Economics for the Common Good’ is a plea from Nobel Prize-winning economist Jean Tirole to use economics as a force for societal betterment. He addresses the need for moral and effective economics in tackling modern challenges.
The Wim Hof Method reveals a radical set of techniques for harnessing the power of breath, cold therapy, and commitment to unlock personal potential and create extraordinary changes in health, happiness, and strength.
The Human Instinct’ explores the evolution of human traits such as reason, consciousness, and free will, challenging common misconceptions about our species.
William Bernstein’s ‘The Four Pillars of Investing’ provides a framework for building a low-risk investment portfolio. It covers theory, history, psychology, and the business of investing.
Populism explores the rise of populist politics, its characteristics, causes, and its impact on democratic systems.
Ordinary Men’ examines how Reserve Police Battalion 101, a unit of average German men, became active participants in the execution of Jews during WWII.
A chilling account of Mohamedou Ould Slahi’s time in Guantánamo Bay detention camp, where he was held without charge.