The Common Good
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2018
208
Book • Nonfiction
2018
Adult
18+ years
In The Common Good, Robert B. Reich emphasizes the importance of prioritizing collective welfare over individual self-interest. He argues for a return to shared values, urging individuals and institutions to embrace community responsibilities. Reich explores how societal cohesion can be restored through civic engagement, trust, and ethical governance, fostering a more equitable and just society.
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Contemplative
Hopeful
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The Common Good by Robert B. Reich offers a compelling discourse on the erosion of societal values and the importance of restoring the common good. Praised for its clear argumentation and timely relevance, it has been critiqued for lacking concrete solutions. Reich's passionate call to action resonates, though some readers find it idealistic.
Ideal for socially conscious readers, The Common Good by Robert B. Reich appeals to those interested in political ethics and civic responsibility. Similar to books like What’s the Matter with Kansas? by Thomas Frank, it engages readers who question the dynamics of inequality and public policy in America.
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