Economic Development in Latin America: Sociological Considerations (2016, ECLAC) examines development through a sociological lens in the Latin American context. see more

Discover how Ibn Khaldun’s The Muqaddimah lays foundations for sociology, historiography, and economic theory. see more

Dalit: The Black Untouchables of India (originally published as Apartheid in India, revised later by Clarity Press and Gyan Publishing House around 2015) is a compelling exposé by journalist and activist V.T. Rajshekar, founder of Dalit Voice. In just over 100 pages, the book lays bare the enduring see more

Read an in-depth review of Jason Hickel’s *The Divide*. Discover its summary, key insights, bold solutions to global inequality, and a rich FAQ section optimized for Google. see more

Mother Laura Adorkor Kofi, the UNIA, and Her African Projects see more

Chapter-by-chapter analysis and a searchable crop catalogue from Isert’s Letters (1788). Evidence-based excerpts on sugar, coffee, cotton, indigo, yams, plantain, and palm—plus implementable takeaways for Africa-based value chains. see more

Chapter-by-chapter analysis and a searchable crop catalogue from Isert’s Letters (1788). Evidence-based excerpts on sugar, coffee, cotton, indigo, yams, plantain, and palm—plus implementable takeaways for Africa-based value chains. see more

Chapter-by-chapter analysis and a searchable crop catalogue from Isert’s Letters (1788). Evidence-based excerpts on sugar, coffee, cotton, indigo, yams, plantain, and palm—plus implementable takeaways for Africa-based value chains. see more

Implementable Research Uses Economic Historians: Evidence of early advocacy for African agro-industrialization. Agricultural Development Experts: Comparison of 18th-century crop proposals with today’s fairtrade cocoa, coffee, cotton sectors. see more

Deep dive into General Langley's evolving Burkina Faso strategy amid Wagner expansion and jihadist threats. see more