Sekai O Fukō Ni Shita Gurōbarizumu No Shōtai (Tankobon Hardcover)

Stiglitz highlights the discontents of globalization, but I wonder what motivated him to emphasize these aspects over the benefits. Was it driven by personal experience or data?

Some sections felt dense but clear, making complex ideas understandable. I'm curious if the author aimed for a general audience or if this was a happy accident.

Given the recent shifts in international trade and finance, I wonder whether the issues Stiglitz raised are more relevant than ever or already addressed.