31 January, 2012
Category: Politics & Society
30 January, 2012
The Power of Invisibility
Suzanne Mettler's The Submerged State explores the hidden side of governmental intervention.
28 November, 2011
The Divided Shelf
Christopher Hitchens' Arguably collects over 600 pages of comment and reportage from an unquiet contrarian.
17 October, 2011
The Basket Case
Anatol Lieven's Pakistan: A Hard Country casts a knowledgeable and sympathetic eye over a troubled state.
International Deceit
John Mearsheimer's Why Leaders Lie attempts to account for the habit among politicians to lie to their constituents.
Under Eastern Eyes
Luke Harding's Mafia State takes on organized crime in Russia, finding a country still subject to its Cold War clichés.
25 July, 2011
The Monument and the Man
David James Smith's Young Mandela offers an intimate perspective on the formative years of the elder statesman.
Impact Assessment
A collection of academics seek in The Public Value of the Humanities to demonstrate the significance of their research.
