The book does an admirable job of focusing on the three key factors that could lead to the resurgence of the middle class. Munir Moon’s perceptive book, "The Middle Class Comeback", offers a realistic but decidedly optimistic view of... Read More

The excellent research and the superior quality of the writing make "Virtus" an exceptional argument for change. "Virtus" by Behrad Foroughizadeh is an expansive, visionary treatise that proposes a new global economic system.... Read More

Cohen is writing in the grand tradition of the ubi sunt elegy, plaintively inquiring where the values of a previous age have gone. Irvin F. Cohen styles himself as a “lifelong conservative voice crying out in the wilderness” of... Read More

Decock is an intellectual up to the task of challenging some of our most cherished notions of democracy. Yves Decock’s compelling disquisition, "Liberal Quicksand", will be a hard pill to swallow for lovers of liberal democracy. But in... Read More

Shambaugh’s criticisms are usually well couched and backed up with sound arguments, making this book worthwhile even for skeptics. In discussing the future of China, this brief but thorough book outlines the problems with China’s... Read More

Though voters seem to have lost their will to collaborate, hope is not lost, and this book proposes a way forward. In this thought-provoking book that serves as a call to action, Mark Gerzon posits that most Americans today will never... Read More

This fascinating work of medical history is refreshing and notable for its treatment of race as a critical part of the healthcare debate. Mike King’s "A Spirit of Charity" places the history of public healthcare in America in its... Read More

A sardonic tone and plenty of statistics are used in this work that argues, most emphatically, against electing another Bush. Patrick Andendall’s journalistic and revealing biography "Who is Jeb!!!" paints a disturbing portrait of... Read More