Politics & government books

In her bold collection, Murmuration Archives, Felicia Zamora traverses an ancient Mesoamerican codex, lineage, and...  Read More >>

Comprising articles on Irish affairs written over the past thirteen years, this collection by Maurice Fitzpatrick...  Read More >>

Liberal democracies need solidarity. They need citizens who sacrifice for their country, rally for justice, and...  Read More >>

With the South China Sea preparing for a war, it is important to remember how war was avoided in the past. Ever...  Read More >>

With the South China Sea preparing for a war, it is important to remember how war was avoided in the past. Ever...  Read More >>

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Revisionist historians have tried to make the case that the British Empire was unrelievedly evil and that the hero...  Read More >>

Revisionist historians have tried to make the case that the British Empire was unrelievedly evil and that the hero...  Read More >>

Democracy depends on citizens who can encounter difference - and build something from it. That capacity is not innate....  Read More >>

The third volume in a series showcasing poets producing excellent, if sometimes unnoticed, work. Intended to act...  Read More >>

A rare window into the private spiritual seeking of A.A.'s cofounder. Through archival letters and photos, discover...  Read More >>

Beyond the Mic Drop takes readers into an unflinching exploration of why stories are vital to survival, justice,...  Read More >>

Beyond the Mic Drop takes readers into an unflinching exploration of why stories are vital to survival, justice,...  Read More >>

Embark on a transformative journey through the intricacies of life, exploring profound experiences and connections....  Read More >>

The pamphlet that sparked American independence, in a 250th Anniversary Edition drawn from the original 1776 Bradford/Towne...  Read More >>

These are dangerous words for dangerous times. Thomas Paine's incendiary pamphlet, Common Sense, in a new edition...  Read More >>

The fifty-five-year answer to Hillbilly Elegy. The book documents the systematic exploitation of Appalachia by the...  Read More >>

Former NAFUS student leader and political prisoner Wang Xing chronicles the 1989 Chinese Democracy Movement, the...  Read More >>

Former NAFUS student leader and political prisoner Wang Xing chronicles the 1989 Chinese Democracy Movement, the...  Read More >>

The Lie That Named Me is a deeply personal memoir by Mildred Etherton about surviving childhood abuse, foster care,...  Read More >>

Explore a captivating collection of poems that traverse the spectrum of human experience, blending humor, romance,...  Read More >>