Gerard's Non-Fiction Book Reviews
Gerard de ValenceReviews of books on history, public policy, industry, institutions and organisations.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
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Jacob Soll’s Free Market: The History of an Idea.
Jacob Soll’s Free Market is an unusual combination of an insightful history of economic thought, with new sources and ideas, and a political and social history of Western Europe, mainly France and Britain. The book covers a great deal of te...
Alan Kohler’s The Great Divide: Australia’s Housing Mess and How to Fix It
There is widespread agreement that the housing market in Australia has developed serious problems. Houses and apartments are too expensive, too hot, and often too far away. There is a shortage of stock, and too few new ones are being built....
Christopher Clark’s Iron Kingdom: The Rise and Downfall of Prussia 1600-1947
Born in Australia but now at Cambridge University, Christopher Clark is one of todays foremost historians, unafraid to tackle complex and difficult subjects and challenge conventional wisdom. He is the only living historian included in Perr...
How the World Thinks by Julian Baggini
This is a very insightful book. It is about different countries and the relationship between their culture and how and what their people think. Baggini is British and comes from the philosophical tradition that started with Aristotle, but a...
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I taught construction economics at University of NSW, University of Technology Sydney and Bartlett School of Sustainable Construction. Books include Modern Construction Economics and Creative Destruction and Construction of the Built Environment.
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