Economics & Money
Blood Feud
Edward Klein
A revealing look into the complex and often contentious relationship between the Clintons and the Obamas, exploring the power struggles, personal animosities, and political deals that have shaped American politics. From the 2008 primary battle to Hillary Clinton's role as Secretary of State and beyond, this book uncovers the hidden tensions and rivalries that have defined two of the most influential families in modern history.
Blueprint for Revolution
Srdja Popović
A guide to nonviolent revolution, drawing on the author's experiences in the Otpor! movement that toppled Slobodan Milošević in Serbia, and offering practical tips and strategies for activists around the world. It uses stories and examples to illustrate how ordinary people can use nonviolent action to oppose oppression and bring about change.
Brave New War
John Robb
An insightful exploration into the evolving landscape of terrorism and its impact on globalization. John Robb delves into the rise of superempowered groups, their methods of warfare, and the vulnerabilities of nation-states in the face of these emerging threats. A thought-provoking analysis of the future of conflict and security in an interconnected world.
Buffett
Roger Lowenstein
An intimate and revealing look at the life and career of Warren Buffett, the legendary investor and philanthropist. From his humble beginnings in Omaha to his rise as one of the world's wealthiest individuals, this biography explores the unique character, values, and strategies that have made Buffett a true American icon.
Building the Juggernaut
Brad Stone
An in-depth exploration of Amazon's rise to power, revealing the company's aggressive strategies and the impact of Jeff Bezos's leadership. From its humble beginnings as an online bookstore to its current status as a global behemoth, this book uncovers the untold story of Amazon's relentless pursuit of dominance and its profound influence on the American economy.
Capitalism and Freedom
Milton Friedman
A seminal work by Nobel laureate Milton Friedman, "Capitalism and Freedom" makes a case for competitive capitalism as a foundation for economic and political freedom. Friedman elegantly argues that economic freedom is not only an end in itself but also a necessary means to achieve political freedom, offering a compelling vision for a society dedicated to liberty.
Chasing Hillary
Amy Chozick
A memoir by Amy Chozick, a journalist who covered Hillary Clinton for the New York Times during her campaigns and time as Secretary of State. The book offers an inside look at Clinton's world, the challenges of covering her, and the author's personal journey through it all.
China's Second Continent
Howard W. French
An exploration of China's growing influence in Africa through the stories of a million Chinese migrants who are building new lives and businesses across the continent. It delves into the complex relationships between Chinese immigrants and local populations, and examines the broader implications of China's economic and political ambitions in Africa.