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The System
Who Rigged It, How We Fix It
Book • 2020
In 'The System', Robert B. Reich examines how wealth and power have combined to install an oligarchy, eroding democracy and exacerbating income inequality.
He critiques myths like meritocracy and corporate social responsibility, arguing that these concepts are used to justify the accumulation of wealth by the elite.
Reich advocates for systemic change to reclaim power for the majority.
He critiques myths like meritocracy and corporate social responsibility, arguing that these concepts are used to justify the accumulation of wealth by the elite.
Reich advocates for systemic change to reclaim power for the majority.
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in a discussion about economic inequality and its impact on people's well-being.


Lisa Feldman Barrett

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#129 – Lisa Feldman Barrett: Counterintuitive Ideas About How the Brain Works
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as his latest book, offering a concise explanation of the rigged economic system.


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, referencing a chapter discussing the rich benefiting from social programs while others face capitalism's harsh realities.

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Robert Reich wants you to take on the system
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as the new novel from the guest, exploring how power is exercised in America.


Nathan J. Robinson

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as the author of the book and a guest on the podcast.


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as his new book about the internet, its history, control, and influence.


James Ball

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as a book detailing the 1994 healthcare fight and the extensive policy process involved.


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