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An essential primer for newcomers and the curious, offering insight, vocabulary, and guidance for exploring BDSM...  Read More >>

This Element discusses the presence of ruins in contemporary environmental imagination. Contemporary ruins express...  Read More >>

From wine merchant to national figurehead, this is the story of Gavin Newsom. Political Power: Gavin Newsom charts...  Read More >>

Get the Edge on College Admissions and Dance Team RecruitmentWithout NCAA oversight of college dance team recruitment,...  Read More >>

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Achieve success in a system built by men, for men.  Read More >>

From rustbelt childhood to bestselling author to vice-presidential candidate, J.D. Vance's journey is as polarizing...  Read More >>

In this practical guide, educator Emma Bird begins with the most important question: Who are you as a mathematics...  Read More >>

A republic fractures. Foreign bombers circle. Cabinets in distant capitals choose to watch-and teach aggressors...  Read More >>

A modern democracy can keep its courts, its parties, even its elections-and still forget how to be free. This book...  Read More >>

In a single night a railway blast barely bent the steel-and yet it opened an era. This book tells how a minor ""incident""...  Read More >>

In a world that still mistakes ceremony for strength, this book shows how a regime rehearsed conquest in plain sight-and...  Read More >>

In a decade taught to fear the next war more than the last mistake, leaders chose delay, and a continent paid the...  Read More >>

A world once convinced of progress was brought to its knees when prosperity turned to ruin. As banks collapsed and...  Read More >>

Power never really left the room; it changed its instruments. Instead of artillery, it spoke through clauses, commissions,...  Read More >>

Democracy rarely dies in a blaze; it is unpicked by people who believe they are voting for order. This book's distinctive...  Read More >>

A photograph can lie. The smiling diplomats, the choreographed handshakes-everything suggested a single will. Yet...  Read More >>

In the space where institutions vowed ""all for one,"" aggressors learned to move fast while committees talked....  Read More >>

At the end of the Reagan administration, American public opinion polls showed there were no discernible differences...  Read More >>

Every day families make one of the most difficult decisions in their lives: leave their homes in search of a safer...  Read More >>

Gaslighting' is suddenly in everyone's vocabulary. It's written about, talked about, tweeted about, even sung about...  Read More >>

How cable television upended American political life in the pursuit of profits and influence As television began...  Read More >>

James McMaster studies the forms of care that Asian Americans have taken up to survive the suffering they experience...  Read More >>