Member: thcson
CollectionsYour library (926), Currently reading (2), Insightful books (143), Classic books (77), Difficult books (43), Badly written books (63), Boring books (74), Partly read books (161), For sale (233), Written by me (1), All collections (929)
Reviews591 reviews
Tagspolitical philosophy (40), political theory (32), democratic theory (32), political knowledge (26), european history 500-1500 (23), social theory (22), greek philosophy (22), history of european political thought (20), world history (20), roman history (20) — see all tags
MediaNot set (2), Book (927), Paper Book (912), Audiobook (1), Ebook (1)
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Recommendations32 recommendations
About meI don't read fiction.
About my libraryThese are the books I've read since 1995, including many that I've read multiple times. All books are sorted by date in Your library except the new ones I'm Currently reading. I've also grouped some books in additional collections:
Insightful books were particularly interesting,
Classic books are old and most of them have been influential,
Difficult books required more work than I was able to put in,
Badly written books were too long or lacked clarity,
Boring books were a waste of time,
Partly read books are ones that I didn't read from beginning to end.
Books For sale can be bought for a reasonable price + postage.
I've also catalogued one book Written by me.
To find good books in specific fields, select Insightful books and choose a tag.
GroupsNone
Favorite authorsNorberto Bobbio, Robert A. Dahl, Francis Fukuyama, Robert E. Goodin, F. A. Hayek, Hans Kelsen, Charles Edward Lindblom, Robert M. MacIver, Philip Pettit, Karl Popper, Jeremy Waldron (Shared favorites)
Homepagehttp://thcson.com
Real nameThomas Carlsson
LocationFinland
Account typepublic
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/catalog/thcson (library)
Member sinceMay 8, 2009
Currently readingPoland's Constitutional Breakdown (Oxford Comparative Constitutionalism) by Wojciech Sadurski
Mao's Great Famine: The History of China's Most Devastating Catastrophe, 1958-62 by Frank Dikötter
