It is primarily through books that we learn from other people. Often great minds. People who may be distant in time or space. People who have the ability to crystallise and capture the thoughts for which we can only grope. There would be no history, no science, nor literature without books - in short there would be no civilization.
There are a number of links to information about books on this site that in turn include links to Amazon where you can learn more about the book, browse other people's reviews and order the book. Here is a short list of the ones that I have learnt the most from.
Achievement
Action
After Action Review
Behavior
Behaviour
Business Management
Change
Children
Coaching
Collaboration
Communities of Practice
Competencies
Consciousness
Conversation
Creativity
Dialogue
E-Collaboration
E-Facilitation
Economics
Education
Evolution
Future
History
Human Resources
Ideas
Influence
Information Management
Information Technology
Innovation
Intellectual Capital
Knowledge Economy
Knowledge Management
Knowledge Networking
Net Work (Apr 2007) by Patti Anklam A Practical Guide to Creating and Sustaining Networks at Work and in the World
If you are interested in Knowledge Management, the
Knowledge Café
or the role of conversation in organizational life then you my be interested in this online book I am writing on
Conversational Leadership
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