Jul 14, 2024 | Book Reviews
What Carl G. Schowengerdt may not have, appropriately so, in literary bedside manner, he more than makes up for in terms of conceptual coherence and full, ideological three hundred-and-sixty degrees. His new book, matter-of-factly titled Human Ethics, isn’t just an...
Jul 14, 2024 | Book Reviews
“(My) mission was to tell the story of a reimagined American dream through my own encounter with this country, first as a visitor more than fifty years ago, and then as an immigrant, resident, and finally, a citizen,” writes Bernard J. Mullin at the beginning of his...
Jun 30, 2024 | Book Reviews
In a nutshell, what makes Peter H. Spitz’s new book work so well is its clarity. There’s never the sense of over-expansion, over-elaboration, or over-anything really. Just a straight presentational quality that really compliments what Spitz is trying to communicate in...
Jun 30, 2024 | Book Reviews
Stu Crum, with Douglas Glenn Clark, has released the new book Aim for the Uprights: The Intentional Playbook for Success in Faith, Family, and Business. As the title suggests, the book is something of a business and leadership advice guide, with a touch of the...
May 29, 2024 | Book Reviews
“It is our belief that 1) science ought to be applied for the betterment of society, and 2) applied practice grows stronger with a reliance on science. Accordingly, we are grateful for all the scientists and all the practitioners who enable the functioning of our...
May 15, 2024 | Book Reviews
“Our first stop is unpleasant but necessary. Let’s get started,” writes Sean Lemson, ACC, CPCC in his new book, entitled One Drop of Poison: How One Bad Leader Can Slowly Kill Your Company. The book’s subtitle is indicative enough of what the core topic of the read is...
