Henry Kissinger, Eric Schmidt and (MIT professor) Daniel Huttenlocher explore how AI is fundamentally transforming our society, the world order, and what it means to be human.

Ever-insightful Martin Wolf takes on the question of how and why the relationship between democracy and capitalism is falling apart, and the urgent need for radical reform.

Silk Road historian Peter Frankopan paints an epic and gripping history of how climate has shaped the growth and demise of civilizations from the Big Bang to the present, with deep resonance for today.

Anthropologist and evolutionary psychologist Robin Dunbar collaborates with leadership and organisation specialists Tracey Camillieri and Samantha Rockey to show how human groups function and how to shape high performing teams.

Distinguished economist Keyu Jin makes an insightful and revealing analysis of China’s economic model, culture and vast success, drawing on her understanding of both East and West to explode some of our popular myths.

A substantial story of our past and future. Engaging Sky News economics editor Ed Conway travels the world to excavate the ways in which six raw materials – sand, salt, iron, copper, oil, and lithium – transformed human civilisation and will shape our future.

Leon co-founder and campaigner Henry Dimbleby, author of Britain’s food strategy, takes a compelling and comprehensive look at why our appetite is killing us and the planet, and how the crisis can be averted.

Economic historian Chris Miller reveals the fascinating history of semiconductors, their role in America’s power and prosperity, and how the battle to control the industry will influence our future economy and security.

Elon Musk (Simon & Schuster UK)

Acclaimed Steve Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson reportedly shadowed Elon Musk for two years to paint this portrait of the fascinating and controversial disruptor.