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New Releases
Books to Watch | September 1, 2020
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Book Giveaways
Mill Town: Reckoning with What Remains
In the tradition of HEARTLAND and THE YELLOW HOUSE, a major non-fiction debut, an environmental and moral reckoning of three generations in a Maine paper mill town.
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Editor's Choice
Accountable: The Rise of Citizen Capitalism
By Dylan Schleicher
Michael O'Leary and Warren Valdmanis show that it is not even in investors' interests to have such a focus on short-term profits, to allow a system that is currently creating so much inequality, releasing so much carbon into the air, failing too many people.
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The Problem of Work: The Promise and Perils of the Sharing Economy
By Juliet Schor
Technological innovation and cultural change have put a person-to-person economy, with its solution to the problem of work, within reach.
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New Releases
Books to Watch | August 25, 2020
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Book Giveaways
The Upskilling Imperative: 5 Ways to Make Learning Core to the Way We Work
A guide to building a learning culture that can sustain careers—and companies—for decades, from a top executive at Udemy, the world’s largest online education platform.
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Talking About Talking: The Art of Public Speaking In an Age of Disconnection
By John Bowe
"The idea of a nonprofit organization carrying the torch of an obscure, long-lost tradition emphasizing social and interpersonal skills seemed to bear upon every dour preoccupation I’ve ever nursed about modern life, capitalism, and technology."
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New Releases
Books to Watch | August 18, 2020
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Book Giveaways
How to Handle a Crowd: The Art of Creating Healthy and Dynamic Online Communities
A guide to successful community moderation exploring everything from the trenches of Reddit to your neighborhood Facebook page.
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Four Urgent Global Crises: Pressing Problems Other than COVID We Need to Address
By Blair H. Sheppard
The things that worry us as individuals, it turns out, worry all of us as citizens of the world. Global problems are local problems and no different in North or South America, Europe, Asia, or Africa.
