Can Democracy Survive Global Capitalism?
By Robert Kuttner
Almost two months ago, I praised Branko Milanovic for his ability to write a dystopian narrative about the...
After the Revolution
By Robert Evans
Every Texan worth their salt knows that Texas fought a war of independence to become its own republic. That Texans...
Generations of the Holocaust
Martin S. Bergmann and Milton E. Jucovy
I sometimes read books on Judaism, because, well, I’m Jewish. There’s a part of Judaism...
Goodbye to Budapest: A Novel of the Hungarian Uprising
By Margarita Morris
Hungary was far from free after World War II. Despite the collapse of the...
The Jakarta Method
By Vincent Bevins
“The Jakarta Method” traces the evolution of U.S. Cold War anti-communist tactics in the Third World (his word, not mine,...
The Lives of Others
Directed by Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck
In “The Lives of Others,” a Stasi agent is assigned to investigate the true loyalties of...
