world history

Chronicles the history of people, politics, and economics from 1815-1830 that laid the foundations of the modern world.

World history in tabloid format.

Presents more than twenty essays and articles on topics related to the year 1000 and the second millennium, the year 2000 and the third millennium, the planet's future, the economic outlook, and the society of the future.

Covers events, personalities, and ideas of the past six decades since the end of the First World War.

Describes the political and social changes throughout the world from 1900 to the present day.

Profiles thirty-five separate situations in history where major political, military, scientific, or economic decisions led to disaster including George Armstrong Custer's fatal mistakes at the Little Bighorn and Japan's Isoroku Yamamoto's decision to bomb the naval base at Pearl Harbor.

Jane Buckingham, founder of the consulting company The Intelligence Group, draws on interviews with dozens of people in a wide range of industries to predict how American culture, government, and society will change in the future.

In the years following the War on Terrorism, people around the world cope with terrorist attacks and governments intentionally misinforming its citizens, making the only place to receive true information a rogue media outlet; and after witnessing a nuclear bomb attack which their country denies, Scottish software engineer James Travis and his peace activist daughter, Roisin, begin to understand just how desperate the world has become.