Phantoms in the Brain, written by neuroscientist V.S. Ramachandran and Sandra Blakeslee, delves into the intriguing world of neurology and human consciousness. The book presents a series of case studies on patients with bizarre neurological disorders, which help to shed light on the functioning of the brain. Ramachandran explores topics such as phantom limb pain, the brain’s adaptability, and what these phenomena say about human experience.
This book explores the science of energy management to help combat burnout. It offers insights into the energy trifecta—food, sleep, and movement—and provides practical advice on how to optimize these areas to boost overall energy levels.
This guide explores techniques to build genuine relationships, form strong connections, and be authentically likable in personal and professional contexts.
An in-depth look into international economics, covering trade theory, policy, and capital markets, with a policy-oriented approach.
Explore how business can boost reputation and profitability through corporate social responsibility.
“From Silk to Silicon” presents an in-depth exploration of globalization by recounting the lives of ten individuals who have significantly contributed to shaping the global economy and culture. Written by Jeffrey E. Garten, the book spans from the medieval silk and spice routes to the modern era of the internet, emphasizing how these figures’ innovations, discoveries, and political strategies have interconnected the world. Through engaging narratives, Garten illustrates the impact of diverse personalities ranging from Genghis Khan and Mayer Amschel Rothschild to Margaret Thatcher and Steve Jobs, offering insights into the forces and decisions that have driven global integration.
In ‘Dog Days’, Jeff Kinney continues the adventures of Greg Heffley as he navigates the challenges of summer vacation with his unique blend of humor and candid observation. The story explores family dynamics, friendship, and the misadventures that come with being a middle-schooler during the idle summer months.