"Inequality by Design" is a ranging political science study that recommends means of effecting socioeconomic change. Ryan Mattson and Ben Johnson’s illuminating social science book "Inequality by Design" critiques income and class... Read More

Encouraging people to form friendships with those on the other side of the aisle, "Finding the Third Way" is an optimistic political memoir. Lanny J. Davis’s observational political memoir "Finding the Third Way" is about his... Read More

A ranging and spirited educational manifesto, "American Educational Excellence" explores what makes the system in the US great. Academic and entrepreneur Kenan E. Sahin’s broad education guide "American Educational Excellence", which... Read More

About strengthening the US’s social foundations and expanding opportunities for innovation and growth, "Strong Floor, No Ceiling" is an ambitious and enthusiastic centrist political text. Oliver B. Libby’s centrist political... Read More

Tackling the complex issue of climate change, Ani Dasgupta’s "The New Global Possible" offers hopeful solutions. The book’s optimistic introduction sets the stage for six fact-packed chapters documenting the climate crisis.... Read More

Efforts to increase voter turnout in Black communities are at the heart of the revealing political science text "Party at the Ballot Box". In 2020, COVID-19 and police brutality against Black communities necessitated Baltimore,... Read More

Wim Carton and Andreas Malm’s substantial social science text "The Long Heat" examines climate politics in the era of irrevocable temperature overshoot. The book begins by examining the consequences that occur when the 1.5 degrees... Read More

Part manifesto, part guidebook, Rob Hopkins’s "How to Fall in Love with the Future" argues that in order to change the world, people must begin with their imaginations. Drawing on neuroscience, philosophy, and narrative storytelling,... Read More