Politics & government books

Anticulturalist Manifesto by Joe Shooman is a volatile, confrontational tract that gleefully atomises authorship,...  Read More >>

Reviewing the dismantling of American labor law in more than Supreme Court cases The National Labor Relations...  Read More >>

Beth Robinson examines the sweatshop labor practices that produced American consumer products from the late nineteenth...  Read More >>

For those interested in disability justice, gender, and creativity, Szobel illustrates how Israeli and Palestinian...  Read More >>

While the war on terror has been America’s largest and most publicized attempt to root out foreign enemies this...  Read More >>

This open access book offers a critical sociolegal examination of the rights of people with intellectual and psychosocial...  Read More >>

The full story of how Special Operations Executive trained the men and women it despatched to carry out Churchill's...  Read More >>

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How to Make All Votes Matter in U.S. Presidential Elections provides a historical look at the Electoral College,...  Read More >>

I Stand Recorded is the third book in the Sovereign Action Series. It continues the clear, steady guidance that...  Read More >>

Explores the historical origins of Isis and its War of Terror.  Read More >>

The memoir of an Argentine child political prisoner, illegally adopted by the Jorge Rafael Videla military dictatorship...  Read More >>

How have datasciences and neurosciences converged to create a new form of power, polity and citizenship?  Read More >>

Offers a systematic account of the notion of political glory in Hannah Arendt's work.  Read More >>

Analyses how the covert cooperation between Ankara and Jerusalem in the 1980s was rooted in the denial of the Armenian...  Read More >>

Offers an original analysis of the pivotal relationship between Althusser and Spinoza.  Read More >>

Offers a comprehensive ethno-spatial study of the unique Chinatown landscapes of Kolkata.  Read More >>

Power is moving from parliaments to ports-and most people are not looking. This book reveals how concrete, code...  Read More >>

A nation can feel holy without a single priest. A platform can preach without a single scripture. This book reveals...  Read More >>

Money is no longer just a measure of value-it is the frontline of global power. From frozen reserves to blocked...  Read More >>

From the first page, this book insists on a simple, unsettling truth: power obeys the hard edges of the world. High...  Read More >>

Power today is exercised in quiet rooms and cached files, not on battlefields. If you want to understand why a headline...  Read More >>

For over 120 years, Puerto Rico has lived under the control of the United States, yet it has no vote in Congress,...  Read More >>

Revises continental philosophy's portrayals of the relationships between matter, affect, thought and the power of...  Read More >>

War is famously associated with uncertainty. Leaders, however, frequently plunge into conflict with great certainty...  Read More >>