UATX co-founder and historian Niall Ferguson on Billy Connolly’s autobiography, “Crucifixion,” and 1970s Glasgow. This discussion is part of UATX’s Builders & Books series, where the most innovative thinkers recommend books to University of Austin students.
WWSG exclusive thought leader Sir Niall Ferguson is one of the world’s foremost historians of economics, international relations, and global power. His incisive analysis illuminates the geopolitical forces and economic undercurrents shaping the 21st century. From great power competition to emerging security challenges, Ferguson offers unparalleled historical context and strategic insight — helping global leaders, policymakers, and business executives anticipate what lies ahead. To invite Sir Niall Ferguson to your next event, contact WWSG.
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