Battling Malaria: Bring Your Questions for Sonia Shah, Author of The Fever
Malaria has been infecting and killing humans for many millennia, yet it continues to elude man’s efforts to control it. Sonia Shah’s fascinating new book, The Fever: How Malaria Has Ruled Humankind for 500,000 Years, describes our long relationship with the disease. Shah has agreed to answer your questions so fire away. Read More »
Predicting the Financial Crisis: A Q&A With Fault Lines Author Raghuram Rajan
Rajan on the crisis. Read More »
If You’re Still Not Sick of Geoengineering: A Q&A With Jeff Goodell
A new book offers more insights into geoengineering. Read More »
How’s the View Up There?: A Q&A With the Author of The Tall Book
In The Tall Book, Arianne Cohen relies on insights from her own life (including a brief stint as one half of the world’s tallest couple), and research from economists and scientists to shed light on the pros and cons of life as a really tall person. Read More »
Taking Control of Your Health: A Q&A With the Author of The Decision Tree
Thomas Goetz, the executive editor of Wired, has written a new book that he hopes will give people some tools in this effort. Goetz has agreed to answer some of our questions about his book. Read More »
Can Public-Funded Entrepreneurship Work? A Q&A With the Author of Boulevard of Broken Dreams
In recent months, the U.S. government has taken on a challenging and controversial new role: private sector investor. This development has raised a host of questions about the government’s role in the economy and a new book by Josh Lerner, Boulevard of Broken Dreams: Why Public Efforts to Boost Entrepreneurship and Venture Capital Have Failed – and What to Do About It, is required reading for anyone hoping to understand the issues. Read More »
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