The Economists’ Hourby Binyamin Appelbaum
Economic Theory Vs. Real Life
New York Times editorial writer Binyamin Appelbaum delves deep into the histories and philosophies of influential economists to see how their ideas have shaped the American…
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I Know How She Does It
I Know How She Does Itby Laura Vanderkam
The Art of “Having it All”
Laura Vanderkam explores how top-earning women juggle family, careers and personal time. For ambitious professional women, she says, the secret to the good life is properly…
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Red Flags
Red Flagsby George Magnus
Soon, A Reckoning
Economist George Magnus offers a perceptive overview of China’s overcooked economy and the possible consequences of current Chinese policies.
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Writing to Learn
Writing to Learnby William Zinsser
Write Well, Think Better
Writer, editor and teacher William Zinsser’s passion for clear writing fuels this inspirational treatise filled with elegant examples of beautiful writing.
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Crashed
Crashedby Adam Tooze
Calamity and Rescue
Award-winning author and Columbia University history professor Adam Tooze offers a detailed, granular recounting of the 2008 financial crisis.
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Crashedby Adam Tooze
Calamity and Rescue
Award-winning author and Columbia University history professor Adam Tooze offers a detailed, granular recounting of the 2008 financial crisis.
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The Energy Clock
The Energy Clockby Molly Fletcher
Control Your Energy
Prolific author Molly Fletcher brings her characteristic dynamic approach to gathering and maintaining your energy.
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Our Man
Our Manby George Packer
Packer on Holbrooke
Journalist George Packer provides an in-depth, unsparing portrait of a charismatic diplomat whose career mirrored America’s place in the world.
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An African American and Latinx History of the United States
An African American and Latinx History of the United Statesby Paul Ortiz
Grappling with History
The United States is still grappling with its history of slavery, racism, exploitation and oppression. Paul Ortiz provides a compelling history.
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White Fragility
White Fragilityby Robin DiAngelo
A Good Antiracist Is Hard to Find
All white Americans are racists, according to sociologist Robin DiAngelo. In White Fragility, she explores the compelling reasons why white progressives, against their own convictions, continue…
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Can’t Even
Can’t Evenby Anne Helen Petersen
Tired, Wired, Uninspired: The Millennial Condition Explained
Millennials — people born from 1981 to 1996 — are much maligned. Boomers (and even Gen Z) accuse them of laziness, entitlement and ingratitude. As Anne Helen Petersen explains…
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The Corrosion of Conservatism
The Corrosion of Conservatismby Max Boot
Change of Faith
CNN global affairs analyst Max Boot details his life as a conservative Republican and his painful recognition that Donald Trump’s presidency destroyed many of conservatism’s…
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The Deficit Myth
The Deficit Mythby Stephanie Kelton
Pay No Attention to the Debt Behind the Curtain
“But how will you pay for it?” is a common refrain in American politics, but what if cost really is no object? In The Deficit Myth, economist…
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The 4 Day Week
The 4 Day Weekby Andrew Barnes
Work Less, Earn the Same
New Zealand entrepreneur Andrew Barnes argues passionately for greater employee flexibility to save society, economies and the planet.
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Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook
Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hookby Gary Vaynerchuk
Boxing for Likes
Former wine video star, bestselling author and entrepreneur Gary Vaynerchuk tells you how to hit it big on social media.
