Interdisciplinary studies books

A Provocative Critique of Modern Middle Eastern Diplomacy. The 2020 Abraham Accords represented a radical departure...  Read More >>

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Riots are not merely a breakdown of law and order; they represent...  Read More >>

We are living in an era where information itself has become a contested domain. The question is no longer ""Is...  Read More >>

Quiet Transactions From GIs to Hostess Bars: The Evolution of Saigon's Nightlife How did Saigon's nightlife evolve...  Read More >>

This textbook provides an accessible and student-friendly introduction to rhetoric and rhetorical criticism. The...  Read More >>

Smedley Butler waged war all over the world. Then he denounced war as a ""racket"" driven by profiteers. David Swanson...  Read More >>

The book offers a profound insight into the reasons why a great many people feel disconnected from the concept of...  Read More >>

This book provides a new, more complex definition of Third Worldism by exploring the dynamic collaborations between...  Read More >>

Herb's most recent work, ""Words Can Save"", is without doubt my favorite from his collection. Personal communication...  Read More >>

This book is needed for every Muslim who wants to know the answer of the fundamental question: ""Who is the author...  Read More >>

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This open access edited book provides a unique entry point to the understanding of politicized journalistic practices...  Read More >>

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This text explores the communicative processes associated with sport, including its organization, enactment, production,...  Read More >>

Examines the messy, manifold meanings of beauty’s most popular tool of artifice.  Read More >>

A comprehensive guide to understanding different personality and behaviour types. It highlights the common pitfalls...  Read More >>

""Analyzes the political violence in Rwanda alongside mass murder in Bosnia and the lynching of African Americans...  Read More >>

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The central focus of this book is to explain the social mechanisms through which the radicalization processes on...  Read More >>

In this book, Jesse Scaccia argues that while courses that teach students how news, media, and social media might...  Read More >>

In this book, Kelly M. Weikle contends that foregrounding lived experiences and applying identity as a lens to the...  Read More >>

Provides rhetorical critics a new method, ""rhetorical gameplay,"" for the evaluation of large-scale and real-world...  Read More >>

This book examines the structural and institutional forces which largely govern the socialized practices of news...  Read More >>