In a world grappling with seemingly insurmountable challenges like
systemic corruption, elitism, and chronic inequality, this book is a beacon
of hope and a wellspring of practical solutions. Brimming with real-world
examples and actionable insights, this remarkable anthology equips readers
with the knowledge and inspiration needed to ignite transformative change.
The book explores topics as awesome as world development, as sordid
as extortion, as vital as cultural responsiveness, as intimidating as ethnic
inequalities. Its settings stretch from Harvard to the Himalayas, from the
corridors of power to the backwaters of poor places. What binds together
its diverse topics is the author’s belief in the possibility of simultaneously
being humane and analytical, of dealing with both ultimate goals and
concrete choices.
Tailored to resonate with policymakers, activists, and scholars alike, this
book’s global scope and unwavering focus on positive and practical
solutions make it an indispensable addition to any collection.
Stanford's FRANCIS FUKUYAMA says, "“This collection of Bob Klitgaard’s writings over the years traces a fascinating arc from Equatorial Guinea to Bhutan with many other stops along the way, in which he integrates economics, anthropology, and a lot of practical wisdom on how to understand other societies and other people. There is no better guide to policies that seek to make life better and more just for everyone.”
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