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A powerful indictment of the Bush-led radical Right's disdain for the principles of reasoned decision-making, and a rallying cry for a return to reason-based policies at home and abroad

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Iran is a country with global ambitions, an elaborate political culture, and enormous implications for world peace. How can its diversity of political positions resolve itself This title shows that, despite the violence of the 2009 elections, the ideal of an Iranian republic is still alive.

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The essays in The Baltic Security Puzzle, contributed by respected international experts, assess the components of this Baltic security puzzle. They place the security and political interests of the three Baltic States of Latvia, Estonia, and Lithuania within the historical, economic, and political narratives of the greater Baltic region.

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Arab American scholar As' Ad Abukhalil examines Saudi society, its history, religion, and ethnic tribalism, and the shared interests, tensions, and contradictions inherent in U.S.-Saudi relations.

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"Fox News host and New York Times bestselling author Pete Hegseth delivers his most important book yet: an excoriating examination of the state of America's broken education system that offers a helpful road map to raising children to uphold the values Americans have always treasured"--

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Is the BBC the mouthpiece of the Establishment

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Covering the years 1940-1990, this title presents a record of political life. It includes the most notable events, arguments and personal reflections throughout Benn's long and remarkable career.

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The second volume in a series of anthologies featuring the best crime journalism of the past year includes Maximillian Potter's study of "The Body Farm, a study of forensic specialist Murray Marks; Lawrence Wright's New Yorker portrait of FBI agent John O'Neill, who, after a decade of tracking Osam

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An investigative journalist provides an expose of intrigue, financial misdeeds, and other machinations at the highest level of American politics.

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A wide-ranging collection of presidential writings is comprised of history-shaping and lesser-known speeches, excerpts, and personal notes, from Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation and FDR's "Infamy" speech to JFK's "Profiles in Courage" and Barack Obama's "Dreams of My Father."

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Shapiro documents the challenges facing the Senate during the Trump administration, arguing that the body's failure to provide leadership represents the most catastrophic failure of government in American history. He also evaluates the Senate during President Biden's first year in office and looks forward to the 2022 Senate elections and beyond.

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The deeply reported exploration of Joe Biden as told through his extended family, now in paperback.

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An appraisal of the Black Panther Party on the fiftieth anniversary of its founding, bringing together oral history interviews with original members, portraits, archival images, and essays by leading experts.

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A spectacular, elegant, brilliant portrait of skulduggery, murder and sex in Renaissance Florence Simon Sebag Montefiore, Evening Standard, Books of the Year

1531 after years of brutal war and political intrigue, the bastard son of a Medici Duke and a half-negro maidservant rides into Florence.

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First English language collection of writings by the legendary 19th century insurrectionist

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How the blockchain--a system built on foundations of mutual mistrust--can become trustworthy.

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In this explosive account, a Republican staff member of the January 6th Select Committee details the dangers of the disinformation campaign that is tearing America apart.

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One of Britain's most influential centre-left thinkers examines UK immigration policy and argues that there have been unforeseen consequences which need urgently to be addressed.

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The war between Maoists and the state in the heart of India

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Nationally recognized social critic Mander researches, discusses, and exposes the momentous and unsolvable environmental and social problem of capitalism. He argues that capitalism, utterly dependent on never-ending economic growth, is an impossible absurdity on a finite planet with limited resources.