What We Owe Each Other

Minouche Shafik, a leading economist, examines the current state of the social contract and proposes a new framework for the 21st century. She argues that global upheavals, including rapid technological advancement, demographic shifts, and climate change, have strained existing agreements, leading to a breakdown in mutual trust worldwide. Drawing on extensive global evidence, Shafik outlines fundamental principles necessary to redefine our collective responsibilities and obligations in a rapidly changing world.
Why You Should Read?
Understand the evolving concept of the social contract and its impact on modern society.
Explore practical solutions for navigating contemporary global challenges.
Gain insights into the implications for key areas like education, healthcare, work, and gender equality.
Learn how societies can build more resilient, equitable, and trusting futures.