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In Inequality, Class and Economics, Eric Shutz cares for his readers by explaining his arguments clearly and cogently, writing chapters with beautifully crafted economic theory and empirics–all out of a desire for enhancing the common good, reestablishing bonds of community and trust, and ultimate concern for the health of the eco-social system.
Eric Schutz acts as a Public Intellectual, much like Paul M. Sweezy, Paul Baran and C Wright Mills before him, in explaining the world's greater concentrations of power and inequality that reduce the quality of life and standard of living of the vast majority of citizens as well as quality of the biosocial environment.
"– "Dr Phillip O'Hara, Global Political Economy Research Unit (GPERU); "Book of the Year," European Association for Evolutionary Political Economy (EAEPE)"