The Economist's best books of 2022
The top 3 according to 3 votes from people: The Naked Don't Fear the Water — Matthieu Aikins · Power Failure — William D. Cohan · The Impossible City — Karen Cheung. (Updated Dec 14, 2022.)
15 books from The Economist's selection of the best of 2022.
Automatically translated (original in Polski). See the original
Top 15
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The Naked Don't Fear the Water — Matthieu Aikins
Picked by The Economist.
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2
Power Failure — William D. Cohan
Picked by The Economist.
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3
The Impossible City — Karen Cheung
Picked by The Economist.
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4
There Are No Accidents — Jessie Singer
Picked by The Economist.
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5
Confidence Man — Maggie Haberman
Picked by The Economist.
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6
We Have Tired of Violence — Matt Easton
Picked by The Economist.
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7
The Economic Weapon — Nicholas Mulder
Picked by The Economist.
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8
Money Men — Dan McCrum
Picked by The Economist.
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9
Chip War — Chris Miller
Picked by The Economist.
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10
Dead in the Water — Matthew Campbell & Kit Chellel
Picked by The Economist.
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11
The Power Law — Sebastian Mallaby
Picked by The Economist.
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12
For Profit — William Magnuson
Picked by The Economist.
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13
Butler to the World — Oliver Bullough
Picked by The Economist.
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14
Slouching Towards Utopia — J. Bradford DeLong
Picked by The Economist.
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15
The Age of the Strongman — Gideon Rachman
Picked by The Economist.
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