As a force for rising wealth inequality this makes sense and probably merits a book of its own, given that individuals across the developed world are increasingly having to take greater responsibility for saving for their retirement.
It is not obvious that he merits a book in English as long, obsessive and intimate as Carmen Callil's "Bad Faith: A Forgotten History of Family, Fatherland and Vichy France".
Jackson, shaped by memories of Nuremberg, as well as prior service in the executive branch, was apt to consider the real-world application of his principles.The main shortcoming of "Scorpions", though, is that each of its four subjects merits a book of his own, as do the landmark court cases, like Brown and the Japanese internment decision.
The look of Alice, for one thing, merits a book of its own, as she slowly morphs from the full-skirted, large-headed miss of John Tenniel's original drawings (on which nobody has improved) to Disney's simpering cartoon of 1951.
Bunting's grammar alone could merit a book.
So why does he merit another book, much less one weighing in at nearly 700 pages?
The brutal question is what merit the book would have if it were not by JK Rowling.
Excuse yourself from reading the passages that merit a book of their own, possibly entitled "Wisdom of the River".
Any literary merit the book possessed, Finkel insisted in an interview, was due to strict adherence to the principles of reporting.
A biography published this week, Blair Inc: The Man Behind The Mask, argues that he is the only British prime minister in history to merit a book about his life after leaving power, given how much more power he has gained since he stopped being elected for it.
