This week's Books of the Week are
Naomi Klein's Shock Capital, a classic in progressive circles that tells how certain cliques use disasters or horrible events to advance their group's socioeconomic priorities. A potential must read in this time period.
Naomi Klein's This Changes Everything: Capitalism versus the Environment may be an interesting read given the new Administrations attitude towards environmental and energy policy.
John Judis's The Populist Explosion may be a prophetic work given recent political events and upcoming elections in Europe (particularly France) this year.
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