[New Releases] 'Gyuje-ui Yeoksal' · 'Sangcheo Jul Saeng-gak-eun Eopseosseo' and Others

◆The Paradox of Regulation = This introduces bizarre and absurd regulatory policies from around the world. The title, "The Paradox of Regulation," refers to regulatory policies that are bound to fail. The author examines the details and underlying aspects, analyzing recent welfare-first regulations and the debates surrounding them in our society. These include minimum wage, protection of non-regular workers, and the abolition of the disability grading system. The author argues that understanding the paradox of regulation is essential to finding effective improvement directions. (Written by Choi Seong-rak / Paper Road)

◆I Didn't Mean to Hurt Anyone = The author states that even well-intentioned words and actions that hurt someone constitute discrimination. Inappropriate word usage and paternalistic discrimination also reinforce social discrimination, and the book teaches how to fight unconscious bias. Supported by evidence-based research, it helps build beliefs more skillfully. "Unconscious bias manifests within the culture, laws, history, and organizations we belong to, regardless of our own will." (Written by Dolly Chugh / Translated by Hong Sun-young / Dun)

◆Homebound Diet = Our body is a window that reflects our lifestyle and eating habits. If you want to improve, you need to develop habits accordingly. The author presents six exercises that can be done at home, a diet balanced with six major nutrients, and mind control for sustained dieting. "If you want to be reborn with a new body, you must break free from the current world." (Written by Shin Ye-dam / Boas)