Economics & Money
Inventing the Future
Nick Srnicek
A critical analysis of the contemporary left's political strategies and a call for a more ambitious and modern approach to building a post-capitalist future. The book diagnoses the shortcomings of 'folk politics' and proposes an alternative vision for achieving universal prosperity and emancipation through technological advancements and a renewed political imagination.
ISIS: Inside the Army of Terror
Michael Weiss
A deep dive into the origins and evolution of ISIS, tracing its roots from al-Qaeda in Iraq to its emergence as a global terror organization. The book explores the key figures, ideological underpinnings, and strategic alliances that fueled ISIS's rise, offering a chilling account of its brutality and savvy.
It Was All a Lie
Stuart Stevens
A searing indictment of the Republican Party's transformation, arguing that Donald Trump is not an aberration but the logical conclusion of decades of prioritizing race, self-deception, and anger. A consultant reflects on his role in shaping the modern GOP and its failure to uphold its claimed principles.
It's OK to Be Angry About Capitalism
Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders dissects the "uber-capitalist" system in America, fueled by greed and contempt, and offers a blueprint for progressive change. He calls for a political revolution where working people unite to fight for a government representing all Americans, advocating for economic rights and a more equitable society.
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.
Liars, Leakers, and Liberals
Jeanine Pirro
Judge Jeanine Pirro exposes the "anti-Trump conspiracy" and defends the Trump presidency, arguing that the media and establishment are undermining the will of the American people.
Makers and Takers
Rana Foroohar
An incisive look at how the American economy has been undermined by the financial sector's growing dominance, arguing that Wall Street's interests now overshadow those of Main Street, leading to slower growth, increased inequality, and a fragile economic system. This book explores the shift from a maker economy to one driven by financial manipulation, and offers a roadmap for restoring balance and shared prosperity.
Making Sense of Chaos
J. Doyne Farmer
In an age of increasing complexity, with challenges like climate change, automation, and financial crises, existing economic models often fail. 'Making Sense of Chaos' introduces complexity economics, an interdisciplinary approach using complex systems science to better understand the economy, make more accurate predictions, and guide us toward a sustainable, fair, and prosperous world. This book is a reflection on what the economy is, an account of how complexity economics can better guide it, a chronicle of a scientific revolution, a story about the evolution of science and the scientific method, and a memoir.