Politics & Social Issues

• Adam Eisenberg, A Different Shade of Blue – How Women Changed the Face of Police Work (Behler Publications) [author's website]
• Stephen Hunt, White Guy – A Field Guide (Douglas & McIntyre) [author's website]
• Tierney Cahill & Linden Gross, Ms. Cahill for Congress (Ballantine Books) [author's website]
• China Galland, Love Cemetery – Unburying the Secret History of Slaves (HarperCollins) [author's website]
• John Dombrink and Daniel Hillyard, Sin No More: From Abortion to Stem Cells, Understanding Crime, Law and Morality in America (NYU Press)
• David Bacon, Communities Without Borders: Images and Voices from the World of Migration (Cornell University Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz, Blood on the Border: A Memoir of the Contra War (South End Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Richard Walker, The Conquest of Bread: 150 Years of California Agribusiness (The New Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Gary L. Stuart, Miranda: The Story of America's Right to Remain Silent (University of Arizona Press) [LibraryThing]
• Jo Freeman, At Berkeley in the 60s (Indiana University Press) [author's website]
• Saul Landau, The Pre-Emptive Empire: A Guide to Bush's Kingdom (Pluto Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Roger W. Lotchin, The Bad City in the Good War (Indiana University Press) [LibraryThing]
• Maureen R. Waller, My Baby's Father: Unmarried Parents and Paternal Responsibility (Cornell University Press)
• Chester Hartman, City For Sale: The Transformation of San Francisco (UC Press) [LibraryThing]
• Chester Hartman, Between Eminence & Notoriety: Four Decades of Radical Urban Planning (Rutgers Center for Urban Policy Research)
• Joyce Ladner, New Urban Leaders (Brookings Institute Press) [LibraryThing]
• Charles Wilkinson, Messages from Frank's Landing: A Story of Salmon, Treaties, and the Indian Way (University of Washington Press) [LibraryThing]
• Linda S. Kauffman, Bad Girls and Sick Boys: Fantasies in Contemporary Art and Culture (University of California Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Ted Daniels, editor, A Doomsday Reader: Prophets, Predictors, and Hucksters of Salvation (NYU Press) [LibraryThing]
• Gray Brechin, Imperial San Francisco: Urban Power, Earthly Ruin (UC Press) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• Joel Blau, Illusions of Prosperity: America's Working Families in an Age of Economic Insecurity (Oxford) [LibraryThing]
• Peter Singer, Ethics Into Action: Henry Spira and the Animal Rights Movement (Rowman & Littlefield) [LibraryThing]
• Richard Shenkman, Presidential Ambition (HarperCollins) [author's website | LibraryThing]
• John Gillis, A World of Their Own Making (Basic Books) [LibraryThing]
• Claire Chow, Leaving Deep Water (Dutton) [LibraryThing]
• David Beers, Blue Sky Dream (Harvest) [LibraryThing]
• Hector Feliciano, The Lost Museum (Basic Books) [LibraryThing]
• William Fulton, The Reluctant Metropolis (Solano Press Books) [LibraryThing]
• Judith Stacey, In The Name of The Family (Beacon) [LibraryThing]
• Paul Farmer, The Uses of Haiti (Common Courage Press) [LibraryThing]
• David Moore, The Superpollsters (Four Walls Eight Windows) [LibraryThing]
• Adam Raphael, Ultimate Risk (Four Walls Eight Windows) [LibraryThing]