Tyler Cowen Recommended Books

"One of the very best management books of recent times." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Yes, this is the story of Vitalik Buterin and Ethereum. Very useful, and I am glad there is now a good book on this topic." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"I think, is [the author's] very best, deepest, most subtle novel." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"[The author's] biggest-selling book to date." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Every city should have a good book about it, and now Marseille does." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"British Columbia had a quarantine station that late, and this is its story." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Probably the best history of the company were are going to get, at least for the earlier years of the company." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Power, sex, dating, and romance, but surprisingly substantive." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A look at how to translate ideas from Singapore’s health care system into the United States." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Imagine the Soviets trying to build a 'city of science,' and meeting problem after problem." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Will prove one of the best and most important works of the last few years." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"I loved this book." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A very good introduction to the growing body of evidence about the harms of alcohol, in all walks of life." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"I could not help but crack open the cover and sample a few pages, and then I was hooked." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Just how good or bad are things in America right now? [This book] is the most balanced and informative take on this question you are likely to see." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

Tyler Cowen recommended this book in his blog. (Source)

"Thorough and useful, though not exciting to read." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A very good treatment of what it promises, with an emphasis on the concept of mercy in Islam." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A wonderful book if you care about the lost pianos of Siberia and indeed I do." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"The first third being remarkably moving and incisive as well." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A frank and brutal documentation of why you should never trust a prosecutor or speak to the FBI." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"New and notable." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"The best book on geographic mobility and exit that has been written to date." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

" A very smart, well-written, well-argued book." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Captures the complexities, and in fact pulls the reader away from the usual tired dichotomy." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"I have only browsed this book, yet it appears to have much more information about the Vikings than other books I know." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"The book to read on Dante after you’ve read all the other books." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Not a secret history, but it is a good general overall introduction to its chosen topic." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"An excellent book on economic growth." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"What a beautiful book." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"One of the more important and more prophetic social science books of our time." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"This three-volume set is quite the remarkable achievement." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"This three-volume set is quite the remarkable achievement." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"This three-volume set is quite the remarkable achievement." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A YIMBY book, with good historical material on San Francisco, Los Angeles, and other locales involved in the struggle to build more." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A very good book about the YIMBY movement and its struggles." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Why don’t more books fit this model: take one topic and explain it well?" - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Self-recommending." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"About what options a U.S. government would have — short of full war — to deal with international grabs by China or Russia." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"A very old thesis, but these days quite new." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

Tyler Cowen recommended this book in his blog. (Source)

"Excellent book!" - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"One of the most interesting parts of the memoir is how she reconciles being both a 'psychopath' and a Mormon..." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Perhaps the most important general social science book in a good while." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"I loved [this book]." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Wonderful." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Excellent." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"About spontaneous order and decentralisation, and just how powerful the web can be." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Has nothing to do with the internet per se, it’s really about decentralisation." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Brilliant, but I think it raises an important question." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"It basically says wikis work and wikis are important and wikis are the way of the future." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"It’s really a book of meditations. It’s very philosophical." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"About the beauty of organised structures and how we play them in game-like fashion and how much they entrance us." - Tyler Cowen (Source)

"Illuminating." - Tyler Cowen (Source)