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The
State We're In
Will Hutton |
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Claimed
to be the most widely read economics book published in the last
fifty years. A polemic about the short-term approaches of the
City and the destructive effects of the last Conservative Government.
Well argued and convincing - even if you disagree. |
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- The State We're in |
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The
Wealth and Poverty of Nations
David Landes |
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In the author's introductory words: "I thought to
trace and understand the main stream of economic advance and
modernisation: how we have come to where and what we are, in
the sense of making, getting and spending." To help managers
think about what kind of global future they are contributing
to. |
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Order
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Mandela
Anthony
Sampson |
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Just how long it takes to wait for fairness and justice
- and the spirit of forgiveness that the rest of us can learn
from. |
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Order
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The
Penguin Book of 20th Century Protest
Ed Brian MacArthur |
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"Some
people see things as they are and say why? I dream of things
that never were and say why not?" George Bernard Shaw. A series
of speeches and articles, many short extracts, about significant
protest statements - from Jack London to Winston Churchill to
Nelson Mandela. |
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Order
- The Penguin Book of 20th Century Protest |
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Via
Dolorosa
David Hare |
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A
play and description of what the author learned on a trip to
Israel and Palestine about both open and closed minds - and
those who have learned and changed. |
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