Book Review – Coming of Age in a Globalized World by Michael Adams and Angelo Carfagna
This book is a useful primer for the next generation of globalists.
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Book Review – Grand Pursuit by Sylvia Nasar
This is a readable account of the lives and ideas of some of the major economists from the previous 200 years.
Book Review – The Dictator’s Handbook by Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alistair Smith
This is a truly frightening book that shows how easy it is to manipulate power, even in democracies.
Book Review – The End of the Free Market by Ian Bremmer
Ian Bremmer exposes the threat to free markets from state capitalism.
Book Review – The Fear Index by Robert Harris
Robert Harris’s new thriller is not only a good read but makes some acute observations about hedge funds.
Book Review – Time to Change Corporations by Robert C Hinkley
Robert Hinkley book provides ways to radically reform corporate law.
Book Review – Extreme Money by Satyajit Das
Extreme Money is an excellent read, and provides a compelling picture of why the global economy went into meltdown.
Book Review – The Age of Greed by Jeff Madrick
Looking back over the last forty years, Madrick examines how greed contributed to the global financial crisis.
Book Review – Boomerang by Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis takes readers through a frightening tour of the evolving financial crisis in Europe and the US.
Book Review – The Financial Crisis
Howard Davies critical reviews the causes of the global financial crisis.
Book Review – This Time is Different by Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff
In this history of financial crises the authors show that the same mistakes are being made.