The Fifth Risk
In The Fifth Risk, Michael Lewis delves into the unseen perils facing America when government expertise is dismissed. Drawing on real-world examples from federal departments, he illustrates how the loss of institutional knowledge threatens public safety and innovation. A gripping account of bureaucracy's vital role in protecting society.
About This Book
Michael Lewis, the acclaimed author of bestsellers like The Big Short and Moneyball, turns his investigative lens to the inner workings of the U.S. government.
The book explores the critical yet often overlooked roles played by scientists, engineers, and specialists in federal agencies.
Lewis examines how disruptions in leadership and policy can lead to unforeseen dangers in areas like energy, agriculture, and disaster preparedness.
Through compelling narratives, the author highlights the importance of competence and continuity in managing national risks.
This work serves as a timely reminder of the stakes involved in governance and the need for informed decision-making.
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