Book Review

Muste had dedicated himself to the creation of industrial unionism.

Ali Issa's “Against All Odds: Voices of Popular Struggle in Iraq” is a needed corrective to the absence of Iraqi voices in Western media.

A new oral history reader offers stories from people who have experienced war, poverty and miscarriages of justice throughout the world.

Michael Walzer turned 80 this year, as vital, productive and intellectually alive as ever.

What does it take for a country to host the World Cup or the Olympics? Empty economic promises, bribery, corruption and extravagantly staged events, apparently.

Author Andrew Hussey examines the crisis in France between Muslim residents and the state.

New books on mass incarceration offer fresh information and cast a critical eye on our existing understandings.

John Stuart Mill may well be the most important liberal thinker of the 19th century.

Since Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, abortion providers have been the targets of threats and intimidation.

Zantovsky's voice is so engaging that he becomes a presence in the tale he tells.