Billionaire businessman Bill Gates is the world's most successful capitalist, but his theory on overcoming world poverty could make him the most controversial too.
The extension of a speech he gave in 2008, Creative Capitalism throws out the challenge to develop a solution to poverty that relies not on philanthropy, but on integrating altruism into corporate objectives. He's seconded by investment guru Warren Buffett, but there are plenty of challengers too, and this fascinating book canvasses all opinions.
In all, you'll hear from more than forty top thinkers, including three Nobel laureates and two US cabinet secretaries on a new direction for capitalism in a changing world.