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Capital

3 books
Ongoing series

About this series

Thomas Piketty's Capital series examines the history of wealth and inequality. These books analyze economic data and political systems to explain how capital has shaped societies over centuries. The series offers a broad historical perspective on economics, politics, and social structures.

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is the correct reading order for the Capital series?

    The series is intended to be read in publication order, starting with "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" and followed by "Capital and Ideology." The books build upon each other's arguments and historical analysis.

  • Are there any other books by Thomas Piketty related to the Capital series?

    Thomas Piketty has written other works on economic inequality and history, such as "A Brief History of Equality," which can be seen as expanding on themes explored in the Capital series, though they are not direct continuations.

  • Has the Capital series been adapted into any other media?

    The first book in the series, "Capital in the Twenty-First Century," was adapted into a documentary film titled "Capital in the 21st Century," which explores the book's central arguments and data visually.