The Black Book of Capitalism

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The Black Book of Capitalism (in French: Livre Noir du Capitalisme) is a controversial work published in 1998, in reaction to The Black Book of Communism (1997) by editions of Le Temps des Cerises.[1] It is written by a variety of individuals, notably historians, sociologists, economists, trade unionists and writers.

Authors are: Gilles Perrault, Caroline Andréani, Francis Arzalier, Roger Bordier, Maurice Buttin, Canale, François Chesnais, Maurice Cury, François Delpla, François Derivery, André Devriendt, Pierre Durand, Jean-Pierre Fléchard, Yves Frémion, Yves Grenet, Jacques Jurquet, Jean Laïlle, Maurice Moissonnier, Robert Pac, Philippe Paraire, Paco Pena, André Prenant, Maurice Rajsfus, Jean Suret, Subhi Toma, Monique and Roland Weyl, Claude Willard, Jean Ziegler.

Each author writes individually on the subject of capitalism. The book covers the crimes of capitalism.

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