Earth’s longest river has almost ceased to flow, transformed human civilizations, and hidden millions of years of history in its sediments.
An expert who has traveled the Nile’s entire length reveals how the river came to be—and how it might change in the future.
How Rome built the world that Christianity conquered. A fresh look at the roads, ideas, and imperial ambitions that made the ancient Mediterranean ripe for a new religion.
Why justice in Palestine requires confronting Zionism itself—tracing a century of ideology, institutions, and power to argue for decolonization through redistribution, reparations, and return.
Two legal scholars provide the concepts and tools to understand what’s happening in Palestine, and chart the only path forward that centers justice.
How can digital technology solve Asia’s looming food crisis? This book reveals how Singapore, China, and Japan are using Industry 4.0 to transform agriculture under pressure.
What really drives investors to buy green bonds—and why does it differ so sharply between Japan and China?
Original surveys and empirical models reveal the surprising blend of values, policy, and transparency shaping sustainable finance.
An economist argues that fair fiscal policy requires moral thinking—and shows how insights from philosophy, social science, and corruption studies can bridge the gap between what states do and what citizens consider just.
Why rising inequality and anxious publics demand that policymakers move beyond efficiency to engage with questions of fairness, social cohesion, and the moral choices embedded in every tax and spending decision.
Why are humans capable of both savage warfare and lasting peace? This groundbreaking study synthesizes twelve disciplines and dozens of species to reveal how both evolved together.
Unlock the hidden powers of human consciousness and experience life more intensely.
From the author of The 48 Laws of Power, a guide to harnessing the sublime through science, philosophy, and daily practice.
Inside the rooms where AI CEOs warned about their own creations—and where presidents decided what to do about it.
Why democracies have every advantage in the AI race, except the conviction to act.
A honeymoon in Paris becomes an international manhunt when newlyweds vanish in the French countryside.
Now a young lawyer must become bait in a CIA operation to stop the kidnappers.
A profound literary reflection on time, memory, love, and the fleeting moments that shape our lives. Elif Shafak explores how a single instant can hold the weight of a lifetime and leave an imprint that lasts for eternity.
An extended journey into temporality and perception, substantial enough to immerse you completely in Shafak’s distinctive approach to storytelling.
Middle age is full of challenges you never saw coming.
Get expert survival advice—with humor—for every scenario that comes your way.
Earth is now a multilevel dungeon in the galaxy’s most-watched game show, and a Coast Guard vet and his royal cat must survive the deadly third floor.
The Over City holds an ancient mystery—and Carl still needs pants.
A killer with unnatural strength. A victim beaten beyond recognition. Lt. Eve Dallas must trace a trail of rage-fueled murders back to their source—before the body count rises.
From R.F. Kuang, the acclaimed #1 New York Times bestselling author of Katabasis and Yellowface, comes a wryly humorous and profoundly moving coming-of-age novel that grapples with grief, language, and culture shock—all set against the backdrop of an unforgettable summer in Taipei.
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