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Mentioned in 17 episodes

Great Transformations

Book • 2002

Mentioned by

James A. Robinson

Richard David Precht

Quinn Slobodian

Robyn Klingler-Vidra

Mentioned in 17 episodes

Mentioned by

John Vervaeke

in the context of the Axial Age and its significance in shaping religious traditions.

Ep. 2 - Flow, Metaphor, and the Axial Revolution

Mentioned by

Barry Schwartz

as a book that changed his worldview.

The problem with optimizing our lives (w/ Barry Schwartz and Coco Krumme)

Referenced by

James A. Robinson

, relating it to the rise of the modern state due to capitalism.

One Big Beautiful Econ Con?

Mentioned by

Kieran Setiya

as one of the authors who studied the midlife crisis.

How to Shift Out of the Midlife Malaise

Mentioned by

Rana Mitter

as a forthcoming book about China's transformation in the 1970s.

366. The Architect of Modern China

Mentioned by

Barry Schwartz

as a book that changed his worldview.

Why aiming for the best isn't always good for you (w/ Barry Schwartz and Coco Krumme)

Erwähnt von

Richard David Precht

im Kontext der Entstehung von Nationalstaaten und dem Abbau von Grenzen.

AUSGABE 161 (Gute Grenzen, schlechte Grenzen - warum sind Mauern wieder im Trend?)

Erwähnt von

Richard David Precht

im Kontext der "Großen Transformation" und deren Bedeutung für die heutige Gesellschaft.

AUSGABE 160 (Grünes Beben, Wirtschaft am Boden - Transformation ausgebremst?)

Mentioned by

Gil Morejón

as the central figure of the episode, discussing his work and ideas.

106 | Karl Polanyi and the Critique of Market Society

Recommended by

Chris Johnson

as a fascinating study of China in the late 70s to mid 80s.

Ep. 255: Chris Johnson on Trump vs China

Mentioned by

Sean Illing

as a counterpoint to Friedrich Hayek's views on market economies and social justice.

The free-market century is over

Mentioned by

Andrew Sage

when referring to the transformation of land, labour, and money into fictitious commodities.

Dividing the World, Pt. 2: Externalization feat. Andrew

Mentioned by

Quinn Slobodian

in his lecture as a seminal work describing the world market as a gargantuan automaton.

Love or hate Elon Musk, 'we empowered him'

Mentioned by

John Cassidy

as an important thinker who grew up in Hungary and Vienna.

Everybody Hates Capitalism (W/ John Cassidy)

Mentioned by

Dave Asprey

as a book on NLP, out of print and expensive.

Tony Wrighton - Neurofeedback, Decluttering & Alpha State: #286

Mentioned by

Fred Block

when discussing the concept of 'habitation' and its historical context.

Fred Block: Beyond Industrialism - Building Communities That Work for People

Mentioned by

Matt McManus

in the context of the religious basis of egalitarianism.

[BEST OF] Aristocratic Radicalism: Nietzsche and the Politics of Reaction

Mentioned by the host as one of

Mark Blyth

's books, discussing the end of a macroeconomic regime.

An Existential Fight between Green and Carbon Assets (with Mark Blyth)

Mentioned by

Robyn Klingler-Vidra

to highlight the active role of the state in creating and maintaining free markets.

Innovation Wars: The Global Race for Startup Supremacy

Mentioned by

James Stout

when explaining how land, labor and money were turned into fictitious commodities.

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