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The Poker Face of Wall Street
by Aaron Brown • 2006
Finance is a poker game. The rules are probability, psychology, and the well-timed bluff.
3.54
208
Finance
Economics
Business
Psychology
History
The Poker Face of Wall Street Summary
The Poker Face of Wall Street
Finance is a poker game. The rules are probability, psychology, and the well-timed bluff.
by Aaron Brown 2006 368 pages
3.54
208 ratings
Finance
Economics
Business
Psychology
History
The Psychology of Language
by Trevor A. Harley • 1995
Language errors are not failures; they are data that expose the cognitive architecture of the mind.
3.77
131
Psychology
Language
Science
Education
Biology
The Psychology of Language Summary
The Psychology of Language
Language errors are not failures; they are data that expose the cognitive architecture of the mind.
by Trevor A. Harley 1995 624 pages
3.77
131 ratings
Psychology
Language
Science
Education
Biology
Existentialism
by Robert C. Solomon • 1974
No fixed human nature, only your choices. Each one invents you and implicates everyone else.
4.07
384
Philosophy
Classics
Education
Reference
School
Existentialism Summary
Existentialism
No fixed human nature, only your choices. Each one invents you and implicates everyone else.
by Robert C. Solomon 1974 363 pages
4.07
384 ratings
Philosophy
Classics
Education
Reference
School
Scepticism
by Duncan Pritchard • 2019
Radical scepticism makes life meaningless. The ancient remedy is intellectual virtue, not certainty.
3.56
126
Philosophy
Intellectual
Theory
Academia
Thought Provoking
Scepticism Summary
Scepticism
Radical scepticism makes life meaningless. The ancient remedy is intellectual virtue, not certainty.
by Duncan Pritchard 2019 144 pages
3.56
126 ratings
Philosophy
Intellectual
Theory
Academia
Thought Provoking
Why Can't We Sleep
by Darian Leader • 2019
Humans once slept in two shifts. The anxiety about perfect sleep is a modern invention.
3.16
422
Psychology
Sociology
History
Science
Health
Why Can't We Sleep Summary
Why Can't We Sleep
Humans once slept in two shifts. The anxiety about perfect sleep is a modern invention.
by Darian Leader 2019 210 pages
3.16
422 ratings
Psychology
Sociology
History
Science
Health
Disaster Nationalism
by Richard Seymour • 2024
The new far right feeds on catastrophe, not economics. Its fuel is resentment and scapegoating.
4.06
500+
Politics
History
Sociology
Philosophy
Economics
Disaster Nationalism Summary
Disaster Nationalism
The new far right feeds on catastrophe, not economics. Its fuel is resentment and scapegoating.
by Richard Seymour 2024 288 pages
4.06
500+ ratings
Politics
History
Sociology
Philosophy
Economics
The Myth of the State
by Ernst Cassirer • 1946
The Greeks fought myth with reason. The modern state perfected it as a weapon.
3.90
209
Philosophy
Politics
History
Political
Theory
The Myth of the State Summary
The Myth of the State
The Greeks fought myth with reason. The modern state perfected it as a weapon.
by Ernst Cassirer 1946 303 pages
3.90
209 ratings
Philosophy
Politics
History
Political
Theory
Philosophy of Existence
by Karl Jaspers • 1938
Objects aren't real. The real is a horizon you inhabit, never grasp, and awaken to.
3.79
323
Philosophy
Psychology
Cultural
20th Century
Germany
Philosophy of Existence Summary
Philosophy of Existence
Objects aren't real. The real is a horizon you inhabit, never grasp, and awaken to.
by Karl Jaspers 1938 128 pages
3.79
323 ratings
Philosophy
Psychology
Cultural
20th Century
Germany
The Translator's Invisibility
by Lawrence Venuti • 1994
The smoother a translation reads, the more it erases the foreign culture and the translator's labor.
3.79
272
Language
History
Literature
Theory
Writing
The Translator's Invisibility Summary
The Translator's Invisibility
The smoother a translation reads, the more it erases the foreign culture and the translator's labor.
by Lawrence Venuti 1994 368 pages
3.79
272 ratings
Language
History
Literature
Theory
Writing
When They Call You a Terrorist
by Patrisse Khan-Cullors • 2018
Reagan built a movement. Each successor broke a promise. Trump ran on the shattered trust.
4.49
25k+
Politics
History
Economics
America
Government
When They Call You a Terrorist Summary
When They Call You a Terrorist
Reagan built a movement. Each successor broke a promise. Trump ran on the shattered trust.
by Patrisse Khan-Cullors 2018 257 pages
4.49
25k+ ratings
Politics
History
Economics
America
Government
Wider Than the Sky
by Gerald M. Edelman • 2004
The mind is not a program. Consciousness is built by neural selection, not by running code.
3.65
421
Science
Philosophy
Psychology
Consciousness
Biology
Wider Than the Sky Summary
Wider Than the Sky
The mind is not a program. Consciousness is built by neural selection, not by running code.
by Gerald M. Edelman 2004 224 pages
3.65
421 ratings
Science
Philosophy
Psychology
Consciousness
Biology
Management
by John Hendry • 2013
Management isn't control; it's coping with the humans too messy for any system to handle.
3.44
102
Business
Management
Economics
Psychology
Sociology
Management Summary
Management
Management isn't control; it's coping with the humans too messy for any system to handle.
by John Hendry 2013 160 pages
3.44
102 ratings
Business
Management
Economics
Psychology
Sociology
The Mass Psychology of Fascism
by Wilhelm Reich • 1933
Fascism is a character structure, not a party, built inside the sexually repressive family.
4.03
1k+
Psychology
Politics
Philosophy
Sociology
Sexuality
The Mass Psychology of Fascism Summary
The Mass Psychology of Fascism
Fascism is a character structure, not a party, built inside the sexually repressive family.
by Wilhelm Reich 1933 395 pages
4.03
1k+ ratings
Psychology
Politics
Philosophy
Sociology
Sexuality
Behind the Mirror
by Konrad Lorenz • 1973
Space, time, causality: not mental inventions but biological adaptations to a real world.
4.01
163
Philosophy
Science
Biology
Evolution
Psychology
Behind the Mirror Summary
Behind the Mirror
Space, time, causality: not mental inventions but biological adaptations to a real world.
by Konrad Lorenz 1973 261 pages
4.01
163 ratings
Philosophy
Science
Biology
Evolution
Psychology
Wittgenstein
by A.C. Grayling • 1988
The philosopher who built logic a perfect prison, then demolished it with everyday chatter.
3.72
1k+
Philosophy
Biography
Language
History
European
Wittgenstein Summary
Wittgenstein
The philosopher who built logic a perfect prison, then demolished it with everyday chatter.
by A.C. Grayling 1988 160 pages
3.72
1k+ ratings
Philosophy
Biography
Language
History
European
Strategy without Design
by Robert C.H. Chia • 2009
Planned strategy destroys itself. Wins that last emerge from everyday coping, not grand designs.
4.50
12
Business
Philosophy
Management
Design
Economics
Strategy without Design Summary
Strategy without Design
Planned strategy destroys itself. Wins that last emerge from everyday coping, not grand designs.
by Robert C.H. Chia 2009 262 pages
4.50
12 ratings
Business
Philosophy
Management
Design
Economics
Demopolis
by Josiah Ober • 2019
180 years of democracy without liberalism: what Athens reveals about the fundamentals of self-rule.
3.40
25
Politics
Philosophy
History
Political
Theory
Demopolis Summary
Demopolis
180 years of democracy without liberalism: what Athens reveals about the fundamentals of self-rule.
by Josiah Ober 2019 222 pages
3.40
25 ratings
Politics
Philosophy
History
Political
Theory
Karl Marx
by 50Minutes • 2015
Profit is unpaid labor: Marx's case that capitalism exploits workers and is headed for collapse.
Economics
Philosophy
Politics
Communism
History
Karl Marx Summary
Karl Marx
Profit is unpaid labor: Marx's case that capitalism exploits workers and is headed for collapse.
by 50Minutes 2015 36 pages
Economics
Philosophy
Politics
Communism
History
Economics in Three Lessons and One Hundred Economics Laws
by Hunter Lewis • 2017
Prosperity requires free prices, not central plans, and the hundred laws that explain why.
3.55
11
Economics
Politics
Capitalism
Philosophy
Money
Economics in Three Lessons and One Hundred Economics Laws Summary
Economics in Three Lessons and One Hundred Economics Laws
Prosperity requires free prices, not central plans, and the hundred laws that explain why.
by Hunter Lewis 2017 425 pages
3.55
11 ratings
Economics
Politics
Capitalism
Philosophy
Money
The Philosophy of 'as If '
by Hans Vaihinger • 1911
Thought runs on conscious falsehoods: the harder the contradiction, the sharper the tool.
4.00
72
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
Mind
Consciousness
The Philosophy of 'as If ' Summary
The Philosophy of 'as If '
Thought runs on conscious falsehoods: the harder the contradiction, the sharper the tool.
by Hans Vaihinger 1911 418 pages
4.00
72 ratings
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
Mind
Consciousness
The Rise and Fall of the Neoliberal Order
by Gary Gerstle • 2022
How free-market ideology conquered America, then collapsed under the weight of its own crises.
4.22
1k+
Politics
History
Economics
American
Political
The Rise and Fall of the Neoliberal Order Summary
The Rise and Fall of the Neoliberal Order
How free-market ideology conquered America, then collapsed under the weight of its own crises.
by Gary Gerstle 2022 432 pages
4.22
1k+ ratings
Politics
History
Economics
American
Political
Distinction
by Pierre Bourdieu • 1979
Your taste is class warfare, fought on the terrain of art and food.
4.16
3k+
Sociology
Philosophy
Theory
Anthropology
Culture
Distinction Summary
Distinction
Your taste is class warfare, fought on the terrain of art and food.
by Pierre Bourdieu 1979 640 pages
4.16
3k+ ratings
Sociology
Philosophy
Theory
Anthropology
Culture
The Embodied Mind
by Francisco J. Varela • 1991
No inner pilot exists. Your body enacts a world, and the self evaporates under sustained attention.
4.14
1k+
Philosophy
Science
Psychology
Spirituality
Mind, Body & Spirit
The Embodied Mind Summary
The Embodied Mind
No inner pilot exists. Your body enacts a world, and the self evaporates under sustained attention.
by Francisco J. Varela 1991 328 pages
4.14
1k+ ratings
Philosophy
Science
Psychology
Spirituality
Mind, Body & Spirit
Being There
by Andy Clark • 1996
The mind extends past the skull, looping through body and world. Brains alone cannot think.
4.14
217
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
Biology
Technology
Being There Summary
Being There
The mind extends past the skull, looping through body and world. Brains alone cannot think.
by Andy Clark 1996 292 pages
4.14
217 ratings
Philosophy
Psychology
Science
Biology
Technology
The New Leviathans
by John Gray • 2023
Humans kill for meaning, not markets. Liberalism forgot this. The leviathans remembered.
3.42
500+
Philosophy
Politics
History
Theory
Sociology
The New Leviathans Summary
The New Leviathans
Humans kill for meaning, not markets. Liberalism forgot this. The leviathans remembered.
by John Gray 2023 178 pages
3.42
500+ ratings
Philosophy
Politics
History
Theory
Sociology
Rationality in Action
by John Rogers Searle • 2003
Between reason and action is a gap no cause can close. Free will lives there.
3.67
64
Philosophy
Psychology
Consciousness
Science
Language
Rationality in Action Summary
Rationality in Action
Between reason and action is a gap no cause can close. Free will lives there.
by John Rogers Searle 2003 319 pages
3.67
64 ratings
Philosophy
Psychology
Consciousness
Science
Language
What Is Property?
by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon • 1840
Every defense of private property, from first occupation to labor, logically requires its abolition.
3.78
1k+
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Economics
Anarchism
Socialism
What Is Property? Summary
What Is Property?
Every defense of private property, from first occupation to labor, logically requires its abolition.
by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon 1840 310 pages
3.78
1k+ ratings
Philosophy
Politics
Economics
Anarchism
Socialism
Madilog
by Tan Malaka • 1946
Reality is material. Contradiction drives change. Dialectical thinking for an occupied mind.
4.26
3k+
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Communism
Science
Religion
Madilog Summary
Madilog
Reality is material. Contradiction drives change. Dialectical thinking for an occupied mind.
by Tan Malaka 1946 539 pages
4.26
3k+ ratings
Philosophy
Politics
Communism
Science
Religion
Patterns of Democracy
by Arend Lijphart • 1999
Democracies that share power broadly govern better than winner-take-all systems, on every measure.
3.68
500+
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Sociology
History
Law
Economics
Patterns of Democracy Summary
Patterns of Democracy
Democracies that share power broadly govern better than winner-take-all systems, on every measure.
by Arend Lijphart 1999 368 pages
3.68
500+ ratings
Politics
Sociology
History
Law
Economics
Gender Trouble
by Judith Butler • 1989
Gender is not who you are but what you do, repeated until it passes for nature.
4.04
19k+
Feminism
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Gender
Queer
Theory
Gender Trouble Summary
Gender Trouble
Gender is not who you are but what you do, repeated until it passes for nature.
by Judith Butler 1989 236 pages
4.04
19k+ ratings
Feminism
Philosophy
Gender
Queer
Theory
Manufacturing Consent
by Mark Achbar • 1994
No conspiracy, no censorship: why the news in a free society still serves the powerful.
4.41
500+
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History
Theory
Economics
Manufacturing Consent Summary
Manufacturing Consent
No conspiracy, no censorship: why the news in a free society still serves the powerful.
by Mark Achbar 1994 264 pages
4.41
500+ ratings
Politics
Sociology
History
Theory
Economics
History of Beauty
by Umberto Eco • 2004
Beauty was never absolute. Every era invents its own: from sacred light to industrial symmetry.
3.82
68k+
History
Art
Philosophy
Anthropology
Culture
History of Beauty Summary
History of Beauty
Beauty was never absolute. Every era invents its own: from sacred light to industrial symmetry.
by Umberto Eco 2004 438 pages
3.82
68k+ ratings
History
Art
Philosophy
Anthropology
Culture
The Fall of Public Man
by Richard Sennett • 1977
Public life once ran on masks, not sincerity. We tore them off and strangers became threats.
4.16
500+
Sociology
History
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
The Fall of Public Man Summary
The Fall of Public Man
Public life once ran on masks, not sincerity. We tore them off and strangers became threats.
by Richard Sennett 1977 512 pages
4.16
500+ ratings
Sociology
History
Philosophy
Politics
Psychology
The Theory of Economic Development
by Joseph A. Schumpeter • 1934
Innovation is the only force that moves the economy, and it arrives in discontinuous bursts.
4.14
241
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Business
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Capitalism
The Theory of Economic Development Summary
The Theory of Economic Development
Innovation is the only force that moves the economy, and it arrives in discontinuous bursts.
by Joseph A. Schumpeter 1934 320 pages
4.14
241 ratings
Economics
Business
Entrepreneurship
Finance
Capitalism
In the Ruins of Neoliberalism
by Wendy Brown • 2019
The right-wing populism unraveling democracy didn't defeat neoliberalism. It built it.
4.11
480
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Economics
Sociology
Democracy
In the Ruins of Neoliberalism Summary
In the Ruins of Neoliberalism
The right-wing populism unraveling democracy didn't defeat neoliberalism. It built it.
by Wendy Brown 2019 264 pages
4.11
480 ratings
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Philosophy
Economics
Sociology
Democracy
States and Power in Africa
by Jeffrey Herbst • 2000
Europe built states through war. Africa skipped that step, and its borders now protect failure.
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269
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History
Africa
Sociology
Economics
States and Power in Africa Summary
States and Power in Africa
Europe built states through war. Africa skipped that step, and its borders now protect failure.
by Jeffrey Herbst 2000 296 pages
3.99
269 ratings
Politics
History
Africa
Sociology
Economics
In the Dust of This Planet
by Eugene Thacker • 2011
The world is indifferent to us. Only horror and black metal can think that thought.
3.68
2k+
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Horror
Essays
Spirituality
In the Dust of This Planet Summary
In the Dust of This Planet
The world is indifferent to us. Only horror and black metal can think that thought.
by Eugene Thacker 2011 179 pages
3.68
2k+ ratings
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Horror
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A Theory of Justice
by John Rawls • 1971
A thought experiment: pick society's rules without knowing your place in it. Two principles follow.
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A Theory of Justice Summary
A Theory of Justice
A thought experiment: pick society's rules without knowing your place in it. Two principles follow.
by John Rawls 1971 824 pages
3.95
13k+ ratings
Philosophy
Politics
Ethics
Law
Social Justice
Hayek's Bastards
by Quinn Slobodian • 2025
The far right didn't reject neoliberalism. It grew inside it, blending markets with race science.
4.07
500+
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History
Economics
Philosophy
Race
Hayek's Bastards Summary
Hayek's Bastards
The far right didn't reject neoliberalism. It grew inside it, blending markets with race science.
by Quinn Slobodian 2025 272 pages
4.07
500+ ratings
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History
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Race
The Logic of Collective Action
by Mancur Olson • 1965
The logic that predicts why consumers stay silent and small industries always get their way.
3.98
1k+
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Philosophy
Business
The Logic of Collective Action Summary
The Logic of Collective Action
The logic that predicts why consumers stay silent and small industries always get their way.
by Mancur Olson 1965 186 pages
3.98
1k+ ratings
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Sociology
Philosophy
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Dialogism
by Michael Holquist • 1990
All speech answers prior speech, all selves depend on others: the dialogic philosophy of Bakhtin.
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88
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Dialogism Summary
Dialogism
All speech answers prior speech, all selves depend on others: the dialogic philosophy of Bakhtin.
by Michael Holquist 1990 228 pages
4.09
88 ratings
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Literature
Language
Writing
Can "It" Happen Again?
by Hyman P. Minsky • 1982
Stability plants the seeds of crisis: why capitalism's calmest moments are its most dangerous.
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52
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Capitalism
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Can "It" Happen Again? Summary
Can "It" Happen Again?
Stability plants the seeds of crisis: why capitalism's calmest moments are its most dangerous.
by Hyman P. Minsky 1982 320 pages
4.31
52 ratings
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Finance
Theory
Capitalism
Money
On Democracy
by Robert A. Dahl • 1998
Democracy is barely a century old, needs rare conditions, and capitalism is its host and hazard.
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1k+
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On Democracy Summary
On Democracy
Democracy is barely a century old, needs rare conditions, and capitalism is its host and hazard.
by Robert A. Dahl 1998 224 pages
3.68
1k+ ratings
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Political
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Memes of Translation
by Andrew Chesterman • 1997
Why do some ideas about translation survive for centuries while others vanish? A memetic answer.
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22
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Memes of Translation Summary
Memes of Translation
Why do some ideas about translation survive for centuries while others vanish? A memetic answer.
by Andrew Chesterman 1997 227 pages
4.09
22 ratings
Language
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Philosophy
Education
Reference
Creative Evolution
by Henri Bergson • 1907
Life is not an accident but a creative current, invisible to minds built for solids.
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Theory
Creative Evolution Summary
Creative Evolution
Life is not an accident but a creative current, invisible to minds built for solids.
by Henri Bergson 1907 468 pages
4.10
1k+ ratings
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The Philosophical Discourse of Modernity
by Jürgen Habermas • 1985
Western philosophy bet everything on the individual knower. From Hegel onward, the bet kept losing.
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1k+
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The Philosophical Discourse of Modernity Summary
The Philosophical Discourse of Modernity
Western philosophy bet everything on the individual knower. From Hegel onward, the bet kept losing.
by Jürgen Habermas 1985 450 pages
3.90
1k+ ratings
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The Law of Blood
by Johann Chapoutot • 2014
To the Nazis, biology was law, struggle was sacred, and genocide was self-defense.
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169
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Germany
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The Law of Blood Summary
The Law of Blood
To the Nazis, biology was law, struggle was sacred, and genocide was self-defense.
by Johann Chapoutot 2014 512 pages
4.34
169 ratings
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Germany
War
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Revolutionary Suicide
by Huey P. Newton • 1973
Some deaths surrender dignity. He risked one that refused to let the state take his.
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7k+
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Memoir
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History
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Revolutionary Suicide Summary
Revolutionary Suicide
Some deaths surrender dignity. He risked one that refused to let the state take his.
by Huey P. Newton 1973 332 pages
4.49
7k+ ratings
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Memoir
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The New Economics
by Steve Keen • 2022
Loans make money. Private debt swings crash economies. Neoclassical economics missed both.
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Environment
The New Economics Summary
The New Economics
Loans make money. Private debt swings crash economies. Neoclassical economics missed both.
by Steve Keen 2022 210 pages
4.00
232 ratings
Economics
Politics
Finance
Science
Environment
Getting a Job
by Mark Granovetter • 1995
The finding that changed sociology: casual acquaintances land you jobs that close friends cannot.
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Getting a Job Summary
Getting a Job
The finding that changed sociology: casual acquaintances land you jobs that close friends cannot.
by Mark Granovetter 1995 259 pages
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50 ratings
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