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Date: 2014-09-17 07:20:57
Economic ideologies
Economies
Economic liberalism
Social philosophy
Capitalism
Socialism
Economic growth
Neoliberalism
Redistribution of wealth
Economics
Microeconomics
Political economy

The  Politics  Of  Piketty:  What  Political  Science  Can  Learn  From,  and   Contribute  To,  the  Debate  on  Capital  in  the  Twenty-­‐First  Century

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