The best thing about the book is that the author is obviously a very competent writer
The secret of Israel's military success
The Theft of India: The European Conquests of India, 1498-1765
Goras and Desis: Managing agencies and the making of corporate India
Earning the Rockies: How geography shapes America's role in the world
Tomasky's contribution is to remind us just how much Clinton did accomplish during his presidency
Ian Talbot and Tahir Kamran have produced an empathetic guide to a remarkable city
Cathy O'Neil brings in interesting human stories to explain risks of indiscriminate use of big data
Demonetisation: The Economists Speak is a collection of articles written by noted Indian economists
Regarding the Mumbai attacks, MacDonald tells us that the CIA turned a 'blind eye' to the LeT's role
Jonathan Chait argues that Obama's accomplishments will survive
A frequently-ignored aspect Banerjee explores is the multiculturalism of south Calcutta
The author's discoveries about leadership cannot be called revelatory
The book is a testament to the durability of ideas propagated by Western institutions
Edward Jay Epstein has produced a long, detailed book elaborating on his theory
Journalist Patrick Cockburn provides an incisive & unsparing analysis of the region's conflict zones
This biography of Einstein is built around that quirk of intuition ossifying into dogmatism
The book is colossal in its effort to understand Indians in America beyond Rajat Gupta, Indira Nooyi, Neel Kashkari, Sundar Pichai and their ilk
The book is more than just a historiographical recounting of Pakistan's birth and subsequent journey
A history of the complicated US-China relationship since 1776