Business librarians have been busily buying new books!
That’s certainly a tongue-twister, if I ever heard one. The results are some great brain gymnastics, as well.
Here are a few recent arrivals:
The Accountant’s Guide to the Universe: Heaven and Hell by the Numbers
Dilbert meets Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy in this hilariously quirky book about God “outsourcing Heaven and Hell” to an accounting firm. A quick and fun read – by the end, you’ll be amazed how much you’ve learned about finance and accounting.
Fixing the Game : Bubbles, Crashes, and what Capitalism can Learn from the NFL
What better way to learn than combining your favorite Sunday afternoon activity with your study of corporate management? Author Roger Martin discusses how and what corporate leaders can learn from the NFL’s success, including everything from finance to customer loyalty.
Brand Champions: How Superheroes Bring Brands to Life
This is chock-full of great case studies showcasing the individuals within organizations who nurture and sustain brands, bringing them to lifethrough their everyday, superhero performances.
World 3.0 : Global Prosperity and How to Achieve It
“In World 3.0, Pankaj Ghemawat provides a fresh look at cross-border integration and its implications. He demonstrates why integration and regulation must be seen as complementary. And he offers great recommendations that should inspire all stakeholders in times of major global challenges. A must-read.”
–Pascal Lamy, Director-General of the World Trade Organization (WTO).
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