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The New Breadline by Jean-Martin Bauer examines global hunger through a humanitarian lens, drawing on the author’s experience working with the UN World ...

The Book A Wall Is Just a Wall: The Permeability of the Prison in the Twentieth-Century United States The Author(s) Reiko Hillyer ...

Ana Lucia Araujo‘s Humans in Shackles is a history of transatlantic slavery that decentres the US and English-speaking Caribbean islands, highlights ...

Conor Gearty‘s Homeland Insecurity explores the global rise of anti-terrorism legislation in the 20th and 21st centuries. Gearty probes the historical ...

The author says that this book is: "...a love story set in a hostage situation."  Which is accurate.As always with ...

‘It was that point in the evening which the poetic might call crepuscular.’ Welcome to Heather Peck’s Norfolk, a world where hare coursers ...

The Book Rot and Revival: The History of Constitutional Law in American Political Development The Author(s) Anthony Kreis ...

Astrid Webb is missing, but she’s also sick and usually stays at home. Bryan Webb arrives home from a cycle ride to find the police waiting ...

How should liberal democracies respond to the rise of right-wing populism? In this timely book, Politicizing Political Liberalism, Gabriele Badano and ...