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Although the book does have one or two good ideas, it felt that those could have easily be fitted in a single article on Harvard Business Review without being stretched out into a book.

Middle East is very hard to understand. This book by Thomas Friedman gives very interesting perspectives about the things that were happening in Liban and Israel between 1982 and 1987 when the author was stationed in them as New York Times correspondent. It also lets you glimpse into the minds of the Middle Eastern peoples and their objectives.

Although I do not agree with everything that is written in this book, it is one of the best books about top management and how to run companies. It is full of insights or at least makes you stop and think about the hard things.

A good overview of the developments in the energy sector during the past few decades. Daniel Yergin is an outstanding expert to read on the complexities and developments in energy.