Private Government Summary of Key Points
Elizabeth Anderson argues that many workplaces are coercive and hierarchical, resembling dictatorships more than democracies.
Elizabeth Anderson argues that many workplaces are coercive and hierarchical, resembling dictatorships more than democracies.
Privacy Is Power calls for the reclaiming of privacy and control over personal data. It delves into the consequences of data exploitation and offers insights on protecting privacy.
Presidents of War chronicles the decisions and challenges faced by American presidents when leading the nation through wars, from 1807 to the modern era.
Douglas Rushkoff explores the consequences of living in an always-on, instantaneously gratifying society where the concept of time has changed.
Powers and Thrones is a panoramic history of the formative years of the modern world, exploring the changes in politics, warfare, and culture that shaped the Middle Ages.
Poverty Safari blends personal memoir with social commentary, exploring the complexities of poverty in Britain’s urban areas and the author’s experiences growing up in Glasgow.
Paul Mason explores the emergence of a new economic system that follows the crisis of capitalism. He envisages a shift towards a more equitable and sustainable model.
This book examines the financial habits of the world’s poor, revealing how they manage money and risks on limited resources.
Pornland examines the ways that porn has transformed the landscape of sexuality. Gail Dines analyzes its troubling impact on culture and relationships.