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Kafkaistan
Democracy threatened by autocracy and fascism

Auteur

Frits Bosch

Uitvoering
Paperback
Prijs
23 ,50
Verzending
Gratis verzending in Nederland en België
Levertijd
Twee tot vijf werkdagen
(Nederland en België) (Past door brievenbus)

Samenvatting

Kafkaistan is an autocracy, a totalitarian state. Citizens have no privacy. Criticism is mercilessly punished. People disappear without a trace. Autocracy, as a form of state, gives the government control over all levels of society, such as media, science, politics, culture and finance. A state ideology prevails. The secret police have far-reaching powers. Czech-German author Franz Kafka (1883-1924) lived in such a fascist country. "Don't go there. It's a miserable country!" he tells us. Are we headed for Kafkaistan? There is a way out, but the path is narrow and winding....
We are very concerned about our toxic polarization. What is causing it? But above all, how do we get rid of it? What is a way out? What are the symptoms? Whereto does it lead?

Over de auteur

Frits Bosch, economist and sociologist, University of Amsterdam, has worked in the financial sector for forty years in various positions at the employers union VNO, ABN Bank, Wereldhave and GIM Asset Management. His financial consultancy DutchInvestor (1992-2017) had a reputation as an investment advisor and risk manager for institutional parties, such as pension funds, provinces and housing associations. Bosch was a part-time lecturer in marketing at Radboud University Nijmegen. Since 2019, he has been a columnist for a the largest Dutch newspaper De Telegraaf en has written a large number of social-cultural and economic number of articles on various portals.

Productinformatie

ISBN
9789464893304 / 978-94-648-9330-4
Uitgeverij
Boekscout
Verschijning
31-05-2024
Taal
Engels (Amerikaans)


Uitvoering
Paperback
Pagina's
286
Formaat
16 x 24 cm
Illustraties
Ja

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