Best Selling Books by Arthur C. Brooks

How does the United States face the increasingly fierce internal differences? How can we ease the situation of labeling parties and colors? Former AEI think tank director and New Times columnist pointed out the phenomenon of the era, using five rules to resolve ideological disputes and disagreeable politicians, crowds screaming on TV, angry student movements, and online connections. There is now an atmosphere of anger, which has successfully caused the Chinese people to ideologically civil war. One in six Americans will not discuss politics with friends and family. Because of politics, they cut off close interpersonal relationships.

Simplified Chinese edition of The Conservative Heart: How to Build a Fairer, Happier, and More Prosperous America

Vous pouvez être plus heureux. Y parvenir sera l''aventure de votre vie. Savez-vous que le bonheur repose sur quatre piliers ? La famille, l''amitié, le travail et la foi : c''est tout ce dont vous avez besoin pour être heureux. Oprah Winfrey et Arthur C. Brooks le démontrent dans cet ouvrage. En se basant sur de nombreuses recherches en sciences sociales, ils vous donnent toutes les clés pour devenir l''acteur de votre propre bonheur.

As pessoas levaram as divergências políticas para o lado pessoal, e passaram a entender aqueles que discordam delas como inimigos mortais. Por toda parte vemos líderes políticos raivosos, ativistas furiosos nos diretórios acadêmicos das universidades, tentativas de cancelamento e gente muito enfurecida no Twitter. ⠀ A questão é: se não jogarmos esse jogo, acabamos ficando para trás? Bem, não é o que o autor do best-seller e cientista social do New York Times Arthur C. Brooks mostra em seu livro “Ame Seus Inimigos”. Nesta edição limitada e de luxo, Brooks nos oferece um roteiro para chegar à felicidade, que vem quando escolhemos amar uns aos outros, apesar de nossas diferenças.

The economics of philantrhropic behavior in the United States has received considerable attention in the literature over the past 25 years. Until now, however, no major studies on developing or transition economies has appeared. This paper begins to fill this gap, estimating the determinants of charitable giving in Russia in the post-Soviet era using World Bank household-level data. It provides evidence of both similarities and differences with Western countries regarding the effects of income, taxes, and demographics on charitable giving.