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Item specifics
- Condition
- Like New
- Seller Notes
- “VERY FINE with light of wear. No marks, stains or odors noted. Clean copy.”
- Country/Region of Manufacture
- United States
- Subject
- Leadership
- ISBN
- 9780061672910
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
HarperCollins
ISBN-10
0061672912
ISBN-13
9780061672910
eBay Product ID (ePID)
69577869
Product Key Features
Book Title
What's Next : Predictions from 50 of America's Most Compelling People
Number of Pages
304 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Future Studies, Sociology / General, United States / 21st Century, Essays
Publication Year
2009
Genre
Social Science, History
Format
Trade Paperback
Dimensions
Item Height
0.7 in
Item Weight
8 Oz
Item Length
5.3 in
Item Width
8 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
Dewey Edition
22
Dewey Decimal
973.93
Synopsis
The author of The Modern Girl's Guide to Life asks fifty experts, artists, business leaders, trendsetters, doctors, athletes, environmentalists, and intellectuals What will the next decade look like Where are we headed That is the question professional trendspotter Jane Buckingham posed to fifty influential leaders in a wide variety of fields-and their responses are surprising, provocative, compelling, and important. The result of her conversations with some of the most fascinating men and women in America today, What's Next is an essential collection of highly individual perspectives on tomorrow's world, including: Our world is changing faster than ever. The essential insights offered in What's Next can help us keep up-and stay ahead. Acclaimed writer Reza Aslan's belief that American Islam may become the model for Islam throughout the rest of the world Attorney Alan Dershowitz's views on the very scientific future of criminal defense law Campaign adviser Joe Trippi's thoughts on how politics will be turned upside down . . . and more Our world is changing faster than ever. The essential insights offered in What's Next can help us keep up-and stay ahead., The author of The Modern Girl's Guide to Life asks fifty experts, artists, business leaders, trendsetters, doctors, athletes, environmentalists, and intellectuals What will the next decade look like? Where are we headed? That is the question professional trendspotter Jane Buckingham posed to fifty influential leaders in a wide variety of fields--and their responses are surprising, provocative, compelling, and important. The result of her conversations with some of the most fascinating men and women in America today, What's Next is an essential collection of highly individual perspectives on tomorrow's world, including: Our world is changing faster than ever. The essential insights offered in What's Next can help us keep up--and stay ahead. Acclaimed writer Reza Aslan's belief that American Islam may become the model for Islam throughout the rest of the world Attorney Alan Dershowitz's views on the very scientific future of criminal defense law Campaign adviser Joe Trippi's thoughts on how politics will be turned upside down . . . and more Our world is changing faster than ever. The essential insights offered in What's Next can help us keep up--and stay ahead., The author of The Modern Girl's Guide to Life asks fifty experts, artists, business leaders, trendsetters, doctors, athletes, environmentalists, and intellectuals What will the next decade look like Where are we headed That is the question professional trendspotter Jane Buckingham posed to fifty influential leaders in a wide variety of fields--and their responses are surprising, provocative, compelling, and important. The result of her conversations with some of the most fascinating men and women in America today, What's Next is an essential collection of highly individual perspectives on tomorrow's world, including: Our world is changing faster than ever. The essential insights offered in What's Next can help us keep up--and stay ahead. Acclaimed writer Reza Aslan's belief that American Islam may become the model for Islam throughout the rest of the world Attorney Alan Dershowitz's views on the very scientific future of criminal defense law Campaign adviser Joe Trippi's thoughts on how politics will be turned upside down . . . and more Our world is changing faster than ever. The essential insights offered in What's Next can help us keep up--and stay ahead.
LC Classification Number
E169.12.B782 2009
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