Political/Social Science

Late-Night in Washington traces the trajectory of late-night political humor, which has long been a staple of entertainment television. (Routledge, 2023) View Book Listing >…

Dr. Matt R. Salmon explores balancing pride in identity with facing bias, sharing his journey as a queer person in a condemning environment. (Dr. Matt R. Salmon, 2024) View…

In a divided America, the biggest solvable problem fueling political extremism and dysfunction is hiding in plain sight: party primaries. (Simon & Schuster, 2024) View Book Listing >…

The World Gate: Public Policy in Saudi Arabia introduces readers to the Saudi government’s enormous reform movement since 2016. (New Degree Press, 2021) View Book Listing >…

In 1887 the state of Kansas gave women the right to vote in municipal elections. But some men in the city of Argonia, Kansas didn’t think women should…

Born in Shor-Tyube, Kazakh Soviet Socialist Republic, in 1951, Dungan ethnographer and creative writer Ali Dzhon is widely regarded as the preeminent writer on the material and spiritual culture and…

Co-authors Steve Odland and Joe Minarik of the Committee for Economic Development lay out a clear plan for how business and policy leaders can generate prosperity for business…

Written by a successful businessman, father, and high school coach with nearly twenty years of experience playing and coaching football, “Tackling Dummies” provides both an objective and insiders look…

The wars in Iraq and Afghanistan convinced many policymakers and scholars that the United States should pull back in international affairs and that restraint should guide grand strategy.

It’s an oft-told story of Native Americans: conquered by invading white Europeans, deprived of their land and forced to live on scattered reservation ghettos, reduced to lives of poverty…