Mad in USA. The Ravages of the American Model
In America, liberalism brings prosperity to the majority? False. - In America, "anything is possible" for those who work hard? False. - In America, the unemployment rate is minimal? False. In America, poverty is relative and the poor live "like modest Europeans?" False. - In America, those excluded from the health care system receive free care when they really need it? False-really false. In an excellent investigation, with clear and relevant examples, Michel Desmurget shatters the myth of a beautiful and prosperous America where everyone can succeed as long as they are hardworking and courageous. Taking the opposite view of the current dominant discourse on the virtues of the Anglo-Saxon liberal model, the author writes a disconcerting antithesis, based on American researchers, sociologists and journalists who have studied the failures of the American model and who, for the most part, recommend surprisingly European solutions (universal social security, introduction of a minimum wage indexed to inflation, federalized education, etc.).
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Mad in USA. The Ravages of the American Model
In America, liberalism brings prosperity to the majority? False. - In America, "anything is possible" for those who work hard? False. - In America, the unemployment rate is minimal? False. In America, poverty is relative and the poor live "like modest Europeans?" False. - In America, those excluded from the health care system receive free care when they really need it? False-really false. In an excellent investigation, with clear and relevant examples, Michel Desmurget shatters the myth of a beautiful and prosperous America where everyone can succeed as long as they are hardworking and courageous. Taking the opposite view of the current dominant discourse on the virtues of the Anglo-Saxon liberal model, the author writes a disconcerting antithesis, based on American researchers, sociologists and journalists who have studied the failures of the American model and who, for the most part, recommend surprisingly European solutions (universal social security, introduction of a minimum wage indexed to inflation, federalized education, etc.).
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Mad in USA. The Ravages of the American Model

Mad in USA. The Ravages of the American Model

by Michel Desmurget

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Mad in USA. The Ravages of the American Model

Mad in USA. The Ravages of the American Model

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In America, liberalism brings prosperity to the majority? False. - In America, "anything is possible" for those who work hard? False. - In America, the unemployment rate is minimal? False. In America, poverty is relative and the poor live "like modest Europeans?" False. - In America, those excluded from the health care system receive free care when they really need it? False-really false. In an excellent investigation, with clear and relevant examples, Michel Desmurget shatters the myth of a beautiful and prosperous America where everyone can succeed as long as they are hardworking and courageous. Taking the opposite view of the current dominant discourse on the virtues of the Anglo-Saxon liberal model, the author writes a disconcerting antithesis, based on American researchers, sociologists and journalists who have studied the failures of the American model and who, for the most part, recommend surprisingly European solutions (universal social security, introduction of a minimum wage indexed to inflation, federalized education, etc.).

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BN ID: 2940191338088
Publisher: Max Milo Editions
Publication date: 01/30/2024
Series: Essais - documents
Edition description: Unabridged
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