Global Identity

A sweeping history of the Greeks, from the Bronze Age to today. “With suave latitude and dependable detail, Beaton takes his readers from a bright prehistoric ‘dawn’ in the Aegean to the heavy skies of contemporary geo-politics.” —The New Criterion More than two thousand years ago, the...

What if the Guinness you grew up seeing at home, in pubs, or in old ads carries a history far deeper than you ever imagined? What if one pint could tell the story of a people, of famine, family, memory, and identity? Guinness Family History uncovers how a dark, creamy stout became more than a drink. It became a cultural anchor, a symbol of resilience, and a link between Ireland and its global diaspora - from Dublin to New York, Lagos to Sydney. • The legendary 9,000‑year lease and how Arthur Guinness’s bold move created a dynasty that shaped Ireland’s industrial age. • How ...

History is not just a record of the past; it is a weapon in the hands of those who seek to control the future. In Replacing History, Ali Muattar exposes the disturbing reality of how global powers, shadow governments, and ideological forces are systematically erasing and rewriting history to serve their own agendas. From colonialism and mass propaganda to psychological warfare and digital censorship, this book unveils the hidden battle for truth and identity. As a continuation of anti-colonial thought, Replacing History builds upon the legacy of The Wretched of the Earth by Frantz Fanon, ...

Kiran Desai's first novel, Hullabaloo in the Guava Orchard, was published to unanimous acclaim in over twenty-two countries. Now Desai takes us to the northeastern Himalayas where a rising insurgency challenges the old way of life. In a crumbling, isolated house at the foot of Mount Kanchenjunga...

📘 The Great Reset: What Klaus Schwab Won’t Tell You – And How to Save Yourself from the Digital Dictatorship What if the greatest upheaval of our time has already begun – and almost no one notices? The pandemic was only the beginning. While the world staggers in crisis mode, elites like Klaus Schwab and the World Economic Forum (WEF) are working on a global redesign – the “Great Reset.” Marketed as a vision for the future, it reveals itself, upon closer inspection, as a slow erosion of freedom: surveillance, transhumanism, digital identity, censorship, and total control. In ...

Starring an unforgettably fierce ninety-nine-year-old Jamaican heroine, this “profound and beautiful novel” transports readers to the heart of rural Jamaica with a tender and urgent story about who owns the land on which our identities are forged (Julia Alvarez). When the stones of her house...

Rabindranath Tagore Explained: Poetry, Spiritual Humanism, Bengali Renaissance, Education Reform, National Identity, and the Universal Vision of Freedom and Creativity offers a powerful and accessible exploration of one of the most influential thinkers of the modern era. Winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature and a central figure in global intellectual history, Tagore’s work spans poetry, philosophy, education, music, and social thought. This book presents a clear and engaging guide to his major ideas, revealing how his vision continues to shape conversations about culture, identity, ...

What if the world’s most terrifying monster was never meant to frighten us, but to remind us of what it means to be human? Across centuries and continents, one figure has refused to rest. The zombie, so often portrayed as a creature of horror and apocalypse began as something far more sacred and tragic. In Souls of the Undead, historian and storyteller Ethan Blackwood takes readers on a haunting journey through time, revealing how this misunderstood myth rose from the ashes of enslavement and became a mirror to humanity’s greatest fears. From the lush spiritual landscapes of pre-...

Uncle Sam has been summoned to the Global Guidance Counselor’s office — again. He’s not sure what he’s done this time, but he’s surrounded by bureaucratic bullies who inform him that his toxic masculinity has officially become a global threat. His “freedom complex” has been reclassified as a public-health hazard. The solution? A compassionate transition. And just like that, Uncle Sam becomes Uncle Karen. Wincing from the loss of his bravery bracket, he’s coached into compliance. Something feels off, but he can’t quite name it — so he invites his longtime pastor and ...

"Peace and War Psychology: Protecting Nations from the Predatory Instincts of Corrupt Powers and Military Operations Imposed by Illegal Forces Worldwide" by Ali Muattar is a thought-provoking exploration of the psychological dynamics underlying peace and war. In this compelling book, Muattar sheds light on the intricate interplay between power, corruption, military operations, and the psychological factors that shape the dynamics of global conflicts. Drawing from a wealth of research, historical analysis, and real-life examples, Muattar delves into the motivations, ideologies, and ...

Brazil is often celebrated as a racial paradise—a country where diversity thrives and racism supposedly does not exist. But what if that story is a lie? In BLACK BRAZIL, Frederick Amakom delivers a bold and unflinching examination of one of the most powerful myths in modern history. Beneath the image of harmony lies a different reality—one shaped by inequality, silence, and deeply embedded structures of race. This book exposes what many have been taught not to see. From the legacy of slavery to the complexities of colorism… From economic exclusion to the realities of policing and ...

From exile to empire, how did Australia transform from a remote penal colony into one of the world’s most prosperous nations? Australia’s journey is unlike any other. Once a place of hardship and punishment for convicts sent from Britain, it has become a global power known for its vibrant multicultural society, economic strength, and enviable quality of life. Yet, this transformation was neither easy nor straightforward—it was a story of struggle, resilience, and determination. Exiled to Empire: The Untold Story of Australia’s Growth takes readers on a sweeping exploration of the ...

This book is for Parents, Educator and those working with children and adolescent. The book will help you to raise children and adolescents who are well-adjusted, empathetic, and appreciative of diversity, preparing them to thrive in a multicultural society. This book will help adult to foster an environment where children can confidently explore and embrace their cultural heritage, thereby enhancing their self-esteem, sense of belonging, and cultural awareness. Also equip you with the knowledge and practical guide to effectively nurture and support the development of a strong, positive ...

When the line between human and machine disappears… who’s really in control? Artificial Intelligence is no longer science fiction — it’s already shaping our jobs, our politics, and even the information we believe to be true. But few people know the full story: behind the polished interfaces and helpful tools lies a dangerous reality of misinformation, exploitation, and power shifts that could change the future forever. In The Hidden Dangers of Artificial Intelligence, Glenn S. Martinez takes you inside the shadowy world of AI’s rapid rise — from deepfake technology capable of ...

In The New Panoptic Democracy, best-selling author Billy J Riggs delivers a piercing, provocative analysis of the accelerating convergence between global power, digital surveillance, and the quiet erosion of individual freedom. Drawing on historical insight, cutting-edge technology, and timeless philosophical warnings, Riggs traces how modern democracies—once bastions of liberty—are being reshaped into data-driven systems of control. From biometric scanning at borders to algorithmic monitoring of speech, and from pandemic-era lockdowns to digital currencies programmable by central banks...

What if the story of one country could unlock the secrets of our shared human journey? From the depths of the Amazon to the heights of political upheaval, Brazil is not just a nation—it’s a mirror. A mirror that reflects colonization and resistance, slavery and survival, empire and reinvention. In The History of Brazil, Eleanor Whitcombe invites you into a sweeping, emotionally resonant exploration of a land where contradictions collide and transformation never stops. ✔ Discover how a Portuguese outpost became the seat of a European empire ✔ Uncover the brutal logic behind the ...

Bloomsbury presents This Little World written and read by Nandini Das 'A perspective-altering take on a world we usually think of in far more domestic terms. A ground-breaking masterwork' WILLIAM DALRYMPLE 'A page-turning history of how a nation was defined' PHILIPPA GREGORY 'A glimmering vision...

Vietnam: From Battlefield to Billion-Dollar Economy How did a nation ravaged by centuries of foreign rule and divided by a brutal war become one of the world’s fastest-growing economic powerhouses and a top US trade partner? For generations, Vietnam stood as a symbol of conflict, a Cold War flashpoint, a nation defined by occupation, division, and the devastating legacy of the Vietnam War. Today, it’s a story of triumphant transformation, a one-party communist state driving global capitalism. This book takes you on a journey through Vietnam’s tumultuous past to answer the central ...

What does freedom in Christ look like across the globe? In this powerful and imaginative Christian fiction collection, pastor and author John E. Miller brings to life seven unforgettable characters from seven continents—each struggling under the weight of guilt, grief, addiction, pressure, or pride. But when they meet Jesus, everything changes. Meet: Kwame – A tribal drummer in Ghana tormented by generational fear Isabella – A recovering addict in the U.S. desperate for redemption Tashi – A monk in the mountains of Tibet who hears a whisper of truth Sebastian – A wealthy European ...

From the New York Times bestselling author of A History of the World in 12 Maps, this is the revelatory history of the four cardinal directions that have oriented and defined our place on the globe for millennia. North, south, east, and west: almost all societies use these four cardinal...