الرأسمالية ونقادها.. تاريخ من الثورة الصناعية إلى الذكاء الاصطناعي

How ​​can we envision a more just and sustainable society? This central question has united critics of capitalism over the centuries. John Cassidy presents a fast-paced and insightful portrait of the most important thinkers, whose ideas remain as relevant today as they were 250 years ago. From Adam Smith's critique of colonialism to Rosa Luxemburg's socialist utopia, through to the environmental visions of the Indian economist J. S. Kumarappa, the author draws a captivating panorama in his book _Capitalism and Its Critics_, extending from the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution in the eighteenth century to the era of artificial intelligence. With a brilliant narrative style and extreme analytical precision, he reveals how debates around greed, innovation, exploitation, and social justice have had a profound impact on shaping societal changes, and how these debates are still relevant to our reality today.