Answered By: IESE Library
Last Updated: Feb 05, 2026     Views: 4

The IESE Library can recommend books within the scope of its curated collections and through the effective use of the Discovery search tool.

Rather than offering ad hoc or personal reading suggestions, the Library maintains thematic and typological collections that bring together selected titles aligned with IESE’s academic and professional focus. These collections support learning, research, and professional development.

The Library’s book recommendations are structured around:

Thematic collections on selected topics
Reading lists by type of book (e.g. inspiring, awarded, best sellers)
New acquisitions, highlighting recently added titles
Core collections in key subject areas

Available curated collections include:

Dignity, Diversity & Belonging
Sustainability
Career Books
Chair of Family-Owned Business
Longevity
Sharing Economy
Social Media
Learning & Development (L&D Reading Guide)
Leadership & Management
Awarded Books
Best Seller Books
IESE Books
(authored by IESE professors and researchers)
Inspiring Books
New Books (recent acquisitions)
Core Collection: Business Ethics

Searching by keywords in Discovery

In addition to browsing curated collections, users can search directly in Discovery using keywords related to their topic of interest: https://iese.libguides.com/Discovery

Keyword searching allows you to:
• Identify books across all Library collections
• Combine topics, concepts, or authors
• Apply filters (availability, format, date, subject) to refine results

Tip:
Combining keyword searches with curated collections is the most effective way to identify relevant and recommended books.

Need help?
• Browse the Library’s curated collections in Discovery
• Search Discovery using keywords and filters
• If you are unsure how to search or which collection to consult, contact the IESE Library at library@iese.edu

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