Economics & Money
Road to Unfreedom
Timothy Snyder
In The Road to Unfreedom, Timothy Snyder explores the rise of authoritarianism in Russia, Europe, and America, revealing how political narratives of inevitability and eternity undermine democracy. He delves into the interconnected events from Russia's invasion of Ukraine to the election of Donald Trump, examining the resurgence of totalitarian thought and the manipulation of truth in the 21st century.
Saving Capitalism
Robert B. Reich
An insightful analysis of how the rules of capitalism have been reshaped to benefit a select few, leading to economic inequality and social unrest. Reich argues for restoring countervailing power to create a more inclusive and equitable economy.
Saving Israel
Daniel Gordis
In "Saving Israel," Daniel Gordis offers a passionate defense of the Jewish state, exploring why Israel is necessary and what it must do to survive its challenges. Gordis confronts controversial questions about Israel, its Arab population, Muslims, and the international community, laying to rest myths and offering bold suggestions for Israel's future. A compelling call to arms, this book renews faith in the cause and provides a guide for carrying on the struggle.
Shutdown
Adam Tooze
A gripping account of the global economic shutdown in 2020, triggered by the Covid-19 pandemic. This book explores the unprecedented challenges faced by governments, businesses, and individuals, and examines the long-term consequences of a world in crisis.
Siege: Trump Under Fire
Michael Wolff
An explosive account of Donald Trump's second year in office, revealing the inner workings of a White House under siege. From the Mueller investigation to internal power struggles, this book exposes the chaos and drama that defined Trump's presidency.
Slouching Towards Utopia
J. Bradford DeLong
A sweeping economic history of the twentieth century, exploring humanity's journey from dire poverty to unprecedented wealth, and questioning why we are still only 'slouching towards utopia'. Delong examines the interplay of globalization, technology, and governance, revealing the forces that have shaped our world and the challenges that lie ahead.
Small Is Beautiful
E. F. Schumacher
A thought-provoking exploration of economics as if people mattered. This book challenges conventional economic thinking and advocates for a more human-centered, sustainable approach to development and technology.
Soccernomics
Simon Kuper
An updated and expanded edition of the groundbreaking book that uses data and economic principles to analyze the world of soccer, from player transfers to team performance, and challenges conventional wisdom about the beautiful game.