Fully Grown by Dietrich Vollrath
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A new book carefully explains the structure and nature of the US economy’s penchant for booms and busts … but is it gripping reading?
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Running Against the Devil by Rick Wilson
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Republican strategist Rick Wilson, author of the bestselling “Everything Trump Touches Dies,” writes a strategy guide for Democrats to defeat Trump in 2020.
Read MoreDemocracy and Equality by Geoffrey R. Stone & David A. Strauss
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The much-vexed legacy of the Warren Court is examined in this wise, compact volume.
Read MoreWhy You Should Be a Socialist by Nathan Robinson
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Editor and columnist Nathan Robinson writes a basic appeal for socialism - but is it appealing?
Read MoreFree, Melania by Kate Bennett
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“Moron Marries Monster for Money” would be a much more accurate title.
Read MoreAudience of One by James Poniewozik
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A television critic assesses the symbiotic relationship between TV and Donald Trump
Read MoreShatter the Nations: ISIS and the War for the Caliphate by Mike Giglio
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What powers this book more than bullets and bombs are the people Giglio encounters and the stories they share.
Read MoreWith All Due Respect by Nikki Haley
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Donald Trump’s former UN ambassador writes a memoir about her time in the administration.
Read MoreUnbound by Heather Boushey
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The author assumes a degree of ignorance on the part of the reader, taking them on a journey that was only ever going to go in one direction.
Narrative Economics by Robert Shiller
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The author describes a new theory of economic change driven by contagious narratives.
Read MoreCapitalism, Alone by Branko Milanovic
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Milanovic attempts to identify the key systemic, as opposed to incidental, social and economic features of two main variants of capitalism.
Read MoreEquality by Charles Postel
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The progressive spirit of equal rights movements was often burdened by the ugly weight of racism, sexism, and xenophobia.
Read MoreThe Economists’ Hour by Binyamin Appelbaum
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His primary concern doesn’t appear to be that the government is staffed with economists, but that it isn’t pursuing the policies and ends he would prefer.
Read MoreCrossfire Hurricane by Josh Campbell
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The author gets quickly down to business, pursuing his main theme about Trump’s war against his own intelligence agencies.
Read MoreThe Price We Pay by Marty Makary
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An engaging and eye-opening look at the healthcare system.
Read MoreThe Case Against Free Speech by P.E. Moskowitz
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A view of free speech that will challenge people of all political stances.
Read MoreKnow-It-All Society by Michael Patrick Lynch
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Lynch encourages us to quest for knowledge by constant inquiry.
Read MoreProud Boys and the White Ethnostate by Alexandra Minna Stern
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A point-by-point anatomy of a threat that’s only just begun to do its worst societal damage.
Read MoreThe Code of Capital by Katharina Pistor
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Smart and interesting arguments as to why law can create inequality.
Read MoreHate Land by Daryl Johnson
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The author systematically removes the idea that we are far from this kind of radicalization.
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