Los mejores libros de 2005 según Strategy and Business

Consultor Anónimo 18 de febrero de 2006 0 comentarios

Los mejores libros de negocios de 2005 Interesante el dossier que han preparado en la revista Strategy+Business, en el que a lo largo de 40 páginas hacen un análisis de los mejores libros sobre el mundo de los negocios publicados en 2005. Para facilitar su tarea, los han agrupado por categorías, y estos son los mencionados:

Futuro:

Eveything bad is good for you: how today’s popular culture is actually making us smarter, de Steven Johnson
In the bubble: designing ina a complex world, de Johtn Thackara
The long emergency: surviving the converging catastrophes of the 21st century, de James Howard Kunstler
Massive change, de Bruce Mau
Radical evolution: the promise and peril of enhancing our minds, our bocies… and what it means to be human, de Joel Garreau
A whole new mind: moving from the information Age to the conceptual Age, de Daniel H. Pink

The world is flat: a brif history of the 21st century, de Thomas L. Friedman

Estrategia:

Blue Ocean strategy: how to create uncontested market space and make the competition irrelevant, de W. Chan Kim y Renée Mauborgne
The fortune at the bottom of the pyramid: erradicating poverty through profits, de C.K. Prahalad

Market busters: 40 strategic moves thatdrive exceptional business growth

Globalización:

Capitalism at the crossroads: the unlimited business opportunities in solving the world’s most difficult problems, de Stuart L. Hart
Confessions of an economic hit man, de John Perkins
The end of poverty: economic possibilities for our time, de Jeffrey D. Sachs

The travels of a T-Shirt in the global economy: an economists examines the markets, power and politics of world trade, de Pietra Rivoli

Management:

Blood on the street: the sensational inside story of how Wall Street anaysists duped a generation of investors, de Charles Gasparino
Conspiracy of fools: a true story, de Kurt Eicherwald
Ponzi’s scheme: the true story of a financial legend, de Mitchell Zuckoff
Will your next mistake be fatal? Avoiding the chain of mistakes that can destroy your organization, de Rober E. Mittelstaedt Jr.

Winning, de Jack Welch

Conciliación de vida personal y profesional:

Creating the good life: applying Aristottle’s wisdom to find meaning and happiness, de James O’Toole
In praise of slowness: how a worldwide movement is challenging the cult of speed, de Carl Honoré
The time divide: work, family and gender inequality, de Jerry A. Jacobs y Kathleen Gerson

Time off for good behavior: how hardworking women can take a break and change their lives, de Mary Lou Quinlan

Marketing:

All marketers are liars: the power of telling authentic stories in a low-trust world, de Seth Godin
Brand Hijack: marketing without marketing, de Alex Wipperfurth
How customers think: essential insights into the mind of the market, de Geral Zaltman

Profitbrand: how to increase the profitability, accountability and sustainability of brands, de Nick Wreden

Medios de comunicación:

Hard new: the scandals at The New York Times and their meaning for American media, de Seth Mnookin

Liderazgo:

Coach: lessons on the game of life, de Michael Lewis
Joy at work: a revolutionary approach to fun on the job, de Dennis W. Bakke
Lessons on leadership by terror: finding Shaka Zulu in the attic, de Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries

A life in leaderhip: from D-Day to Ground Zero, an autobiography, de John C. Whitehead

Como toda selección, a buen seguro es discutible la inclusión de determinados libros: todos tenemos nuestros favoritos. Pero no deja de ser una buena orientación si buscamos cosas interesantes para leer. Lógicamente, todos ellos están editados en inglés, pero poco a poco van llegando al mercado las versiones en castellano.

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