全球化矛盾：民主與世界經濟的未來

Rodrik's insights challenge the conventional wisdom about free markets and political sovereignty. I'm curious what personal experiences or historical events influenced this emphasis.

It made me wonder whether countries can truly balance open markets with democratic accountability without sacrificing one for the other. How do others see this tension playing out?

The case studies felt carefully chosen, but I wonder if there were many more that didn't make it into the book. What do you think guided those choices?