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My absolute top recommendation is why nations fail by Darren Aamagloo and James Robinson. Um the book uh the essential theme of the book is that inclusive political systems create inclusive economic systems.
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And then end times by Peter Churchen which kind of gives a sense of why we are in this moment itself and what explains the Trump era um based on essentially um how people probably have felt stuck for a long time and uh it makes me think about how we need a political system that is answering more fundamental questions than perhaps it has so far.
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