Albert Hirschman's intellectual biography

This is a book that investigates the life of a prominent social scientist of the twentieth century, summarizing his ideas, mind, work, and many aspects of his life, starting from his work in economic development, especially in Latin America, to his subsequent contributions to political economy and social theories. It tells us about the author: Michel Alsefeesh, the principles of Hirschman's life upon which he based himself, and shows us his impact on contemporary social sciences by tracing his biography from beginning to end, examining his experiences and trials in sciences, literature, and life. This book has significance in its field, and anyone who wishes to look into Hirschman's ideas and their impact on social sciences will find it a valuable reference. It is also a reference among the sources of knowledge for those engaged in the fields of thought, economics, sociology, and politics. About the author: Michel Alsefeesh, a researcher in the history of economic thought at several European and American universities, has conducted multiple studies for the World Bank on economic policies. About the translator: Razan Al-Buhail, holding a master's degree in translation studies, translates in history and social sciences.