The Tyranny of Experts: Economists, Dictators, and the Forgotten Rights of the Poor
William Easterly critiques top-down economic development, arguing that expert-driven policies often overlook the rights and agency of the poor in favor of authoritarian planning.
About This Book
The Tyranny of Experts examines how development policies often prioritize expert-driven solutions over individual rights.
William Easterly challenges the assumption that authoritarian regimes and technocratic planning can effectively reduce poverty.
The book highlights the historical tendency of economists and policymakers to ignore the voices of the poor.
It argues for a shift toward recognizing the importance of personal freedom and accountability in development.
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