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Ta-Nehisi Coates
A long letter to his son. Ta-Nehisi Coates writes about what it means to inhabit a black body in America, and refuses, deliberately, to offe... (Automatically generated book description)
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Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis tells the 2008 financial crisis through the few who saw it coming and bet against it. He explains the instruments everything h... (Automatically generated book description)
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Satya Nadella
Satya Nadella describes rebuilding Microsoft from the inside, away from being right and towards listening. Half corporate account, half pers... (Automatically generated book description)
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Martin Sonneborn
In 2014, Martin Sonneborn, former editor of the satirical magazine Titanic, is unexpectedly elected to the European Parliament as the sole m... (Automatically generated book description)
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John Kenneth Galbraith
Why do investors fall for the same promises over and over, even though every speculative bubble eventually bursts? Economist John Kenneth Ga... (Automatically generated book description)
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Viktor Mayer-Schönberger
Viktor Mayer-Schoenberger and Kenneth Cukier on the shift from sampling to counting everything, and on what is lost when correlation suffice... (Automatically generated book description)
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Kai Strittmatter
Kai Strittmatter, for decades a correspondent in Beijing, on the Chinese surveillance state and on how new it really is. (Automatically generated book description)
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Andreas Speit
Women have become increasingly visible in neo-Nazi networks: as NPD candidates, organizers, and disseminators of far-right content under the... (Automatically generated book description)
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Andreas Speit
Andreas Speit on the rise of the NPD and the comradeship scene: how brawlers became local councillors. (Automatically generated book description)
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Michael Wolff
Michael Wolffs second book on the Trump White House: the year in which the experienced advisers left. (Automatically generated book description)
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Michael Eric Dyson
The transcript of a 2018 Munk Debate in Toronto on political correctness: social conflicts, taboos, and the question of how openly societal ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jaron Lanier
Jaron Lanier on the corporations that live off our data, and on a proposal for reversing that. (Automatically generated book description)
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Masha Gessen
Masha Gessen follows four people of the generation born in 1984 through post-Soviet Russia, which transformed from a society reaching for fr... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jeremy Rifkin
Jeremy Rifkin argues that the Internet of Things and declining marginal costs are fundamentally transforming capitalism. He describes the tr... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jeremy Rifkin
Jeremy Rifkin describes how the Internet of Things, renewable energy, and new mobility are ushering in a third industrial revolution. He rep... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jeremy Rifkin
Jeremy Rifkin shows how the climate crisis and the looming burst of the fossil fuel bubble create an opportunity for a Green New Deal. With ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Norbert Campagna
A collected volume on conceptions of the state in Italy from the late Middle Ages to the present, with contributions on key moments of state... (Automatically generated book description)
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Rolf Dobelli
A collection of Rolf Dobelli's question columns from Stern magazine: provocative questions about happiness, love, success, career, and death... (Automatically generated book description)
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Andrea Röpke
Andrea Roepke on women in the neo-Nazi scene, where they are long since more than appendages. (Automatically generated book description)
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Thomas Wagner
Thomas Wagner on the New Right: who thinks there, who pays, and how the fear is manufactured. (Automatically generated book description)
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Markus Hengstschläger
Markus Hengstschlaeger on talent: what the genes determine, what they do not, and why the average is dangerous. (Automatically generated book description)
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Wolfgang Herles
Wolfgang Herles on the Germans, who always want more than they can get. (Automatically generated book description)
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Felicia Englmann
Felicia Englmann on those below the welfare threshold, whom the social state no longer reaches at all. (Automatically generated book description)
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Rita Knobel-Ulrich
Rita Knobel-Ulrich on the business made out of German welfare, and on who makes it. (Automatically generated book description)
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Ulrich Eberl
Ulrich Eberl on machines learning to cook, make music and argue, and on what that means. (Automatically generated book description)
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Christoph Giesa
Christoph Giesa on populists who exploit our wish for figures to follow. (Automatically generated book description)
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Michael Wolff
Michael Wolff on the first year in the White House under Donald Trump, told from inside. (Automatically generated book description)
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Hans Rudolf Jost
Hans Rudolf Jost makes the uncomfortable argument that the higher up in an organization, the greater the proportion of egomaniacs, intriguer... (Automatically generated book description)
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Martin Keller
Martin Keller examines how standard business valuation methods need to be adapted for small and medium-sized companies. The focus is on the ... (Automatically generated book description)
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Jörg Sambleben
Jörg Sambleben examines the relationship between information technology and security policy. The book presents technical foundations and ana... (Automatically generated book description)
