O Mal Ronda a Terra: Um Tratado Sobre as Insatisfações do Presente

Judt's essays critique modern economic policies; I wonder what experiences or historical moments shaped his perspective on this decline.

The book's insights seem even more relevant today, but I'm curious if others felt it offered solutions or just highlighted problems.

His writing combines history with philosophy, but I'm interested in how his academic training shaped the way he presents these complex ideas.