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GENERAL WORKS AND ANTHOLOGIES 1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 34 Negotiation and Diplomacy 35 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 1 Leadership 36 General Works, Anthologies, and Reference 1 Military Campaigns and Strategy 36 Electoral Politics 3 State and Local Politics 5 POLITICAL ECONOMY 39 The White House 5 The Judiciary and Criminal Justice 7 POLITICAL THEORY 43 American Diplomacy and Foreign Policy 9 Ancient 43 Social Change 12 Modern 45 Politics of Gender and Sexuality 15 American 48 Labor 16 Decision Making 49 Health, Education, and Welfare 17 America’s Founding Fathers 50 Media and Technology 19 POLITICS OF THE ENVIRONMENT 51 Religion and Politics 21 REFERENCE 54 COMPARATIVE GOVERNMENT 22 General Works 22 MAPS AND ATLASES 54 Africa 22 INDEX 56 Britain and Ireland 24 France, Spain, Italy, and Greece 25 COLLEGE FACULTY Germany, Northern, and Eastern Europe 26 INFORMATION SERVICE (CFIS) 60 Russia 28 Middle East 28 SCHOOL AND PERSONAL COPY Central and South Asia 30 ORDER FORM 61 China 31 EXAMINATION COPY Japan and East Asia 32 ORDER FORM 62 Southeast Asia 32 Latin America and the Caribbean 33

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To order examination or personal copies of any of Penguin Group USA the titles listed in this catalog, please complete the Academic Marketing appropriate form at the back of the catalog. 375 Hudson Street New York, NY 10014 For personal service, adoption assistance, and complimentary exam copies, please sign up for our www.penguin.com/academic College Faculty Information Service at: www.penguin.com/facinfo PenGuin CiviC CLAssiCs Penguin Civic Classics is a series of six portable, accessible, and—above all—essential reads from American political history, selected by leading scholars. Series editor Richard Beeman, author of The Penguin Guide to the U.S. Constitution, draws to- gether the great texts of American civic life, including the founding documents, pivotal historical speeches, and important Supreme Court decisions, to create a timely and informative mini-library of perennially vital issues.

American Political Supreme Court Decisions Speeches EditEd with an introduction by Jay m. FEinman EditEd with an introduction by tErry Golway Legal expert Jay M. Feinman introduces and American Political Speeches includes the best selects some of the most important Supreme American rhetoric from men and women Court Decisions of all time, which touch on the who were able to move the nation with words. very foundations of American society. These Includes Frederick Douglass, Martin Luther cases cover a vast array of issues, from the pow- King, Jr., William Jennings Bryan, Abraham ers of government and freedom of speech to Lincoln, John F. Kennedy, Franklin D. Roos- freedom of religion and civil liberties. evelt, Ronald Reagan, and many more. 176 pages • 978-0-14-312199-2 • $12.00 208 pages • 978-0-14-312195-4 • $12.00 Abraham Lincoln Thomas Paine Lincoln Speeches EditEd with an introduction Common Sense by allEn c. GuElzo introduction by richard bEEman Abraham Lincoln endowed all of his rhetoric Published anonymously in 1776, six months with vigor and moral energy, no matter the before the Declaration of Independence, subject: the duty of the citizenry, the com- Common Sense was a radical and impassioned ing of freedom, the meaning of governance, call for America to free itself and set up an in- the evils of slavery, the value of progress. The dependent republican government. Savagely speeches selected for this volume by Lincoln attacking hereditary kingship and aristocratic expert Allen C. Guelzo are a testament to our institutions, Paine urged a new beginning for history and a window into the mind of one of his adopted country in which personal free- America’s greatest leaders. dom and social equality would be upheld and 208 pages • 978-0-14-312198-5 • $12.00 economic and cultural progress encouraged. 176 pages • 978-0-14-312200-5 • $12.00 Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay The Declaration of The Federalist Papers Independence and the EditEd with an introduction United States Constitution by richard bEEman annotatEd with an introduction Written at a time when furious arguments by richard bEEman were raging about the best way to govern No citizen of the United States should be America, The Federalist Papers had the im- without the Declaration and the Constitu- mediate practical aim of persuading New tion, the most important documents in the Yorkers to accept the newly drafted Consti- nation’s history. Richard Beeman’s annota- tution in 1787. Beeman’s analysis helps clarify tions and modernizing commentary make the goals, at once separate and in concert, these foundational and indispensable texts of Madison, Hamilton, and Jay during their approachable for all, showing why they re- writing, and his selections show the array of main at the core of modern American life. issues—both philosophical and policy-spe- 176 pages • 978-0-14-312196-1 • $12.00 cific—covered by this body of work. 208 pages • 978-0-14-312197-8 • $12.00

PenGuin CiviC CLAssiCs iii GENERAL WORKS Paul Starobin Hugh Brogan FIVE ROADS TO THE FUTURE THE PENGUIN HISTORY OF THE USA AND ANTHOLOGIES Power in the Next Global Age Revised Edition “This closely researched and closely reported “A superb piece of work...written with grace work provides a set of guideposts for our and style.”—The Sunday Times (London). David Aaronovitch rapidly changing and resetting times.”— Captures the dynamic events and person- VOODOO HISTORIES Richard Florida, University of Toronto. “A alities that shaped the nation’s triumphant The Role of the Conspiracy Theory in meticulously researched and up-to-the- progress to global superpower. Shaping Modern History minute analysis of the United States’ role Penguin • 752 pp. • 978-0-14-025255-2 • $18.00 “Meticulous in its research, forensic in its in global politics, culture and society.” reasoning, robust in its argument, and often —Publishers Weekly. hilarious in its debunking, Voodoo Histories Published in hardcover as After America. is a highly entertaining rumble with the cen- Penguin • 368 pp. • 978-0-14-311736-0 • $16.00 tury’s major conspiracy theorists and their theories”—John Lahr. Riverhead • 416 pp. • 978-1-59448-498-8 • $16.00 Author is a recipient of the George Orwell Prize AMERICAN GOVERNMENT for political journalism

Michael Blastland and Andrew Dilnot GENERAL WORKS, ANTHOLOGIES, THE NUMBERS GAME AND REFERENCE The Commonsense Guide to Understanding Numbers in the News, in Politics, and in Life THE U.S. CONSTITUTION “A reliable guide to a treacherous subject, giv- FOR EVERYONE ing its readers the mental ammunition to make An accessible study aid and illustrated guide sense of official claims.”—The Economist. Gotham • 192 pp. • 978-1-592-40485-8 • $16.00 to the Constitution and all 27 amendments. Perigee • 64 pp. • 978-0-399-51305-3 • $8.95 An Economist Best Book of the Year H. W. Brands f AMERICAN DREAMS Zlata Filopovi´c Bernard Bailyn, editor THE DEBATE ON THE CONSTITUTION The United States Since 1945 and Melanie Challenger, editors An incisive chronicle of the events and trends STOLEN VOICES: Young People’s War Federalist and Antifederalist Speeches, Articles, and Letters During the Struggle that guided—and sometimes misguided—our Diaries, from World War I to Iraq nation over the last seven decades. “In a par- Foreword by former U.N. over Ratification “This documentary history is an excellent tisan age dominated by ‘people’s history’ and Under-Secretary-General Olara A. Otunnu ‘patriot’s history,’ Brands has taken on the “One of Zlata’s gifts lies in throwing a human collection.”—Library Journal. Chronology, bio- graphical notes, index, appendices. formidable task of writing a concise, balanced light on intolerable events.”—San Francisco account of America since World War II.”—San Chronicle. Volume I: September 1787 to February 1788 Library of America Francisco Chronicle. Penguin • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-303871-9 • $15.00 1,214 pp. • 978-0-940450-42-4 • $35.00 Penguin • 432 pp. • 978-0-14-311955-5 • $17.00 Also available: Zlata’s Diary: A Child’s Life in Wartime Sarajevo 978-0-14-303687-6 Volume II: January to August 1788 Library of America Bryan Burrough 1,216 pp. • 978-0-940450-64-6 • $35.00 THE BIG RICH: The Rise and Fall Jeff Greenfield of the Greatest Texas Oil Fortunes f THEN EVERYTHING CHANGED See Political Economy, page 40 Stunning Alternate Histories of American Politics: JFK, RFK, Carter, Ford, Reagan “Shrewdly written...riveting.”—The New Floyd G. Cullop, editor York Times. “Fascinating reinterpretations.”— THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE Booklist. and CONSTITUTION OF THE Berkley • 448 pp. • 978-0-425-24533-0 • $16.00 UNITED STATES New Introduction and Notes by the editor The ideal introduction for students, aspiring Brian MacArthur, editor citizens, and general readers. Includes quiz- THE PENGUIN BOOK OF zes and study questions for each section. TWENTIETH-CENTURY SPEECHES Signet Classics • 208 pp. • 978-0-451-53130-8 • $5.95 Revised Edition More than 140 of the great speeches that have shaped this century. Dinesh D’Souza Penguin • 560 pp. • 978-0-14-028500-0 • $17.00 WHAT’S SO GREAT ABOUT AMERICA “A thoughtful discussion of the character and THE PENGUIN BOOK historical significance of the United States.” OF HISTORIC SPEECHES —The New York Times. From ancient times to the 20th century, the Penguin • 240 pp. • 978-0-14-200301-5 • $15.00 most inspiring, eloquent, and important Richard Beeman f THE PENGUIN GUIDE TO THE UNITED speeches. John Farmer Penguin • 528 pp. • 978-0-14-017619-3 • $17.00 STATES CONSTITUTION THE GROUND TRUTH: The Untold Story A Fully Annotated Declaration of of America Under Attack on 9/11 Independence, U.S. Constitution and Mark Mazower “With keen analytical insight, Farmer rips the f Amendments, and Selections from GOVERNING THE WORLD lid off of many mysteries pertaining to both The Federalist Papers The Rise and Fall of an Idea, the 9/11 attacks and Hurricane Katrina. A A unique and handy guide to the law of the 1815 to the Present highly recommended historical curative for land from one of America’s most esteemed “A master historian’s reconstruction of how our times.”—Douglas Brinkley. indidividuals and nations since 1815 have constitutional scholars. Riverhead • 432 pp. • 978-1-59448-478-0 • $16.00 sought to pormote national interests in ever Penguin • 176 pp. • 978-0-14-311810-7 • $12.00 A New York Times Notable Book of the Year more complicated international settings.”— Fritz Stern. Penguin Press • 304 pp. • 978-1-59420-349-7 • $25.95 Also available: Hitler’s Empire, p. 27

1 General Works / American Government www.penguin.com/academic Michael Farquhar Alexander Hamilton, John Jay, and James Madison Michael Kammen, editor A TREASURY OF THE FEDERALIST PAPERS THE ORIGINS OF THE AMERICAN GREAT AMERICAN SCANDALS Edited by Clinton Rossiter CONSTITUTION: A Documentary History Tantalizing True Tales of Historic Introduction and Annotations “Easily the best brief documentary history Misbehavior by the Founding Fathers by Charles R. Kesler of the origins of the U.S. Constitution.” and Others Who Let Freedom Swing Reissue. Based on the original McLean edi- —Terence Ball. INCLUDES: The Articles of Confederation, the Con­stitution, the Bill of Rights, Penguin • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-200192-9 • $15.00 tion of 1788. INCLUDES: Table of Contents with and the Judiciary Act; the twenty-one most important a brief precis of each essay; Appendix containing A TREASURY OF DECEPTION Federalist papers (numbers 1, 2, 6, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 23, a copy of the constitution with cross-references to Liars, Misleaders, Hoodwinkers, 37, 39, 47, 48, 49, 51, 62, 63, 70, 78, 84, 85); seventeen The Federalist Papers; Index of Ideas that lists the and the Extraordinary True Stories of Anti-Federalist writings, including substantial extracts major political concepts discussed; and copies of from the two leading critics of the Constitution, History’s Greatest Hoaxes, Fakes and Frauds the Declaration of Independence and Articles of “Federal Farmer” and “Brutus”; sixty letters; and Penguin • 320 pp. • 978-0-14-303544-2 • $15.00 Confederation. important proceedings, resolutions, and state plans. Signet Classics • 688 pp. • 978-0-451-52881-0 • $7.95 Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-008744-4 • $17.00

Edited and Introduced by Isaac Kramnick G. Calvin Mackenzie and Robert Weisbrot This collection of all eighty-five papers con- THE LIBERAL HOUR tains the complete first edition text published Washington and the in 1788 in New York by J. and A. McLean. Politics of Change in the 1960s Includes the Constitution. Notes. Penguin History of American Life Series Penguin Classics • 528 pp. • 978-0-14-044495-7 • $15.00 See Penguin Civic Classics, page iii “A riveting narrative of one of the most fascinating decades in American history...bril- liantly insightful.”—Doris Kearns Goodwin. Maira Kalman Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-311546-5 • $18.00 f AND THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS “A refreshing, unorthodox, upbeat—and most welcome—tribute to America.”—NPR. org. “[A] lushly painted romp through the fringes of democracy.”—The Washington Post. 4-color throughout. 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Freeman A New York Magazine Top 10 Book of 2010 f AMERICAN EMPIRE The Rise of a Global Power, The Democratic Ralph Ketcham, editor Revolution at Home 1945–2000 THE ANTI-FEDERALIST PAPERS The Penguin History of the United States and THE CONSTITUTIONAL Eric Foner, series editor CONVENTION DEBATES “Freeman’s epic survey provides a fuller A complete collection of original documents. understanding of America’s postwar achieve- Important arguments are keyed to corre- ments and challenges, without the bias…or sponding Federalist letters. despair of other books on these important Signet Classics • 416 pp. • 978-0-451-52884-1 • $7.95 issues.”—Publishers Weekly (starred review). “Superb on foreign affairs...equally excellent Shane Harris David Nasaw on cultural, political and economic issues... f THE PATRIARCH the best grand synthesis of postwar US his- THE WATCHERS The Rise of America’s Surveillance State The Remarkable Life and Turbulent Times tory we have.”—Mike Wallace, Pulitzer of Joseph P. Kennedy Gotham See The Judiciary and Criminal Justice, page 8 Prize–winning co-author of . The first and only biography based on unre- Viking • 512 pp. • 978-0-670-02378-3 • $36.00 Thom Hartmann stricted and exclusive access to the Joseph THRESHOLD P. 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From “Common Sense” to Barack Obama’s Inaugural Address. “Presents the vital doc- Berkley • 352 pp. • 978-0-425-23137-1 • $15.00 Alexandra Pelosi uments of American history with incisive f and informed commentary—an invaluable CITIZEN USA resource for the student, the teacher and the The official companion book to the HBO history buff.”—Arthur Schlesinger, Jr. documentary in which acclaimed filmmaker Signet • 688 pp. • 978-0-451-22850-5 • $9.99 Pelosi sets out on a road trip across America College Faculty Information to attend naturalization ceremonies in all fifty Service (CFIS) states, meet brand-new citizens, and find out why they chose America as their home. Join the College Faculty Information Service for www.penguinspeakersbureau.com NAL • 256 pp. • 978-0-451-23539-8 • $28.00 personal assistance and complimentary exam For all inquiries, including speakers’ fees and copies. See page 53 for more info or visit www. availability, visit the website or email penguin.com/facinfo. [email protected] f Denotes new or forthcoming title American Government 2 Larry Schweikart ELECTORAL POLITICS f WHAT WOULD THE FOUNDERS SAY? A Patriot’s Answers to America’s Most Pressing Problems Eric Alterman Conservative historian Larry Schweikart tack- WHY WE’RE LIBERALS les some of the key issues confronting our A Handbook for Restoring nation today: education, government bailouts, America’s Most Important Ideals gun control, health care, the environment, and “It is difficult to imagine anyone better quali- more. fied to update Arthur Schlesinger Jr.’s notion Sentinel • 256 pp. • 978-1-59523-074-4 • $26.95 of liberalism as the ‘vital center’ of American f SEVEN EVENTS THAT politics.”—The New York Times. MADE AMERICA AMERICA Penguin • 416 pp. • 978-0-14-311522-9 • $16.00 And Proved That the Founding Fathers Were Right All Along Sentinel • 272 pp. • 978-1-59523-079-9 • $16.00

Larry Schweikart and Michael Allen Kevin Phillips A PATRIOT’S HISTORY f 1775 OF THE UNITED STATES A Good Year for Revolution From Columbus’s Great Punctures the myth that 1776 was the water- Discovery to the War on Terror shed year of the American Revolution and Updated to include Rush Limbaugh’s suggests that the great events and confron- interview with Larry Schweikart. “A fluid tations of 1775 achieved a sweeping Patriot account of America from the discovery control of territory and local government that of the Continent up to the present day.”— Britain was never able to overcome. The Wall Street Journal. “As an antidote to A Viking • 640 pp. • 978-0-670-02512-1 • $36.00 People’s History...the book succeeds mightily.” Available November 2012 —National Review. Sentinel • 944 pp. • 978-1-59523-032-4 • $25.00 Melissa Rossi WHAT EVERY AMERICAN Alexis de Tocqueville SHOULD KNOW ABOUT DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA Eric Alterman and Kevin Mattson WHO’S REALLY RUNNING AMERICA and Two Essays on America f THE CAUSE And What You Can Do About It Translated by Gerald Bevan The Fight for American Liberalism from A guide to who is pulling the strings behind Introduction by Isaac Kramnick Franklin Roosevelt to Barack Obama the scenes of American politics. B/w photos, Notes by Jeff Selinger “Superb.”—The Boston Globe. “[A]n illuminat- maps. This translation of Tocqueville’s masterpiece is ing history of postwar politics, international Plume • 304 pp. • 978-0-452-28820-1 • $16.00 the only edition to contain all his writings on relations, culture, and philosophy—all in one scrupulously researched volume.”—Publishers WHAT EVERY AMERICAN America—including the rarely-translated Two Weeks in the Wilderness and Excursion to Lake Weekly. SHOULD KNOW ABOUT Viking • 416 pp. • 978-0-670-02343-1 • $29.95 WHO’S REALLY RUNNING THE WORLD Oneida. Chronology, suggestions for further Filled with an entertaining and informative reading, and explanatory notes. Penguin Classics • 992 pp. • 978-0-14-044760-6 • $13.00 mix of hard facts, examinations of global Matt Bai THE ARGUMENT issues, and profiles of the heavy hitters. DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA Billionaires, Bloggers, and the Battle Plume • 448 pp. • 978-0-452-28615-3 • $16.00 Edited by Richard D. Heffner to Remake Democratic Politics Afterword by Vartan Gregorian WHAT EVERY AMERICAN Penguin • 336 pp. • 978-0-14-311417-8 • $16.00 Signet Classics • 400 pp. • 978-0-451-53160-5 • $7.95 SHOULD KNOW ABOUT A New York Times Notable Book THE REST OF THE WORLD f DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA “Simple. Brilliant. Timely. Rossi cuts through The Arthur Goldhammer Translation Dan Balz and Haynes Johnson the jargon and cuts to the quick in her funny, Winner of the 2004 Translation Prize award- THE BATTLE FOR AMERICA wise analysis of geopolitics.”—Farai Chideya. ed by the French-American Foundation, The Story of an Extraordinary Election Contains straightforward explanations, cross- Goldhammer’s elegant rendering captures “An evenhanded and comprehensive account referenced entries, pronunciation guides, fully the precision and grace of Tocqueville’s of the race.”—Randy James, Time. illustrations, and maps. style and the full force of his profound ideas “Magisterial...captures the thrill of the Plume • 400 pp. • 978-0-452-28405-0 • $16.00 and observations. campaign and its meaning.”—George WHAT EVERY AMERICAN SHOULD Volume One Stephanopoulos. Penguin • 448 pp. • 978-0-14-311770-4 • $16.00 KNOW ABOUT THE MIDDLE EAST Library of America • 544 pp. • 978-1-59853-151-0 • $14.95 See Middle East, page 29 Volume Two Ronald Brownstein Library of America • 448 pp. • 978-1-59853-152-7 • $14.95 Franco Scardino THE SECOND CIVIL WAR THE COMPLETE IDIOT’S GUIDE How Extreme Partisanship Has Paralyzed Ted Widmer, editor TO U.S. GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS Washington and Polarized America See Reference, page 55 AMERICAN SPEECHES “A masterful work...provide[s] fresh perspec- A collection of the greatest speeches in tives on how we might move beyond the American history. partisan divisions that plague us.”—Doris Arthur M. Schlesinger, Jr. Kearns Goodwin. “Provocative.”—Allan JOURNALS: 1952–2000 Part 1: Political Oratory from the Revolution to the Civil War Brinkley, The New York Times Book Review. “Irresistibly revealing....The bird’s-eye view of a Penguin • 496 pp. • 978-0-14-311432-1 • $23.00 prescient Washington insider, busy gadfly and Library of America • 850 pp. • 978-1-931082-97-6 • $35.00 bon-mot artist extraordinaire.”—The New York Part 2: Political Oratory from Times. Abraham Lincoln to Bill Clinton Penguin • 912 pp. • 978-0-14-311435-2 • $20.00 Library of America • 875 pp. • 978-1-931082-98-3 • $35.00 A Boston Globe, Newsweek, and Washington Post Book of the Year ONLINE TABLES OF CONTENTS Find tables of contents to hundreds of academic titles at www.penguin.com/toc

3 American Government / Electoral Politics www.penguin.com/academic James Carville and Stan Greenberg Mike Huckabee f IT’S THE MIDDLE CLASS, STUPID! f A SIMPLE GOVERNMENT Two of the nation’s top political strategists Twelve Things We Really Need from explain how the Democrats can capture the Washington (and a Trillion That We Don’t!) 2012 election (and recapture their base) by The voice of common sense conservatism recommitting the party to saving America’s offers twelve essential truths that can help working people. Americans put aside differences and return to Blue Rider Press • 256 pp. • 978-0-399-16039-4 • $26.95 the simple principles of the Founding Fathers: liberty, justice, personal freedom, and civic Dante Chinni and James Gimpel virtue. f OUR PATCHWORK NATION Sentinel • 240 pp. • 978-1-59523-073-7 • $26.95 The Surprising Truth DO THE RIGHT THING About the “Real” America Inside the Movement That’s Bringing Foreword by Ray Suarez Common Sense Back to America “Does what no other book has ever done— Updated with a New Chapter explains in real words who we are as “At once a memoir of his campaign, a treatise Americans.”—Jim Lehrer. “Brings a fasci- on the ills of the Republican Party, and a blue- nating insight into what makes Americans print for his own political future.”—Time. George McGovern different these days.”—The Miami Herald. Sentinel • 256 pp. • 978-1-59523-057-7 • $15.00 f Gotham • 336 pp. • 978-1-59240-670-8 • $17.00 WHAT IT MEANS TO BE A DEMOCRAT “In a book that is far more serious-minded Garrison Keillor than some of those written by actual 2012 Mitch Daniels presidential candidates, McGovern lays out a f HOMEGROWN DEMOCRAT: A Few Plain KEEPING THE REPUBLIC Thoughts from the Heart of America series of ideas aimed at fixing the nation’s job Saving America by Trusting Americans Updated and Revised with a new Introduction crisis, improving health care and education “Governor Daniels has emerged as one of our “A graceful, loving celebration of the old-time and reducing the widening gap between the nation’s leading voices for reform and com- Minnesota liberalism of the heart that is so rich and everyone else.”—Star Tribune. mon sense in government.”—Speaker of the sorely missed in today’s politics.”—Ted Van Blue Rider Press • 256 pp. • 978-0-399-15822-3 • $22.95 House John Boehner. 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55 Maps & Atlases www.penguin.com/academic INDEX Ayres, Alex...... 5 Brief and Frightening Reign Class 11...... 11 Declaration of Independence Azuela, Mariano...... 33 of Phil, The...... 51 Clausewitz, Carl von...... 45 and the U.S. Constitution Brief History of the Caribbean, A...... 34 Client 9...... 8 and Amendments, The...... iii B Brief Wondrous Life Closed Chambers...... 8 Declaration of Independence, The...... 1 A Babbitt...... 48 of Oscar Wao, The...... 33 Club, The...... 20 Defenders of the Faith...... 21 Aaronovitch, David...... 1 Bacardi and the Long Fight for Cuba... 34 Brinkley, Douglas...... 9, 12 Coal...... 51 DeFrank, Thomas M...... 6 Aarons, John...... 8 Backlands...... 33 British Society Since 1945...... 25 Coercion...... 20 Deleuze, Gilles...... 45 Abbott, Elizabeth...... 33 Bad Money...... 42 Broadwell, Paula...... 37 Coetzee, J. M...... 23 DeLillo, Don...... 6 Abdullah II of Jordan...... 35 Baglio, Matt...... 35 Brogan, Hugh...... 1 Cognitive Surplus...... 20 Deluxe...... 43 Abercrombie, Nicholas...... 54 Bahl, Raghav...... 31 Broken Government...... 4 Cohen, Adam...... 6 Democracy...... 48 Achebe, Chinua...... 22 Bailyn, Bernard...... 1 Brother One Cell...... 32 Cohen, Jared...... 28 Democracy in America...... 3 Actual Innocence...... 8 Bai, Matt...... 3 Brown...... 14 Coke Machine, The...... 39 Democracy Matters...... 15 Adams, Henry...... 48 Balkans, The...... 26 Brown, Clarence...... 28 Colborn, Theo...... 51 Denialism...... 18 Adams, John...... 5, 50 Ballad of Abu Ghraib, The...... 10 Brown, Scott...... 35 Colby, Tanner...... 12 Dennett, Daniel C...... 21, 48 Adams, Michael...... 12 Balz, Dan...... 3 Brownstein, Ronald...... 3 Cold War, The...... 10 Denying the Holocaust...... 27 Addams, Jane...... 12 Bamford, James...... 9 Buchanan, Scott...... 44 Collapse...... 51 DeParle, Jason...... 17 Adesanmi, Pius...... 22 Banana...... 34 Buchholz, Todd G...... 40 Coll, Steve...... 9, 28, 30, 40 Descent into Chaos...... 31 Africans and Their History...... 23 Bannock, Graham...... 39 Buddha’s Warriors...... 31 Colossus...... 45 Detroit...... 5 After the Music Stopped...... 39 Barabási, Albert-László...... 45 Budiansky, Stephen...... 12, 24, 37 Colour Bar, The...... 24 Deutsch, David...... 45 Against Slavery...... 13 Barbusse, Henri...... 25 Bunsha, Dionne...... 30 Comandante...... 33 Devil Take the Hindmost...... 40 Age of Alexander, The...... 44 Bard, Mitchell G...... 55 Burke, Edmund...... 45 Coming of the Third Reich, The...... 26 Dial M for Murdoch...... 20 Age of Turbulence, The...... 41 Bargaining for Advantage...... 36 Burke, James...... 19 Coming Plague, The...... 52 Diamond, Jared...... 51 Ahamed, Liaquat...... 39 Barnett, Thomas P. M...... 36 Burke, Jason...... 9 Commandant, The...... 27 Diaz, Junot...... 33 Ahmed, Leila...... 22 Barry, John M...... 17, 21 Burnett, John S...... 34 Common Sense...... iii, 50 Dickey, Lisa...... 20 Air Power...... 37 Bartiromo, Maria...... 39 Burns, James MacGregor...... 7 Common Wealth...... 42 Difficult Conversations...... 36 Akst, Daniel...... 17 Basque History of the World, The...... 25 Burrough, Bryan...... 7, 40 Communist Manifesto, The...... 46 Digest of Roman Law, The...... 44 Albrecht, Katherine...... 19 Battelle, John...... 19 Bursts...... 45 Complete Idiot’s Guide to Digital Divide, The...... 19 Alchemists, The...... 41 Battle for America, The...... 3 Buruma, Ian...... 25, 28 Geography, The...... 55 Dilnot, Andrew...... 1 Alexander, Caroline...... 36 Battle for Spain, The...... 25 Buru Quartet, The...... 32 Complete Idiot’s Guide to DIM Hypothesis, The...... 49 Alexander Hamilton...... 50 Battling Bias...... 5 Busy-Body, The...... 50 Global Economics, The...... 55 Dinner with Mugabe...... 23 Alice...... 6 Bauerlein, Mark...... 17, 19 Buzzell, Colby...... 38 Complete Idiot’s Guide to Discourse on Inequality, A...... 47 Allen, Michael...... 3 Baxter, R. E...... 39 the Middle East Conflict, The...... 55 Discourses, The (Machiavelli)...... 46 All In...... 37 Bayoumi, Moustafa...... 12 C Complete Idiot’s Guide to Discover Your Inner Economist...... 49 All the Devils Are Here...... 42 Beattie, Alan...... 39 Caddick-Adams, Peter...... 37 the U.S. Constitution, The...... 55 Disgrace...... 23 Alterman, Eric...... 3 Becklund, Laurie...... 29 Cadillac Desert...... 53 Complete Idiot’s Guide to Dispatches for the New York Tribune... 46 Alvarez, Julia...... 15 Beeman, Richard...... 1, 48 CAD Monkeys, Dinosaur Babies, Understanding Islam, The...... 55 Dispatches from Juvenile Hall...... 8 Ambrose, Stephen E...... 9 Beevor, Antony...... 25, 26 and T-Shaped People...... 19 Complete Idiot’s Guide to Documentary History American Backlash...... 12 Before Night Falls...... 33 Café Europa...... 26 U.S. Government and Politics, The... 55 of the United States, A...... 2 American Dream...... 17 Beginning of Infinity, The...... 45 Cahokia...... 11 Comrade J...... 9 Dollar Meltdown, The...... 41 American Dreams...... 1 Behind Bars...... 8 Calloway, Colin G...... 11 Concise Biography of Adolf Hitler, A... 26 Dorfman, Ariel...... 33 American Dynasty...... 7 Beijing Welcomes You...... 32 Campbell, James T...... 22 Condition of the Working Class Dorril, Stephen...... 24 American Earth...... 53 Bellaigue, Christopher de...... 28 Campbell, John...... 24 in England, The...... 45 Dostoyevsky, Fyodor...... 45 American Empire...... 2 Bellamy, Edward...... 48 Canal Builders, The...... 16 Confessions of an Economic Hit Man.. 42 Do the Right Thing...... 4 American Indians and the Law...... 11 Bennis, Warren G...... 36 Candide...... 47 Confessions, The...... 47 Dotson, Bob...... 16 Americanization of Bentham, Jeremy...... 47 Canton, James...... 40 Conlon, Edward...... 7 Downing, Taylor...... 24 Benjamin Franklin, The...... 50 Berger, Warren...... 19 Capital...... 46 Conquering Gotham...... 5 Dragon in the Land of Snows, The...... 32 American Nations...... 5 Berlin 1961...... 35 Capitalism...... 49 Conquest of Gaul, The...... 43 Dragon’s Village, The...... 32 American Plague, The...... 17 Berlin, Ira...... 12 Carlin, John...... 22 Conquest, Robert...... 28 Drakulic´ , Slavenka...... 26 American Political Speeches...... iii Berlin, Isaiah...... 45 Carnegie, Andrew...... 40 Conscience...... 38 Dreams and Shadows...... 30 Americans at War...... 9 Bernstein, Ann...... 39 Carroll, Rory...... 33 Constitutional Convention Drexler, Madeline...... 17 American Speeches...... 3 Best Democracy Money Can Buy, The... 4 Carr, Rosamond Halsey...... 23 Debates, The...... 2 Drive...... 49 American Story...... 16 Betancourt, Ingrid...... 33 Carson, Clayborne...... 12 Constitution of the United States...... 1 D’Souza, Dinesh...... 1 American Theocracy...... 21 Better Angels of Our Nature, The...... 49 Carville, James...... 4 Conundrum, The...... 53 Duberman, Martin...... 15 America the Vulnerable...... 19 Better Day Coming...... 13 Case for Business Conventional Idiocy...... 20 Du Bois, W. E. B...... 13 Amistad Rebellion, The...... 14 Betts, R. Dwayne...... 7 in Developing Economies, The...... 39 Cook, Blanche Wiesen...... 6 Dumanoski, Dianne...... 51 Amusing Ourselves to Death...... 20 Between Past and Future...... 45 Castellanos, Rosario...... 33 Cooked...... 52 Dumbest Generation, The...... 17 Ancien Regime Between Two Worlds...... 29 Cause, The...... 3 Cook, Philip J...... 17 Dunham, Mikel...... 31 and the French Revolution...... 26 Beyond Good and Evil...... 47 Censoring Science...... 51 Cordery, Stacy A...... 6 Duong Thu Huong...... 33 Anderson, Jon Lee...... 36 Beyond Machiavelli...... 35 Ceremony...... 15 Coriolanus...... 47 Duthu, N. Bruce...... 11 Andrew Carnegie...... 40 Beyond Reason...... 35 Chai, May-lee...... 31 Cornwell, John...... 26 Dwyer, Jim...... 8 And Then There’s This...... 20 Beyond Tolerance...... 21 Chai, Winberg...... 31 Cotton...... 43 Dyja, Thomas...... 5 And the Pursuit of Happiness...... 2 Big Rich, The...... 40 Challenge of Command, The...... 37 Counterfeiter’s Paradise, A...... 43 Angler...... 6 Bingham, Tom...... 7 Challenger, Melanie...... 1 Courage of Their Convictions, The...... 8 E Animal Farm...... 47 Bin Ladens, The...... 28 Chancellor, Edward...... 40 Cowen, Tyler...... 40, 49 Earley, Pete...... 9 Annan, Kofi...... 34 Black Lamb and Grey Falcon...... 28 Chang, Iris...... 12 Craig, Gordon A...... 26 Early History of Rome, The...... 44 Anti-Federalist Papers, The...... 2 Black Like Me...... 13 Charters, Ann...... 12 Crawford, Bill...... 8 Early Socratic Dialogues...... 44 Antin, Mary...... 48 Black Nile, The...... 23 Chasing Ghosts...... 39 Crawford, John...... 38 Early Writings (Marx)...... 46 Anti-Oedipus...... 45 Blackshirt...... 24 Chasing the Flame...... 35 Crawford, Matthew B...... 16 Easterly, William...... 40 Appel, Jacob...... 13 Blanding, Michael...... 39 Chavez, Cesar...... 12 Crime and Punishment...... 45 Economic Consequences Appy, Christian G...... 33 Blank Slate, The...... 49 Chayes, Sarah...... 30 Crisis Economics...... 42 of the Peace, The...... 41 Arab and Jew...... 30 Blank Spots on the Map...... 10 Cheap...... 42 Crist, David...... 37 Economist Gets Lunch, An...... 40 Arabian Sands...... 30 Blastland, Michael...... 1 Chen, Yuan-tsung...... 32 Critias...... 44 Eichmann in Jerusalem...... 45 Arce, Rose Marie...... 14, 20 Blessed Unrest...... 52 Chernow, Ron...... 50 Crosby, Molly Caldwell...... 17 Einstein’s God...... 21 Arenas, Reinaldo...... 33 Blinder, Alan S...... 39 Cherokee Nation Cross and the Crescent, The...... 28 Eleanor Roosevelt...... 6 Arendt, Hannah...... 45 Blood Medicine...... 18 and the Trail of Tears, The...... 11 Crossbones...... 23 Electronic Republic, The...... 19 Argo...... 35 Blood, Toil, tears, and Sweat...... 24 Chertavian, Gerald...... 16 Crumpton, Henry A...... 9 Elkind, Peter...... 8, 42 Argument, The...... 3 Bloody Shirt, The...... 12 Chesnutt, Charles W...... 12 Cullop, Floyd G...... 1 Elliott, J. H...... 25 Aristophanes...... 43 Blowing My Cover...... 10 Child, Brenda J...... 11 Culture Is Our Weapon...... 34 Ellis, Charles D...... 40 Aristotle...... 43 Blue Blood...... 7 Child of All Nations...... 32 Cunha, Euclides da...... 33 Ellsberg, Daniel...... 9 Armed Madhouse...... 4 Bomb Power...... 12 Child of the Dark...... 33 Currency Wars...... 42 Emergency State, The...... 11 Art of Intelligence, The...... 9 Book of Lamentations, The...... 33 Children of Jihad...... 28 Curtis, Drew...... 19 Emerging Epidemics...... 17 Art of War, The...... 44 Boot, Max...... 36 China A to Z...... 31 Emerick, Yahiya...... 55 Arvedlund, Erin...... 39 Border Passage, A...... 22 China Fantasy, The...... 32 D Emerson, Ralph Waldo...... 48 Ascent of Money, The...... 40 Bors, Matt...... 38 China Price, The...... 31 Dalziel, Nigel...... 54 Empathic Civilization, The...... 51 Asher, Michael...... 36 Boss...... 5 Chinese in America, The...... 12 Dangerous Knowledge...... 29 Endgame...... 27 Ask Not...... 5 Bosworth, R. J. B...... 25 Chinni, Dante...... 4 Dangerous Waters...... 34 End of Men, The...... 15 Assault on Reason, The...... 2 Both, Norbert...... 27 Choice, Not Fate...... 23 Daniels, Mitch...... 4 End of Poverty, The...... 42 Atatürk...... 29 Bought and Paid For...... 41 Christianity...... 21 Dark Road, The...... 32 End of the Free Market, The...... 40 Athenian Constitution, The...... 43 Bowden, Mark...... 9 Churchill...... 24 Davidson, Cathy N...... 17 End of Wall Street, The...... 41 Attuned Leadership...... 23 Bowen, Mark...... 51 Churchill, Buntzie Ellis...... 29 Davies, John...... 24 End, The...... 27 Auchincloss, Louis...... 5 Boyle, T. Coraghessan...... 17 Churchill’s War Lab...... 24 Davies, Norman...... 26, 37 Enemy of the People, An...... 48 Audacity to Win, The...... 4 Brady, Patricia...... 5 Churchill, Winston...... 24 Davis, Evan...... 39 Engels, Friedrich...... 45, 46 Augustine, Saint...... 43 Braindead Megaphone, The...... 51 Cicero...... 43 Davis, Sampson...... 12 Engineers of the Soul...... 28 Auletta, Ken...... 19 Brands, H. W...... 1 Citizen USA...... 2 Days of Obligation...... 14 Enloe, Cynthia...... 55 Aung San Suu Kyi...... 32 Brand, Stewart...... 51 Citizenville...... 20 Dean, John W...... 4 Ertel, Danny...... 35 Aurelius, Marcus...... 43 Bread and Roses...... 16 City of God...... 43 Death and the Maiden...... 33 Escape from Camp 14...... 32 Autobiography (Franklin)...... 50 Breaking the Spell...... 21 Civil Disobedience...... 51 Death at an Early Age...... 17 Essay Concerning Autobiography (Mill)...... 47 Bremmer, Ian...... 40 Civilization...... 22 Death in Hamburg...... 17 Human Understanding, An...... 46 Autobiography of Brenner, Joel...... 19 Civil War, The...... 43 Debacle, The...... 26 Essay on the Principle Andrew Carnegie, The...... 40 Brewer, David...... 37 Clarke, Peter...... 24 Debate on the Constitution, The...... 1 of Population, An...... 46 Axe, David...... 38 Clarke, Thurston...... 5 Debt, The...... 14 Essential Transcendentalists, The...... 51 Axemaker’s Gift, The...... 19

Political Science 2012 — 2013 Index 56 European Dream, The...... 35 Gatekeepers, The...... 18 Harney, Alexandra...... 31 In the Shadow of the Buddha...... 31 L Evans, Graham...... 35 Gate of Heavenly Peace, The...... 32 Harper, Tim...... 55 In the Spirit of Crazy Horse...... 14 Lacey, Robert...... 29 Evans, Richard J...... 17, 26 Geldard, Richard G...... 51 Harris, Joseph E...... 23 Invention of Air, The...... 48 Lagouranis, Tony...... 38 Even Silence Has an End...... 33 Gellman, Bart...... 6 Harrison, Rosina...... 24 Invisible Line, The...... 15 Lakoff, George...... 49 Every Nation for Itself...... 40 Generals, The...... 39 Harris, Shane...... 8 Iranians, The...... 29 Lakotas and the Black Hills, The...... 11 Everything You Need to Know Generation Kill...... 39 Harris, Tim...... 24 Ireland Since 1939...... 25 Land of a Thousand Hills...... 23 About Latino History...... 34 George F. Kennan...... 10 Hart, B. H. Liddell...... 37 Iron Lady, The...... 24 Lange, Nicholas de...... 54 Exchange Artist, The...... 41 George Washington...... 7 Hartmann, Thom...... 2 Irons, Peter...... 8 Lappé, Anna...... 52 Explaining America...... 51 Gerber, Robin...... 36 Hart, Peter...... 24 Iroquois Diplomacy Lappé, Frances Moore...... 52 Extreme Future, The...... 40 Germans, The...... 26 Harvest of Empire...... 13 on the Early American Frontier...... 11 Laqueur, Walter...... 29 Eyes on the Prize...... 15 Gessen, Masha...... 28 Hasˇ ek, Jaroslav...... 27 Irwin, Neil...... 41 Larkin, Emma...... 33 Eyes on the Prize Civil Getting Ready to Negotiate...... 35 Hastings, Michael...... 38 Irwin, Robert...... 29 Laskas, Jeanne Marie...... 16 Rights Reader, The...... 12 Getting Together...... 35 Haupt, Jennifer...... 17 Isenberg, Nancy...... 50 Last Fish Tale, The...... 52 Ezekiel, Raphael...... 13 Getting to Yes...... 35 Haves and Have-Nots, The...... 43 Islamist, The...... 25 Last True Story I’ll Ever Tell, The...... 38 Ghaemi, Nassir...... 36 Hawken, Paul...... 52 Islands of Destiny...... 38 Latino in America...... 14 F Ghost Map, The...... 25 Haywood, John...... 54 Israel-Arab Reader, The...... 29 Law and the Long War...... 9 Facundo...... 33 Ghost Wars...... 9 Hazelton, Lesley...... 21 Issenberg, Sasha...... 41 Lawless Roads, The...... 34 Fairclough, Adam...... 13 Gibbon, Edward...... 44 Head and Heart...... 21 It Ain’t Necessarily So...... 20 Lawless World...... 11 Fallen Founder...... 50 Gibson, DW...... 16 Healing of America, The...... 18 It Can’t Happen Here...... 48 Lawrence and Aaronsohn...... 29 Fall of Berlin 1945, The...... 26 Gigerenzer, Gerd...... 49 Heen, Sheila...... 36 It Is Well with My Soul...... 12 Laws, The...... 44 Fall of the Roman Republic, The...... 44 Gill, Gerald...... 12 Heffner, Richard D...... 2 It’s Not News, It’s Fark...... 19 Lazarus, Edward...... 8 False Economy...... 39 Gill, Rupinder...... 30 Heinlein, Robert A...... 37 It’s the Middle Class, Stupid!...... 4 Leaderless Revolution, The...... 47 Farah, Nuruddin...... 23 Gimpel, James...... 4 Heirs of Mohammad, The...... 29 Leadership the Eleanor Roosevelt Way.... 36 Farishta...... 31 Girls Who Went Away, The...... 15 Hellhound of Wall Street, The...... 42 J Learning from the Cold War...... 11 Farmer, John...... 1 Gjelten, Tom...... 34 Hendley, Doc...... 17 Jackson, Joe...... 41 LeDuff, Charlie...... 5 Farquhar, Michael...... 2 Glaeser, Edward...... 13 Hennessey, Patrick...... 37 Jacoby, Karl...... 13 Leibovich, Mark...... 20 Farthest Home Glenny, Misha...... 26 Hennig, Jim...... 35 Jacques, Martin...... 31 Lenin, V. I...... 46 Is in an Empire of Fire, The...... 34 Global Warming Reader, The...... 52 Here Comes Everybody...... 20 James Madison...... 6 Lessig, Lawrence...... 19 Fatal Strain, The...... 18 God Is Back...... 21 Her Majesty’s Spymaster...... 24 James, William...... 48 Letters from Burma...... 32 Fateful Choices...... 37 God on Trial...... 8 Hertzberg, Hendrik...... 6 Janszen, Eric...... 41 Letters of John and Abigail Adams, The.... 5 Fear Up Harsh...... 38 Gods and Soldiers...... 23 Hickman, Martin...... 20 Jay, John...... 2, 48 Letters of Sacco and Vanzetti, The...... 8 Federalist Papers, The...... iii, 2 Gods Will Have Blood, The...... 25 Hidden America...... 16 Jebreal, Rula...... 29 Let Them In...... 14 Felix, Antonia...... 8 Goldberg, Michelle...... 15 Hiero the Tyrant and Other Treatises... 45 Jefferson, Thomas...... 6, 50 Leviathan...... 46 Fellow Citizens...... 7 Goldman, Emma...... 13 High Financier...... 40 Jeffery, Keith...... 25 Lewis, Bernard...... 29 Ferguson, Niall...... 22, 37, 40, 45 Goldstein, Joshua S...... 37 Hilgemann, Werner...... 54 Jenkins, George...... 12 Lewis, Sinclair...... 48 Fessler, Ann...... 15 Golway, Terry...... 7 Hill, Christopher...... 46 Jenkins, Roy...... 24 Liberal Hour, The...... 2 Fiasco...... 39 Gonzalez, Joseph...... 55 Hillman, James...... 48 Jerusalem 1913...... 29 Libra...... 6 Figes, Orlando...... 28 Gonzalez, Juan...... 13 Hills, Ben...... 32 Jesus, Carolina Maria De...... 33 Lichter, S. Robert...... 20 Filopovic´ , Zlata...... 1 Good Fight, The...... 5 Hill, Stephen...... 54 Jihad...... 31 Liebow, Elliot...... 17 Filter Bubble, The...... 20 Good Soldier Svejk, The...... 27 Hilsum, Lindsey...... 23 Jim Crow’s Children...... 8 Lieven, Dominic...... 37 Final Salute...... 39 Goodwin, Jan...... 29 Hine, Darlene Clark...... 12 Joe Hill...... 16 Lincoln, Abraham...... 6, 48 Finding George Orwell in Burma...... 33 Googled...... 19 Hiro, Dilip...... 30 John Maynard Keynes...... 43 Lincoln on the Civil War...... 6 Finding Mañana...... 34 Gore, Al...... 2 History of the Decline and Fall Johnson, Ella Mae Cheeks...... 12 Lincoln Speeches...... iii Fine, Doug...... 40 Gorgias...... 44 of the Roman Empire, The...... 44 Johnson, Haynes...... 3 Linden, Eugene...... 52 Fine Print, The...... 41 Gospel of Wealth Essays, The History of the Middle East, A...... 29 Johnson, Paul...... 24 Linville, Susan Urbanek...... 23 Fire and Fury...... 37 and Other Writings...... 40 History of Wales, A...... 24 Johnson, Steven...... 19, 25, 48 Lippman, Thomas W...... 29 Fires, The...... 5 Gourevitch, Philip...... 10 Hitler’s Empire...... 27 Johnston, David Cay...... 41 Lipstadt, Deborah...... 27 First Muslim, The...... 21 Governing the World...... 1 Hitler’s Pope...... 26 Jonnes, Jill...... 5 Lives on the Boundary...... 18 First-Rate Madness, A...... 36 Goyette, Charles...... 41 Hitler’s Scientists...... 26 Jotischky, Andrew...... 54 Living My Life...... 13 First, Ruth...... 23 Grant, Ulysses S...... 6 Hobbes, Thomas...... 46 Journals (Schlesinger)...... 3 Livy...... 44 First World War, The...... 38 Grapes of Wrath, The...... 16 Hochschild, Arlie Russell...... 15 Judgment...... 36 Lobster Coast, The...... 16 Fischer, Louis...... 30 Graubard, Stephen...... 6 Hoess, Rudolph...... 27 Judt, Tony...... 22 Locke, John...... 46 Fisher, Roger...... 35 Graves, Joseph L...... 13 Hohn, Donovan...... 52 Julius Caesar...... 43 Loeb, Vernon...... 37 Fishman, Charles...... 40 Great Dialogues of Plato...... 44 Höhne, Heinz...... 27 Jünger, Ernst...... 27 Lofgren, Mike...... 4 Five Roads to the Future...... 1 Greatest Story Ever Sold, The...... 7 Holding Our World Together...... 11 Jungle, The...... 51 London Labour and the London Poor... 25 Fletcher, Richard...... 28 Great Influenza, The...... 17 Holland, Heidi...... 23 Junior Officers’ Reading Club, The...... 37 Long Road Home, The...... 38 Flood, Joe...... 5 Great Powers...... 36 Homegrown Democrat...... 4 Justinian I...... 44 Looking Backward...... 48 Florence, Ronald...... 29 Great Progression, The...... 14 Honig, Jan Willem...... 27 Lords of Finance...... 39 Food of a Younger Land, The...... 52 Greek Achievement, The...... 43 Honor Killing...... 5 K Lost Mountain...... 53 Food Rules...... 52 Greek War of Independence, The...... 37 Hooper, John...... 25 Kagan, Donald...... 44 Lowance, Mason...... 13 Footsteps...... 32 Greenberg, Paul...... 52 Hope and Glory...... 24 Kaguri, Twesigye Jackson...... 23 Lowenstein, Roger...... 41, 42 Fountainhead, The...... 49 Greenberg, Stan...... 4 Hope’s Edge...... 52 Kalman, Maira...... 2 Loyd, Anthony...... 27 Four Fish...... 52 Greenburg, Jan Crawford...... 8 House of Glass...... 32 Kamensky, Jane...... 41 Lysistrata...... 43 Frady, Marshall...... 13 Greene, Graham...... 10, 34 House of Rothschild, The...... 40 Kammen, Michael...... 2 France, Anatole...... 25 Greene, Julie...... 16 Hovey, Craig...... 55 Kantrowitz, Stephen...... 13 M France and the French...... 25 Greene, Robert...... 37 How Does It Feel to Be a Problem?...... 12 Kapur, Akash...... 31 Maalouf, Amin...... 46 Franklin, Benjamin...... 50 Greenfield, Jeff...... 1 How the Canyon Became Grand...... 53 Karlan, Dean...... 13 MacArthur, Brian...... 1 Franklin, H. Bruce...... 13 Green Flag, The...... 25 How to Find Out Anything...... 20 Karnow, Stanley...... 10 MacCulloch, Diarmaid...... 21, 27 Frank, Robert H...... 17 Green Metropolis...... 53 How to Say It: Negotiating to Win...... 35 Kay, John...... 49 Macey, David...... 54 Free Culture...... 19 Green, Michael D...... 11 How to Watch TV News...... 20 Keane, Fergal...... 23 Machiavelli, Niccolò...... 46 Freedom Evolves...... 48 Green, Pippa...... 23 Hoxie, Frederick E...... 10 Kedward, Rod...... 25 Mackenzie, G. Calvin...... 2 Freedom from Fear...... 32 Greenspan, Alan...... 41 Huckabee, Mike...... 4 Keegan, John...... 24, 37 Mackey, Sandra...... 29 Freedom Summer...... 15 Griffin, John Howard...... 13 Hull, Caroline...... 54 Keeping the Republic...... 4 MacLeod, Don...... 20 Freeland, Chrystia...... 40 Gross, Jan T...... 27 Humes, Edward...... 52 Keeping Women and Children Last...... 18 Macrowikinomics...... 20 Free Lunch...... 41 Grossman, Lawrence K...... 19 Hunt, Rameck...... 12 Kee, Robert...... 25 Madison, James...... 2, 6, 48, 50 Freeman, Charles...... 43 Grossman, Miriam...... 17 Husain, Ed...... 25 Keillor, Garrison...... 4 Ma Jian...... 32 Freeman, Joshua B...... 2 Gross, Martin L...... 2 Hydrogen Economy, The...... 53 Kelly, Kate...... 41 Making of African America, The...... 12 Freese, Barbara...... 51 Ground Truth, The...... 1 Kempe, Frederick...... 35 Makovsky, David...... 11 From a Crooked Rib...... 23 Growing American Roots...... 14 I Kennedy, Michelle...... 17 Malcolm X...... 14 Fromkin, David...... 6 Grundrisse...... 46 Idea of America, The...... 51 Kernen, Blake...... 4 Mallaby, Sebastian...... 42 Fuchs, Thomas...... 26 Guattari, Félix...... 45 Ignatieff, Michael...... 46 Kernen, Joe...... 4 Malloch-Brown, Mark...... 35 Fuller, Alexandra...... 23 Guerrillas...... 36 Ill Fares the Land...... 22 Kershaw, Ian...... 27, 37 Malthus, Thomas Robert...... 46 Furstenberg, François...... 50 Guided Tour Through I’ll Stand by You...... 17 Ketcham, Ralph...... 2 Mamet, David...... 4 Future Babble...... 4 the Museum of Communism, A...... 26 Imagining India...... 31 Keynes, John Maynard...... 41 Mango, Andrew...... 29 Future Perfect...... 19 Gul, Imtiaz...... 30 I’m Mad as Hell, and I’m Not Going Khalidi, Tarif...... 21 Mann, James...... 7, 10, 32 Gulliver’s Travels...... 47 to Eat It Anymore!...... 18 Khartoum...... 36 Mansfield, Peter...... 29 G Guns of August, The...... 38 Imperial Spain...... 25 Khoza, Reuel J...... 23 Manto, Saadat Hasan...... 31 Gaddis, John Lewis...... 10 Gup, Ted...... 41 Inaugural Address, 2009, The...... 7 Kidwai, Rasheed...... 31 Man Who Lied to His Laptop, The...... 20 Gaebler, Ted...... 5 Gut Feelings...... 49 Incident at Vichy...... 48 Killing Pablo...... 9 Man without a Face, The...... 28 Galbraith, John Kenneth...... 40 In Defence of the Republic...... 43 Kinder, Hermann...... 54 Mao Zedong...... 32 Gamble, The...... 39 H In Defense of Food...... 52 King and the Cowboy, The...... 6 Marable, Manning...... 14 Gandhi...... 30 Habsburgs, The...... 28 India Becoming...... 31 King, Martin Luther...... 13 Marcus, Amy Dockser...... 29 Gandhi, Mohandas K...... 30 Haiti...... 33 Injustice System, The...... 9 Kissinger, Henry...... 10 Margalit, Avishai...... 28 Gang Leader for a Day...... 9 Halperin, Daniel...... 18, 24 Inside Central Asia...... 30 Known and Unknown...... 36 Maritime Dominion...... 38 Garbology...... 52 Halsey, Ann Howard...... 23 Inside the Kingdom...... 29 Koeppel, Dan...... 34 Maritime Power...... 38 Gardner, Dan...... 4 Hamilton, Alexander...... 2, 48, 50 Inskeep, Steve...... 30 Kopelman, Elizabeth...... 35 Markandaya, Kamala...... 31 Gardner, Daniel...... 49 Hansen, Randall...... 37 Instant City...... 30 Kotkin, Joel...... 13 Marrow of Tradition, The...... 12 Garfield, Simon...... 45 Harbor, The...... 16 Interrogations...... 27 Kozol, Jonathan...... 17 Marshall, John...... 8 Garrett, Laurie...... 52 Harden, Blaine...... 32 Interventions...... 34 Kramnick, Isaac...... 46 Marsh Arabs, The...... 30 Garrow, David J...... 12 Harding, Vincent...... 12 In the Name of Identity...... 46 Kurlansky, Mark...... 25, 41, 52 Martha Washington...... 5 Gasparino, Charles...... 41 Hardt, Michael...... 45 In the Name of the Father...... 50 Kurzweil, Ray...... 19 Martí, José...... 34

57 Index www.penguin.com/academic Martin Luther King...... 13 New Penguin Atlas Patriot’s History of the United States, A... 3 Portable Thomas Jefferson, The...... 6, 50 Rise to Globalism...... 9 Marwick, Arthur...... 25 of Recent History, The...... 54 Patterson, Henry...... 25 Portable Thoreau, The...... 51 Rising ‘44...... 26 Marx, Karl...... 46 New Penguin History Patton and Rommel...... 38 Portable Twentieth-Century Rivera, Geraldo...... 14 Mastermind...... 29 of the World, The...... 22 Patton, Bruce...... 35, 36 Russian Reader, The...... 28 Roberts, J. 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