Politics Books

The usability technology, transforming expenses incurred on investments, saving the world of the cyclical economic crisis, social and policy; resolving conflicts local interests with respect to issues of national security and public finances; nullifying effect collateral or boomerang effect of...

A simplified view of government for the common man with Biblical principles regarding its four spheres and the jobs of government in our current society.

Are you experiencing everything you wish for in life? Yes, that’s a loaded question. The only saving grace is that you aren’t alone. As the saying goes, there truly are people out there who live their lives in quiet desperation. They didn’t plan their life that way. In fact, most of us...

Namibians have a lot to be proud of. It is one of the most spectacular countries in terms of scenery and wildlife. In addition, it has enormous mineral wealth. The most important ingredient of this country however, is its people. Namibians have emerged from decades of colonialism and apartheid...

The advance of ever more intelligent robots is steadily exiling ever more millions of human beings from the workplace and pushing the monetary system into its twilight. The author shows us that, if we mobilize modern science now, we can develop a new a new economic system that would create a new...

This book takes and in depth look at rural decay and its connection to our current farming techniques. You will discover what is happening to rural areas all over the United States and how moving away from industrial agricultural techniques can reverse these trends.

In 1620 Francis Bacon introduced a new scientific method. In 1690 the English philosopher John Locke used the new scientific method to discover how to create a political democracy and a revolutionary new concept of politics. In this book the author uses the new method and discovers how to create...

While the Guatemalan Truth Commission came to the conclusion that agents of the state had committed acts of genocide in the early 1980s, fundamental questions remain. Should we indeed speak of the massacres committed between 1981 and 1983 in Guatemala as “geno- cide”, or would “ethnocide”...

True story of the birth of the most successful shelter for homeless veterans in the United States. Over 40,000 veterans have passed through it's doors and this program was awarded a "Point of Light" for its innovative approach to a national disgrace.

Faith in the free market leads many to believe that government is the problem. Conservatives claim that if we could only get the government to stop interfering in our economy and in our lives, then market forces would solve the problems plaguing us today. While politicians offer them the fantasy...