Reading the Festival of Economics

Last week was the 6th Festival of Economics, which I curate and the outstanding Festival of Ideas team, Andrew, Zoe and Amy organize. There’s a Storify of some of the sessions by the Economics Network. As ever, we had some terrific authors speaking either at the Festival or in the preceding few days, so here is a list of their recent books.

Eric Beinhocker The Origin of Wealth

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Robert Peston WTF

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Michael Lewis The Undoing Project

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Gordon Brown My Life, Our Times

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Dave Birch Before Babylon, Beyond Bitcoin

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Gloria Origgi Reputation: What it Is and Why It Matters

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Jean Tirole Economics for the Common Good

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Jonathan Haskel Capitalism Without Capital: The Rise of the Intangible Economy

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Martin Sandbu Europe’s Orphan

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& my own GDP: A Brief But Affectionate History

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