“The Washington Post selected the Economics of Good and Evil among the top 5 economic books "for summer and beyond" in 2011.”

The Washington Post

Beautifully written ... for the first two-thirds I could not put it down or turn my mind to anything else ... a compulsive read.”

Samuel BrittanFinancial Times

“This book is unlike any economics text I have ever read yet his “conventional” economic credentials are impeccable.”

Integral Leadership Review