Jeffrey Snover

Tracing the evolution of capitalism in the United States from colonial times to the present day, this ambitious single-volume history explores how the country's economic growth is intertwined with American life. Through four distinct ages of commerce, capital, control, and chaos, economic historian Jonathan Levy argues that we have reached a turning point that will define the era ahead. With striking inequalities and a lack of oversight leading to the crash of 2008, this is a timely and essential guide to understanding American history and the current state of the economy.

Take a journey through the future of America with this riveting book from a master geopolitical forecaster. He predicts dramatic upheaval and reshaping of American government, foreign policy, economics, and culture in the 2020s that will bring about increased strength, stability, and power in the world. With detailed analysis of American history seen in cycles, this book covers topics such as the size and scope of the federal government, marriage and social contracts, shifts in corporate structures, and new cultural trends. Provocative and entertaining, it's a must-read for anyone interested in the future of America.

This thought-provoking book highlights the power shift caused by technology between the public and elite institutions. The author analyzes how digital devices and the vast information sphere sparked insurgencies across the globe, mobilizing millions of ordinary people. The updated edition takes a look at current political events, including Donald Trump's election and Brexit, and ponders whether the current elite class can reform the democratic process. A must-read for those interested in politics and technology.

A former IBM executive reveals the marketing philosophy, strategies, and techniques that have made IBM one of the most successful, admired companies in the world...

Disunited Nations by Peter Zeihan is a thought-provoking guidebook that delves into the future of world powers, trade agreements, and international institutions. Zeihan presents counterintuitive arguments about a world where cooperation is disintegrating, and smaller, competing powers will prevail. He predicts that China will collapse, France will replace Germany as Europe's most powerful country, and Saudi Arabia, not Iran, will pose the biggest threat to the Middle East. This essential reading provides insights that no leader can afford to ignore, as we enter a period of chaos and uncertainty.

Explore the contrarian and eye-opening assessment of American power in The Accidental Superpower. International strategist Peter Zeihan explains how the hard rules of geography are redefining the global system and how America's geography is simply sublime. With topics ranging from the abolishment of empires to the United States' rapidly approaching energy independence, this thought-provoking book will challenge your perspective on the world we live in.

"Beirut Rules" is a gripping true story of the beginnings of the CIA's war against Islamic radicalism. In 1983, CIA station chief William Buckley was kidnapped and murdered by Hezbollah terrorists in Lebanon. Drawing on never-before-seen government documents and interviews, coauthors Burton and Katz provide a pulse-by-pulse account of Buckley's abduction, torture, and murder, and reveal how this event ignited the war on terror that continues to shape the Middle East today.