
Pavan Sodhan
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Strategist| Reviewer @BooksinFive | Instructor @oyf_official
Ontario, Canada
Joined February 2015
I borrowed this great book from my favourite library @VPL and you should definitely check it out as it covers such an important topic we should all know more about! #supportpubliclibraries
https://t.co/5abE8Bb8um
versobooks.com
Fascism or Genocide is New York Times Magazine writer Ross Barkan’s sweeping report on the 2024 US election and the decade of political upheaval leading up to it.As in 2020, Joe Biden campaigned on a...
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The Democrats campaigned on a platform of preventing authoritarianism in the country but they were unable to convince enough voters partly because they were tagged with the label of genocide enablers with the book revealing just how complicated it is to win political power 5/5
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With impressive developments in communication technologies & cultural movements that suffused everyday life, the United States political trajectory over the past decade has changed tremendously with the author detailing the tension & conflict that emerged between the sides 4/5
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Although the 2024 presidential election was looking likely to be a rematch of the no-holds-barred contest between Biden & Trump, the book highlights the events that led up to Kamala Harris eventually becoming the nominee; however, this switch did not succeed for the Dems 3/5
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Considered to be one of the nation’s leading voices on contemporary issues as his writing regularly appears in prestigious outlets, the author is an award-winning journalist, novelist & essayist and the editor-in-chief of the exciting new review publication, @the_met_review 2/5
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Echoing @xlorentzen recommendation to buy @RossBarkan excellent new book recapping an increasingly polarized past 10 years in the United States with Joe Biden being the only candidate to defeat a Republican Party led by Donald Trump, which I reviewed for @BooksinFive below! 1/5
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The economic policies that Canadian leaders have enacted over the previous decades have stifled growth & productivity @danyassaf joins us to discuss his excellent book which highlights how Canada can shift course in order to truly maximize the nation's potential for the future
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I borrowed this great book from my favourite library @VPL and you should definitely check it out as it covers such an important topic we should all know more about! #supportpubliclibraries
https://t.co/Z1sCBrWcHb
penguinrandomhouse.com
A NEXT BIG IDEA CLUB MUST-READ BOOK • A groundbreaking new perspective on the moral mind that rewrites our understanding of where moral judgments come from, and how we can overcome...
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Although the first instinct for people on either side of an argument is to bring forth the best data & facts in order to sway their opponent, the book demonstrates that an understanding of the “harm-based” moral mind allows one to better bridge the existing political divide 5/5
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Combining cutting-edge research with narrative flair to present an impressive story about moral judgements being built on a foundation of threat perception, the author reveals that people hold different stances in their minds because of different assumptions of vulnerability 4/5
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Beginning with a necessary review of humanity’s evolution over the millions of years to highlight just how the mind developed to respond to harms, the book overturns the popular perception that “killer apes” were conquering the world but instead were struggling to survive 3/5
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Considered to be one of the nation’s leading commentators on the topics of psychology & neuroscience as his findings & publications regularly appear in numerous popular media, the author is currently a professor at the @UNCPsych where he directs two important organizations 2/5
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Echoing @jayvanbavel recommendation to buy @kurtjgray superb new book showcasing how humans share a moral mind primed to mitigate threats and that political conflict happens because of disagreements about which harms are most real, which I reviewed for @BooksinFive below! 1/5
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Far-right extremist attacks in the United states goes back decades @Jacob_A_Ware & @hoffman_bruce join us to discuss their superb new book where they detail the history & development of domestic terrorism into the present day and what can be done by policymakers to counter them
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Must read from @stphnmaher
Mark Carney Is a Very Demanding Boss. His elbows-up enthusiasm won him the election. Now he’s governing like a Bay Street exec, @stphnmaher writes. https://t.co/DIE9v6izEF Find out more at https://t.co/1zbPY5H87t
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I borrowed this great book that I reviewed above from my favourite library @VPL and you should definitely check it out as it covers such an important topic we should all know more about! @krisjdoyle @tobymundy
#supportpubliclibraries
https://t.co/VX1KUInnma
simonandschuster.ca
“Phenomenal…a jaw-dropping book.” —Jon Stewart, The Daily Show Named by both The New York Times and The Economist as one of the best books of the y...
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With the rise of both Beijing’s power on the world stage & the economic might of hundreds of millions of Chinese consumers, Apple is caught in a vice of it’s own making as it contends with Xi & Trump and the book showcases the benefits & challenges that the company faces 5/5
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Beginning with the history of Apple’s deciding to move it’s supply chain to Asia under Steve Jobs to the utter concentration of the manufacturing process that occurred with Tim Cool in charge, the author reveals the Cupertino-based company as responsible for uplifting China 4/5
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