"Politics, Gangs, and Vodou" is a philosophical political science study about how Haiti’s origins in a mass rebellion impact the nation in the present. Yvon Milien’s political science study "Politics, Gangs, and Vodou" investigates... Read More

In "Portrait of an Island on Fire", essayist Ariel Saramandi writes about how race, gender, culture, and environmental change drive life in Mauritius, wrestling with the ongoing impact of the country’s past. With righteous anger and... Read More

The bold social science treatise "The Way to World Peace" considers at length the challenging work of instituting peace. Blending historical data, moral reasoning, and theoretical inquiries, Kenneth Paul Callison’s passionate social... Read More

"Hope on the Border" is an inspiring, action-oriented social science survey focused on the work of one philanthropic organization. Gil Gillenwater’s celebratory social science survey "Hope on the Border" spotlights the compassionate... Read More

The personalized political science treatise "A Frog-in-the-Well Solution: The Russo-Ukrainian Conflict" introduces a complex and historically attuned plan for ending the Russo-Ukrainian War. Doc Ngu’s "A Frog-in-the-Well Solution: The... Read More

Laura K. Field’s political science survey "Furious Minds" is about the intellectual underpinnings of authoritarianism in the US. Describing in detail the different strains of elitist far-right politics that came together in the past... Read More

"Inequality by Design" is a ranging political science study that recommends means of effecting socioeconomic change. Ryan Mattson and Ben Johnson’s illuminating social science book "Inequality by Design" critiques income and class... Read More

Encouraging people to form friendships with those on the other side of the aisle, "Finding the Third Way" is an optimistic political memoir. Lanny J. Davis’s observational political memoir "Finding the Third Way" is about his... Read More