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America's leading expert on men and masculinity explains why, with the demographics of the nation rapidly changing and the levers of political power ostensibly slipping from their hands, white men are angrier than ever before in our recent history.

This powerful look at peaceful protest demystifies nonviolence as an important political tool, explores its historical roots, and reveals the careful planning behind these seemingly spontaneous movements-like Occupy Wall Street, the Umbrella Movement, the Climate March, the Millions March, and Tahrir Square-instructing potential activist as to how they can create lasting change.

For the legions of American Soccer fans, the first book to expose the violence, conspiracies, heartbreaks and big business machinations of the game-and the country it is inextricably linked with, Italy, the World Cup Winner, 2006.

A rising historian presents a masterful opus on the development of racist thought in America, using the stories of Cotton Mather, Thomas Jefferson, William Lloyd Garrison, W.E.B. Du Bois, and Angela Davis to reveal how racist ideas- and the racist policies they support- have become entrenched in American society.

"[Kafka] would have appreciated this narrative on any number of levels...[Carle] emerges as an odd and admirable...character in The Interrogator. Witnessing this prickly, rigidly upright man trying to wrest meaning from his bleak dilemma becomes the most compelling aspect of The Interrogator."- Laura Miller, Salon

An explosive expose into the radical right-wing state of Israeli politics from one of our most controversial investigative reporters and the bestselling author of Republican Gomorrah.

The bestselling author of War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning and Empire of Illusion takes us inside the dark heart of American empire, at home and abroad.

A Pulitzer Prize-winning and New York Times best-selling author charts the dramatic and disturbing rise of a post-literate America that craves fantasy, ecstasy, and illusion.

This fully updated, full-colour City Walks guide contains walkable routes through New York's most interesting neighbourhoods

Recommends sights, entertainment, recreation, shopping, accommodations, and restaurants in Italy's top cities, and provides advice for planning side trips.

This bestselling guide with a brand-new author offers a fresh, recreation-forward take on Utah's increasingly popular parks.

Packed with outdoor adventures and local know-how, the newest edition of the bestselling Moon Glacier National Park is the only standalone guide to this popular park

A collection of crossword puzzles from The Nation magazine, compiled by a former code breaker for the National Security Agency

One woman's extraordinary meditation on the grief and loss that she experienced in the wake of 9/11

A controversial look at the most important issues facing American mothers today - and a blueprint for change - from the founder of MoveOn.org and a leading feminist writer

A legendary journalist and novelist confronts the Christian right

Panama was created by a group of Wall Street investors in Room 1162 of the Waldorf Astoria Hotel. This meeting brought down the French Republic, the Columbian government and shook the almost invincible Teddy Roosevelt and gave birth to American imperialism in Latin America.

When six Mafiosi were slaughtered in a quiet German town on the morning of August 15, 2007, the massive reach of Calabria's mafia was brought brutally into focus. In The Honoured Society, acclaimed investigative reporter Petra Reski reveals how Sicilian organized crime networks-some of the largest, most influential and deadliest in the world-do their bloody business.

The dramatic--and largely unknown--story of the rise of China's economic empire in Africa and how it will transform geopolitics

A leading activist and leader of the women's movement takes on the religious right

A hair-raising memoir of Kathie Klarreich's life in Haiti as a reporter for NPR, Christian Science Monitor, ABC News and Time during the past decade

Named the Dolman Travel Book of the Year, The Dead Yard paints an unforgettable portrait of modern Jamaica. Since independence, Jamaica has gradually become associated with twin images--a resort-style travel Eden for foreigners and a new kind of hell for Jamaicans, a society where gangs control the areas where most Jamaicans live and drug lords like Christopher Coke rule elites and the poor alike. Ian Thomson''s brave book explores a country of lost promise, where America''s hunger for drugs fuels a dependent economy and shadowy politics. The lauded birthplace of reggae and Bob Marley, Jamaica is now sunk in corruption and hopelessness. A synthesis of vital history and unflinching reportage, The Dead Yard is "a fascinating account of a beautiful, treacherous country" (Irish Times).