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Name: The Tipping Point
Rating: 3.827956989247 (93 reviews)
Author: Malcolm Gladwell

In *The Tipping Point*, Malcolm Gladwell investigates the mechanics behind sudden societal changes. He argues that new ideas, behaviors, and products propagate as if they were infectious diseases, driven by key individuals who act as natural promoters of trends. By examining examples from fashion, smoking, television, direct mail, the American Revolution, a religious commune, a high‑tech company, and a top salesman, he identifies the conditions that allow a collection of influences to cross a threshold and spark widespread adoption.

First publish date: 2000

Genre: Psychology/Social Psychology

Authors: Malcolm Gladwell

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