BOOKS IN REVIEW
Basic Economics 5th Edition
Professor Thomas Sowell's classic work of economics, weighing in at 650+ pages, devoid of equations and charts. If you can't understand economics, or had a lousy teacher, or just can't remember anything more than the concept of supply and demand equilibrium, Sowell is the only writer for you - lucid, logical, flawless. His insights will enhance the quality of my lectures in both Project Management and Labor Relations. I only steal from the best.
A Libertarian Walks Into a Bear
A remarkable little book by Matthew Hongoltz-Hetling about a real town with real problems and real bears. It is a study in the unexpected consequences of social policy. Read my review on Medium here.
"Payback," by Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood, best known for her science fiction novel, "A Handmaid's Tale," takes on the topic of how societies have faced the issue of debt and credit. Read my review on Medium here.
Maoism: A Global History
A comprehensive and useful book by a historian fluent in Mandarin and witty in her native English, Julia Lovell. Read my review on Medium here.