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Richard Hanania on Conrad’s Nostromo, Latin American Crime, and Populism

Literary analysis meets political economy themes on corruption, foreign capital dependence, and populist failure.

Podcast episodeconrad nostromocorruptionforeign capitalkakistocracylatin american politicspolitical ideologyTyler CowenRichard Hanania

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