Economics & Money
Dark Money
Jane Mayer
An explosive exposé of the hidden network of billionaires who have bankrolled the rise of the Radical Right. This book uncovers the individuals and organizations that have quietly shaped American politics for decades, revealing their motivations and the far-reaching consequences of their actions. A must-read for anyone seeking to understand the forces shaping our world.
Debt: The First 5,000 Years
David Graeber
A fascinating exploration of the history of debt and its profound impact on human societies. From ancient Mesopotamia to modern financial crises, this book challenges conventional wisdom and reveals the moral and social complexities underlying our economic systems.
Deluxe
Dana Thomas
A fascinating exploration into the luxury goods industry, revealing how the pursuit of profit has transformed exclusive brands into mass-market commodities, sacrificing craftsmanship and heritage along the way. Discover the hidden costs of accessible luxury and whether true luxury can still exist.
Democracy in America
Alexis De Tocqueville
Alexis de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America" is a profound exploration of American society, politics, and culture in the early 19th century. Tocqueville examines the principles of democracy, equality, and individualism, offering insights into the strengths and potential pitfalls of the American experiment. A timeless analysis of the foundations of modern democracy.
Do Justice
Andrew Weissmann
A prosecutor's account of five years in the Department of Justice and the Mueller Investigation. Andrew Weissmann takes you behind the scenes of one of the most controversial investigations in American history, revealing the inner workings and challenges faced by the Special Counsel's Office.
Don't Think of an Elephant
George Lakoff
An insightful exploration of how language shapes our understanding of the economy and influences policy decisions. This book challenges conventional economic discourse and offers a new narrative for progressive change.
Earth for All
Sandrine Dixson-Declève
Earth for All presents a compelling vision for a sustainable future, offering practical solutions to interconnected global crises. Based on expert assessments and system dynamics models, it explores pathways to eliminate poverty, address inequality, transition to clean energy, and transform our food systems. This book is a call to action for policymakers, corporate leaders, and concerned citizens to build a fairer, more resilient world for all.
Economics for the Common Good
Jean Tirole
A compelling exploration of how economics can contribute to the common good. Jean Tirole examines the role of the discipline in society, the economist's profession, and the institutions of state and market. He delves into macroeconomic challenges like climate change and labor markets, and microeconomic questions concerning competition, digital revolution, and innovation, offering an optimistic message about solving societal ills and promoting public benefit.