Just over ten years ago Michel Albert published an influential book Capitalism against Capitalism (Capitalisme contre capitalisme, Paris: Seuil, 1991) in which he contrasted two models of capitalism: the « neo-American » model, geared to individual success and profit, and the « Rhineland » model, which emphasized collective success, consensus and concern for the long term.
Abstracts n°287
Cet article fait partie de la revue Futuribles n° 287, juin 2003