Books
Book reviews (non-fiction literature about media, public, big tech and film).
The book Move Fast and Break Things criticises Google, Facebook and Amazon sharply, but is at the same time partly romantic and crude.
By combining a sociological approach to the climate crisis with examples drawn from literature and film, interesting new horizons are revealed in this British…
In his latest book, Martyn Frampton argues that the Muslim Brotherhood is a contradictory establishment, but its contradictions are also part of its successes.
CAPITALISM: John Mikler argues that the world's largest companies are economically superior to their competitors to such an extent it is wrong to speak…
AFRICA: Editor and professor Nic Cheeseman succeeds in his goal of offering a new and modern understanding of the African state.
When our faith in grand narratives erodes as our lives become increasingly hectic, time itself loses its direction and meaning.
A past to present look at big tech’s influence over society and how we can fight their pervasive power.
Israeli lawyer Michael Sfard presents a new take on human rights battles within the occupied Palestinian territories.
In his new book, Alfred W. McCoy collects his multiple analyses of the US as an empire, and describes how violence practiced in the…