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Tim Harford
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Little,
Brown
The Logic of Life: The Hidden Economics of Everything
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If you're intrigued by the unseen forces that influence our every move, Tim Harford's "The Logic of Life" is an engaging read. It reveals the economics at play in common life scenarios, making complex concepts accessible. You'll start seeing your choices and the behaviors of those around you in a completely new light – highly recommended for a fresh perspective on the world!
David Barsamian, Noam Chomsky |
Metropolitan
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Global Discontents: Conversations on the Rising Threats to Democracy - The American Empire Project
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If you're deeply concerned about the future we're shaping, Chomsky's 'Global Discontents' demands your attention. It's like sitting down with a wise elder who provides a sobering analysis of political and environmental issues. Chomsky's insight will challenge your perspective and possibly inspire activism. It's a read that feels urgent, enlightening, and unnervingly relevant.
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Minouche Shafik
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Bodley
Head
What We Owe Each Other: A New Social Contract
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If you're seeking a deeper understanding of the social and economic structures that shape our lives, Minouche Shafik's "What We Owe Each Other" will resonate with you. It's an invitation to reflect on how we can redesign our social contract to better address today's complex issues. The book is both thought-provoking and uplifting, challenging us to envision a more equitable future.
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David Graeber
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Penguin
Books
Ltd
The Dawn of Everything: A New History of Humanity
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This book could be a breath of fresh air if you're into history but find traditional narratives a tad stale. Graeber and Wengrow take you on an intellectual adventure that uproots conventional wisdom about society's evolution. They don’t just critique; they offer a canvas of what could be, igniting imaginations about our collective past and, more importantly, our potential future.
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Tim Harford
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Little,
Brown
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Company
Fifty Things That Made the Modern Economy
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"Fifty Things That Made the Modern Economy" is a treasure trove for the curious mind. It opens up conversations about how seemingly simple inventions have reshaped the world. As you flip through its pages, you'll find a mix of delight and awe in how Tim Harford connects the dots between innovation and societal shifts. It's a book that not only informs but also engenders appreciation for the everyday objects and concepts that underpin our lives.
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Seth Stephens-Davidowitz
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Bloomsbury
Publi
Everybody Lies - What the Internet Can Tell Us About Who We Really Are
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If you're fascinated by how data can reveal unspoken truths about society, "Everybody Lies" is a must-read. As you dive into the book, you'll discover that what we type into search engines can sometimes be a more accurate reflection of our true selves than what we tell others. Stephens-Davidowitz, with his background in economics and data science, provides an eye-opening perspective that could transform how you think about data and the hidden patterns of human behavior.
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Mark McGurl
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Verso
Everything and Less - The Novel in the Age of Amazon
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"Everything and Less" will resonate with you if you're curious about the seismic shifts in literary culture since Amazon's rise. It's a thoughtful dissection of the marketplace and our changing tastes in literature, guided by an omnipresent algorithm that decides what gets read and what remains hidden. Mark McGurl's keen analysis offers a rich perspective that's both enlightening and a bit unsettling for avid readers and writers contemplating the current and future state of the written word.
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Karl Popper
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Routledge
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The Open Society and Its Enemies: The Spell of Plato
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If you're intrigued by political philosophy and cherish democratic principles, Popper's "The Open Society and Its Enemies" will resonate deeply. Against the backdrop of WWII, it's a thought-provoking exploration of how societal structures can impact our freedoms. Popper critiques historical philosophers while fearlessly defending democratic ideals—a crucial read for anyone invested in the underpinnings of free societies.
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Malcolm Gladwell
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Allen
Lane
What the Dog Saw and Other Adventures
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If your mind craves novels shaped like puzzles, where each essay unlocks a corner of the vast human experience, "What the Dog Saw and Other Adventures" might just be your next favorite. Malcolm Gladwell has a knack for spinning seemingly trivial topics into compelling tales. It's like a box of intellectual chocolates – each piece with a unique filling of insight, just for you.
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Stuart Sutherland
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Pinter
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Martin
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Irrationality
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Goodreads rating: 3.9
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If you've ever wondered why people make decisions that seem entirely illogical, "Irrationality" might just be the enlightening read you need. It peels back the layers of human reasoning, revealing our cognitive blind spots. This book can offer you a fresh perspective on how human minds work, potentially transforming your understanding of decision-making, both in others and yourself.
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Francis Fukuyama
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Free
Press
The End of History and the Last Man
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If you're intrigued by the larger arcs of history and progress, then Fukuyama's "The End of History and the Last Man" should be on your shelf. It's an intellectually stimulating deep dive into the idea that liberal democracy may be the endpoint of our political evolution. The book's profound analysis of political and social ideologies, especially in the aftermath of the Cold War, continues to provide valuable insights into today's global challenges. Its blend of history, philosophy, and sociology offers a captivating perspective on the world's trajectory.
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Rutger Bregman
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Back
Bay
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Utopia for Realists: How We Can Build the Ideal World
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If you're feeling disillusioned with the exhausting cycle of work-spend, Rutger Bregman's "Utopia for Realists" might be the breath of fresh intellectual air you need. It's not just a theoretical musing; it serves as a beacon of hope by backing audacious concepts with historical precedents and ongoing experiments. Imagine a world where work is a choice, not a necessity—this book paints that picture with convincing strokes.
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Michael J. Sandel
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Farrar,
Straus
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Giroux
What Money Can't Buy: The Moral Limits of Markets
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"What Money Can't Buy" is a thought-provoking journey that tackles the philosophical conundrum of our era—whether every sphere of life should be subjected to market forces. If you're keen on questioning the status quo or have ever pondered about the moral consequences of a society driven by market values, this is a read that will not only satiate your intellectual curiosity but will also encourage deep reflection on how we value human life and society's integrity.
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Stephen J. Dubner, Steven D. Levitt |
Harper
Collins,
New
York
SuperFreakonomics
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If you enjoy having your perspective shifted and appreciate a quirky take on economics, "SuperFreakonomics" will likely intrigue you. Levitt and Dubner have this uncanny ability to draw connections between seemingly unrelated topics, which can dramatically change how you see the world. It's a read that entertains as much as it informs.
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Francis Fukuyama
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Profile
Books
Liberalism and Its Discontents
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"Liberalism and Its Discontents" is a thought-provoking dive into contemporary political and social discourse. If you're feeling perplexed by the current state of political polarization or curious about liberalism's future trajectory, Fukuyama's incisive analysis could offer you both context and perspective. It’s a read that promises to intellectually engage anyone keen on understanding or critiquing the underpinnings of modern liberal democracies.
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You Yenn Teo
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Ethos
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This is What Inequality Looks Like: Essays by Teo You Yenn
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If you're looking to understand the deeper societal issues that go unnoticed in the bustling city-state of Singapore, Teo You Yenn’s essays in "This is What Inequality Looks Like" can open your eyes. It's not just an articulation of the problems faced by the low-income community; this author delves into the systemic roots behind these issues, allowing you to witness the connection between personal struggles and larger societal structures. From the intricacy of individual essays to the compelling narrative when read in full sequence, this book is a powerful invitation to empathize and to think critically about the world around us.
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