The Name of God Is Mercy
Pope Francis
In this profound and personal book, Pope Francis discusses the urgent need for mercy in today's world and reflects on his own experiences with forgiveness. He emphasizes the importance of confession, compassion, and understanding in the face of human frailty, offering a message of hope and healing for all.
The Narrow Corridor
Daron Acemoglu
A compelling exploration of liberty, examining how and why societies achieve or fail to achieve it, and the consequences for prosperity. The book argues that liberty emerges and flourishes when both state and society are strong, existing in a narrow corridor between despotism and anarchy. It delves into historical examples and theoretical frameworks to understand the delicate balance required for a free and thriving society.
The New Front Page
Tim Dunlop
An exploration of the evolving relationship between mainstream media and its audience in the age of social media. It delves into how the internet has disrupted traditional media business models, empowered audiences, and challenged the media's authority. The book examines the impact of blogging, social media, and citizen journalism on the media landscape, and discusses the challenges and opportunities facing the media industry in the digital age.
The New Silk Roads
Peter Frankopan
A timely exploration of the growing importance of the Silk Roads region in the 21st century. Peter Frankopan examines the political, economic, and social shifts occurring across Asia and their impact on the rest of the world. He highlights the increasing influence of countries like China, Russia, and Iran, and analyzes the challenges and opportunities presented by this new world order.
The News
Alain de Botton
A philosophical exploration of the news and its impact on our lives. This book examines how the news shapes our perceptions, influences our emotions, and affects our understanding of the world, offering insights into how we can engage with it in a more mindful and meaningful way.
The Next Decade
George Friedman
In 'The Next Decade,' George Friedman analyzes the intricate relationships between empire, republic, and power, focusing on the United States' role in the coming years. He explores the challenges and opportunities facing America, including surprise alliances, unexpected tensions, and economic shifts, and how the American president's decisions will shape the health of the republic. This book offers a compelling forecast and policy discussion, inviting readers to consider the balance between power and justice in a rapidly changing world.
The Next Great Migration
Sonia Shah
An exploration of migration, both human and animal, arguing that it is a natural and essential process for survival and adaptation in a changing world. From the journeys of butterflies to the movements of human populations, this book examines the science, history, and politics of migration, challenging conventional ideas about belonging and displacement.
The Next Right Thing
Emily P. Freeman
Feeling stuck or overwhelmed by decisions? The Next Right Thing offers a practical and life-changing perspective on decision-making, guiding you to find clarity and peace amidst uncertainty. Discover simple, soulful ways to discern your next right step and live a more intentional life.