CBH Talk | “Capitalism and Its Critics” with John Cassidy and Doug Henwood

In his new book, Capitalism and Its Critics: A History from the Industrial Revolution to AI, The New Yorker’s John Cassidy traces 200 years of global capitalism through the voices of its most insightful and influential critics. At a time when technology, climate change, inequality, trade wars, and a populist backlash to globalization are challenging the foundations of our economic system, Cassidy examines the deep and varied critiques that have emerged over two centuries. Join him in conversation with journalist Doug Henwood as they delve into capitalism’s complex legacy, the enduring power of its ideas, and the thinkers who have questioned its promises.