Value(s): Building a Better World for All

More than almost any other book I've read, this one definitely convinced me of just how smart the author is. There's really no doubt left in my mind. That being said, it's often incredibly dry, and you may find there are parts of it that you have to grind through to get to the more interesting parts.

I found maybe the third quarter of the book the best, though if you have a background in economics the earlier parts may be good for you as well. Definitely enjoyable, certainly academic and cerebral, and filled with good opinions and insights on the problems that face us currently.