A Just Society: The World after Neoliberalism

by David Dasic, Simona Dasic-Raca (Illustrator), Catherine (Katie) Leonard (Editor)

A Just Society is a study of the distribution of social wealth with a focus on justice and how it impacts the economic status of individuals, groups, and states to create a society free of exploitation.It gives an insightful critique of neoliberalism and neoliberal distribution of assets in society characterized by an extreme wealth gap.With proven methodologies, this book illustrates how the capitalist exploitation of workers on the threshold of the third decade of the twenty-first century is crueler and more heartless than its earlier incarnations of the nineteenth century.The current system, imposed and fiercely maintained by the existing world order, is not only socially unacceptable but also politically unsustainable. For justice to prevail in a society, there must be alternatives to the neoliberal system that eliminate the division into the rich and the poor. This can be achieved by a new, fairer, more desirable, and responsible society that chooses social justice and explores a third path in the future development of a society like liberal socialism. In A Just Society, Professor David Dj. Dasic explores in-depth how the distribution of wealth affects our social, political, and economic reality and the tools indispensable for building an equitable society reflecting the young generation’s struggle against the existing social order.Regardless of your political stand, economic beliefs, or ideological spectrum, A Just Society is the perfect book to help you understand the complex social reality in which we live and work.

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434 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 30, 2021

Reviews

[Aleks Djordjevic · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is simply spot on considering what’s happening in the world today! It analyzes capitalism, socialism, communism and identifies what works and doesn’t work in each system. It also offers a perspective of what the new system could be. Well written and an easy read considering the topic. Worth reading!