Sociology & anthropology books

The Element examines various facets of craftwork in small-scale societies in Central Europe during the Bronze Age....  Read More >>

The Element examines various facets of craftwork in small-scale societies in Central Europe during the Bronze Age....  Read More >>

Bringing together women across cultures and generations – from lifelong lesbians exploring their experiences through...  Read More >>

""Politische Soziologie der modernen Gesellschaft: Lehr- und Methodenkurs"" orientiert sich an der Vermittlung eines...  Read More >>

Entre cuestionarios, escáneres cerebrales, experimentos con animales, índices de felicidad y reconocimiento de emociones...  Read More >>

Written by one of the world’s leading experts on gender identity and men and masculinities, this landmark book explains...  Read More >>

What has happened to the nation-state? From a prizewinning writer, After Nations offers a sweeping history of this...  Read More >>

Most people, when thinking about Jews, consider only two categories: the Ashkenazim of European origin, and the...  Read More >>

From the sex worker to the lorry driver, the hedge fund manager to the veteran-turned-teacher, this is the story...  Read More >>

'Freya India's writing is compassionate, gripping, and deeply psychological' -- Jonathan Haidt, author of The Anxious...  Read More >>

Questo breve saggio autobiografico si presenta come un lucido viaggio nell'esperienza dello ""straniero bianco""...  Read More >>

What has happened to the nation-state? From a prizewinning writer, After Nations offers a sweeping history of this...  Read More >>

A beautifully crafted keepsake journal for your mum to share her life story — filled with prompts, literary quotes,...  Read More >>

Immigration policy and enforcement practices in the United States now extend beyond the border to the country's...  Read More >>

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Political strategies for tackling climate change and other ""long problems"" that span generations Climate change...  Read More >>

In the tradition of Timothy Snyder’s ON TYRANNY, RAGE BECOMES HER AUTHOR Soraya Chemaly shows readers how to recognize...  Read More >>

Living with chronic illness means medical appointments, unpredictable symptoms, and the exhausting work of managing...  Read More >>

Who Deserves Welfare? explores how the media shapes Canadians' perceptions of who deserves social assistance, examining...  Read More >>

An exploration of how politics is undermining Americans’ mental health The Anxious State: Stress, Polarization,...  Read More >>

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Living with chronic illness means medical appointments, unpredictable symptoms, and the exhausting work of managing...  Read More >>

Climate change is already influencing how and where people live. In North, Jesse M. Keenan argues that America is...  Read More >>

Like biological species and languages, many musical and other cultural practices around the world are at risk. In...  Read More >>

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