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• Democracy

  Jul 26 2008:

  Review: Democracy by Paul Ginsberg

• Voices from the blue-collar belt

  Jul 20 2008:

  Review: Going to Extremes by Barbara Ehrenreich and Deer Hunting With Jesus by Joe Bageant

  The next American President will inherit a nation riven by divisions and in disarray, says Sarfraz Manzoor

• Why a nudge from the state beats a slap

  Jul 20 2008:

  Review: Nudge - Improving Decisions About Health, Wealth, and Happiness by Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein

  Saving us from our inability to act rationally is at the core of the latest 'it' book for policy-makers

• Decline and fallacy

  Jul 12 2008:

  Review: The Post-American World by Fareed Zakaria
  Is the US finished as top nation? Martin Woollacott on a book that offers too much reassurance and too few answers

• From the dogs of war to ordinary Joes with guns

  Jul 6 2008:

  Review: War Plc by Stephen Armstrong

  The rise of the professional mercenary in the aftermath of the intervention in Iraq raises worrying questions about legitimacy and accountability

• Fat cats in our kitchen

  Jul 5 2008:

  Review: Eat Your Heart Out by Felicity Lawrence

  Fred Pearce gets a glimpse inside the secretive world of the global food industry

• The devil's decade

  Jul 5 2008:

  Review: 'We Danced All Night' by Martin Pugh

  A revisionist look at the inter-war years takes a rosy view - but is it true, wonders Piers Brendon

• Children of the revolution

  Jul 5 2008:

  Review: The Sixties Unplugged by | Crisis? What Crisis?

  Francis Beckett rues the lost opportunities of the 60s and 70s

• Feast and famine

  Jul 5 2008:

  Review: Hungry City | The End of Food
  Rosalind Sharpe finds city-dwellers hogging the planet's resources

• Inside the Beltway

  Jun 28 2008:

  Review: Only in America: Inside the Mind and Under the Skin of the Nation Everyone Loves to Hate by Matt Frei
  The BBC's man in Washington offers a shrewd take on its ways and means, says Jay Parini

• Many questions

  Jun 28 2008:

  Review: Russia: A Journey to the Heart of a Land and its People by Jonathan Dimbleby
  Angus Macqueen heads to Russia in the intense, inquisitive company of Jonathan Dimbleby

• The dream - and the nightmare - of Europe

  Jun 22 2008:

  Now that Ireland has set the cat among the Brussels pigeons, the publication of these two highly informative European books could hardly be more timely, says William Keegan

• When Uncle Sam goes to war

  Jun 22 2008:

  Ahmed Rashid and Fareed Zakaria analyse the chaos and consequences of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars with a mix of gloom and optimism, says Jason Burke

• Jihad for peace

  Jun 21 2008:

  Kamila Shamsie enjoys Ayesha Jalal's study of Islam and politics in south Asia, Partisans of Allah

• Locked in a deadly embrace

  Jun 15 2008:

  With a novelist's eye, Andrew O'Hagan's The Atlantic Ocean offers a magisterial analysis of the present state of the transatlantic alliance, says Peter Conrad

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