Political & Social Science

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“Confessions of a Rogue Nuclear Regulator is short, easy to read, and quickly gets to the point, while avoiding many of the questions any astute reader might raise.

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Imagine that you begin your dream doctoral program and immediately find a professor generous with his mentoring time.

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“We need a change in our healthcare system now.

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“Lebanese-British journalist Zahra Hankir has gifted us with these women’s experiences and their voices.”

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“We need anthropology now more than ever. As Ruth Benedict once noted prophetically, ‘The purpose of anthropology is to make the world safe for human difference.’”

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“This is a book about young Muslim men growing up in the United States,” writes Professor John O’Brien, who teaches sociology at New York University Abu Dhabi.

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“it is difficult to overstate the importance of the perspectives and arguments that Michael Kaufmann offers in The Time Has Come.”

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Many young teens turn rebellious as they grow up. They're trying to gain their own individuality to become independent, and many times they do this by bucking the system.

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“provides an interesting juxtaposition of continuities and change . . . of maritime piracy . . .”

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In Pain is a fascinating and engrossing read for anybody who aspires to be an educated consumer of healthcare.

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The anthology Considering Class: Theory, Culture and the Media in the 21st Century, provides invaluable perspectives on the working class at this critical historical time.

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“This political environment, in which the separation of church and state is treated as a kind of heresy rather than the real rock upon which our government stands, is what makes the timing

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“This is a book rich in detail. Its tone is neutral. It doesn’t give the impression that the author wishes to see the CIA abolished, merely controlled.”

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“Music expresses the soul of a nation and illustrates its moods and contradictions from one era to another across time.”

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“Surrogate Warfare is a well-researched and thorough study of surrogate warfare.

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“Democracy in the United States as well as many other countries is also threatened by the corruption fostered by kleptocracy.

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Lean Out: The Truth About Women, Power and the Workplace though  purporting initially not to be about Sheryl Sandberg and her well-known treatise Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to

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“Werb deftly captures the grim void of life among the disposable human detritus of a state governance apparatus more interested in its own power and enrichment than the lives and livelihood

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“a fascinating, provocative book aimed at gay readers written in a pleasant, conversational style.”

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“The Infernal Library is truly an imaginative way of looking at history—and it’s by far better written than the words of the leaders Kalder focuses on.”

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“‘Armed with cool, nerdy facts’ the reader will be able to discuss language as an entry point into larger ideas of gender equality.”

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“Rarely has Europe produced anything finer in terms of piercing analysis or moral subtlety. . . .

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“Theodore Roosevelt for the Defense reads like a blow-by-blow radio account of a prizefight between two heavyweights, although the arena is a courtroom, not a boxi

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The Rise and Fall of Peace on Earth will help any reader understand what has happened in world affairs in recent decades, what is happening today, and what possibilities exist on the horiz

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