Annie Leonard and André Carothers’s insightful political science book "Protest" details the effects of protests throughout human history, into the present. Through compelling photographs and descriptive historical accounts, a wide... Read More

Law professor and Washington veteran Darin Johnson’s urgent political science book "Digital Coup" calls for action against information warfare and foreign election interference. Here, the digital coup represents attempts to... Read More

Lori A. Ringhand’s illuminating civic history text "We the Voters" combines constitutional analyses with accessible examinations of American democracy. The book situates itself within longstanding debates about democratic health,... Read More

The assertive political manifesto "Breaking Democracy’s Chains" critiques the state of party politics and how elites have seized control of democratic systems. M. Pekin’s political polemic advances a clear and urgent critique of... Read More

"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