The Financial & Economic Crisis - Collection 6

The Financial & Economic Crisis - Collection 6:

There are many similarities between the financial and economic (FE) crises and world wars. They are all calamities of global proportions that started in the West, and they affected hundreds of millions of people all over the world.
The difference: in world wars, people lost their lives and they sustained physical injuries. In the FE crisis people lost their jobs, homes, savings and livelihoods, and they sustained mental and psychological injuries.

Christianity is the major source of morality in the West. It failed to prevent WW1 and WW2; and it failed to prevent the many FE crises in the past. Unfortunately, this means we shall witness more FE crises in the future coming from the West.

In this upload we have 34 more titles about the subject:

- Aliber & Zoega - Preludes to the Icelandic Financial Crisis (2011)

- Aslund - The Last Shall be the First; The East European Financial Crisis, 2008-10 (2010)

- Banks - See No Evil; Uncovering the Truth Behind the Financial Crisis (2011)

- Biggs - Hedgehogging (2006)

- Bonner & Wiggin - The New Empire of Debt; The Rise and Fall of an Epic Financial Bubble, 2nd ed. (2009)

- Bronk - The Romantic Economist; Imagination in Economics (2009)

- Caprio & Vittas - Reforming Financial Systems; Historical Implications for Policy (1997)

- Cohan - Money and Power; How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World (2011)

- Dent - The Great Depression Ahead; How to Prosper in the Crash Following the Greatest Boom in History (2008)

- Dowd & Hutchinson - Alchemists of Loss; How Modern Finance and Government Intervention Crashed the Financial System (2010)

- Drobny - The invisible Hands; Hedge Funds off the Record–Rethinking Real Money (2010)

- Elliott - The Gods that Failed; How Blind Faith in Markets has Cost us our Future (2009)

- George - Seven Lessons for Leading in Crisis (2009)

- Grandy - Hawai'i Becalmed; Economic Lessons of the 1990s (2002)

- Harrison - The Other Side of Wall Street; In Business It Pays to be an Animal, in Life It Pays to be Yourself (2011)

- Hemeijck - Aftershocks; Economic Crisis and Institutional Choice (2009)

- Jansson - The Sixteen-Trillion-Dollar Mistake; How the U.S. Bungled Its National Priorities from the New Deal to the Present (2000)

- Jungmann & Sagemann - Financial Crisis in Eastern Europe; Road to Recovery (2011)

- K'Meyer & Hart - I Saw It Coming; Worker Narratives of Plant Closings and Job Loss (2009)

- Kokkoris - Antitrust Law Amidst Financial Crises (2010)

- Kowlowski - The Ethics of Banking; Conclusions from the Financial Crisis (2011)

- Lo - China after the Subprime Crisis; Opportunities in the New Economic Landscape (2010)

- McTague - Crapshoot Investing; How Tech-savvy Traders and Clueless Regulators Turned the Stock Market into a Casino(2011)

- Mitsopoulos & Pelagidis - Understanding the Crisis in Greece; From Boom to Bust (2011)

- Moosa - The Myth of Too Big to Fail (2010)

- Morgan - Lessons from the Global Financial Crisis (2009)

- O'Callaghan - Usury, Funds, and Banks; Also Forestalling Traffick, and Monopoly (1834)

- Prechter - Conquer the Crash; You Can Survive and Prosper in a Deflationary Depression (2002)

- Schechter - Squeezed; America as the Bubble Bursts (2007)

- Scheer - The Great American Stickup; How Reagan and Clinton Enriched Wall Street while Mugging Main Street (2010)

- Sher - What Rich People Know & Desperately Want to Keep a Secret (1999)

- Sinn - Casino Capitalism; How the Financial Crisis Came about and What Needs to be Done Now (2010)

- Stiegler - For a New Critique of Political Economy (2010)

- Suzuki - Japan’s Financial Slump; Collapse of the Monitoring System under Institutional and Transition Failures (2011)