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Andrew’s 2025 Year in Books
Take a look at Andrew’s Year in Books, including some fun facts about their reading.
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Andrew Hill
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Ruskinland: How John Ruskin Shapes our World
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2019
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Leadership in the Headlines
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Take Note: A Nimble History of Shorthand
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| Artificial intelligence — and particularly generative AI — is such an all-pervading technology, and so fast moving, that it seems likely to generate endless demand for books about how to use it well and safely. Faisal Hoque’s contribution to this gro ...more | |
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Charles Handy’s 19th and last book is not his heftiest. But it may be, in some important respects, his weightiest. My review for the Financial Times: https://as.ft.com/r/10602856-6ddf-454... The View From Ninety by Charles Handy — final words from man ...more |
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In Gardiner Harris’s brilliant telling, J&J has exploited a deep bond of trust with consumers, forged in the early intimate interactions between parent and baby. My FT review: https://as.ft.com/r/7763feaa-d165-46a... From opioids to tainted talc: how ...more |
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| His overarching message is that “to build trust, you must not only convince others you will do what you are supposed to do. You must do it”. Buttressing this are his seven “rules”, from “make it personal” to “be transparent”. They are as applicable t ...more | |
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| The book makes a powerful, practical case for a hands-on, face-to-face approach to giving and volunteering. Using the parable of the talents, Studzinski shows how everyone can become an activist, “someone who has activated their talents, who has it i ...more | |
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It is a singular achievement of this well-timed, tightly written book that it ends on an optimistic note about democracy and “good populism”, when corporate-backed “bad populist” autocracies seem to be in the ascendant. From my FT review: https://as.f ...more |
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