‘Scarcity Brain’ is a comprehensive exploration of how scarcity – the lack of something we need – affects our actions and thinking. The authors, Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir, investigate the psychological and practical implications of scarcity, demonstrating the impact it has on our ability to focus, make decisions, and manage our lives. They provide insightful analysis and innovative solutions for escaping scarcity’s trap.
Born a Crime is the autobiography of Trevor Noah, a South African comedian and current host of The Daily Show. Trevor describes his childhood as a mixed-race child under Apartheid, highlighting the absurdities of the system. He showcases his mother’s strength, resilience and fierce love as she raises him amidst uncertainty and danger.
Countering the self-love narrative with a call to embrace community and our limitations.
Comprehensive analysis of trade and economic interdependence among nations.
E.B. Sledge’s personal narrative of his WWII experiences in the Pacific Theater.
This book provides a unique blend of scientific research and personal narrative to show how anyone can unlock their potential and live an extraordinary life.
Beyond the Walls is a collection of poems by Turkish poet Nâzım Hikmet. It reflects on themes of freedom, humanity, and the power of words against oppression.