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J. Adam Tooze
British historian
Crashed
Synopsis
Looks at the ways that current dramatic shifts in the domestic and global economy have their roots in the 2008 economic crisis and its aftermath, exploring novel themes in the way the crisis has played out for the past decade and will influence the future.
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Frequently asked questions
How does Crashed relate to Tooze's other works?
Crashed builds upon themes of global economic history and crisis analysis that J. Adam Tooze explored in his earlier acclaimed book, The Deluge. While The Deluge focused on the interwar period, Crashed extends this analytical framework to the 2008 financial crisis and its aftermath, offering a comprehensive look at the interconnectedness of global economies.
What makes Crashed a significant book on the 2008 financial crisis?
Crashed stands out for its broad, transnational perspective on the 2008 financial crisis, moving beyond a purely American or European focus to analyze the global implications and policy responses. It emphasizes the political dimensions of the crisis and the subsequent austerity measures, offering a critical examination of the decisions made by various governments and central banks.