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The Illusion Economy : Inside the Silent Industry of Narrative Control

Leader Blindness and Organizational Self-Sabotage

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130ر.س.
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وحدة البيع: EACH
المؤلف:Aashish Nagar
تاريخ النشر: 2026
تصنيف الكتاب:الادارة والأعمال
عدد الصفحات:732 Pages
الصيغة:غلاف ورقي
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In boardrooms across the world, reality isnt lost in failure. Its lost in performance. In The Illusion Economy: Inside the Silent Industry of Narrative Control, Leader Blindness & Organizational Self-Sabotage, a new and unsettling truth is exposed... modern organizations do not collapse because of bad strategy, weak talent, or flawed technology. They collapse because leaders are systematically fed simulations of progress, crafted, curated, and engineered by a new corporate archetype: the Narrative Engineer.

Through piercing analysis, original frameworks, and surgical organizational diagnostics, this book names and dismantles phenomena no business school has dared to define, Truth Distortion Amplitude (TDA), Visibility-Influence Inversion (VII), the Leader Susceptibility Index (LSI), the Progress Theatre Economy, Proximity Power, Context Simulation, and the neuroscience of Good-News Addiction.

This is not a book about bad leaders. It is a book about human leaders inside broken systems. It is not about politics. It is about psychology, incentives, and invisible power. Brutal, analytical, and uncomfortably precise, The Illusion Economy delivers the first comprehensive playbook for detecting, exposing, and neutralizing narrative manipulation inside organizations before it quietly destroys morale, strategy, and scale.

For leaders who want comfort, this book will be disturbing. For leaders who want truth, this book will be indispensable.

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تاريخ النشر2026
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