Justice, Laws and Police
Can a law be genuinely wrong yet still demand our obedience? Jonathan Quong explores the explosive puzzle of legitimate injustice. We assume justice is the ultimate goal, but what happens when democra...
9 Jul 17min
Elites and Democracy
Forget the myth of rule by the people. In this provocative study, Hugo Drochon argues that elites always hold the reins of power. From the boardrooms of global corporations to the halls of government,...
8 Jul 15min
Moral code in Indian business
Why does India flip-flop on foreign investment? Jason Jackson reveals a hidden moral struggle at the heart of the economy. From the shadow of the East India Company to the expulsion of Coca-Cola, Indi...
7 Jul 15min
Finding particles that make the universes
Explore the subatomic secrets of our universe. Paul Langackers The Standard Model and Beyond examines the mathematical masterpiece describing nature at its smallest scales. While the standard model is...
6 Jul 40min
How to define society
Why can not sociology define its own subject? Volker Schmidt tackles this blind spot in a sweeping 2,500-year genealogy. He reveals how the concept of society evolved from ancient Roman law to our mod...
3 Jul 38min
Abuse of data
Digital optimism has vanished. Data is no longer just code; it is a battleground for power and identity. This handbook exposes the hidden machinery of our datafied world, from invisible ghost workers ...
2 Jul 30min
How populist leaders work?
The world of diplomacy is being hijacked. From Trump’s threats to occupy Greenland to Duterte’s explosive insults, populist leaders are tearing up the traditional rulebook of international relations. ...
1 Jul 40min
New theory on personal identity
Is your past truly gone, or is it still happening? Benjamin Andrae explores this haunting question in Nothing Lasts, but Nothing Ever Ends. Challenging the belief that only the present exists, he buil...
30 Jun 35min
