Guns germs and steel has pretty dodge historiography (allegedly, I haven’t read it.)
Magick_Comet on
*DUNE* of course.
But also this classic that enlightened me:
*Rise & Fall of the Great Powers*, Paul Kennedy (1987)
Swampy1741 on
Poor Economics by Banerjee and Duflo
tinyhands-45 on
The DT
walrus_operator on
I personally liked the theme of *Darwin’s Super-Pooping Worm Spectacular* and the general ideology of *Diary of a Worm*. They are more accessible than DUNE.
BishBashBosh6 on
Dominion by Tom Holland is a must read
Traces the formation of “The West” very, very well
PadishaEmperor on
Humanity: A hopeful history by Bregman is way too unknown.
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Greg Mankiw’s Principles of Economics (textbook)
Guns germs and steel has pretty dodge historiography (allegedly, I haven’t read it.)
*DUNE* of course.
But also this classic that enlightened me:
*Rise & Fall of the Great Powers*, Paul Kennedy (1987)
Poor Economics by Banerjee and Duflo
The DT
I personally liked the theme of *Darwin’s Super-Pooping Worm Spectacular* and the general ideology of *Diary of a Worm*. They are more accessible than DUNE.
Dominion by Tom Holland is a must read
Traces the formation of “The West” very, very well
Humanity: A hopeful history by Bregman is way too unknown.
*Origins of Political Order* by grandpa Fukuyama