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|author= Ian Goldin and Chris Kutarna
|title= Age of Discovery: Navigating the Risks and Rewards of Our New Renaissance
|rating= 3.5
|genre= Politics and Society
|summary=Here we are, world, in the midst of a new Renaissance. What will it be, to flounder or to flourish?
The central aim of this discourse is to highlight our current position, and the fact that there is a choice to be made. The authors date 1990 as the dawn of a new, and our present, Renaissance. As with the last, this time warrants in a whole host of risks, but it also offers the opportunity to reap the benefits of the changes occurring across the globe.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>147293637X</amazonuk>
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|author= Xinran, Esther Tyldesley and David Dobson
|summary=In 1994 Mike McIntyre was a thirty-seven-year-old journalist with a secret: he was frightened. There were specific fears, but what it boiled down to was that he was frightened of life - and then there was a memory. He remembered - with some shame - not stopping for a hitchhiker with a gas can in the desert. It was almost on a whim that he decided to cross America, from San Francisco in California to Cape Fear in North Carolina, which might sound like a great adventure, but McIntyre decides to do it without money - to be completely reliant on the kindness of strangers. He was confronting his own fears.
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>B00PWMVWTY</amazonuk>
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