isbn: 0747561621, gives a mention to this (my blog) and an interesting comparison with Detroit. The ford motor company mental health police* also shape this tale which won the Pulitzer in 2003 (the book is not going anywhere).
I picked this up on ‘list’ of the decade, it was the only book that sounded interesting out of too many.
The book deals with a large slice of time, and it can wander about but it keeps a pace and concludes well
5/5 bananas.
* explains why Ford ‘strange’ had zero profits for many years
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