The Myth of American Inequality
A critical exploration of economic inequality in America, offering fresh perspectives.
A critical exploration of economic inequality in America, offering fresh perspectives.
This book guides readers through strategies and insights for successful real estate investing, covering market analysis, financing, and risk management.
Stephen R. Covey’s ‘The Leader in Me’ describes the successful integration of the ‘7 Habits’ framework into schools globally, aiming to nurture leadership qualities in students from a young age.
Grasp unravels the science of learning, offering insights into making learning more effective and enjoyable.
Edward Gibbon’s sweeping narrative covers Rome’s decline from the height of the Empire to the fall of Byzantium, spanning centuries of history with intricate detail and analysis.
In ‘On Saudi Arabia,’ Karen Elliott House offers a vivid and insightful look into the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. House draws on her extensive experience as a journalist to provide a multifaceted exploration of Saudi society. She delves into the complex tapestry of Saudi life, examining its tribal and religious dynamics, the tension between modernity and tradition, and the challenges posed by a youthful population and economic dependency on oil. The book also discusses the potential for future change within this strategically important and often misunderstood country.
A critique of how television transformed American public discourse into entertainment.