Economics: The User’s Guide
A clear, unconventional guide to understanding economics and its impact.
A clear, unconventional guide to understanding economics and its impact.
In ‘Labor of Love: The Invention of Dating’, Moira Weigel dives deep into the history and evolution of dating, tracing its origins from the times when women were property and marriages were transactions among families, to the present day where finding a partner has become a personal quest for love and fulfillment. Weigel explores how the social, economic, and technological changes have transformed dating practices, the way people perceive love and relationships, and the roles gender plays in these dynamics. The book is a blend of historical research, cultural analysis, and personal anecdotes, presenting an insightful overview of how dating became a significant part of modern life.
Devon Price, PhD, explores the broad and nuanced spectrum of autism, challenging stereotypes and misconceptions by sharing diverse stories of autistic people.
Leadership insights from John Wooden’s successful career, packed with practical advice.