At the end of October, the winner of the prestigious Financial Times/Goldman Sachs business book of the year award will be announced at a swanky dinner in New York.
The chosen author will walk away with a first prize of £30,000 ($47,000), enhanced book sales and membership of a roll of honour that includes previous winners such as Mohamed El-Erian and Liaquat Ahmed.
The latter, whose work The Lords of Finance took the prize last year, has joined the 2010 judging panel, which once again is chaired by FT editor Lionel Barber.
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