Anjana Ahuja Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

Anjana Ahuja

Still, perhaps now more than ever, our perspiring world needs smart, radical idealists. Nomad Century, which takes in anthropology, demography, technology, politics, economics and sociology, should be on the reading list of anyone and everyone in any position of power.

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What a fabulous woman Nellie Bly was. I learnt a lot about her from The Great Pretender, a v good book by @scahalan on the dark side of psychiatric research https://t.co/EU9ODclpqx

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I’m on a roll - you will find me once again on #FTEdit, a curated selection of @FT pieces (free for first month). My review of Life Time, by body clock supremo Russell Foster, director of ⁦@OxSCNi⁩ We can sleep better and smarter via @FT https://t.co/DgUY3nBBHU https://t.co/9kLFjMsU2A

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First reviews are in. An honour to be reviewed alongside #Vaxxers #Spike by Jeremy Farrar and Anjana Ahuja; and #Vaxxers by Sarah Gilbert and Catherine Green – review https://t.co/voFCD1L1Um

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What timing. This report is out on the day that @uksciencechief gives first interview. I hope the public inquiry identifies the source of fateful (and fatal) #HerdImmunity /delayed lockdown strategy. #CovidInquiry #Spike book https://t.co/aHek6fLSEZ

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All covered in our bestselling book, #Spike, which explains how our world is custom-built for epidemics and pandemics and how we can keep a check on deadly pathogens. #Marburg #COVID19 https://t.co/V9ow1sNDG9

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Ghosh occasionally stumbles, according the opium poppy an unwarranted sense of agency as a player in world history. Even so, as a skilled storyteller, he triumphs in laying out the shame of the British empire’s opium trade for all to see.

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