The New York Review of Books - 26.03.2020

March 26, 2020 11

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Knopf Doubleday

Publishing Group

Nonfiction

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and

Riveting

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“A reflection on the role of the justice system

in America... from the perspective of law

enforcement, and to suggest how people might

apply ideals and habits honed in the courtroom

to the patterns of everyday life.”

—The Washington Post

From Diane Ravitch, one of the country’s

foremost authorities on education and

bestselling author of Reign of Error,

an impassioned, inspiring look at the

fight to save America’s public schools

“You’ll never look at boarding a plane—or

privilege and polarization—the same way.”

—Charles Duhigg, bestselling author of

The Power of Habit

A Best Book of the Year

The New York Times,

The Washington Post, NPR,

Time, Financial Times,

and more

“A great and at times almost

unbelievable story of

scandalous fraud, surveillance,

and legal intimidation at the

highest levels of American

corporate power.”

—New York

“A pacy, bang-up-to-date exploration of

how China’s commercial and political heft

is changing the way the world works.”

—Financial Times

An essential examination of one of the most

pressing problems facing our country: the

widespread poverty among American children

“Urgent... his outrage is clear.”

—Alissa Quart, The New York Times Book Review

Both a sweeping examination of how American

racism has broken the country’s social compact,

and a heartfelt look at how these deep wounds

might begin to heal

“A bracing sociological study.”

—Publishers Weekly

How is big data changing

business, politics, and our daily

lives? How can climate change

be tackled in an economically

sustainable way? What is

blockchain? Do trade wars

actually help the domestic

economy? How has the

behavior of millennials and

Generation Z affected the

global economy? Find out all

this and more in this definitive

guide to the world economy.