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4.0 out of 5 stars
A fascinating view of the "auto-pilot" of society.,
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This review is from: It's Broken, Let's Fix It (Hardcover)
This book is a very different, lively, and believable analysis of what is going on in corporations and society. It is also very entertaining, written in a conversational tone with just a tiny hint of occasional European syntax that brings fond memories of long philosophical conversations over coffee. And moderate, looking at the whole picture -- stockholders, executives, middle managers, workers, customers, Wall Street analyts. However, it does not offer solutions that look realistic -- one of them is better laws, which is quite impossible by the arguments presented in the book! I give it 4.5 stars, really, and if the solutions were workable, it'd be 10. Folks who love the "Wackadamia" music CD by "Dr. Jane" will love this book. |
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It's Broken, Let's Fix It by Gerard M. de Beuckelaer (Hardcover - December 18, 2001)
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