Changing the World, One Book at a Time

by James Orbinski

An important, consciousness-raising work. Full review >

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by Gary J. Bass

Historical precedents shed timely light on ways “to keep a bright line between empire and humanity.” Full review >

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by Suraya Sadeed and Damien Lewis

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by Tori Hogan

A bold argument based mostly on experiences and observations rather than statistical support. Full review >

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by Twesigye Jackson Kaguri with Susan Urbanek Linville

A slowly unfolding, moving journey of turning beliefs into actions. Full review >

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by Ahmed Kathrada

An intimate, welcome first-person account of a portion of South African history that remains foggy to many American readers. Full review >

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by Peter Piot

An absorbing memoir in which the author learns to combat deadly diseases and maneuver in the international political scene. Full review >

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by Conor Foley

Filled with tough criticism of Western governments’ interventionist foreign policies and challenging questions for... Full review >

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by Nathan Hodge

For a civilian readership increasingly alienated from the culture of its military, Hodge provides an important guide to what... Full review >

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