The result has been a broad, if painful, shift of wealth in agriculture from white commercial growers on huge farms to black farmers on much smaller plots of land.
He captured the shifting experiences of wealth and poverty in the late 1970s and early '80s for a groundbreaking multimedia series called "Rich and Poor"; his 1995 project "Raised by Wolves" (far right) photographed teenage runaways in Los Angeles and his hometown, San Francisco.
"It's emblematic of this global shift of wealth to Asia".
THREE BILLION NEW CAPITALISTS: The Great Shift of Wealth and Power to the East, by Clyde Prestowitz.
Both the economic and ecological crisis demanded social ownership, public intervention and a shift of wealth and power.
What's different, apart from the historic shift of wealth and power back to Asia – a restoration of normality as it was before 1500?
In his recent book, "Three Billion New Capitalists: The Great Shift of Wealth and Power to the East", Clyde Prestowitz quotes a Chinese friend: "We've had a couple of hundred bad years, but now we're back".
The real worry is the shift of wealth from an old industrial elite towards a new bourgeoisie made up of pious Anatolian entrepreneurs, who have thrived since AK came to power.The generals have different concerns.
Most other analyses focus on many of the same problems but look to other causes, like the shift of wealth and income over the past forty years from labor to capital, from workers to owners, from the poor to the rich.
I used to be the next president of the United States.' Many Democrats, disillusioned with the war in Iraq, dismayed by routine torture and by the wiretapping of citizens, depressed by the shift of wealth in favour of the already-rich, and quite a lot of other things besides, are asking whether the new Gore Unplugged could in fact still be the next president of the United States.
