Society & Social Sciences books

In Boston Review's new issue Brute Force and Plunder, Asl . Bli and Aziz Rana trace the path to the Trump doctrine...  Read More >>

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Inside the scandalous regency partnership that helped bring the world together  Read More >>

Explores how Japan navigated its alliance with the United States in the aftermath of 9/11, balancing its pacifist...  Read More >>

Shows how communities across the Americas transform their grief over murdered and missing trans and non-trans women,...  Read More >>

This accessible, philosophically framed early childhood education text shows how to create and implement a civic-minded,...  Read More >>

Shows how ecological models of change can be applied to education.  Read More >>

Argues that there is a shared public obligation to establish and maintain a culture of justice, with implications...  Read More >>

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This book presents an innovative method of musical analysis based on C. G. Jung's theory of archetypes to examine...  Read More >>

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The World Cup is here, but what function does a worldwide tournament play in an increasingly belligerent police...  Read More >>

A highly controversial and divisive character, Masud Khan’s story is both fascinating and complex. The publication...  Read More >>

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By focusing on the audience instead of the films, this study is able to articulate the ways that cinema, as a modern...  Read More >>

Tyvela focuses on how and why that diplomatic relationship changed during the Cold War from cooperation, based on...  Read More >>

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This volume explores the complex intersection of climate change and migration from interdisciplinary and international...  Read More >>