Capitalism—its Nature and its Replacement: Buddhist and Marxist Insights

Routledge (2021)
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Convincingly shows capitalism's role in creating current socio-economic problems. Shows how Buddhist and Marxist notions of persons are mutually complementary. Provides an analysis of the corrosiveness of top-down power structures and why they should be eliminated in a post-capitalist state.

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