“Obliquity is a characteristic John Kay production. It is a pleasure to read. He constructs clear and short sentences whose meaning is unambiguous. He writes with wit and humour, too. Kay is not, of course, simply a stylist. Indeed his work is remarkably content-rich. It also demonstrates another of his competitive advantages: he reads widely and eclectically. So here he integrates economics and philosophy, operations research and sociology, political science and psychology.”
Read the full review by Howard Davies in the Financial Times here>
