Sikander Hyat-Khan: Premier of United Punjab presents a comprehensive examination of a pivotal figure in the history of British India. Sikander Hyat-Khan led the Punjab for six years until his shocking death in office at just 50 years old. This first-ever collection of his writings and speeches offers rare insight into the man and leader; one of the highest ranking Indians to hold office during this period, he not only led the 'sword arm of India' during WWII, but one of the most ethnically and religiously diverse provinces. This helps explain, in part, why he broke with many at the time when it came to the demand for a two-state solution. Just released.
In the soon to be released American Democracy in Crisis: Post January 6, Jeanne analyzes the roots of disenchantment with government. For those disillusioned with the current state of politics, she offers a way out - reassess primary objectives and restructure accordingly. The book ends with a stark warning, until we embrace reasoned structural reform, we cannot be surprised if people become so frustrated that they either disengage, fight back, or seek solace in the arms of autocrats. Now available for pre-order
