What Tyler Cowen Has Been Reading (2011-12-24)
- 1BookGarry Kasparov on Garry KasparovG. K. Kasparov · 2011
Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov
G. K. Kasparov · 2011
- 2

Sweet invention
Michael Krondl · 2011
- 3

Bread Edible Reaktion Books
William Rubel · 2011
- 4

The living mountain
Nan Shepherd · 1977
- 5

Moscow, the fourth Rome
Katerina Clark · 2011
- 6BookVerdi and/or WagnerPeter Conrad · 2011
Verdi and/or Wagner
Peter Conrad · 2011
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Getting it wrong
William A. Barnett · 2011
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Who Was Jacques Derrida?
David Mikics · 2009
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Leaving the Atocha Station
Ben Lerner, Cruz Rodríguez Juiz · 2011
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Books featured in Tyler Cowen’s Marginal Revolution reading post.
Source order. Includes books discussed, sampled or awaiting reading; inclusion is not necessarily a recommendation or ranking.
Source: https://marginalrevolution.com/marginalrevolution/2011/12/what-ive-been-reading-15.html
Numbers show collection order, not a source rating.
- Garry Kasparov on Garry Kasparov — G. K. Kasparov
- Sweet invention — Michael Krondl
- Bread Edible Reaktion Books — William Rubel
- The living mountain — Nan Shepherd
- Moscow, the fourth Rome — Katerina Clark
- Verdi and/or Wagner — Peter Conrad
- Getting it wrong — William A. Barnett
- Who Was Jacques Derrida? — David Mikics
- Leaving the Atocha Station — Ben Lerner, Cruz Rodríguez Juiz
- The assumptions economists make — Jonathan Schlefer
- How economics shapes science — Paula E. Stephan


















