From Silk to Silicon
An exploration of globalization through ten transformative figures.
An exploration of globalization through ten transformative figures.
Set in 1866 New Zealand, ‘The Luminaries’ is a historical novel that weaves a complex narrative around a series of mysterious events, including a rich prospector’s disappearance and a prostitute’s attempted suicide.
‘My Beloved World’ is an inspiring memoir by Sonia Sotomayor, the first Hispanic and third woman appointed to the United States Supreme Court. The book charts her journey from a challenging childhood in the Bronx, marked by her battle with diabetes, the death of her father, and her family’s socioeconomic struggles, to her academic achievements and relentless pursuit of a career in law. Sotomayor shares personal stories of the people and experiences that shaped her, highlighting her passion for justice and commitment to public service.
Thomas Hobbes’s ‘Leviathan’ is a seminal work in political philosophy that outlines the structure of society and legitimate government, advocating for a strong central authority to avoid chaos and war.
This classic work by Peter Drucker explores the practices essential to business effectiveness. It offers insights into time management, decision-making, and prioritization.
Graham’s philosophy of ‘value investing’ — protecting oneself from substantial error and teaching oneself to ‘manage’ instead of ‘speculate’ has made ‘The Intelligent Investor’ the stock market bible.