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Inc. March 2009 Leigh Buchanan |
A Skimmer's Guide to the Latest Business Books It's Not What You Sell, It's What You Stand For: Why Every Extraordinary Business Is Driven by Purpose, by Roy M. Spence Jr. with Haley Rushing is reviewed. |
Reason March 2009 Mike Riggs |
High Art An interview with David Hillman, whose new book The Chemical Muse: Drug Use and the Roots of Western Civilization examines the role of recreational drug use in antiquity. |
Reason March 2009 Jacob Sullum |
Briefly Noted: Pot Mythology "Marijuana is not anti-establishment because it's illegal," writes High Times Executive Editor David Bienenstock in his new book. "It's illegal because it's anti-establishment." |
Reason March 2009 Brian Doherty |
Conservatism's Hollow Defeat The intellectual right, now in the wilderness, keeps deluding itself about supposed past glories as detailed in two new books. |
Reason March 2009 Brian Doherty |
Briefly Noted: Cracking the Conspiracy How do we know what we know? This is the meta-question probed in a new collection of conspiratorial investigations and speculations, Secret and Suppressed II, edited by Adam Parfrey and Kenn Thomas of the imaginative-fringe publisher Feral House. |
Reason March 2009 Nick Gillespie |
Briefly Noted: Bubblegum Subversion Wacky Packages, a new collection from Abrams, reproduces images from the series' glory days. |
CIO February 27, 2009 Brian Tracy |
How You Grow Your Career in a Slow Economy A motivational speaker and author explains how you grow your career in a slow economy |
Science News March 14, 2004 Rachel Ehrenberg |
Science On The Air: Popularizers And Personalities On Radio And Early Television By Marcel Chotkowski LaFollette In plain prose, LaFollette provides a detailed account of the people and organizations that strove to bring science to the masses from the 1920s through the 1950s. |
Outside March 2009 Matthew Power |
Lost A new book tackles the disappearance of famed explorer Percy Fawcett. David Grann, a staff writer for The New Yorker, wrote The Lost City of Z: A Tale of Deadly Obsession in the Amazon ($28, Doubleday). |
Outside March 2009 Jason Daley |
Money Talks Edward Humes has written Eco Barons: The Dreamers, Schemers, and Millionaires Who Are Saving Our Planet ($26, Ecco). Humes profiles a diverse slate of do-gooders, including familiar characters like Ted Turner and Esprit-founder-cum-Patagonia-savior Doug Tompkins. |
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