Źli Samarytanie. Mit wolnego handlu i tajna historia kapitalizmu

His insights challenge common narratives about aid and development. I'm curious about what motivated him to take this critical stance.

Some of the case studies really shifted my perspective on global economic practices. Were there particular stories that resonated or surprised others?

His critique is bold, but I wonder if it has the potential to impact policymakers or if it's more of an academic critique.