Fukuyama explores political institutions' evolution, examining why some nations thrive while others falter in developing effective, accountable governance systems.
Life lessons and wisdom from Alexander Hamilton's life
Uncover the persuasive tactics used in everyday life and learn to defend against manipulation in this eye-opening exploration.
A provocative reexamination of the Alamo's mythic status, challenging long-held beliefs about Texas history and American heroism.
Explore the world's most transformative third spaces—from Vienna's coffeehouses to American libraries—that have fostered civic engagement and social change. Discover their economic models and design principles for creating vibrant community connections.
An exploration of how Syrian Kurds went from controlling a third of Syria to rapid retreat, examining their abandoned US alliance, integration into Syrian forces, and uncertain future under new political realities.
Israeli agents hunt down Adolf Eichmann in a gripping tale of justice and morality.
A powerful exploration of racist ideas in America, tracing their origins and impact through key historical figures and events.
A harrowing firsthand account of imprisonment and torture in Guantánamo Bay, written by a detainee held without charge.
A powerful abolitionist novel that exposed the horrors of slavery and sparked intense debate in antebellum America.
An insightful exploration of Saudi Arabia's complex society, revealing tensions between tradition and modernity in this oil-rich kingdom.
Revolutionary anarchist blueprint: humanity's liberation from capitalism's chains
A provocative vision of how information technology and economic shifts could transform capitalism into a more equitable system.
Explore your distant relatives Mary and John Surratt's complex roles in Lincoln's assassination conspiracy. From boarding house keeper to papal guard, uncover how ordinary family choices led to extraordinary historical tragedy.
An intimate journey through the remarkable life of America's most influential First Lady, from shy child to global humanitarian icon.
A mother's desperate search amidst Boston's racist turmoil and mob conflicts in 1974.
Conservative politician outlines twelve principles for smaller government, addressing key issues like family values, spending, and national security.
Lena and Jackson analyze today's interconnected global landscape, from nuclear tensions between India and Pakistan to historic breakthroughs like the PKK disarmament, revealing how conflicts and resolutions ripple across our connected world.
