Book review: The age of the unthinkable: Why the new world disorder constantly surprises us and what we can do about it by Joshua Cooper Ramo, ISBN9780316118088

The book covers a lot of new thinking in the current economics and political sciences:

• Eric von Hipppel Democratizing Innovation
• Ricardo Semler and his new management practice in his company Semco
• Per Bak and his self-organized criticality phenomenon
• Isaiah Berlin: Hedgehogs thinker vs fox thinker
• Masako Watanabe: Styles of reasoning in Japan and the United States: Logic of education in two cultures
• Richard Nisbett: The geography of thoughts
• Mike Moritz and secret of successful venture investment in Sequoia Capital
• Aharon Farkash's tenure at Israeli military intelligence unit IDF
• Shigeru Miyamoto's creation of Wii and revival of Nintendo
• Lucien-Victor Guirand de Scevola's invention of camouflage in World War I
• Dan Kaminsky's discovery of DNS flaw and innovative way of fixing it
• Anselm Kiefer's painting Deutschlands Geistesheldon
• Tony Moll's leading anti HIV efforts in South Africa and re-emergence of TB due to failure of patient education
• Gertrude Stein and her role in new art movement (Cubism) in 1910s
• David Kotz with Fred Weir Revolution from above: The demise of the Soviet System
• C.S Holling and Simon Levin: Two ecologists
• Bill Broweder's Russian investment strategy and his early detection of 2008 financial meltdown