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Why Live
The Milk Tea Alliance
Losing Big
In Defense of Partisanship
Left Adrift
Climate Radicals
Soul by Soul
The Lie Detectives
Putin’s Exiles
Why Flying Is Miserable
Rivals
The Problem of Twelve
Laughter in the Dark
Flying Green
The Revolt Against Humanity
What’s Prison For?
Beautiful, Gruesome, and True
The Fed Unbound
The Infodemic
The Subplot
Miseducation
In the Camps
Freedomville
The Politics of Our Time
Reading Our Minds
The Agenda
Carte Blanche
The Socialist Awakening
Ghosting the News
The Call
Vigil
State of War
New Kings of the World
Speech Police
We Want To Negotiate
The Curse of Bigness
The Nationalist Revival
Saudi America
High-Speed Empire
Never Remember
Pipe Dreams
Nollywood
Another Fine Mess
The Global Novel
A Question of Order
The Chibok Girls
The Populist Explosion
Shadow Courts
Holy Lands
Outpatients
The Cosmopolites
Little Rice
Shaky Ground

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Losing Big

Losing Big by Jonathan D. Cohen
“Losing Big demonstrates how legalized sports betting became a gigantic business, a ceaselessly annoying marketing presence, and a genuine danger to hundreds of thousands of people.” —Daniel Okrent, author and inventor of Rotisserie League Baseball

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The Milk Tea Alliance

The Milk Tea Alliance by Jeffrey Wasserstrom
“A story of resilient defiance against not just local oppression but the expanding shadow of Xi Jinping’s China—a defining battle of the twenty-first century.” —Evan Osnos, author of Age of Ambition

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In Defense of Partisanship

In Defense of Partisanship by Julian E. Zelizer
“Contravening conventional wisdom, Zelizer offers a spirited defense of parties and partisanship.”
—Frances Lee, Princeton University

How should we regulate the internet?

Speech Police

Speech Police by David Kaye
“David Kaye's book is crucial to understanding the tactics, rhetoric and stakes in one of the most consequential free speech debates in human history.” —Cory Doctorow

Break it up

The Curse of Bigness

The Curse of Bigness by Tim Wu
“While the very term ‘antitrust’ may strike many as dreadfully dry, Wu manages to make this brisk and impressively readable overview of the subject vivid and compelling.” —Washington Post

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