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The Streets

None Of Us Are Getting Out Of This Life Alive (180g)

The Streets sind zurück: Obwohl seit 2011 kein neues Album veröffentlicht wurde, zählt das von Mike Skinner angeführte Projekt noch immer zu den wichtigsten und prägendsten Popkultur-Exporten aus UK. …

Steve Earle

Jerusalem

Auke de Haan

The 50 Craziest Conspiracies

Conspiracy theories are everywhere, and some are considerably stranger than others. This book collects fifty of the most outlandish and widely believed conspiracy theories in circulation, examining what t…

Barry Markovsky

Everyday Extraordinary

Experiences with strange phenomena such as ghosts, UFOs, psychics, and miracle cures make for titillating stories. Many of us leave these stories as just that---stories---but for some people the rabbit ho…

'Truth' and Fiction

Several of the most prolific and influential conspiracy theories have originated in Eastern Europe. The far reaching influence of conspiracy narratives can be observed in recent developments in Poland or …

Sanford F Schram

The Trajectory of Trumpism

This book examines the ways Trump and his allies talk so as to normalize their extremism. Trumpism as a discourse operates on two levels where first there are extremist statements, such lies, misinformati…

Martin Jansen

Gender Balance Fall

For 300,000 years, the balance of the sexes has ensured the existence of mankind on our planet. Suddenly, the number of female births drops dramatically in various parts of the world.The young scientist D…

Sanford F Schram

The Trajectory of Trumpism

This book examines the ways Trump and his allies talk so as to normalize their extremism. Trumpism as a discourse operates on two levels where first there are extremist statements, such lies, misinformati…

E Michael Nussbaum

The Waning of Wisdom

In an era of rampant misinformation, conspiracy theories, and political polarization, this book confronts the paradox between rational models of human cognition and seemingly irrational behavior. Drawing …

Auke de Haan

The Titanic Conspiracy

The sinking of the RMS Titanic in April 1912 is one of the most documented disasters in maritime history, yet the questions it raised have never fully gone away. The Titanic Conspiracy examines the theori…

Carmen Celestini

God's Angry Men

God's Angry Men examines a historical timeline from the 1930s through the early 1990s of the communications and interactions between corporations, religious leaders, and wealthy individuals, wherein both …

Carl Whittaker

The Psyche of Conspiracy

Why do people believe in conspiracy theories - and why do certain mental illnesses seem to promote this belief? This book explores one of the most pressing questions of our time: the increasing susceptibi…

E Michael Nussbaum

The Waning of Wisdom

In an era of rampant misinformation, conspiracy theories, and political polarization, this book confronts the paradox between rational models of human cognition and seemingly irrational behavior. Drawing …

John Rieder

Truth, Lies, and Speculative Fiction

An exploration of contemporary speculative fiction's power to intervene in social, political, and environmental crises,this book demonstrates how the genre provides resources against demagogic falsehoods,…

Post-Truth Populism

This open access book analyses the convergence between 'post-truth' political culture and the politics of populism. The premise is that there is an intrinsic link between post-truth discourse (referring t…

Chuck Schumer

Antisemitism in America

A NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER In an urgent and personal new book, Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer, the highest-elected Jewish official in America, sheds light on the Jewish American experience and sounds th…

Andy Norman

Mental Immunity

Why do people reject science and believe online conspiracy theories? How are people radicalized online and go on to commit acts of violence? Why is our society so politically polarized?Astonishingly irrat…

Jeffrey Jensen Arnett

Imaginary Realities

Why do people believe the unbelievable? Why do fictional ideas so often inspire real-world action-sometimes joyful, sometimes destructive-while the people inspired by them never recognize that they are fi…

Gregory D. Dodds

Vox Populi

Restoration England (1660--1688), with its new coffeehouses, newspapers, early political parties, and increasingly engaged populace, saw the idea of the people's voice become distinctly powerful. Yet that…