Yale University professor of philosophy Jason Stanley discusses his book How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them.Â
Books
Read reviews of nonfiction books on policy, politics and power
A Letter to Toni Morrison
Writer Kim McLarin celebrates the life and meaning of the acclaimed novelist.
Go Back Where You’re From? “I’m Still Being Told That.”
Author Suketu Mehta discusses borders and immigration, and why Western nations must grapple with the legacy of colonialism.
Impeachment and the Righteous Republicans
Historian Brenda Wineapple discusses her new book The Impeachers: The Trial of Andrew Johnson and the Dream of a New Nation.
Money Against Democracy
How neoliberals captured the machinery of the state to keep citizens from regulating markets
Hobsbawm, Unrepentant
A new biography connects the life and work of the great radical historian of capitalism.
The Courage to Defy Brutality
The case of a black Army veteran that spurred a South Carolina federal judge to defy his state’s white supremacist power structure
Why New Social Movements Are Different
A new book from social reformer Jai Sen explores the international age of protest.

