Eric Toussaint Libros

Este libro analiza cómo la deuda se ha convertido en un mecanismo de dominación en el Sur, proponiendo su anulación como solución. A través de 50 preguntas, los autores abordan objeciones y sugieren alternativas de financiación, argumentando que la deuda externa es una ficción ideológica que perpetúa la desigualdad. Un estudio esencial sobre la liberación de pueblos oprimidos.

El libro examina el impacto del tsunami de 2004 en la sociedad internacional, criticando la cobertura mediática que ignoró las causas subyacentes. Éric Toussaint y Damien Millet analizan la relación entre la catástrofe y las políticas de deuda impuestas por entidades como el FMI y el Banco Mundial, revelando realidades ocultas en países como Indonesia, India y Sri Lanka.

The book delves into the dramatic increase in public debt by industrialized nations following a significant economic meltdown, highlighting the resulting austerity measures imposed by the Troika and EU governments. It explores the deregulation of the banking system, the detrimental actions of private banks, and the complicity of governments. Advocating for the socialization of banks as public services under citizen control, it calls for the cancellation of illegitimate public debt linked to bank bailouts. The accessible language makes complex issues comprehensible, presenting viable alternatives to current policies.

Millet's name appears first in the French ed.

This compelling, provocative, and accessible volume offers a rejoinder to the prevailing wisdom that views debt as holy writ.

Focusing on the neo-liberal ideology that shapes the policies of the global elite, this guide breaks down complex economic concepts into accessible language. It aims to educate readers without formal economics training, providing insights into how the 1% influences global economic systems. Through clear explanations, it demystifies the principles behind wealth concentration and offers a critical perspective on contemporary economic issues.

Challenging the conventional belief that debt is an unquestionable necessity, this thought-provoking book presents a fresh perspective on financial obligations. It argues against the idea that debt is inherently virtuous, encouraging readers to rethink their assumptions and consider the broader implications of indebtedness. Through accessible language and compelling arguments, it invites a critical examination of the societal norms surrounding debt and its impact on individual lives.

A leading author offers a critical examination of the World Bank, making it an essential resource for students. The book delves into the institution's history, policies, and impact on global development, providing insights into its role in economic issues. With a focus on contemporary challenges and debates, it encourages readers to think critically about the World Bank's influence on poverty reduction and international finance.