Book Reviews

Bob Copeland reviews a seminal work by John Rawls. He feels it should be required reading...

Steve Dawe reviews Paul F. Daniel’s new book on “Traffication” and explains the far-reaching and serious...

Books to read this summer, as you shelter from volcanic heat or perma-rain.

Bob Copeland reviews a new book 'Crack-Up Capitalism: Market Radicals and the Dream of a World...

Olivia reviews Kazuo Ishiguro’s book ‘Klara and the Sun’ to explore what Artificial Intelligence might mean...

McGarvey gives a first-hand account of the social and economic costs of poverty in Britain today....

Bob’s review of this book shows that public schools, far from inculcating in the sons of...

The government strategy of repeating lies in the assumption that they will ‘get away with it’...

Bob Copeland reviews a thought provoking new book. A reminder that there other priorities than economic...

Bob Copeland is prompted by a new book to reflect on the roots of socialism and...

The Rickard Sisters have produced an excellent adaptation of ‘The Ragged Trousered Philanthropist’ with beautiful illustrations,...

Orwell said ‘I do not believe that the kind of society which I described necessarily will...

This book makes a significant contribution to our understanding of our history, the impact of that...

The behaviour of human beings is the major current cause of climate change, and has the...

You'll split your sides reading this masterpiece of parody and wit. Bravo Mike and Augusta.

World famous model says that she finds, after the birth of her son, that now her...

Michael Hudson says civilization can only be saved by moving to a caring economy with public...

Reviewing James Meek's book, 'Private Island', Bob Copeland shows that privatisation has led to an indirect...

UN Humanitarian Coordinator accuses UK and US of genocide in his book on the Sanctions on...

The aged but erudite Noam Chomsky makes the case for radical change in his excellent book...