
Translocational Belonging
Floya Anthias
Published 2020
240 pages
Books about inequality examine the gap between rich and poor and what it does to a society. Economists and reporters explain how it grew, and novelists show what it feels like on either side. They are essential reading for understanding the tensions of our time. This list shows the ones first published in 2020.

Floya Anthias
Published 2020
240 pages

Sylvia Jenkins Cook
Published 2020
318 pages

Ronald V. Morris
Published 2020
238 pages

Andratesha Fritzgerald, Samaria Rice
Published 2020

Steve Davis
Published 2020
208 pages

Rekha Saxena
2020 · 2021 edition
217 pages

Denise Jodelet, Jorge Vala, Ewa Drozda-Senkowska
2020 · 2021 edition
220 pages

Donald Ax
2020 · 2021 edition
316 pages

Sarah Marie Hall, Helena Pimlott-Wilson, John Horton
2020 · 2022 edition
212 pages

Jeffrey Shantz
2020 · 2021 edition
188 pages

Alice Johnson
2020 · 2022 edition
376 pages

G. N. Devy, Geoffrey V. Davis
2020 · 2021 edition
196 pages

Colin Bundy, William Beinart
2020 · 2021 edition
190 pages

Nelson D. Schwartz
2020 · 2021 edition
352 pages

David W. Kim, Eileen Barker, Lauren Dover, Catharine Dada
2020 · 2022 edition
306 pages

Wanda Coleman, Terrance Hayes
2020 · 2021 edition
224 pages

Gerard A. Postiglione, Emily Hannum, Peggy A. Kong
2020 · 2021 edition
256 pages

Paul Lichterman
2020 · 2021 edition
337 pages

Thomas F. Thornton, Shonil Bhagwat
2020 · 2024 edition
400 pages

Anne Sophie Krossa
2020 · 2021 edition
245 pages

Jerome Krase, Judith N. DeSena
2020 · 2021 edition
319 pages

Dmitri M. Bondarenko, Stephen A. Kowalewski, David B. Small
2020 · 2021 edition
661 pages

Randall G. Holcombe
2020 · 2021 edition
328 pages

Nathaniel Robert Walker
2020 · 2024 edition
576 pages