خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب Startup Nation State: How Israel Out-Innovated the World (Small Nations, Big Impact)

Israel has almost no oil, limited arable land, and has spent its entire existence surrounded by hostile neighbors. It also has more startups per capita than any country on Earth, more NASDAQ-listed companies than all of Europe, Japan, Korea, and India combined, and a venture capital industry the government built from scratch in a single decade.How did a small, perpetually embattled country become one of the most disproportionately influential forces in global technology?Startup Nation State tells that story in fifteen sharp, fact-driven chapters — from the accidental tree that led to the invention of drip irrigation, to a government-seeded venture fund that manufactured an entire industry on purpose, to the elite military intelligence unit that has quietly produced more cybersecurity founders than almost any institution in the world. Along the way: the immigration wave that doubled the country’s pool of scientists and engineers overnight, the desalination plants that turned chronic water scarcity into an actual surplus, and the high school math class that quietly determines who gets into the country’s most elite military and academic programs.Owen Faraday — author of The Little Red Dot, the first book in the Small Nations, Big Impact series — digs past the “Startup Nation” headlines to find the institutional mechanics underneath: a small country that, again and again, built the infrastructure to out-innovate the world before the world saw the need coming.This book stays focused on economic history, institutions, and innovation; it does not address the Israeli-Palestinian conflict or current events. Part history, part economics, part technology deep-dive — Startup Nation State is for anyone who’s ever wondered how a country smaller than New Jersey became one of the most consequential technology economies on the planet.