DSJ: Let's switch gears a bit. In the wake of the 2008 financial crisis, there has been considerable scholarly interest in political economy, and specifically the history of political economy, as a way of explaining growing inequality. The most notable book here would be Thomas Piketty's Capitalism in the 21st Century. Given your argument, would you say the return to political economy is only telling us half the story about the causes of the economic crisis and growing inequality?
DSJ: Itshe ake ligaye ngomunye umhlathi. Ekuqaleni kwenkinga yezimali ka-2008, kube nesasasa lezokucwaninga ezomnotho ezincike kupolitiki, ikakhulu umlando omayelana nalokho, njengendlela yokuchaza ukungalingani. Incwadi ephawulekayo lapha ngeka-Thomas Piketty – Capitalism in the 21st Century. Ngokwempikiswano yakho, ungasho yini ukuthi ukubuyela emnothweni oncike epolitikini kusitshela ingxenye eyodwa yodaba ngezimbangela zezinhlekelele zezomnotho nokungalingani okukhulayo na?