Reviews
Where are we going? Many futurologists and mathematicians of the world are talking about the coming society, but we live in a uncertain society that no one can clearly predict tomorrow. The environment changing over time, the technology developing each day, the information pouring out, is constantly demanding that moderns live in competition and self-development. If you look at the most popular political and economic system on earth, you can think of capitalism and free democracy without any
I think it's a book written by an Kimun Muslim, who was only a historian. And I could see that the composition and content of the book was a little bit difficult, but as I slowly read it, it was quite a bit of a book. I highly recommend poison in the days of the capitalist crisis.
Kim Un-hoe: Why Capitalism Cannot Be Fixed
Why is capitalism unregulated in the age of plundering instinct, and the book on capital use? A professor of Korean studies, including the head of the National Institute of Political Research at Seoul University, the social sciences of the Christian Cultural Research Council at Seoul, has been working on the subject of a global crisis, creating and seeking to understand and trace new paradigms. The author asks where the crisis is going and then says it's time to shift the perspective of the economy and think. Pro-economic paradigms and an alternative to South Korean capitalism to resolve the most extreme left-hand confrontation in Korean society.
Korean title: 왜 자본주의는 고쳐 쓸 수 없는가
Korean author: 김운회
Korean publisher: 알렙
ISBN-13: 9788997779260
Reviews
Where are we going? Many futurologists and mathematicians of the world are talking about the coming society, but we live in a uncertain society that no one can clearly predict tomorrow. The environment changing over time, the technology developing each day, the information pouring out, is constantly demanding that moderns live in competition and self-development. If you look at the most popular political and economic system on earth, you can think of capitalism and free democracy without any
I think it's a book written by an Kimun Muslim, who was only a historian. And I could see that the composition and content of the book was a little bit difficult, but as I slowly read it, it was quite a bit of a book. I highly recommend poison in the days of the capitalist crisis.
