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What does it really mean to understand a changing world?
Economies are shifting, technology is redefining finance and work, global power is being reshaped, and institutions are under pressure. Our ideas about relationships, society and meaning keep evolving too. Thinking Through Change brings together 80 essays by Dr. Rajeev Uberoi that look at these changes through the lenses of economy and markets, corporate governance, geopolitics, technology, philosophy, spirituality and the human condition.
The pieces began as reflections shared on LinkedIn and social media, written in response to events and ideas that seemed worth pausing over. Gathered into a book, they show their connections. A thought on banking leads to one on trust. A piece on geopolitical fragmentation leads to one on economic resilience. A reflection on governance returns to the idea of stewardship. The author’s aim is to look beyond the headline and ask what lies beneath it.
This is not a book of ready-made answers. Some arguments are deliberately provocative, some are hypotheses, and some are policy suggestions offered for consideration. The author says openly that you may agree with some of them, disagree with others, or reach conclusions of your own.
Inside the book, readers will discover:
Most essays run only a few pages, so you can read them one at a time or follow a theme through the book. Thinking Through Change is for readers who want to slow down, question their assumptions and think for themselves.
Dr. Rajeev Uberoi is an economist, public-policy thinker and writer whose work focuses on the institutions that shape economic development, financial systems and governance. His professional experience spans more than four decades across banking, financial regulation, legal and compliance functions, corporate governance, institutional strategy and advisory work. His academic background includes postgraduate study in economics, specialised training in economic development and planning, management education and a qualification in law. His main areas of interest include banking and financial-sector development, corporate governance, regulation, institutional accountability, capital allocation and India’s long-term economic trajectory.