Below you will find links to all of our Social Science Book Reviews. You can also search our Social Science reviews by doing a keyword search of our book review database.
If you have written your own Social Science reviews of books you’ve read or want to start reviewing Social Science, apply to become a Social Science reviewer with us. If you’re an author or publisher and would like Armchair Interviews to reviews your Social Science, complete our Social Science review submission form.
Reviewed by Barbara Broom
Invisible Children! What a revealing title. However, as the author tells us, the children he writes about are all too visible. As a Guardian ad Litem (people who…
Reviewed by Connie Anderson
In the foreword, Richard D. Lamm, former governor of Colorado, says, and I paraphrase here: The great earthshaking controversies in our history...have been…
Police departments in many regions across the United States say methamphetamine now represents 70-80% of their drug cases. Why? Meth is a cheap buzz and can be…
Reviewed by Muhammed Hassanali
Subtitled: Inside Iraq’s Green Zone
Chandrasekaran was Baghdad bureau chief for the Washington Post when the American troops invaded Iraq. Imperial…
Kagan’s main thesis is that America has always actively participated in state affairs beyond its borders. He does this through extensive historical…
Reviewed by Michele Heather Pollock
Subtitled: Middle Eastern Travels and the Search for Reconciliation
The political and ideological conflicts plaguing the Middle East are currently of…
Reviewed by Laura Langer
Gabriel García Márquez wrote News of a Kidnapping to tell the story of the ordeal of ten Colombian journalists who were abducted and held by Pablo Escobar’s…
Reviewed by Sharon Broom
Goldberg’s book caused ”˜commotion’ prior to its publication and the ”˜far left’ is probably sputtering following its release. …
Reviewed by Andrea Sisco
With a title like Stupid Black Men and the state of our PC society, it is no wonder author Larry Elder is experiencing (as he writes in an essay for Town Hall)…
Doug Giles is the pastor of ClashChurch in Miami, Florida. He’s also a columnist on TownHall.com and an author. His current book is A Time to Clash: Papers…
Reviewed by Kristin Grabarek
While most have remained captivated by China’s race to be recognized as the next world power, Edward Luce suggests shifting focus to another eastern…
If you truly love your country and want to keep it free from radical Islamism, then you must read America Alone by Mark Steyn. After you’ve read it, you must…
Iain Murray exposes the harsh and dangerous deeds of the environmentalists who, in their passion to save the world, are actually using and wasting energy,…
In July of 2006, Hezbollah kidnapped two Israeli soldiers, sparking a war between the Israel and Lebanon that victimized civilians on both sides of the…
The introduction of Against Us begins with author Sciutto discovering that his neighbors in the London suburb of Notting Hill are terrorists. It also…
We hope you’ve found our Social Science book reviews helpful. If you have any comments or suggestions about our Social Science reviews or our site in general, contact us.
Voted one of the 101 Best Websites For Writers in 2006, 2007, 2008 & 2009
Read the review about her new book and listen to our Interview