On Power and inequality in the global political economy

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On Power and inequality in the global political economy

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Kings College London

Inequality in all its forms is the defining global problem and increasingly the defining political problem of our age. Nicola Phillips discusses the drivers behind the vast and accelerating patterns of socio-economic inequality in the global political economy.

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