Age of Discovery is ‘a bold mega-analysis…rich and incisive’, says Nature

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Terrific review for Age of Discovery in the latest edition (18 May 2016) of Nature. ‘A bold mega-analysis of global education, health, prosperity and technology…incisive and rich in context and granularity.’ (Online version of the review is behind a paywall.)

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