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The Politics Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained by DK (eBook)
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Various Digital Retailers have The Politics Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained by DK (eBook) on sale for $1.99.
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- Penguin Group (USA) LLC via Amazon (Kindle eBook)
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- Barnes & Noble (NOOK eBook)
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Paul Kelly supports egalitarian liberalism.
Rod Dacombe supports participatory and deliberative democracy.
John Farndon supports environmentalism and climate action.
Jesper Johnsøn supports anti-corruption and public integrity reforms.
Niall Kishtainy supports accessible presentations of economic history.
James Meadway supports socialism and progressive left economics.
Anca Pusca supports critical theory approaches to post-communism.
Marcus Weeks supports popular explanations of political ideas.
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Rod Dacombe supports participatory and deliberative democracy.
John Farndon supports environmentalism and climate action.
Jesper Johnsøn supports anti-corruption and public integrity reforms.
Niall Kishtainy supports accessible presentations of economic history.
James Meadway supports socialism and progressive left economics.
Anca Pusca supports critical theory approaches to post-communism.
Marcus Weeks supports popular explanations of political ideas.
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You'd get a better cross section of politics by talking to your local schizo
A serious answer: find people on the vanguard of both political stripes and engage in their body of work
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Rod Dacombe supports participatory and deliberative democracy.
John Farndon supports environmentalism and climate action.
Jesper Johnsøn supports anti-corruption and public integrity reforms.
Niall Kishtainy supports accessible presentations of economic history.
James Meadway supports socialism and progressive left economics.
Anca Pusca supports critical theory approaches to post-communism.
Marcus Weeks supports popular explanations of political ideas.
lol that "contributor bias" list is mostly bs. only 2 of those 9 people have any real documented politics - Meadway advised the Labour party, and and Kelly wrote a book on egalitarian liberalism. but stuff like "supports anti-corruption reform" or "supports accessible presentations of economic history" are not political leanings. Nobody is pro corruption. And idk where the Farndon/Pusca stuff came from - couldn't find anything on that.
Besides, the book straight up has chapters on Marx AND Burke, Locke AND Rousseau - basically every big name across the spectrum gets covered. Not exactly a slanted book.
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