The Origins of Inequality

Exploring the roots of inequality, this book integrates insights from various fields, including human development and social dynamics, to argue that inequality is a natural outcome of individual and social interactions. It challenges the notion that inequality is a deviation from an egalitarian ideal, suggesting instead that it is an inherent aspect of human existence. Moreover, the author emphasizes that while inequality is expected, its growth is not inevitable and can be influenced by collective choices, offering significant implications for political philosophy and public policy.