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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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How does The Fed Unbound help explain the forces behind our current economic crisis?

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Flying Green

Flying Green by Christopher de Bellaigue
“An exciting read that gives climate-minded travelers reason to hope that positive change is in the near future.” —Kirkus Reviews

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The Revolt Against Humanity

The Revolt Against Humanity by Adam Kirsch
“Beautifully written, this book will spark your thoughts, challenge your preconceptions, and leave you asking yourself wonderfully unanswerable questions.” —Ellen Ullman, author of Life in Code

 

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What’s Prison For?

What’s Prison For? by Bill Keller
“Bill Keller has been shining a light at our broken criminal justice system for years, and powerfully argues that America can and must do better.” —Senator Cory Booker

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Beautiful, Gruesome, and True

Beautiful, Gruesome, and True by Kaelen Wilson-Goldie
“Kaelen Wilson-Goldie writes with clarity and great knowledge about the artists Amar Kanwar, Teresa Margolles, and the Syrian collective Abounaddara.” —Glenn D. Lowry, David Rockefeller Director, Museum of Modern Art

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The Fed Unbound

The Fed remains in the news as it continues to raise interest rates. But a lot of us might have questions about this institution: how much power does it actually have, and what role should it play in an economic crisis?

Legal scholar Lev Menand is here to help with The Fed Unbound: Central Banking in a Time of Crisis

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