
The Poets’ Guide to Economics
- 12th August 2022
John Ramsden’s new book takes an engaging look at what poets from Daniel Defoe to Ezra Pound have had to say about ‘the dismal science’

Simple But Not Easy: a second edition of a cult investment classic
- 16th June 2022
A new edition of Richard Oldfield’s popular guide to investment continues to fly the flag for active management and the value style

A World After Liberalism
- 12th May 2022
In the light of the Ukraine invasion an excursion into politics to look at a new book delving into the intellectual roots of today’s conservative nationalist movements

Making the case for long-term value investing – again
- 28th April 2022
A new book by Jim Cullen, founder of New York-based Schafer Cullen Capital Management, restates the case for classic value investment principles

Share Power: a manifesto for giving control back to private investors
- 17th February 2022
A new book by MoneyWeek editor Merryn Somerset Webb argues we can assert agency over companies through truly representative share ownership

Ending Fossil Fuels: Why Net Zero is Not Enough
- 23rd January 2022
A new book by Holly Jean Buck exposes the common assumption that a commitment to net zero implies a commitment to end the fossil fuel industry. Is another way possible?

Adapting the Efficient Market Hypothesis
- 17th January 2022
Theories of efficient markets mislead because they seek to explain market behaviour according to the laws of physics rather than biology, says Adaptive Market Hypothesis proponent Andrew Lo

Trillions: a history of the rise and rise of passive investment
- 10th January 2022
A new book by Financial Times journalist Robin Wigglesworth surveys the history of index funds and considers their increasingly significant implications for the global economy