Sapiens

A Brief History of Humankind
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Publishing Year: 2011
Human beings have lived on this planet for a tiny fraction of time, compared to the age of the Earth. And yet, even within this short span of time, we’ve achieved so much. Yuval Noah Harari, in this stimulating book, explores the various forces th...

Why Nations Fail

The Origins of Power, Prosperity, and Poverty
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Publishing Year: 2012
Daron Acemoğlu and James Robinson, in their book, have analyzed and put forward theories to explain the world economy and development. It aims to highlight the factors responsible for the glaring disparities between developed and underdeveloped na...

Zero to One

Notes on Startups, or How to Build the Future
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Author: Peter Thiel
Publishing Year: 2014
In a world where start-ups are found everywhere, why do only some companies succeed? Are monopolies good? This book, Zero to One, shows how companies can have a better future when proper actions are taken. Discover the path from zero to one wit...

The Hard Thing About Hard Things

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Author: Ben Horowitz
Publishing Year: 2014
Building a business requires a lot of patience and skills. Do great CEOs have inborn skills or do they learn to grow into them? How do they deal with all the pressure? This book shows that being a CEO is the most difficult task in the world.

The New Jim Crow

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Publishing Year: 2010
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The Rational Optimist

How Prosperity Evolves
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Author: Matt Ridley
Publishing Year: 2010
Genre: Environment