Hans Rosling Books in Order
Browse Hans Rosling's books in publication order, with summaries of his work on interpreting global trends and his memoir about learning to understand the world.
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Hans Rosling books in publication order
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Factfulness
by Hans Rosling
2018
Hans Rosling and his collaborators examine ten habitual ways people misjudge global conditions. Using evidence about poverty, health, education, and population, they offer practical approaches to recognizing distorted assumptions and developing a more accurate understanding of the world.
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Bill Gates recommended this bookBill Gates
"A fantastic book, and I hope a lot of people read it." - Bill Gates
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Recommended on Jordan Peterson's website.
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Barack Obama recommended this bookBarack Obama
"A hopeful book about the potential for human progress when we work off facts rather than our inherent biases." - Barack Obama
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Howard Marks recommended this bookHoward Marks
"Unmasks a lot of misperceptions that people have about the state of the world." - Howard Marks
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Michael Batnick recommended this bookMichael Batnick
"Terrific book." - Michael Batnick
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How I Learned to Understand the World
by Hans Rosling
2020
Hans Rosling recounts the experiences and encounters that shaped his understanding of global development. Moving from medical work in Mozambique to international forums, the memoir explores how curiosity, human relationships, and evidence influenced his thinking.
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by Hans Rosling
2018Ten Reasons We're Wrong About the World - and Why Things Are Better Than You Think
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