Doing Good Better

Almost all of us want to make a difference. So we volunteer, donate to charity, recycle or try to cut down our carbon emissions. This book reveals why buying sweatshop-produced goods benefits the poor; why cosmetic surgeons can do more good than charity workers; and why giving to a relief fund is generally not the best way to help.

A radical reassessment of how we can most effectively help others, by this leading social entrepreneur and rising star of philosophy.