Michel Chossudovsky
4 books
About the Author
Michel Chossudovsky is a renowned Canadian economist, professor emeritus of economics at the University of Ottawa, and founder of the Centre for Research on Globalization. With a PhD in economics from the University of Manchester, he has dedicated his career to exposing the underlying mechanisms of global capitalism, imperialism, and economic warfare. His incisive analyses challenge mainstream narratives on international finance, resource extraction, and geopolitical conflicts, drawing on extensive fieldwork and archival research. Chossudovsky's work, including his seminal book The Global Economic Crisis The Great Depression of the XXI Century, critiques the neoliberal policies fueling contemporary crises, advocating for systemic alternatives to avert further social and environmental devastation. A prolific writer and public intellectual, he continues to influence global discourse on economic justice and sovereignty.
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critical
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Books by Michel Chossudovsky
