How did the world get like this? Eight books to help explain

Inequality and poverty arose by design, not chance and stories of human rights abuses and failures in development have deep roots. Here, <strong>Prof Benjamin Selwyn</strong> recommends key non-fiction texts to help unravel some global complexities

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