LEADERSHIP
- Putting Your Values to Work (Fairholm) —2013
- Inspiring Trust (McLemore) —2014
- Ethics, the Heart of Leadership, 3E (Ciulla) —2014
- Recognizing Women’s Leadership (Lennon) —2014
- Mastering the Art of Recruiting (Travis—Diforio) —2015
- Leadership Lessons from the Race to the South Pole (O’Connell—Jewell) —2015
- Light a Fire Under Your Business (Pandola and Bird—Karinch) —2015
- Board Games (Montford and McCool)—2016
- The New Advantage: How Women in Leadership Positions Can Create Win-Wins for Their Organizations and Themselves (Morgan and Jay)—2016
- Yes, You’re a Leader! (Kunich and Lester) —2016
- Navigating an Organizational Crisis (Hutson and Johnson)—2016
- CEO: Mastering the Corporate Pyramid (Decker) —2016
- Lead Like a Guide (Maxwell—Uh)—2016
- Winning at Following (Baldwin)—2017
- Leading a Family Business (Craig and Moores)—2017
- How Leaders Improve (Gates, Graddy, Lindekens—Gomez)—2017
- The Insightful Leader (Fergusson)—2018
- Future-Ready Leadership (Groscurth)—2018
- A Guide to Nonprofit Board Success (Jarboe—Lizotte)—2019
- High-Performance Managerial Leadership (de Waal—Lizotte)—2020
WORKPLACE CULTURE
- Women and Management (Paludi) —2013
- Workplace Communication for the 21st Century (Wrench) —2013
- Virtual Teams (Kurtzberg) —2014
- Building a Culture for Sustainability (Wirtenberg) —2014
- Decoding the Workplace (Ballard) —2015
- Trust Rules, 2E (Stroh) —2015
- The Disposable Visionary (Jerome and Powell) —2015
- Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in the Workplace (Karsten) —2016
- Working with Millennials (Robertson) —2016
- Motivation (Gottlieb)—2017
- Gender Ambiguity in the Workplace (Fogarty and Zheng)—2018
- Transgender in the Workplace (Sheridan)—2018
WOMEN AND GENDER IN BUSINESS
- Women and Management (Paludi) —2013
- The MBA Slingshot for Women (Lindsay)—2014
- Recognizing Women’s Leadership (Lennon)—2014
- The New Advantage: How Women in Leadership Positions Can Create Win-Wins for Their Organizations and Themselves (Morgan and Jay)—2016
- Gender, Race, and Ethnicity in the Workplace (Karsten) —2016
- Gender Ambiguity in the Workplace (Fogarty and Zheng)—2018
- Transgender in the Workplace (Sheridan)—2018
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
- Tapping the Wisdom That Surrounds You (Ghaffari) —2014
- How to Build a Nontraditional Career Path (Elsdon) —2014
- The MBA Slingshot for Women (Lindsay) —2014
- The Work-Life Equation (Maw—Lizotte) —2015
- Career Planning and Succession Management (Rothwell et al.) —2015
- A Guide for Dual-Career Couples (Sprunt—Fortune)—2016
- Thriving in Retirement (Feuerherm and Coon)—2017
- Winning in the Robotic Workplace (Wasik)—2019
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
- Entrepreneurial Women, 2 vols. (Kelly) —2014
- Entrepreneur’s Guide to Running a Business (Rhoads)—2014
- Entrepreneur’s Guide to Financial Statements (Worrell)—2014
- Emergency Planning for the Solo Entrepreneur (Hack) —2015
- Entrepreneurial Leadership (Mastrangelo) —2015
- Working in the Middle East (Riggs)—2016
- Emergence of the Urban Entrepreneur (Cohen) —2016
- Navigating the Whitewater Rapids Entrepreneurial Success (Golann)—2016
- How to Launch Your Side Hustle (Underwood)—2020
BUSINESS STRATEGY/GOVERNANCE/RISK
- Mastering Strategy (Braun and Latham) —2014
- Board Games (Montford and McCool)—2016 BEST-SELLER on this list
- Competitive Intelligence Rescue (Vella and McGonagle)—2017
- Corporate Security Crossroads (Chasdi)—2017
- The Artificial Intelligence Imperative (Lauterbach and Bonime-Blanc)—2018
- Advancing the Common Good (Kotler)—2019
BUSINESS AND TECHNOLOGY
- Virtual Teams (Kurtzberg)—2014
- Corporate Security Crossroads (Chasdi)—2017
- The Limits of the Digital Revolution (Hrynyshyn)—2017
- Distracted: Staying Connected without Losing Focus (Kurtzberg and Gibbs)—2017
- The Artificial Intelligence Imperative (Lauterbach and Bonime-Blanc)—2018
- Future-Ready Leadership (Groscurth)—2018
- Winning in the Robotic Workplace (Wasik)—2019
- The Rise of the Curator Class (Davis)—2019
BUSINESS ETHICS & SUSTAINABILITY
- Business and Corporate Integrity, 2 vols. (Chandler) —2014
- Ethics, the Heart of Leadership, 3E (Praeger, Ciulla) —2014
- Building a Culture for Sustainability (Wirtenberg) —2014
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS
- Understanding the Global Market (Keillor) —2013
- The New Asia (James and Merchant) —2013
- Working in the Middle East (Riggs)—2016
MARKETING, SALES & ADVERTISING
- Street Marketing (Saucet) —2015
- The New Advertising, 2V (Brown, Jones, and Wang—Merritt)—2016
- Boomers 3.0 (Samuel)—2017
- Capturing Loyalty (Larson and McClellan)—2017
- Branding with Powerful Stories (Stone—Lizotte)—2018
- The Rise of the Curator Class (Davis)—2019
- Authenticity: Building a Brand in an Insincere Age (Toft, Sunny, and Taylor)—2020
NONPROFITS, PHILANTHROPY & EDUCATION
- Diversity and Philanthropy (Wagner) —2016
- Restoring Trust in Higher Education (Mishra)—2017
- A Guide to Nonprofit Board Success (Jarboe—Lizotte)—2019
BUSINESS LEGAL REFERENCE
- Patent Law Essentials (Durham) —2013
- Intellectual Property Law in the Sports and Entertainment Industries (Champion) —2014
- Compliance Management (Singh and Bussen) —2015
- Patent Law Essentials, 5E (Durham)—2018
COMMUNICATION, WRITING & JOURNALISM
- Write Like a Pro (Hausman—Diforio)—2016 (IPPY Award Winner 2018)
- Present Like a Pro (Hausman—Diforio)—2017
- The Limits of the Digital Revolution (Hrynyshyn)—2017
- Distracted (Kurtzberg and Gibbs)—2017
- Reimagining Journalism (Madison and DeJarnette)—2018
- The American Way of Writing (Stark)—2019
- Projecting Enthusiasm (Tauber)—2019
- Negotiating at Home (Kurtzberg and Kern)—2020
BUSINESS HISTORY
- Crude Oil, Crude Money (Lippman)—2019
INDUSTRY SPOTLIGHT
- The Business of Transportation, 2 vols. (Prokop) —2014
- The Business of Cannabis (Summers)—2018
ECONOMICS GENERAL
- The Economics of Inequality 2 (Rycroft) —2013
- Economics of the Family, 2 (Redmount) —2014
- The Global Food System (Schanbacher) —2014
- Women, Work, and Family (Paludi) —2014
- Revaluing the Federal Workforce (Stanford) —2014
- Public Economics in the United States, 3 (Payson) —2014
- Business Cycle Economics (Knoop)—2015
- State Capitalism’s Uncertain Future (Lemco and MacDonald)—2015
- Small Business in a Global Economy 2V (Newbert)—2015
- Political Economy 3E (Clark)—2016
- Fixing the Food System (Clapp)—2016
- International Trade Policy: An Introduction (Sawyer)—2017
- The Traveling Economist: Using Economics to Think about What Makes Us All So Different and the Same (Knoop)—2017
- Trump, Trade, and the End of Globalization (Jacoby)—2018
ENERGY AND/OR ENVIRONMENT
- Energy Choices, 2 (Collin and Collin) —2014
- A Smarter, Greener Grid (Jones and Zoppo) —2014
- Eco-Hustle! Global Warming, Greenwashing, and Sustainability (Johansen) — 2015
- Green Savings (Brown and Wang) —2015
- The Recycling Myth (Buffington) —2015
- The “Peak Oil” Scare and the Coming Oil Flood (Lynch)—2016
- The Microgrid Revolution (Bhave)—2016
- Energy Transitions: Global and National Perspectives (Smil)—2016
- The Electric Battery (Jones et al. )–2017
- The Political Economy of Electricity (Cooper)—2017
- Peak Plastic (Buffington)—2018
LABOR/JOBS AND THE ECONOMY
- Future Jobs (Gordon) —2013
- 21st-Century Apprenticeship (Cantor) —2015
- The End of American Labor Unions (Hogler) —2015
- The Nanny Time Bomb (Burke—Karinch) —2015
- Growing Jobs (Tuttle)—2016
- American Manufacturing 2.0 (Blue)—2016
- Future Jobs (Gordon)—2018
ECONOMIC HISTORY
- A Concise History of Economists’ Assumptions about Markets (Mitchell) —2014
- The Historian’s Huck Finn (Dighe) —2016
- The Business of Cannabis (Summers)—2018 “current history/new industry history”
PERSONAL FINANCE
- The Credit Cleanup Book (Chen) —2014
- Finance Is Personal (Stephenson and Hutchins) —2015
- Financial Literacy for Millennials (Smith—Hutson)—2016 a best-seller on the list
- Working with the Emotional Investor (White and Koonce—Bykofsky)—2016
- The Emotional Life of Money (Cross)—2017
- Breaking Money Silence (Kingsbury—Lizotte)—2017
- Financial Nutrition for Young Women (Donohue)—2017
- Peace of Mind for Your Aging Parents (Doyle and Houk)—2018
- The Financial Rules for New College Graduates (Taylor—Rosenerg)
- Wise Inheritor’s Guide to Freedom from Wealth (Lowenhaupt—Karinch)—2018
CORPORATE FINANCE AND BANKING
- Financial, Commercial, and Mortgage Mathematics (Prakash and Ghosh) —2014
- Effective Financial Management (McKinney) —2015
- How American Can Spend Its Way Back to Greatness (Striner) —2015
- Health Care Budgeting and Financial Management (Ward) —2015
- Peer-to-Peer Lending and Equity Crowdfunding (Wales—Strong)—2017
NARRATIVE/TRUE CRIME
- Bernard Madoff and His Accomplices (Lewis)—2016
REFERENCE: GREENWOOD/ABC-CLIO
ECONOMICS, POLITICS, AND PUBLIC POLICY
- Economic Thinkers (Dieterle) —2013
- Government and the Economy (Dieterle and Simmons) —2014
- Deciphering Economics (O’Connor)—2014
- Real-World Decision Making (Altman)—2015 (BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS ENCYCLOPEDIA)
- American Economic History (Olson and Mendoza)—2015
- Watchdogs and Whistleblowers (Brobeck and Mayer)—2015
- The Great Society and the War on Poverty (Burch)—2017
- Economics: The Definitive Encyclopedia from Theory to Practice 4V (Dieterle)— 2017
- The American Middle Class (Rycroft)—2017 FIRST ENCYCLOPEDIA ON THE MIDDLE CLASS
- Poverty in the United States (Burch)—2018
FINANCE
- Personal Finance: An Encyclopedia (Friedberg)—2015
- Rogue Money
ENERGY AND/OR ENVIRONMENT
- Environmental and Natural Resource Economics (Whitehead and Haab) —2014
- Water Rights and the Environment (Burch) —2015
TECHNOLOGY AND SOCIETY
- The Social Media Revolution (Hanson)—2016
BUSINESS HISTORY
- Business Scandals, Corruption, and Reform: An Encyclopedia (Giroux) —2013
BIOGRAPHY
- Bill Gates: A Biography (Becraft) —2014
- Steve Jobs: A Biography (Becraft)—2016
COLLEGE SUCCESS
- How to Choose Your Major (Ghilani)—2017
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