Reading List: Fall 2009

The Huntsman Scholars Program places great emphasis on readings, and the classes are built around strong components of discussion and individual participation. The more chance you have to read and reflect, the better. Keep in mind that although the books are listed under specific classes below, we see them as general foundational readings for everyone.

**These are the required textbooks that will need to be purchased.  This list  does not constitute the additional readings that will be passed out in class over the course of the semester.

Required Readings
	Dan Ariely (2009), Predictably Irrational

	Robert Heilbroner (1999) ,The Worldly Philosophers
	Michael Shermer (2008), The Mind of the Market
	Jim Collins (2001), Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap... and Others Don't
	David Vogel (2005), The Market of Virtue

	David Bornstein (2007), How to Change the World: Social Entrepreneurs and the Power of Ideas
	Pietra Rivioli (2005), The Travels of a T-shirt in the Global Economy

T.R. Reid (2004), The United States of Europe

Strongly Recommended Readings
	Jon M. Huntsman (2009), Winners Never Cheat
	The Arbinger Institute (2000), Leadership & Self-Deception

Thomas Friedman (2007), The World is Flat

The Economist
	In addition to class readings, each Scholar is expected to purchase a subscription to the Economist and stay up to date on current events.