Branko Milanovic

@BrankoMilan

1) Income inequality; 2) Politics; 3) History; 4) Soccer. Author of "Global inequality" (2016), and "Capitalism, Alone" (2019).

Graduate Center CUNY, Stone Center on Socio-economic Inequality, New York
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Joined December 2012
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    "The national revolution meant political independence. The social revolution meant abolishment of feudal growth-inhibiting institutions (power of usurious landlords, labor tied to land, gender discrimination, lack of access to education by the poor, religious turpitude etc.). "

    My today's post brings together several, somewhat less prominent, themes from "Capitalism, Alone".
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    Great! Come to our lecture with in a few weeks where he will be introducing his exciting new book!

    The day is today.
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    Today's.

    My today's post brings together several, somewhat less prominent, themes from "Capitalism, Alone".
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    NEW: Book review at BRAVE NEW EUROPE Capitalism, Alone by Branko Milanović Without a doubt an intriguing book. What I most value about Milanović is his willingness to follow his intuition to open up new aspects of political discussion.

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  5. 6 hours ago

    Short of a war, it is difficult to see how US-Russian relations can be worse which does not stop US liberals to claim that Trump is Putin's agent or puppet.

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    “A brilliant sequel to the pathbreaking Global Inequality. Drawing on original research and a typically wide sweep of history, Branko Milanovic poses all the important questions about our future.”—Gordon Brown

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    My today's post brings together several, somewhat less prominent, themes from "Capitalism, Alone".

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    The day is today.

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  9. 10 hours ago

    Great review of "Capitalism, Alone" by 's Mathew Rose, taking the reader to a tour through the entire book & pointing out things with which he agrees and also disagrees.

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    More Podcasts: Mark Blyth and Aidan Regan Economic Ideas and Real Politics Branko Milanović If Capitalism Is Our Future, What Will It Look Like?

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    10 hours ago

    Ein paar Eindrücke der gestrigen Eröffnungsveranstaltung zur : Unsere Moderatorin Elisabeth von Thadden, Professor Hartmut Rosa, -Aktivistin Julia Kaiser und unser Keynote-Sprecher .

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    As for example:

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    Moreover, if that's the argument, then neither Poland, nor Hungary, nor GDR were communist countries because the ruling party was not called communist. You cannot have it both ways.

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  14. 18 hours ago

    When I show that, by numbers, China is a capitalist country (see Ch3 of "C,A") the counter-argument is invariably that the ruling party is called communist. But since when are we to decide on the nature of a system not from the facts but from the name of a party?

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    Acá se aprecia el dilema que afrontan lo salvadoreños y otros países con alta emigración y alta desigualdad: Entre soñar y moverse en la distribución local o moverse de país para mejorar sus ingresos. Visualización con datos de

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    Muy buena herramienta basada en el trabajo de que permite visualizar la distribución del ingreso nacional y donde cada país se Ubica en la distribución global. Learn about global income inequality through an interactive visualization

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    Explaining the “Elephant chart” through role play (in the first year induction). Roles from left to right: 1. Low-skilled in Tanzania 2. Low-skilled in China 3. High-skilled in India 4. Low-skilled in UK 5. High-skilled in UK

    It's the Elephant curve!
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    Sep 23

    : début du procès de Saïd , des généraux Toufik et Tartag et de Louisa Hanoune

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    Sep 22

    Don’t let them tell you it can’t be done... “Roman Wealth and Wealth Inequality in Comparative Perspective”

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