Book Review: The Perfect Weapon by David Sanger

A well-researched book about cyber-weapons and the need to build deterrence to save the interconnected world we live in

Book Review: Cash and Dash: How ATMs and Computers Changed Banking — by Bernardo Batiz Lazo

A qualitative and quantitative study of a major fintech innovation that set the standard for online banking…

Book review: “The Republic of Letters” by Marc Fumarolli

A study of of a collective that upheld intellectual debates at times of religious hatred and in part made the intellectual Renaissance possible

Neil MacGregor: History of the World in 100 Objects

A story well told often needs an object to feel…

Book Review: “All Things Made New: Writings on the Reformation” by Diarmaid MacCulloch

A collection of essays about Reformation by a renown world-class specialist

Technology innovation in Financial Markets: Implications for Money, Payments and Settlement Finality

Book Review: Writing on the Wall: Social Media — The First 2,000 Years — by Tom Standage

News bring joy and sorrow — they inform, illuminate, warn, prepare — sometimes they are misused to misinform, confuse and frighten — yet the underlying motive to talk about their…

Neil MacGregor: Living with the Gods

A beautiful book pondering questions about how religious beliefs…