Society & Social Sciences 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 >>

Gorgon. Killer. Monster. Victim. Survivor. Protector. 'Medusa' breathes new life into an ancient story and...  Read More >>

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

What happens when love doesn't look the way the world says it should? Daily Throuple: A Memoir of Love Beyond Two...  Read More >>

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

When I couldn't make my dreams into reality, I found other dreams. -The Cistern Chronicles, Chapter 15, Verse 20...  Read More >>

When I couldn't make my dreams into reality, I found other dreams. -The Cistern Chronicles, Chapter 15, Verse 20...  Read More >>

A Feast of Small Proportions by poet Rivka Clifton is The Slice's 2025 winning poetry chapbook collection, forthcoming...  Read More >>

Do any of these sound familiar? You've wondered if ADHD might explain parts of your story. You have a diagnosis...  Read More >>

They were told they were too small, too quiet, too invisible to matter. Yet across sugarcane fields, wartime wards,...  Read More >>

They were told they were too small, too quiet, too invisible to matter. Yet across sugarcane fields, wartime wards,...  Read More >>

A boy comes of age in a lively 1950s roadside inn, where colorful guests, hidden tensions, and unexpected moments...  Read More >>

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

Silent Strain is written for first responders, their partners, mental health and peer support professionals, and...  Read More >>

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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 >>

In this electrifying text, Western civilisation is stripped of its alibis and exposed as the foundation of modern...  Read More >>

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

Claude Lévi-Strauss shows that the way we name animals reveals a hidden structure of thought.  Read More >>

The Renaissance in Florence was not only a time of extraordinary artistic and philosophical creativity; it also...  Read More >>

Tim Hutchinson grew up on a small Arkansas farm, where faith, family, and hard work were the measure of a life well-lived....  Read More >>

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Some families fall apart. The Dyers fight their way back together. When aspiring chef Claire Benson arrives in...  Read More >>