Rutger Bregman's Book Recommendations

"A really good book about the famous Robbers Cave Experiment."

"This is a really good book about the famous Robbers Cave Experiment, written by @GinaPerry. Just read it for the 2nd time and can recommend it to anyone who's interested in (social) psychology."

"Great book about the history of GDP."

"@faisalnazir @AaronBastani Yes. Source is Diane Coyle’s great book about the history of GDP"

"Crystal clear, rigorously empirical."

"One of the best books I’ve read this year. Crystal clear, rigorously empirical. Should be read by policymakers from around the globe, especially in the US. It’s *the* to-do-list for the next president. Will be published next month. @gabriel_zucman"

"Long time since I underlined so much in a book."

"Just finished this brilliant book by @helenlewis. Long time since I underlined so much in a book. Love her observation that 'universal basic income' is just another phrase for 'wages for housework'."

"Tells the amazing story of a Russian scientist who domesticated a fox and revolutionized our understanding of human nature." - Rutger Bregman"

"One of those books I couldn’t have done without. Tells the amazing story of a Russian scientist who domesticated a fox and revolutionized our understanding of human nature. Brilliantly written – can’t recommend it enough."

"Highly recommended. It's not easy to become (more of) a scout, but it's hard not to be inspired by this book."

"Just finished this one by @juliagalef. Highly recommended. It's not easy to become (more of) a scout, but it's hard not to be inspired by this book."

"Fantastic book. Motto: stop trying to be pure, start changing the world."

"Fantastic book. Motto: stop trying to be pure, start changing the world. Written by @TobiasLeenaert, founder of one of the most effective organizations that's trying to change our food system."

"Wonderful book."

"It was a drawing of the slave ship 'The Brooks'. The historian @MarcusRediker tells us that it was actually a 'graphic understatement'. See his wonderful book -->"