Democracy In America - Volume I
Alexis De Tocqueville
Alexis de Tocqueville's 'Democracy in America' is a comprehensive examination of American society, politics, and culture in the early 19th century. Written from the perspective of a French aristocrat, this volume explores the strengths and weaknesses of American democracy, offering insights into its unique character and its potential impact on the world.
Destined for War
Graham Allison
Is the U.S. and China headed for war? This book explores the historical pattern of when a rising power threatens to displace a ruling power, and the potential for conflict between the two nations. It examines the causes and consequences of such conflicts, and proposes strategies for avoiding war.
Do Justice
Andrew Weissmann
A prosecutor's account of five years in the Department of Justice and the Mueller Investigation. Andrew Weissmann takes you behind the scenes of one of the most controversial investigations in American history, revealing the inner workings and challenges faced by the Special Counsel's Office.
Engines of Liberty
David Cole
Explore the vital role of citizen activists in shaping constitutional law. Through compelling accounts of successful constitutional rights campaigns, this book reveals how ordinary people can defend and evolve liberty, challenging the impulses of even the most dangerous leaders.
Every Nation for Itself
Ian Bremmer
In a world where no single nation can provide global leadership, how will we address the critical challenges of our time? Ian Bremmer introduces the concept of the G-Zero world, exploring the implications for international cooperation, economic stability, and global security. Discover who the winners and losers will be in this new world order and what the future holds for nations and institutions alike.
Failed States
Noam Chomsky
In "Failed States," Noam Chomsky delves into the abuse of power and the assault on democracy, examining how governments, particularly the United States, can exhibit characteristics of 'failed states' by disregarding international law, failing to protect their citizens, and suffering from a 'democratic deficit.' Chomsky analyzes the implications of these trends for global security and human rights, offering a critical perspective on contemporary political issues.
Fascism
Madeleine Albright
A timely and urgent examination of fascism in the twentieth century and today, offering insights into its origins, manifestations, and enduring threat to democracy. Albright draws upon her personal experiences and historical analysis to explore the warning signs of fascism and the importance of defending democratic values.
Fighting City Hall
Bradley Tusk
An insider's guide to navigating the complex world where startups meet politics. From battling city hall to disrupting entrenched industries, learn how to protect your innovative ideas from regulatory roadblocks and political warfare. Discover the strategies used by Uber and other startups to fight for their place in the market and shape the future of innovation.