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It is primarily through books that we learn from other people. Often great minds. People who may be distant in time or space. People who have the ability to crystallise and capture the thoughts for which we can only grope. There would be no history, no science, nor literature without books - in short there would be no civilization.

There are a number of links to information about books on this site that in turn include links to Amazon where you can learn more about the book, browse other people's reviews and order the book. Here is a short list of the ones that I have learnt the most from.

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Corporate Longitude (Mar 2002) by Leif Edvinsson
Navigating the Knowledge Economy
Effective Knowledge Work (Oct 2011) by Klaus North , Stefan Gueldenberg 
Answers to the Management Challenges of the 21st Century
Free Culture by Lawrence Lessig
How Big Media Uses Technology and the Law to Lock Down Culture and Control Creativity
Intangible Management (Jun 2002) by Ken Standfield 
Tools for Solving the Accounting and Management Crisis
Intellectual Capital (Oct 1998) by Thomas A. Stewart
The New Wealth of Organizations
Intellectual Capital for Communities (Jan 2005) by Leif Edvinsson, Ahmed Bounfour 
Nations, Regions, and Cities
Intellectual Capital in Organizations (December 2014) edited by Leif Edvinsson, Patricia Ordóńez de Pablos 
Non-Financial Reports and Accounts
Knowledge and Knowledge Systems (Oct 2007) by Eliezer Geisler 
Learning from the Wonders of the Mind
Knowledge Asset Networking (Dec 2002) by Dimitris Apostolou , Ron Young, Gregoris Mentzas , Andreas Abecker 
Beyond the Process-centred and Product-centred Approaches
Knowledge Management Practice in Organizations (January 2014) by Ulla de Stricker , Cynthia Shamel , Connie Crosby , Gordon Vala-Webb , Deborah Keller , Karen Huffman , Constance Ard 
The View from Inside
Leading Issues in Innovation Research (Sep 2011) edited by Daničle Chauvel 
Making Sense of Intellectual Capital (Jan 2004) by Daniel Andriessen 
Designing a Method for the Valuation of Intangibles
Managing Intellectual Capital in Practice (Mar 2006) by Göran Roos, Stephen Pike , Lisa Fernstrom 
Perspectives on Intellectual Capital (Feb 2005) by Bernard Marr 
Multidisciplinary Insights Into Management, Measurement, and Reporting
The Innovation SuperHighway (Nov 2002) by Debra M. Amidon
Harnessing Intellectual Capital for Collaborative Advantage
Value Networks and the True Nature of Collaboration (Feb 2011) by Verna Allee, Oliver Schwab 
Wikipatterns (Dec 2007) by Stewart Mader 
A practical guide to improving productivity and collaboration in your organization
Winning the Knowledge Transfer Race (Oct 2005) by Michael J. English , William H. Baker 
Using your Comaopny's Knowledge Assets to Gain Competitive Advantage
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If you are interested in Knowledge Management, the Knowledge Café or the role of conversation in organizational life then you my be interested in this online book I am writing on Conversational Leadership
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