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Winner of the 2024 Michel Déon Prize for Non-Fiction A lyrical portrait of a young Irish woman re...

Exposes the paradox of self-defense in police violence through five case studies of police killin...

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Highlights crime eyewitnesses who use digital technologies to record, share, and watch crime onli...

Provides a rare study of Jews in small town America