The fundamental work on the history & current practices of international relations, by noted diplomat & political scientist Kissinger who peppers the narrative with fascinating anecdotes.
Geopolitical conflicts drive this narrative to the dangerous unknowns of international crime & corruption, but an inspired plan proposes a way to change the landscape for future generations.
This scathing takedown of the current political ecosystem by outspoken commentator & founder of the widely popular The Huffington Post is a must read for ordinary citizens & pundits alike.
Noted by the New York Times Book Review for its “perceptive” observation, Peter Eichstaedt examines the balance between border security & economy.
Nothing brings people together like contempt for their official representatives. Meet some of the worst ministers of parliament in British history, an assortment of liars, thieves, murderers, and madmen.
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With seemingly constant revelations of widescale malfeasance combined with an utter lack of accountability, it’s no surprise that Wall Street is one of the most reviled institutions in America. These books explain how it got that way.
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Princeton University Press takes you deep into economic theory - from exchange rates to consumer credit to investment advice.
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