Political oppression & persecution books

The thrilling true account of how a CIA agent and Arab-American patriot, Nada Prouty, was falsely accused of working...  Read More >>

Lloyd Sachikonye traces the roots of Zimbabwe's contemporary violence to the actions of the Rhodesian armed forces,...  Read More >>

This bibliography includes all traceable self-contained books, monographs, pamphlets and chapters from books which...  Read More >>

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A comprehensive study introducing the ideas of Hannah Arendt  Read More >>

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Unlike widely reported genocides, such as those in Nazi Germany, Rwanda and Cambodia, some atrocities remain unacknowledged,...  Read More >>

This book suggests that a sensible answer to the kin-state dilemma might come from the neither intervention nor...  Read More >>

This book is an examination of the history of the Nunca Más report issued by Argentina’s National Commission on...  Read More >>

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A magisterial history of Lebanon from one of the greatest commentators on the Middle East  Read More >>

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An elegantly crafted and thoughtfully rendered history of feminism, from 1792 through the present. ""A unique,...  Read More >>

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A sociological analysis of immigration in Ireland. It is the first major comprehensive study of labour and asylum...  Read More >>

Retrieving insights from a variety of approaches, the author defends an account of human rights that straddles the...  Read More >>

A definitive history of Lebanon, from one of the region's most celebrated and controversial journalists  Read More >>

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'A powerful contribution to the genre of prison memoir in Africa.' - Simon Gikandi, Professor English, Princeton...  Read More >>

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From the author of the internationally acclaimed Putin's Russia and A Russian Diary. Until her murder in October...  Read More >>

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