#41 - Anger, Populism, and Modern Economics - w/ Mark Blyth

<p><strong>In this episode, </strong><a href="https://watson.brown.edu/people/faculty/blyth"><u><strong>Dr. Mark Blyth</strong></u></a><strong> of Brown University discusses his most recent book, </strong><a href="http://cup.columbia.edu/book/angrynomics/9781788212793"><u><em><strong>Angrynomics</strong></em></u></a><strong>, with Forum Affiliate </strong><a href="https://sites.uw.edu/uwpoliticaleconomy/morgan-wack-2/"><u><strong>Morgan Wack</strong></u></a><strong>. In just under an hour, Mark details everything from the history of capitalism and the causes of economic collapse to the rise of contemporary populism and the European Super League. By differentiating between public and private forms of anger, Mark provides a new framework for understanding the impact of discrepancies between lived experiences and economic talking points.</strong></p>