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MARCH 21, 2003 READING LIST John Edmunds's Book Recommendations
THE MONEY GAME by Adam Smith "[This] is the most engaging book I've read about the stock market." A RANDOM WALK DOWN WALL STREET by Bruton Malkiel "A more serious and somewhat sobering book about the stock market." ZERO COUPON by Paul Erdmann "A finance thriller that is plausible and exciting." THE WEALTHY WORLD by John C. Edmunds "[This book] does a better job than The Lexus and the Olive Tree of of showing how financial accumulation is really happening." LIARS' POKER by Michael Lewis "An engaging read that depicts the rape-and-plunder mentality of Wall Street traders." Biographical Info: John C. Edmunds is the Faculty Advisor to the Babson College Fund and Director of the Stephen D. Cutler Investment Management Center at Babson College. He is also on the faculty of the Arthur D. Little School of Management. Prior to 1993, he was Professor of Capital Markets at Instituto de Empresa in Madrid, Spain, where he was the first holder of a chair funded by Asesores Bursatiles, a leading Spanish securities firm. He has taught at other schools in the Boston area, including Harvard University, the Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy at Tufts University, Northeastern University, and Boston University. He has also taught at INCAE in Costa Rica and La Universidad Catolica Madre y Maestra in the Dominican Republic. At Arthur D. Little, he was voted Professor of the Year in 1994. He has lived in six countries and spent eighteen years abroad. His international experience is in Latin America and Europe, and he has also worked in Asia and Africa. He is fluent in Spanish and also speaks French. Dr. Edmunds' areas of interest are capital markets, international finance, derivatives, and emerging markets. He is the author of over 70 articles and cases, published both in academic and practitioner journals. His most recent publications are "The Euro: Seafarer on Tides of 'Stateless' Money," in the February 2000 issue of The European Management Journal, "Yankee Doodle's Mercantile Soufflé: Can Blighty Copy the Recipe?" in the March 1999 issue of New Economy, "Financial Wealth and the Distribution of Income," in the January 1999 issue of Marketing Intelligence and Planning, and "A Market-Driven Reformulation of Multinational Capital Budgeting" in the June 1999 issue of The European Management Journal. Dr. Edmunds holds a DBA in International Business from Harvard Business School, an MBA in Finance and Quantitative Methods with honors from Boston University, an MA in Economics from Northeastern University, and an AB in Economics cum laude from Harvard College. He has consulted with the Harvard Institute for International Development, the Rockefeller Foundation, Stanford Research Institute, and numerous private companies. For more information on John Edmunds, visit: http://faculty.babson.edu/edmunds Get BusinessWeek directly on your desktop with our RSS feeds. ![]() Add BusinessWeek news to your Web site with our headline feed. Click to buy an e-print or reprint of a BusinessWeek or BusinessWeek Online story or video. To subscribe online to BusinessWeek magazine, please click here. Learn more, go to the BusinessWeekOnline home page | MARCH Learn about your online education options |