Introduction : Capital in the twenty-first century, three years later / J. Bradford DeLong, Heather Boushey, and Marshall Steinbaum -- I. Reception : The Piketty phenomenon / Arthur Goldhammer -- Thomas Piketty is right / Robert M. Solow -- Why we’re in a new Gilded Age / Paul Krugman -- II. Conceptions of capital : What’s wrong with Capital in the Twenty-First Century’s model? / Devesh Raval -- A political economy take on W/Y / Suresh Naidu -- The ubiquitous nature of slave capital / Daina Ramey Berry -- Human capital and wealth before and after Capital in the Twenty-First Century / Eric R. Nielsen -- Exploring the effects of technology on income and wealth inequality / Laura Tyson and Michael Spence -- Income inequality, wage determination, and the fissured workplace / David Weil -- III. Dimensions of inequality: Increasing capital income share and its effect personal income inequality / Branko Milanovic -- Global inequality / Christoph Lakner -- The geographies of Capital in the Twenty-first Century : Inequality, political economy, and space / Gareth A. Jones -- The research agenda after Capital in the Twenty-First Century / Emmanuel Saez -- Macro models of wealth inequality / Mariacristina De Nardi, Giulio Fella, and Fang Yang -- A feminist interpretation of patrimonial capitalism / Heather Boushey -- What does rising inequality mean for the macroeconomy? / Mark Zandi -- Rising inequality and economic stability / Salvatore Morelli -- IV. The political economy of capital and capitalism : Inequality and the rise of social democracy: an ideological history / Marshall I. Steinbaum -- The legal constitution of capitalism / David Singh Grewal -- The historical origins of global inequality / Ellora Derenoncourt -- Everywhere and nowhere : politics in Capital in the Twenty-First Century / Elisabeth Jacobs -- V. Piketty responds : Toward a reconciliation between economics and the social sciences / Thomas Piketty.