Extractive Capitalism by Laleh Khalili examines how the global economy is shaped by commodities, extraction, and the networks of power that keep resources flowing. With a sharp, accessible lens, the book explores how cronyism and political influence intersect with markets, trade, and corporate ambition.
Ideal for readers interested in economics, politics, and global affairs, this title offers a thoughtful look at the hidden systems behind everyday commerce. It challenges you to see how wealth is made, who benefits, and what the costs are for societies and workers around the world.
