Thirty years ago this month, Margaret Thatcher came to power. Although precipitated by local conditions, the Thatcher (or more broadly the Thatcher-Reagan) revolution became an instantly recognizable global brand for a set of ideas that inspired policies to free markets from government interference.La suite se trouve ici. Elle vaut la peine d'être lue.
Three decades later, the world is in a slump, and many people attribute the global crisis to these very ideas.
Indeed, even beyond the political left, the Anglo-American model of capitalism is deemed to have failed.
samedi 23 mai 2009
L'anatomie du Thatcherisme
Un article de Robert Skidelsky, le grand biographe de Keynes :
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