With a keen focus on the contemporary case of Javier Milei, this book explores the cyclical nature of Argentina's economic crises and the corresponding rise of populist leaders.
With a keen focus on the contemporary case of Javier Milei, this book explores the cyclical nature of Argentina's economic crises and the corresponding rise of populist leaders.
Can Cinar, PhD, is a Lecturer in International Political Economy at City, University of London. His research focuses on debt, populism, refugee economies, and heterodox economics, particularly Modern Monetary Theory. He completed his PhD at the University of Otago, analysing Argentina's historical economic crises through a post-Keynesian lens, which was examined and praised by Prof William Mitchell and Prof Fadhel Kaboub. Can has published articles on refugee economies and debt exclusion, contributed to scholarly discussions on populism and economic governance, and presented his research internationally.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Setting the Stage: Milei, Populism and Argentina's Crisis 2. Deconstructing Populism 3. Sovereignty, Dependency, and the Populist Impulse: A Brief History of Argentina 4. Diagnosing Argentina's Malaise 5. Inflation and The Real Resource Solution 6. Rethinking Economics in Populist Times
1. Setting the Stage: Milei, Populism and Argentina's Crisis 2. Deconstructing Populism 3. Sovereignty, Dependency, and the Populist Impulse: A Brief History of Argentina 4. Diagnosing Argentina's Malaise 5. Inflation and The Real Resource Solution 6. Rethinking Economics in Populist Times
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