In the latest edition of our global bookshop guide series, Udita Bose takes us through her favourite bookshops in Varanasi, India.

In the latest edition of our global bookshop guide series, Udita Bose takes us through her favourite bookshops in Varanasi, India.

A new memoir by Kimberlé Crenshaw – the feminist scholar behind critical race theory & intersectionality – on the experiences that shaped her intellectual life.

A new memoir by Kimberlé Crenshaw – the feminist scholar behind critical race theory & intersectionality – on the experiences that shaped her intellectual life.

The Kafala System by Saad Kassis-Mohamed Center examines the origins, human costs & gradual reform of the controversial, sponsor-based labour-migration system.

Feeding the World as if People Mattered by Andrew Flachs critiques the capitalist global food system, calling for ethical, sustainable, small-scale farming.

The Kafala System by Saad Kassis-Mohamed Center examines the origins, human costs & gradual reform of the controversial, sponsor-based labour-migration system.

The Profligate Colonial by Lisandro E. Claudio highlights the colonial nature of how the US imposed austerity on the Philippines to tackle inflation.

Feeding the World as if People Mattered by Andrew Flachs critiques the capitalist global food system, calling for ethical, sustainable, small-scale farming.

In Dragon Innovation: Shenzhen, Grace Yuehan Wang examines the reasons for the success of Shenzhen, China's innovation hub, & whether its success is replicable

In this guide, Grace Chapman takes us through her favourite bookshops along England's Suffolk coast. If you know an area, city or town with great browsing spots for book lovers, find information…

Tribal Reawakening and the Future of State-Building in Kuwait & Qatar Maryam Al-Kuwari shows tribalism's relevance in citizenship, family & marriage in the Gulf

The Rulers by Cecilia Rikap argues Big Tech rules through networked capitalism & intellectual monopolies, controlling knowledge, digital infrastructures & data

In Against Post-Liberalism, political theorist Paul Kelly offers a critique of post-liberalism and a defence of egalitarian "common-good" liberal politics.

Environmental Leverage in Times of Climate Crisis by Giulia Claudia Leonelli is a socio-legal examination of how implementing stronger trade-related environmental measures can advance more…

Absolutely Essential by Jonathan D. Moreno explores how bioethics emerged from the postwar rules-based international order & what its decline means for science.

Environmental Leverage in Times of Climate Crisis by Giulia Claudia Leonelli is a socio-legal examination of how implementing stronger trade-related environmental measures can advance more…

Gisela Carrasco-Miró's Decolonizing Feminist Economics explores how mainstream and feminist economics remain shaped by colonialism, patriarchy and extractivism.

In this guide, Grace Chapman takes us through her favourite bookshops along England's Suffolk coast. If you know an area, city or town with great browsing spots for book lovers, find information…

In this guide, Grace Chapman takes us through her favourite bookshops along England's Suffolk coast. If you know an area, city or town with great browsing spots for book lovers, find information…

In Pink Crime, Valeena Beety examines how gender, sexuality, race & reproductive politics shape criminalisation & wrongful convictions in the US justice system.

Inequality by Séamus Power explores pluralistic perspectives on inequality, capitalism & social mobility through the lens of anthropology & cultural psychology.

Inequality by Séamus Power explores pluralistic perspectives on inequality, capitalism & social mobility through the lens of anthropology & cultural psychology.

In an interview about The Migration Question, Matilde Rosina debunks common myths & explains why safe, legal routes benefit both migrants & receiving societies