Lesch:Unpredictable

Is there a perfect society? No. But in what kind of society do we want to live—especially when times get tough? Do physics, mathematics, or economics help with that? Harald Lesch and Thomas Schwartz analyze with sharp insight and humor the grievances and misdevelopments that concern us. More importantly, they do not settle for just lamenting crises; they want more. Their conclusions are scientifically precise and present concrete demands to politics, the economy, and each individual. Lesch and Schwartz explain in a pointed and especially creative manner why the village principle is beneficial, sing the praises of boundaries, and evoke a sense of freedom that speaks dialect and provides space. A fascinating and groundbreaking audiobook—an audiobook as unpredictable as life itself.