Good Economics for Hard Times Summary of Key Points
Nobel laureates Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo offer insightful analysis of global economic issues, advocating for evidence-based policy solutions.
Nobel laureates Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo offer insightful analysis of global economic issues, advocating for evidence-based policy solutions.
Going Solo explores the growing trend of single living, examining its implications on society, economy, and individual lives.
An in-depth look at Scientology, its founder L. Ron Hubbard, and its influence on Hollywood celebrities. It explores the organization’s practices, controversies, and the experiences of its members.
This book charts the history of cultural anthropology, featuring trailblazers like Franz Boas, Margaret Mead, and Zora Neale Hurston who challenged the racism and sexism of their time.
In ‘God Is Not Great,’ Christopher Hitchens critiques religion and its influence, arguing it diminishes our world by promoting violence, ignorance, and division.
Glass House explores the decline of Lancaster, Ohio, once a thriving community and the headquarters of the Anchor Hocking Glass Company, revealing the broader economic and social implications.
Peggy Orenstein explores the sexual challenges and realities facing today’s young women, from the impact of porn to the concept of sexual consent.
Kevin Mitnick shares his journey as a notorious hacker who evaded the FBI for years, detailing his exploits, techniques, and eventual capture.
Ghettoside explores the epidemic of black homicide in the United States and the justice system’s response through a gripping narrative centered on a murder case in South Los Angeles.