Amy Edelman & Chris Begley
The Emergency Playbook
Amy Edelman and Chris Begley offer a practical, bunker-free guide to resilience built around households, community networks, disaster psychology, and recovery.
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Alex Joske
Spies and Lies
Alex Joske examines Chinese intelligence and influence networks through open-source research into the Ministry of State Security and its global fronts.
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Eva Dou
House of Huawei
Eva Dou traces how technology, industrial strategy, state power, intelligence collection, and one company became intertwined in geopolitical competition.
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Scott Mann
The Generosity of Scars
Scott Mann writes about what adversity leaves behind and how scars can define us by what we become afterward.
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Patrick Radden Keefe
London Falling
Patrick Radden Keefe explores crime, politics, institutions, and the machinery underneath the headlines.
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Jason Burke
The Revolutionists
Jason Burke examines extremist movements and the revolutionary ideas that shaped the modern era.
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Rana Dasgupta
After Nations
Rana Dasgupta asks what happens as technology, migration, corporations, and non-state actors reshape the international order.
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Michael Pollan
A World Appears
Michael Pollan offers a reason to read outside your usual lane and make room for curiosity, wonder, and different questions.
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