Here are free 81 political ebooks that will help you sharpen your political know-how, no matter which side of the political spectrum you fall on. Explore the ideas that shape our world and the people and movements behind them and find the perfect gift for those who want to understand our turbulent times and where we’re headed next.
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Interestingly enough, authoritarianism is not applicable only to humans, but also to any form of entities which satisfy the above requirements – namely robots, aliens, overdeveloped artificial intelligence or supercomputers. These 57 books listed below are one of the top authoritarian / totalitarian stories out there.
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The United States had just elected a president in 2008, who, on his first day in office, issued an executive order committing his administration to ‘an unprecedented level of openness in government.’
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Rather than rely exclusively on United Nation’s IPCC for scientific advice, policymakers should seek out advice from independent, non-government organizations and scientists who are free of financial and political conflicts of interest.
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Thirteen prominent analysts step back from the day-to-day Washington debates to gain a broader perspective. They offer a wide range of proposals for moving public policy beyond the status quo.
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What does liberal mean? There can be no agreement, it seems. Still, if liberals, left-liberals and right-liberals alike, share something in common, it’s the fundamental belief in liberty. Liberalism is unlike any other ideology, in that it does not seek to use government to social engineer a certain type of society.
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The doctrine of collective defense – as implemented through a far-flung network of military alliances – has governed U.S. foreign policy for more than four decades and has enjoyed both an academic and public consensus. But now prominent figures on both the left and the right are advocating a new look at America’s global commitments.
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This book is our libertarian perspective explained, simply and with good humor. Consider it a pop culture chaos-decoder; it presents a solid case for viewing media narratives with skepticism. It isn’t a substitute for real research and investigation – any reader should listen, read, and carefully consider a variety of sources of news and opinion before adopting a position.
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“In politics, stupidity is not a handicap.” – Napoleon”Politics and...
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The End Of Texasby Juan BatistaFrom Juan Batista, the pen name of a professor of American Indian...
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Bill Who The Plaintiffby Bill ButlerThe perils of being jobless and homeless for 14 years due to...
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Love It Or Leave It: The End Of Government As The Problemby Mark ManneyFaith in the free market...
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