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In Love Letter To America, Yuri Bezmenov, a former KGB agent and Soviet defector, reveals the four stages of ideological subversion — demoralization, destabilization, crisis, normalization — in this 1984 classic. A chilling insider account of Soviet psychological warfare and active measures. Essential reading for anyone interested in disinformation, propaganda, and information warfare.

Good-for-Nothing Entrepreneurs is a contentious, analytically dense, and deliberately pointed study. It convinces less through definitive answers than through its ability to challenge familiar assumptions and bring together disparate debates.

Her book is a sweeping and impassioned examination of authoritarian leadership across the past century, focusing on male autocrats.

Ray Dalio distills decades of experience as a macro investor into a sweeping, multi-part analysis of sovereign debt crises.

A clear, cycle-based framework for understanding and managing major debt crises, blending historical case studies with practical policy insights.

David Golumbia’s Cyberlibertarianism delivers a forceful critique of the myth that digital tools inherently democratize society.

The Trump administration's global tariff offensive: rethinking trade policy and currency

An insider’s account of how Javier Milei, Argentina’s most unorthodox president, evolved into a political force

Greenhill's book reveals how states weaponize forced displacement to coerce rivals, shaping global politics through migration crises.

Most art galleries struggle financially—but why? In Management of Art Galleries, Magnus Resch uncovers the hard truths - A Book Review

Book Review: "HOW Elections Are Won in the Digital Age" explores how AI, social media, and misinformation shape elections.