Political Tribes
Amy Chua
An exploration of tribalism and group identity, and how these forces shape both American society and U.S. foreign policy. Chua argues that understanding these primal group dynamics is crucial for navigating the challenges facing the nation and the world.
Pornland
Gail Dines
An exploration into the impact of mainstream pornography on culture, sexuality, gender identity, and relationships, arguing that the porn industry has hijacked our sexuality and needs to be challenged.
Poverty Safari
Darren McGarvey
A searing and unflinching autobiographical exploration of poverty, class, and social issues in modern Britain. McGarvey delves into his own experiences growing up in a deprived community, offering a raw and insightful perspective on the challenges faced by the underclass and the systemic failures that perpetuate inequality. A powerful and important book that gives voice to the unheard and challenges conventional narratives about poverty.
Practical Ethics
Peter Singer
Practical Ethics is a classic introduction to applied ethics, addressing a range of ethical challenges from daily life to global issues. This third edition includes updated chapters and a new chapter on climate change, encouraging readers to think critically about how they ought to live.
Present Shock
Douglas Rushkoff
A groundbreaking exploration of how our always-on, real-time existence has changed the way we live, learn, and interact, leaving us disoriented and struggling to cope with the present. Discover how to navigate this new reality and reclaim control of your time and attention.
Presidents of War
Michael Beschloss
A gripping exploration of American presidents who led the nation into major wars, revealing their motivations, struggles, and the impact of their decisions on the country's history. From the War of 1812 to later conflicts, this book examines the qualities of leadership demanded during times of war and how presidents have dealt with political power under the Constitution.
Private Government
Elizabeth Anderson
A radical rethinking of the relationship between private enterprise and the freedom and dignity of workers. It argues that modern industrial firms amount to a system of arbitrary and unaccountable “private government” and “dictatorship”.
Profiles in Corruption
Peter Schweizer
An explosive investigation into the hidden relationships and financial dealings of prominent progressive politicians, revealing how they leverage their power for personal gain and the benefit of their families and friends. From sweetheart deals to income generation and bending the law, this book exposes the methods and deceptions used by America's elite.