Changing the World? The Library of Mistakes
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Russell Napier identified unused property in Edinburgh and established the Library of Mistakes in 2013. The library was fitted out and stocked with hundreds of donated and ordered books covering topics related to mistakes in business, economics, and decision-making. Collections focus on accounting, corporate history, financial markets, and case studies of historical financial collapses. The library operates as a free membership library open to all, and aims to serve as a resource on the topics of risk, uncertainty, and failure in important decisions.
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But, how safe is a team? How can we determine if there are any factors that make the team unsafe or have an impact on the team’s culture?
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Changing the World? The Library of Mistakes
- 1. Changing the world? Dr Helen S Williams
- 2. ORIGINS Library founded by Russell Napier Unused property was identified and fitted out By 2013 the premises were ready Books were ordered and donated
- 4. December 2013 Large donation of books 100s of books ordered No librarian
- 5. What kind of mistakes? ‘Decision-making under conditions of uncertainty’ Business Financial Predictions Economic, social & political context
- 6. Collections Accounting & auditing Biography Business cycles Business history Corporate governance & management Corporate history Economic theory & analysis Fiction & games Financial institutions Financial markets Fraud History Investment Reference & statistics Reports Risk & decision-making
- 10. Barings Bank
- 11. Enron
- 13. Stewart Hamilton archive Teaching materials Accounting and legal background to case studies Materials related to the collapse of Enron Unsorted material
- 14. Collaborations
- 15. Free Membership available to everyone Sign up via website Information about events and lectures Can be hired out for meetings
- 16. Before you leave