Politics & government books

Shipping, ports and trade are essential to humanity. Oceans, seas and rivers cover more than two-thirds of the Earth's...  Read More >>

Shipping, ports and trade are essential to humanity. Oceans, seas and rivers cover more than two-thirds of the Earth's...  Read More >>

Nagorno-Karabakh: Portrait of a Homeland combines striking images by well-known photographers with articles by experts...  Read More >>

Revolutions do not erupt without warning. They develop through identifiable phases, driven by human choices, institutional...  Read More >>

Revolutions do not erupt without warning. They develop through identifiable phases, driven by human choices, institutional...  Read More >>

A fresh examination of the thought of Henri Lefebvre which sheds light on the politics of utopia and commoning through...  Read More >>

Health equity represents the opportunity for everyone to live the healthiest life possible, no matter their identity,...  Read More >>

Written in the shadow of mob violence, this early speech is a chilling meditation on how republics decay: not by...  Read More >>

Albert Einstein argues that competition distorts democracy, corrodes education, and leaves human life precarious...  Read More >>

Evgeny Morozov shows how we’ve reduced every problem to competition, forgetting how to build institutions that serve...  Read More >>

This Adelphi book is a tribute to Sir John Chipman KCMG and his work at the International Institute for Strategic...  Read More >>

A visionary reframes geopolitics through the lens of the Apocalypse. This incantatory collection cuts through the...  Read More >>

When he died in 1799, George Washington was eulogized as “first in war, first in peace, and first in the hearts...  Read More >>

To save the Statue of Liberty, structural reforms restore fairness and liberty. Civil War II, ignited on January...  Read More >>

To save the Statue of Liberty, structural reforms restore fairness and liberty. Civil War II, ignited on January...  Read More >>

The art economy makes some people filthy rich but leaves most people making art in poverty. How is that possible?...  Read More >>

Born in Gaza is a visual archive created by photographer Olga Stefatou in collaboration with Yousef Shurrab, an...  Read More >>

George Ttoouli's Parchment Scalpel Rock is a formally exacting, wildly associative series built from sestets that...  Read More >>

Icebreakers and Influence explains how ice-capable fleets became tools of state power through the services that...  Read More >>

Arctic shipping is routinely sold as a shorter line on the globe, a new corridor that will redraw trade between...  Read More >>

The Export License War explains how export licensing works as a strategy. It traces how export controls translate...  Read More >>

Drone Swarm Doctrine: Airpower After Pilots offers a clear framework for judging what swarms can and cannot do....  Read More >>

State of Data argues that data power is not a contest of who collects the most. It is a contest over control: over...  Read More >>

The Second Silk Net treats corridors as systems built from steel, finance, and governance.  Read More >>

Cyrus Ildren shows how international adjudication functions as a strategic arena in which states pursue advantage...  Read More >>