Historian Norberg examines the rise and fall of seven of history’s greatest civilizations and what they can teach us: how do we ensure that our current golden age doesn’t end?

Award-winning journalist Olson’s dramatic and revealing story of Microsoft and Google’s race to control generative AI, the struggle to use tech for good, and the perils that lie ahead.

The extraordinary story of tech investor Son’s breathtaking rise, making and losing several fortunes along the way from a Korean slum to becoming one of the most consequential investors of our time.

Washington Post journalist Dou traces the rise of Huawei from startup to telecommunications giant, in an intricately-reported and even-handed look inside this mysterious company.

The inspiring stories of five bold female explorers, scientists and conservationists who fought to explore and protect the sort of wild spaces that had hitherto been the preserve of male adventurers.

Minshall, Professor of Innovation at Cambridge, reveals the surprising and complex journeys products take to reach us, illuminating manufacturing’s transformational impact and a potential path to a more sustainable future.

Sheyder, a senior Reuters correspondent, chronicles the explosive battles, complexities and dilemmas the world faces in extracting the essential deposits to fuel the energy transition.

Susskind’s thought-provoking study of the past, present and future of economic growth makes the case for its continued pursuit, redirected to reflect what we really value.

BBC correspondent Chu examines the rise of isolationist thinking and the dangers of “Securonomics” to the global economy, looking at global supply chains from food to high-tech.

From endless emails to convoluted processes, destructive friction plagues organisations, but not all friction is bad. Stanford Professors Sutton and Rao draw on seven years of research to teach us to be “friction fixers”, averting bad friction and injecting the good.

Journalist Stefan Stern meditates on aspects of ambition and its place in our lives, drawing on the major themes of Macbeth and the lives of public figures, from Kamala Harris to Boris Johnson, to explore both sides of this powerful driver.

A beautiful, Booker-prize winning short novel that follows the lives of six astronauts on one day aboard the International Space Station. Through sixteen rotations around the earth the profound story illuminates life in our fragile and precious world, from the epic to the intimate.