Product Description
As new condition white boards/white spine/blue spine lettering contained in a fine condition non price-clipped color illustrated dust jacket.
Includes List of Other Books by Dinesh D'Souza; Acknowledgments; Author Dedication; Preliminary Page Quote by Milton; Introduction: Geek Chic: Anthropologist in a Strange Land; Notes and Index.
Signed by the author, Dinesh D'Souza, with black Sharpie/marker at the lower section of the full title page.
"Dinesh D'Souza has done a masterful job of sorting out the explosive issues surrounding today's new wealth and technology.
If you want to understand the social and moral implications of the new economy, read this lively and thorough analysis.
" -- Jim Barksdale, co-founder of Netscape.
"As skillfully as VIrgil guiding Dante, Dinesh D'Souza takes you on a breathtaking tour of the new economy.
He gives a brilliant and balanced account of the divisions and debates in this new world arising.
You will not know during pages of suspense how he will rule.
- Mark Helprin, author.
"This book shows where the new economy is headed and goes beneath the surface to illuminate the hard choices facing our businesses, our personal lives, and society.
" -- Harvey Golub, Chairman and CEO, American Express.
"We have freedom, wealth, and the power to shape a new universe.
The last people to find themselves in these circumstances were Adam and Eve.
In a great book, D'Souza reminds us: do not log onto www dot serpent - chat dot com.
" -- P.
J.
O'Rourke, author.
"A fascinating and wonderful book.
Even when you disagree with him, D'Souza raises the level of the debate and makes you think.
-- John Stossel, ABC News.
"In this bracing book, D'Souza neatly inserts himself between the techno-philes, who welcome the limitless expansion of technological innovation, and the techno-phobes, who fear that old values will disappear in this Brave New World.
Whatever your politics, read this witty, informative, learned, and lively book.
" -- Stanley Fish, Dean, University of Illinois, Chicago.
"We live in an era of unprecedented prosperity.
The United States has created the first mass affluent class in world history, and most of us are more successful than we ever dreamed we could be.
New technologies have given us extraordinary abilities to communicate and share information, and also godlike power over nature and ourselves.
Yet, individually and collectively, we are divided about the new economy.
Its champions embrace the power of technological capitalism and the wealth it creates -- they believe it will feed and heal and liberate the world.
Its detractors warn that techno-capitalism creates enormous inequalities, undermines families and communities, and destroys our most cherished values.
How can we heal this division that runs deep in our society, and in our hearts? How can we learn to be happy with our success? In The Virtue of Prosperity, former White House policy analyst Dinesh D'Souza offers the first in-depth analysis of the spirutual and social.
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