Crashed

In this award-winning work, economic historian Adam Tooze offers a compelling reinterpretation of the 2008 financial crisis, revealing its profound global implications that continue to shape today's economic landscape. He meticulously connects the crisis to significant shifts in international finance and governance, illustrating how it set the stage for ongoing challenges such as trade wars and regulatory rollbacks. By exploring the intertwined nature of the American and European financial systems, Tooze provides a crucial perspective on the lasting consequences of this pivotal event.