Dennis Altman explores the durability and continuing influence of monarchies. Altman effectively balances both the criticisms and potential benefits of the modern monarchy.

Collision Course charts the rise and fall of Carlos Ghosn. It delves into the nitty-gritty and complexities of the international business and political relations in the “Alliance” between three motor vehicle giants – Nissan, Renault, and Mitsubishi.  

The global ruptures brought by the COVID-19 pandemic have created a profound moment of political transformation, teeming with possibilities for imagining a new future. Nowhere is this clearer than in the United States of America.

Public Intellectual seeks to reveal how Richard Falk became prominent in America and internationally as a public intellectual and citizen pilgrim. It's written in plain, if not brusque English, devoid of the usual international relations jargon, while filled with trenchant observations and acerbic wit.

Abe Shinzō was Japan’s longest-serving prime minister. But his legacy will be mixed at best, according to a recent volume from leading Japanese and Western scholars.

In the age of neoliberal globalisation, regional integration is conceptualised predominantly in economic terms. Power Relations and Comparative Regionalism argues in favour of a more comparative approach, analysing regional integration through the lens of power relations and hegemony.

The origins of COVID-19 are rather murky, as Jasper Becker argues in “Made in China.” We need an independent inquiry into the origin of COVID-19 that also examines America’s cooperation with China on its research into coronaviruses.   

Through this collection of interviews, Chomsky highlights many issues facing contemporary society. The book discusses the pandemic and the rise of right-wing populism, with a particular focus on the effects of the Trump presidency.

"Adolescents in Humanitarian Crisis" offers an insight into issues facing adolescents in crisis situations. It spans multiple regions and issues, covering adolescents who are internally displaced, living in refugee camps, or living under occupation.

Christopher Bickerton and Carlo Invernizzi Accetti describe, define, and diagnose what they consider to be a new logic of democratic politics. "Technopopulism" is the merging of populist and technocratic modes of governance.