Review – Sick of It
Harman reveals how women’s health is politicised and neglected worldwide, linking healthcare inequality to power and paths forward for women globally.
Reviews
Review — The Impetuous Rise of the Global South
This edited collection presents a timely, multidimensional take on the Global South that clarifies Latin America’s role while adding layers to an already crowded debate.
Review – Fiume o Morte!
Irreverent and incisive, Fiume o Morte! reimagines D’Annunzio’s Fiume venture, exposing the theatrical roots of nationalist politics and the contested memories left behind.
Review – Russia’s War on Everybody
Keir Giles provides a sobering account of Russian actions towards the West and the pitfalls of the Western response, creating a must-read book for novice and expert alike.
Respond.io Review: Is It Actually Worth the Money?
Business is all about managing your customers correctly and promptly. You start small, but soon find out that there are too many social media platforms. This leads to customers with diverse service requests and priorities. It can start overwhelming cus…
SurveyMonkey Review – Tested Surveys, Forms and Quizzes
After testing SurveyMonkey for a month, I can confidently say that it is a powerful survey maker platform. It is AI-powered, gives you all the tools to create surveys that you need, and brings insights that directly impact growth. However, it is not fo…
Review: The Wireless Cookbook
The Wireless Cookbook is a project-centered guide to working with Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, and LoRa, written with the Raspberry Pi as the main platform. It is aimed at people who learn through building, experimenting, and breaking things to understand how the…
Review – In Their Own Words
Davis exposes how Russian state media dehumanised Ukrainians and laid the propaganda groundwork for Putin’s war, revealing the roots of genocidal discourse.
Review – Underground Empire
Farrell and Newman show how U.S. control of global infrastructure became a source of power and how its overuse now threatens the very system it built.
Review – Cooperative Complexity
Clark reframes global lending as inter-organizational politics, showing how rivalry boosts performance — though broader borrower strategies merit deeper inquiry.