The Tyranny of Experts: Economists, Dictators, and the Forgotten Rights of the Poor
A critical examination of how expert-led economic development has neglected the rights and agency of the poor, advocating for more rights-focused approaches.
About This Book
The Tyranny of Experts examines how traditional approaches to economic development often overlook individual rights.
William Easterly critiques the role of economists and policymakers in shaping strategies that prioritize top-down solutions.
The book emphasizes the importance of recognizing the agency and rights of impoverished populations.
It draws on historical examples to illustrate the consequences of expert-driven development models.
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