Immigrants
Philippe Legrain
In a globalizing world, the movement of people across borders is an increasingly important issue. This book examines the economic and cultural impacts of immigration, challenging common fears and misconceptions. It argues that immigrants are not a threat, but rather a vital source of dynamism and enrichment for their adopted countries. From the US-Mexico border to Europe's migrant crisis, this book offers a fresh perspective on one of the most pressing issues of our time.
The End of the World Is Just the Beginning
Peter Zeihan
A provocative exploration of the impending collapse of globalization, examining the geopolitical and demographic forces reshaping the world. Peter Zeihan forecasts a future of economic disorder, highlighting the countries and regions poised to thrive in a deglobalized world.
The Road to Serfdom with The Intellectuals and Socialism
Friedrich A. Hayek
A condensed version of Friedrich Hayek's classic critique of collectivism, arguing that central planning inevitably leads to a loss of freedom and the rise of totalitarianism. This edition also includes Hayek's essay 'The Intellectuals and Socialism,' exploring the role of intellectuals in promoting socialist ideas.
On Tyranny
Timothy Snyder
A timely and urgent guide to resisting tyranny, drawing on the lessons of twentieth-century history. This book presents twenty clear lessons on how to recognize and resist tyranny, offering practical advice for defending freedom in an era of increasing authoritarianism. Learn from the past to protect the future.
Letter to the American Church
Eric Metaxas
A prophetic call to action for the American Church, drawing stark parallels between its current state and the German Church during the rise of Nazi Germany. This book urges Christians to recognize the dangers of silence in the face of evil and to boldly stand for truth and justice.
Righteous Indignation
Andrew Breitbart
An autobiography of Andrew Breitbart, the conservative media mogul, detailing his journey from apathetic liberal to a leading figure in the New Media landscape. He recounts his experiences, political awakenings, and his battles against the Democrat-Media Complex.
China's Second Continent
Howard W. French
An exploration of China's growing influence in Africa through the stories of a million Chinese migrants who are building new lives and businesses across the continent. It delves into the complex relationships between Chinese immigrants and local populations, and examines the broader implications of China's economic and political ambitions in Africa.
Lost in Work
Amelia Horgan
A searing analysis of the contemporary crisis of work, Lost in Work challenges the tidy narrative of progress around work and calls into question the very foundations of society. It explores how work under capitalism is bad for all of us, even in more secure and better-paid positions, and argues that we cannot get our lives back without radically changing the very foundations of society.