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Listen In: Furious Minds
News•Mar 6, 2026

Listen In: Furious Minds

Laura Field’s new audiobook, *Furious Minds*, examines how Donald Trump’s 2016 victory ignited a radical reconfiguration of American conservatism. Field, a former insider in conservative academia, documents the emergence of the New Right—a coalition of scholars, public intellectuals, and tech‑savvy influencers such as Patrick Deneen, Christopher Rufo, Peter Thiel, and JD Vance. The book argues that this network supplies the ideological engine behind Trumpism and is designed to endure beyond any single election. Field warns that the New Right’s agenda poses serious risks to liberal democratic norms.

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Virginia Dignum on The AI Paradox
News•Mar 6, 2026

Virginia Dignum on The AI Paradox

Virginia Dignum’s new book *The AI Paradox* argues that the growing capabilities of artificial intelligence actually highlight the irreplaceable value of human creativity, moral judgment, and responsibility. She frames AI’s biggest challenges as enduring paradoxes—tensions between efficiency and control, innovation...

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Steven Weitzman on Disasters of Biblical Proportions
News•Mar 6, 2026

Steven Weitzman on Disasters of Biblical Proportions

Steven Weitzman’s new book, *Disasters of Biblical Proportions*, examines how the ten plagues of Exodus have been continually reshaped by Jews, Christians, Muslims and secular thinkers to make sense of catastrophe. Inspired by the COVID‑19 pandemic, the work traces each...

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Cornelia Woll on Corporate Crime and Punishment
News•Mar 6, 2026

Cornelia Woll on Corporate Crime and Punishment

Cornelia Woll's book argues US prosecutors increasingly rely on out‑of‑court settlements to enforce corporate criminal law beyond its borders, turning fines into a tool of geopolitical leverage. Data shows foreign companies, which represent only 16 % of cases from 2000‑2020, bear...

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