Social Science Philosophy and Politics

Explore essential works on social science, philosophy, and politics—from Fareed Zakaria’s *The Future of Freedom* to Hernando De Soto’s *The Mystery of Capital*—in this curated reading list on governance, capitalism, and ideology.

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The road to serfdom

 

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The Mystery of Capital

by Hernando De Soto

In the West we've forgotten that creating this system is also what allowed people everywhere to leverage property into wealth.
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How to Read Donald Duck

 

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Miles to go

 

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Pandora's hope

 

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The counter-revolution of science

 

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White House years

 

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A conflict of visions

 

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Time present, time past

 

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18th Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte

 

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Thought and language

 

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In the Arena

 

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The Fatal Conceit

 

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Nixon in winter

 

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The Future of Freedom

by Fareed Zakaria

The Future of Freedom is a groundbreaking work in which Newsweek International editor Fareed Zakaria presents a penetrating and provocative analysis of the most powerful force sweeping the world - democracy. Tracing the rise of democracy through history, Zakaria reveals why, although democracy has broken down hierarchies, opened up closed systems, and given rise to freedom in some places, it has also fostered chaos, ethnic warfare, and destroyed the very liberties and freedoms it is meant to produce. In The Future of Freedom, Zakaria calls for a re-evaluation of our beliefs in democratic ideals and, in particular, the widely held notion that more democracy means more freedom and a guarantee of greater civil and economic liberties. This book is a call for self-control, for a restoration of the balance between democracy and liberty, Zakaria writes. It is not an argument against democracy. But it is a claim that there can be such a thing as too much democracy; too much of an emphatically good thing.
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The other path

 

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The American Presidency

 

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The savage wars of peace

 

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