The Real North Korea
Only North Koreans can change North Korea.
Review: The Rich Don’t Always Win
Americans were once able to wrestle, bit by bit, power and influence from the wealthy elite–and if they did it once, they can certainly do so again.
Review: Refugee Hotel
In Refugee Hotel, the authors give us captivating insight into the despair that confronts many refugees upon their landing, without re-victimizing their characters.
Review: Working for Peace and Justice
Lawrence Wittner’s captivating and honest memoir reveals a man unflappably devoted to peace and justice.
Is the Cat Out of the Bag on Israel?
Growing international awareness of the Israeli occupation has heralded a shift among the U.S. Jewish community away from Israel.
Review: Throwing Stones at the Moon
Colombia’s enormous population of internally displaced people is incredibly diverse, but all are subject to violence and degradation on a daily basis.
Review: The Dissent Papers
The Dissent Papers is a fascinating exploration of the role strategic writing plays in formulating comprehensive diplomatic dissent and its ability to shape the future of U.S. foreign policy.
Review: Noam Chomsky’s “Occupy”
Veteran writer and activist Noam Chomsky is not one to watch the Occupy movement from the sidelines.