Political & Social Science

“. . . a book written by economists for policy nerds . . .”

The strength in Brave New World of Healthcare Revisited is its brevity.

This entertaining and well-structured book is an ethnography of the New Domesticity movement which the author sees as sweeping America.

“Bravo, Dr. Farmer, for saying what most clinicians are loathe to admit.”

“Superman: The Unauthorized Biography . . . is a great tale of how myths are born and how those myths become integrated into the society they reflect.”

The Rule of the Clan: What an Ancient Form of Social Organization Reveals About the Future of Individual Freedom is an accessible, mesmerizing, and compelling argument for the importance o

“In writing Out of Order, Sandra Day O’Connor has created a worthy and captivating historical document.”

“. . . exciting and encouraging. Her research into the strides technology has spawned is remarkable . . .”

“. . . interesting . . . attractive to an audience much broader than social scientists.”

“. . . a challenging read, but one guaranteed to stretch and inform anyone delving into Phi: A Voyage from the Brain to the Soul.”

“. . . a sort of ‘He said, She said,’ page turner. And it works. . . . both funny and cringe worthy.”

“Informative, interesting, and just plain fun . . .”

Every woman who loves her shoes should read this book—hell—every man who loves women’s shoes should read this book.

“Given the great importance of creativity, especially now, these stories and many more make Imagine an engaging, rewarding, stimulating read.”