
The 6R Method to Enhancing Employee Experience A Method to Improve Employee Engagement, Income Inequality, and Profitable Growth
Guy Marini
Published 2022
79 pages
Books about inequality examine the gap between rich and poor and what it does to a society. Economists and reporters explain how it grew, and novelists show what it feels like on either side. They are essential reading for understanding the tensions of our time. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.

Guy Marini
Published 2022
79 pages

M. W. Denise
Published 2022
176 pages

Oliver Davis, Christopher Watkin
Published 2022
228 pages

Melinda A. Mills
Published 2022
239 pages

Glenn Beck, Justin Trask Haskins
Published 2022
320 pages

Dagmar Abfalter, Rosa Reitsamer
Published 2022
226 pages

Steven Vertovec
Published 2022
250 pages

Carlo Morelli, Paul Seaman
Published 2022
138 pages

School of Architecture and Interior Design
2022 · 2023 edition
217 pages

Isabelle Bartkowiak-Théron, James Clover, Denise MARTIN, Richard F. Southby, Nick Crofts
2022 · 2023 edition
280 pages

Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir
Published 2022
289 pages

David Boud, Rola Ajjawi, Joanna Tai, Trina Jorre de St Jorre
Published 2022
260 pages

Xiaolin Wang
Published 2022

J. Mills Thornton III
Published 2022
246 pages

Alison Hearn
Published 2022
273 pages

Lucas Chancel and Thomas Piketty and Emmanuel Saez and Gabriel Zucman
Published 2022
116 pages

Angie Ngoc Tran
Published 2022
296 pages

Michelle Montgomery
Published 2022
170 pages

Jesse Kavadlo
Published 2022

Christopher J. Garthe
Published 2022
260 pages

Allyson Kelley
Published 2022
252 pages

Nanak Kakwani, Hyun H. Son
Published 2022
516 pages

Jean-François Le Coq, Catia Grisa, Stéphane Guéneau, Paulo André Niederle
Published 2022
445 pages

Miriam Godoy Penteado, Ole Skovsmose
Published 2022
362 pages