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Books recommended by Robert Reich
American political economist (born 1946)
American political economist (born 1946). Their picks here come from a Five Books interview, on Saving Capitalism and Democracy.
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Recommendations
Books Robert Reich recommends
5 books from 1 source. Each one links to the place where Robert recommended it.
The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy
Five Books interview in which Robert Reich chooses and discusses five books.
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The Promise of American Life
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2012 Five Books interview “The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy”.
The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy Interviewfivebooks.com
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The New Industrial State
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2012 Five Books interview “The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy”.
The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy Interviewfivebooks.com
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The Wheels of Commerce
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2012 Five Books interview “The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy”.
The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy Interviewfivebooks.com
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Democracy in America
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2012 Five Books interview “The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy”.
The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy Interviewfivebooks.com
+4 other recommenders: Patrick Collison, Francis Fukuyama, Karl Rove, Mark Manson
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The Theory of the Leisure Class
Explicit recommendationOne of five picks in the 2012 Five Books interview “The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy”.
The best books on Saving Capitalism and Democracy Interviewfivebooks.com
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