Adam Smith, l'antidote ultime au capitalisme: Sa théorie du capabilisme

Thierry C. Pauchant delves into the multifaceted legacy of Adam Smith, challenging the common perception of Smith solely as the architect of capitalism. By exploring Smith's less recognized ideas, the work presents a compelling argument that Smith’s philosophy offers a deeper understanding of social and economic interactions than traditionally acknowledged.

Pauchant introduces readers to the concept of "capabilisme," emphasizing how Smith's theories are not just about wealth creation but also about enhancing individual capabilities and societal welfare. In a world grappling with the repercussions of unbridled capitalism, the author posits that Smith can serve as a critical antidote to the system's excesses, guiding discussions around ethical economics and the importance of nurturing human potential.

Through a blend of historical analysis and contemporary relevance, Pauchant invites readers to reconsider Smith's contributions as a foundation for a more equitable and balanced economic framework, ultimately calling for a re-evaluation of his principles in the context of modern challenges.