Short but not too short, academic but not dry and tedious, an exploration of the library beyond the book, including reading rooms, mobile library, and community-centers in western civilizations. Worth a re-read. Has pictures. Great for any lover of libraries.
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Literally a Blue Cup wants to read Implementing Beyond Budgeting by Bjarte Bogsnes
Literally a Blue Cup wants to read Pluriverse by Ariel Salleh
Pluriverse by Ariel Salleh, Alberto Acosta, Arturo Escobar, and 2 others
With textbook readers and digital downloads proliferating, it is easy to imagine a time when …
just like the title says, the library beyond the book
Literally a Blue Cup rated The Library Beyond The Book: 4 stars
The Library Beyond The Book by Jeffrey T. Schnapp
With textbook readers and digital downloads proliferating, it is easy to imagine a time when printed books will vanish. Such …
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The Library Beyond The Book by Jeffrey T. Schnapp
With textbook readers and digital downloads proliferating, it is easy to imagine a time when printed books will vanish. Such …
Literally a Blue Cup rated ESG Investing for Dummies: 4 stars
Literally a Blue Cup finished reading ESG Investing for Dummies by Brendan Bradley
Literally a Blue Cup wants to read Evil Incarnate by David Frankfurter
Literally a Blue Cup reviewed Corporate Rebels by Joost Minnaar
8 radical lessons from 100 of the world’s most inspiring companies Today’s workplaces are broken. …
enthusiastic overview of (mostly) self-managed companies
Not a how-to, more of an enthusiastic safari of self-management companies.
Literally a Blue Cup rated Corporate Rebels: 4 stars
Corporate Rebels by Joost Minnaar, Pim de Morree
8 radical lessons from 100 of the world’s most inspiring companies Today’s workplaces are broken. Badly broken. With 85% of …
Literally a Blue Cup reviewed Humanocracy by Gary Hamel
great book, overview + practical steps for impementation
First half is an overview of (mostly) self-managed companies - you might get a better overview in Corporate Rebels. Second half is practical how-to.
Seems like it would be better for the practical reader to skip to the second half, but if the reader has not yet read Corporate Rebels the first half is good to have.
Literally a Blue Cup wants to read Mutual Aid by Peter Kropotkin
Mutual Aid by Peter Kropotkin, David Graeber, Andrej Grubačić, and 4 others
In this cornerstone of modern liberal social theory, Peter Kropotkin states that the most effective human and animal communities are …
