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BOOK CLUB
After completing my PhD at long last, I discovered that I had stopped reading books. In a bid to rediscover my former joy of reading, I accidentally also discovered that these books can reignite my curiosity in 'old' subjects or even make me curious about topics I used to completely avoid. Below are the current list of books students may select from for various activities/assignments in my classes.
Or if one strikes your fancy, just go be curious! I'd be happy to meet over coffee or over Zoom to discuss your thoughts.
Book Club: Headliner
THE BOOKS! (SO FAR)
They are in no particular order.
POOR ECONOMICS: A RADICAL RETHINKING OF THE WAY TO FIGHT GLOBAL POVERTY
BY ABHIJIT V. BANERJEE & ESTHER DUFFLE
ALL THE SINGLE LADIES: UNMARRIED WOMEN AND THE RISE OF AN INDEPENDENT NATION
BY REBECCA TRAISTER
THE MOMENT OF LIFT
BY MELINDA DATES
HOW TO BE AN ANTIRACIST
BY IBRAM X. KENDI
THINK AGAIN
BY ADAM GRANT
FACTFULNESS: TEN REASONS WE'RE WRONG ABOUT THE WORLD - AND WHY THINGS ARE BETTER THANK YOU THINK
BY HANS ROSLING WITH ANNA ROSLING RONNLUND AND OLA ROSLING
WHY WE'RE POLARIZED
BY EZRA KLEIN
JUST MERCY
BY BRYAN STEVENSON
MY OWN WORDS
BY RUTH BADER GINSBURG
WHAT'S WRONG WITH CHILDREN'S RIGHTS
BY MARTIN GUGGENHEIM
HOW THE WORD IS PASSED
BY CLINT SMITH
THE NO BULLSHIT GUIDE TO DEPRESSION
BY IAN SKOCZEN
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