9: The Coincidence Theory of Development and the New Pragmatism: What Output
Growth and Economic Development Depend On and How to Make Them Better
10: The Uncertain Future: What Awaits Us in the Near and Distant Future, by and
What Say We Have in ItA LetterIndex
460 pages, Hardcover
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