Opening the Soviet System is a 1990 book by George Soros, the Hungarian-American investor and philanthropist.
The book centers on Soros's conviction that the late-2000s financial crisis represented the most serious economic disruption since…
The book examines the functioning of international financial and trade institutions and offers proposals for reforming the global…
The work addresses how open societies can be preserved and strengthened in an era of rising authoritarianism and…
The Challenge of Money is a work by George Soros examining the relationship between global financial markets and…
The book presents Soros's argument that the late-2000s recession was the most serious economic crisis since the 1930s,…
Masquerade is a work of speculative fiction that continues the episodic adventures of Carl and his talking cat…
The Crash of 2008 and What It Means is a work of financial and economic analysis by George…
Financial Turmoil in Europe and the United States is a book by George Soros, published in the early…
Soros approaches financial markets not merely as a practitioner but as a would-be philosopher.
The Soros Lectures is a 2010 book collecting five lectures delivered by George Soros at the Central European…
Soros's own essay serves as a personal, first-person counterpart to that account.
Underwriting Democracy is a nonfiction book by George Soros, first published in the early 1990s, about his philanthropic…
Soros argues that the EU has declined from a unified global power into a fractious confederation of states…
On Globalization is a policy-oriented work of political economy by the Hungarian-American investor and philanthropist George Soros.