Page 128 - Book Reviews
Globalisation storm in a teacup
Book review of 'A Thirst for Empire'
Views from a JUDGE
Book review of 'Inside Parliament: Views from the Front Row'
Battles of a climate crusader
Book review of 'Conflicts of Interest'
The next flood
Book review of 'The Water Will Come'
The 1962 war: View from China
A new book offers a comprehensive account of the relationship between the two Asian neighbours
 "The 1962 war: View from China")
Free kick for business
Book review of 'EDGE: What Business Can Learn From Football'
Common good vs individual interests
Book review of Economics for the Common Good
Memoirs of a 'miracle-maker'
Book review of 'No Room For Small Dreams'
Why so few autobiographies by economists?
Indian academic economists are no better. To the best of my knowledge none of them has written an autobiography
The day Wall Street collapsed
The book review of 'A First-Class Catastrophe'
The Nationalist charts L&T chairman A M Naik's journey
Naik said the book talked about his long journey from a little village in south Gujarat that brought him to the position where he was today
 "The Nationalist charts L&T chairman A M Naik's journey")
'Democracy's XI' is an attempt to link cricket to India's political economy
Rajdeep Sardesai focuses as much on the off-field personalities of his protagonists as their on-field cricketing exploits
 "'Democracy's XI' is an attempt to link cricket to India's political economy")
Chasing the devi of many things
Book review of 'Devi: The goddesses of India'
John Company conquers Punjab
The First Anglo-Sikh War 1845-46 is a detailed account of the five battles that comprised the war
Tech world's gang of four
Book review of 'The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google'
India's great LEP forward
Book review of 'India Turns East'
Isaacson's real Renaissance Man
Book review of 'Leonardo da Vinci'
'Remnants of a Separation' retraces the tragic legacy of Partition
The fluidity of memory is moored with material objects in this book
 "'Remnants of a Separation' retraces the tragic legacy of Partition")
A gentler Jack Reacher emerges in Lee Child's latest novel
This book adds its share of classic moments to the Reacher canon
 "A gentler Jack Reacher emerges in Lee Child's latest novel")
Bridging the 'Harvard-hard work' gap
Book review of 'Sense and Solidarity: Jholawala Economics for Everyone'