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Six Faces of Globalization
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Her book is titled six faces of globalization who wins who loses and why it matters her co-author is Nicholas lamp.
Stephen Dubner · Freakonomics Radio · Oct 2022 Listen at 43:52 Why people recommend it
Six Faces of Globalization by Anthea Roberts and Nicolas Lamp is an analytical examination of the complex forces driving international economic integration, mapping out who wins, who loses, and why these outcomes matter. On an episode of Freakonomics Radio, host Stephen Dubner repeatedly highlighted the volume during his conversation with co-author Anthea Roberts. Dubner introduced Roberts by naming the text and its co-author, utilizing its framework to categorize the initial mainstream viewpoints surrounding economic integration as the establishment narrative. Later in the discussion, Roberts shared insights regarding the rigorous peer review process her work underwent, noting that economists remarked that an economist could not have written such a multifaceted text due to the traditional inclination to simply optimize systems. Through these mentions, the podcast illuminated the broad scope of the book, positioning it as a critical resource for understanding contemporary economic debates and the deeply divided perspectives shaping global trade and policy today.
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Stephen Dubner her book is titled six faces of globalization who wins who loses and why it matters her co-author is Nichol… 3
“she is also the co-author with Nicholas lamp of a book called six faces of globalization who wins who loses and why it matters”
“in her book six faces of globalization this is what Anthea Roberts calls The Establishment narrative”
“her book is titled six faces of globalization who wins who loses and why it matters her co-author is Nicholas lamp”
Anthea Roberts when we went through the review process from this book apparently the economist who presented it said an ec… 1
“when we went through the review process from this book apparently the economist who presented it said an economist couldn't have written this book because we're told like to optimize something”
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“Thanks to Anthea Roberts for today’s conversation; her book is titled 'Six Faces of Globalization: Who Wins, Who Loses, and Why It Matters.'”