Growth Fetish by Clive Hamilton

Growth Fetish



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Growth Fetish Clive Hamilton
Language: English
Page: 262
Format: pdf
ISBN: 1741140781, 9781741140781
Publisher: Allen & Unwin

Review

'Right on target and badly needed.' --Noam Chomsky  'Breaks new ground by asking us to think what a post-growth, environmentally stable society might actually be like. ... Clearly, stylishly written.' --Hugh Stretton  'An incisive critique of how the global economic and political systems have turned us into the miserable rich. Whatever you choose to do and wherever you go, you will benefit from keeping as copy of Growth Fetish tucked up your sleeve.' --Sydney Morning Herald  'This is a powerful statement about the failure of the rat-race society and the need for a new philosophy of sociable living.' --Professor Richard Layard, London School of Economics
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About the Author

Clive Hamilton is Executive Director of The Australia Institute, Australia’s foremost public-interest think tank. He has held visiting academic positions at the ANU, University of Sydney, University of Technology Sydney and the University of Cambridge. Described in the press as Australia’s most influential economist on the left and Australia’s leading environmental economist, he is the author of six books and his views feature regularly in major news outlets.
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edition.

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