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No Common Sense

by Lucy Furr

You are cordially invited to participate in my absurd but heartfelt attempt to help save this nation from corruption, stupidity, and evil beings of one sort or another. No Common Sense is a genre-bending political satire-based update of Founding Father Thomas Paine’s original Common Sense. An argument and a declaration for independence and freedom from a totalitarian king. Using my fake but funny original concept, a reality fairytale about Donald Trump and the big bad government, I try to enligh... more

Click Me Baby One More Time

by Geo Ellen James

For anybody who spends on average 8 hours per day looking at screens (that’s you!). Explore how we all shape the digital landscape, culture and each other through our engagement with digital media. Like it or not, digital media impacts most peoples’ lives today, whether through the content they consume on their devices or the purchasing decisions they make. Social platforms and their influencers are a driving force in the zeitgeist, pop culture, social issues and the economy. A must-read ... more

Capital de facto: An Inquire into the General Theory of Capitalism

by Arman Calbay

Feeling like your salary isn’t enough? Wondering if a college education has lost its value? Sadly, that’s the reality today. But do economists offer any strategic solutions? They don't! It's the same old story: the rallying cry for modern socialists is "Tax the Rich," while conservatives cling to the traditional mantra of "Work Hard." So predictable, boring, and out of touch! The last fresh idea in economics was Supply Side Economics, 40 years ago! Since then, nothing new. Today's economic de... more

Pioneering Prosperity: The Morazan Model for Free Cities

by Joyce Brand

Imagine living, working, and doing business in a community where you choose the rules of the game and they can’t be changed on you. Pioneering Prosperity introduces the concept of 'free cities,' where entrepreneurs have the freedom to innovate and collaborate without unnecessary red tape. It’s based on the real-world example of Ciudad Morazan, a ZEDE in Honduras. It's for creative thinkers ready to break new ground and take the lead in building the future of business and society. It’s about i... more

NATURAL LAW AND INALIENABLE HUMAN RIGHTS

by Jack Forbes

MAY A GOVERNMENT, OR EMPLOYER, CONSTRUCT A LEGALLY ENFORCEABLE RULE OR PRACTICE WHICH VIOLATES A PERSON'S NATURAL LAW RIGHTS OF PRIVACY AND LIBERTY? This book discusses the written and unwritten boundaries of governmental, and employer, powers. In America, we employ constitutional rights such as due process, the right to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures, the right to be free of cruel and unusual punishment, the right of privacy and the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of h... more

Making Money Real : The Radical Anti-Capitalism of Thermodynamics

by BJ Chippindale

In a book that connects our threat of extinction to the money we use, a NASA Engineer introduces a real definition of money and explains what that definition means to our society — and he’s NOT an economist. This time, we are going to have to do more than just occupy Wall Street.

To Stop a Tyrant: The Power of Political Followers to Make or Brake a Toxic Leader

by Ira Chaleff

It is a sad fact that the world is awash in political tyrants. So is human history. Ira Chaleff, an expert in political followership and one of the 100 “Best Minds in Leadership” (Leadership Excellence magazine) reveals how political followers can make or “brake” toxic leaders and what we can do—no matter our level of political influence or where we sit on the political spectrum—to support beneficial leaders and stop the rise of would-be tyrants. Political tyrants are one of the most des... more

A Charter of Negative Liberties (Second Edition): Defining the Bill of Rights and Other Commentary

by C. Howard Diaz

I'm not one of these conservatives who believe freedom of speech gives anyone the right to burn our flag. I'm not a conservative who believes there is no such thing as treason or *treasonous statements. I'm a conservative who believes evil people will use our Constitutional rights to their advantage against us. I don't believe the A.C.L.U. represents the true intent of the Constitution. I don't believe the National Education Association wants to teach our children or represents all teachers. ... more

The Art Of Strategic Communication: A Police Chief's Guide To Mastering Soundbites, Storytelling, And Community Engagement

by Christopher Cook

In today's fast-paced environment, the speed at which communication travels and the resounding calls for police accountability demonstrate a need for purposeful and intentional communications embedded in a strategic mindset. When done right, strategic communication can increase transparency, build trust, and encourage active community participation. Chief Cook has distilled over thirty years of experience into timely lessons filled with practical solutions that law enforcement leaders and commun... more

The Reformer’s Dilemma

by Ricardo Rosselló Nevares

Five out of six of us are not part of political extremes and want meaningful reform. If you are reading this, chances are you are part of this silent-but-overwhelming majority. In a world where narrative is controlled by extremes, where do we find our voice? How can we recover our national talent to solve problems?

How Contempt Destroys Democracy

by Zachary Elwood

This book explains why politically liberal and anti-Trump Americans should care about the problem of toxic political polarization and want to reduce it.

The American socio-political conundrums

by DUKE SILVA

The faith of the US Democracy before the forces bearing upon it. The social madness consuming its core, through manifestations of Tribal, Cult, Regressive Identity Politics which found their roots within the masses of the discontent fueled by a nostalgia and romanticism over that vision of an endearing dream that seems to have been snatched away to a place unknown...

America in 2040 New Edition

by David Walker

This book provides a "Wake-up Call" regarding what the international and domestic situation could look like for America in 2040 absent a change in course. It includes an overview of the significant adverse implications of COVID-19 related activities, lessons learned from past great powers, and key concepts from our nation's founding and past history. It summarizes a broad range of economic, national security and domestic tranquility threats facing America, including the new and dangerous Modern ... more

Scamageddon

by Mykl Davis

Life sucks. The world sucks. We The People know it doesn’t have to be this way and we are seriously pissed off. This is not a liberal versus conservative war. This is not a rich versus poor people war. This is not a capitalism versus socialism war. This is not a white people versus everyone else war. WEALTHY POWERFUL PREDATORS AND SYSTEMIC PREDATION The reason life sucks, outside occasional acts of God, is due to the collateral damage resulting from the actions of some extremely wealthy... more

A Guide to Writing a Capstone Public Policy Report

by Raymond Scheppach

In my 10 plus years of teaching, I have found that students struggle with two major challenges in writing a quality capstone paper. First, they have difficulty creating a rigorous analytical framework. Too often, the papers tend to be more descriptive in nature, which means that the final policy recommendation may be flawed. This book attempts to fill that gap by discussing in detail the various components of the framework as well as their interdependence. Second, most public policy books are th... more

While We Slept: Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, and the Corruption of American Democracy

by Peter N. Grant Jr.

In 2016, Vladimir Putin ordered Russian intelligence to execute an active measures and disinformation operation targeting the American presidential election. While the election of Donald Trump was a desired outcome of this campaign, its overall goal was to discredit American democracy in the eyes of its own citizens and the world. It succeeded. While We Slept provides a side-by-side examination of the lives and characters of Putin and Trump. It details the connections Trump and his campaign h... more

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