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THE STATE WE'RE IN affected government policy, THE WORLD WE'RE IN affects us all as we decide on Britain's future.
'Will Hutton's ability to articulate contemporary anxieties borders on genius' Martin Wolf, PROSPECT



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A timely and forward-looking book...Hutton's powerful and flawlessly argued assertion is that to opt for dependence upon America is madness * Independent on Sunday *
The book skilfully charts its way through the different historical, economic and philosophical approaches to land, law and profit that have defined the European and American traditions -- Jerry Brotton
Written with typical passion and command of a battery of facts, Will Hutton's The World We're In is a fierce attack on the politics of Euroscepticism and US economic conservatism. Hutton has already established his credentials as one of the leading liberal economic thinkers on the British State with his bestselling The State We're In. In The World We're In he widens his focus to discuss the global economy and the fraught relations between the US and Europe in the aftermath of September 11. * Hutton argues that "if the rest of the world is not careful, our future will be to accept globalisation almost entirely on American conservative terms." He believes that the great tradition of liberalism in the US is in retreat, that "America is the most *
The book skilfully charts its way through the different historical, economic and philosophical approaches to land, law and profit that have defined the European and American traditions, concluding that Europe offers a better "scope within globalisation fo * Jerry Brotton *
a timely and forward-looking book...Hutton's powerful and flawlessly argued assertion is that to opt for dependence upon America is madness' - Independent on Sunday

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      Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
      Publication Date: 27/03/2003
      ISBN13: 9780349114712, 978-0349114712
      ISBN10: 0349114714

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      THE STATE WE'RE IN affected government policy, THE WORLD WE'RE IN affects us all as we decide on Britain's future.
      'Will Hutton's ability to articulate contemporary anxieties borders on genius' Martin Wolf, PROSPECT



      Trade Review
      A timely and forward-looking book...Hutton's powerful and flawlessly argued assertion is that to opt for dependence upon America is madness * Independent on Sunday *
      The book skilfully charts its way through the different historical, economic and philosophical approaches to land, law and profit that have defined the European and American traditions -- Jerry Brotton
      Written with typical passion and command of a battery of facts, Will Hutton's The World We're In is a fierce attack on the politics of Euroscepticism and US economic conservatism. Hutton has already established his credentials as one of the leading liberal economic thinkers on the British State with his bestselling The State We're In. In The World We're In he widens his focus to discuss the global economy and the fraught relations between the US and Europe in the aftermath of September 11. * Hutton argues that "if the rest of the world is not careful, our future will be to accept globalisation almost entirely on American conservative terms." He believes that the great tradition of liberalism in the US is in retreat, that "America is the most *
      The book skilfully charts its way through the different historical, economic and philosophical approaches to land, law and profit that have defined the European and American traditions, concluding that Europe offers a better "scope within globalisation fo * Jerry Brotton *
      a timely and forward-looking book...Hutton's powerful and flawlessly argued assertion is that to opt for dependence upon America is madness' - Independent on Sunday

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