Each student is responsible for selecting a book that relates to the topics discussed in class. The review should include 1) information about the author; 2) information regarding the author's motives; 3) the authors reasoning; 4) and the student's response to that reasoning. This review should be Double spaced, 12-pt, Times New RomanHERE IS THE INTRODUCTION OF THE REVIEW
“The Common
Good” i
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Each student is responsible for selecting a book that relates to the topics discussed in class. The review should include
1) information about the author;
2) information regarding the author's motives;
3) the authors reasoning;
4) and the student's response to that reasoning. This review should be Double spaced, 12-pt, Times New Roman
HERE IS THE INTRODUCTION OF THE REVIEW
“The Common
Good” is among the several books written by Robert Reich. Being the latest
publication by the author, “The Common
Good” has equally gained good reception from the readers. Robert Reich is a
renowned author who has centered largely on economics and politics. It is
important to also understand that throughout his life, Reich has been combining
both the economics and politics. Despite being an author, Reich is also a
political commentator as well as a professor. That indicates that the author is
an authority in the field not only by academic excellence but also by
experience. The Pennsylvanian born author has worked under various
administrations in American government. Notably, he is among the lucky few to
have worked under four different administrations. Reich has worked with the
administrations of Presidents Gerald Ford, Bill Clinton, Jimmy Carter, and
Barrack Obama. During Clinton’s administration, Reich worked as Secretary of
Labor, while he was a member of the Obama’s economic advisory board when Obama
was elected the president. Besides, Reich has also worked as a professor at
Harvard University and a Chancellor’s Professor of Public Policy at UC Berkeley
School of Public Policy. Other best-selling books written by Reich include “Saving Capitalism” and “The Work of The nations.”
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