Gore’s “A Path to Survival” Available June 9, 2009

In case you were wondering, Gore’s much anticipated follow up book–where he is scheduled to detail his proposed policy actions–is due out about five months into the next administration.

August 16, 2010

In case you were wondering, Gore’s much anticipated follow up book–where he is scheduled to detail his proposed policy actions–is due out about five months into the next administration.

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Gore’s “A Path to Survival” Available June 9, 2009

In case you were wondering, Gore’s much anticipated follow up book–where he is scheduled to detail his proposed policy actions–is due out about five months into the next administration.

Leadership masterclass: Nike, Jordan, and James Baldwin