The Big Con by Mariana Mazzucato and Rosie Collington is a sharp, eye-opening look at how consulting has come to shape modern business and public institutions. Drawing on current examples and clear analysis, the book explores the hidden costs of overreliance on outside advisors and asks who really benefits when strategy is outsourced.
Thoughtful and highly relevant, this title is ideal for readers interested in management, governance, and the politics of corporate decision-making. It offers a critical perspective on power, accountability, and value creation, making it a compelling read for professionals, students, and anyone curious about how organizations actually work.
