How to be Really Well Informed in Minutes by The Week

How to be Really Well Informed in Minutes by The Week

Based on the 'Briefings' columns that appear in every issue of The Week, here is a book that addresses the key issues of our day and breaks them down into bite-sized questions and answers. Each one takes minutes to read yet provides objective and meticulously researched perspectives on the major matters of our times. How did Darwin change the world? What exactly is Sharia law? Which was the world's worst industrial accident? Is computer hacking getting more serious? Can Aspirin cure cancer? What was the legacy of the Iran-Iraq war? Ranging across a wide array of subjects - from medicine, science and politics, to history, geography and finance - about which we are often less informed than we would like, this is a fascinating book to dip into. We would all like to be better informed. Here is a book that makes it easy.

[The Week] is a collection of excellence -- David Axelrod * Senior Advisor to President Obama *

The Week is one of the biggest success stories in magazine publishing of the last 20 years. Appealing to the smart and the curious, it is a clever and eclectic digest of all the major news of the week. The magazine has a growing circulation and is published in the UK, the USA and Australia.

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ISBN 13	9781529103335
ISBN 10	1529103339
Title	How to be Really Well Informed in Minutes
Author	The Week
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Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	Ebury Publishing
Year published	2018-08-16
Number of pages	288
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