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Matthew Yglesias Recommended Books
Matthew Yglesias has recommended 10 books. Browse the complete reading list with quotes and sources below.
Matthew Yglesias is an American blogger and journalist who writes about economics and politics.
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Billionaires and Stealth Politics
by Benjamin I. Page
"Most billionaires don’t seek publicity for their activities & mostly donate to right-wing causes like regressive tax cuts & lower government spending." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
"Actually enjoyable to read." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
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"A great book." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
Justice, Gender, And The Family
by Susan M. Okin
"Definitely a book I recommend to men." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
"I really like this book a lot." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
"About a paradox that runs through American history." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
"A great little book." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
"I liked [this book]." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
The Social Construction of What?
by Ian Hacking
"A useful discussion." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
Winner-Take-All Politics
How Washington Made the Rich Richer--and Turned Its Back on the Middle Class
by Jacob S. Hacker
"The more I’ve thought about it, the more I’ve come to appreciate some of their conceptual insights." - Matthew Yglesias (Source)
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