From their website:
If you’ve found your way to this reading list you may be thinking, “I’m on board; I just need more details!” Or you may be thinking, “I’m not convinced, but I want to know more.” This reading list will set you on your way.
We have assembled here works by economists, historians, bankers, and more, all of whom take a fresh look at economic growth, sustainability, and equity, as well as successful efforts to confront problems on a national, regional, and even global scale. No one of these books captures the new consensus in its entirety; many perspectives—and, even more crucially, many kinds of evidence—are necessary in order to envision and build a future we can all live with.
#1
2015 • 5 Readers • 223 pages
#2
2007 • 43 Readers • 288 pages • 4
#3
#4
2011 • 29 Readers • 288 pages • 3.5
#5
2017 • 14 Readers • 320 pages • 4.2
#6
2016 • 10 Readers • 400 pages • 2
#7
2008 • 6 Readers • 368 pages • 4
#8
2016 • 6 Readers • 224 pages
#9
2014 • 52 Readers • 384 pages • 3.8
#10
2013 • 1 Reader • 273 pages
#11
2017 • 4 Readers • 192 pages
#12
2016 • 13 Readers • 430 pages • 4
#13
2014 • 4 Readers • 352 pages
#14
2016 • 4 Readers • 320 pages • 2
#15
2012 • 6 Readers • 428 pages • 4
#16
2016 • 392 pages
#18
2011 • 744 pages
#19
1982 • 4 Readers • 393 pages