Political Science
A sobering book for audiences interested in law and current affairs.
A compelling read that imparts important lessons about religious extremism. Recommended for readers interested in women’s issues and current affairs.
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The Free-Market Family: How the Market Crushed the American Dream (and How It Can Be Restored)
Covering similar economic themes as those in Jacob S. Hacker’s The Great Risk Shift but in a more personal and maternal voice, this work is likely to resonate most with readers interested in the case for profamily social policy.
This book will strike a chord with those who lived through the Great Recession and experienced frustration at the injustice of bankers and corporations being bailed out while so many lost their homes and livelihoods.
Mueller’s powerful but disheartening story of pervasive fraud and a general collapse of ethical behavior with only glimmers of hope from the bravery of whistleblowers is fully accessible to general readers and substantive enough for academic audiences; a must-read.
A necessary read for both proponents and opponents of the Green New Deal, complete with eye-opening facts that make clear the need for drastic change.
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Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation
A promising but disjointed look into the rise of hate groups, recommended for readers interested in politics, social media, and the intersection of the two.
While scholarly, this work is written with a light touch and tells compelling stories about choices made by a number of countries and their leaders. It will appeal both to scholars of international politics and informed readers.
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Information Wars: How We Lost the Global Battle Against Disinformation and What We Can Do About It
This sobering book is indeed needed to help individuals better understand how information can be massaged to produce any sort of message desired. Recommended for general political science and current affairs collections.
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