What Book Are You Currently Reading?

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A Concise History of Brazil by Boris Fausto

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Twentieth-Century Spain: 1898-1998 written by a person with a Spanish name. I was hanging out at the library on Monday and thus decided to take out books, which I actually hadn't done before.

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France its Empire since 1870

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The Progressive Party in Canada by W.L. Morton. The seminal work on the topic.

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Basque Nationalism and the Spanish State by my former Canadian politics prof.

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Geopolitique de l'Espagne

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Just finished Animal Farm. Attempting to shift through the uber-wonky boredom mixed in with interesting factoids that is Politics, Culture and Sociability in the Basque Nationalist Party while continuing bits and pieces of The Discovery of France by Graham Robb at the same time.

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Tableau politique de la France de l'Ouest sous la Troisieme Republique, the ultimate nerdy book.

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La France aux urnes by Pierre Brechon. Great book.

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Game Change

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A History of Saudi Arabia, because I got bored of Niall Ferguson's Colossus.

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Ces français qui votent Le Pen, the 2002 re-edition of an older book (but still good some 15 years later) by Nonna Mayer

Afterwards, I'll finally read the quite well-known (in elitist bobo leftie academia) Le Front national a découvert, from 1995.

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White Power: the Rise and Fall of the National Party by Christi van der Westhuizen.

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Only 20-ish pages in, and it's excellent stuff. Strongly recommended for any Francophones.

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I bought Halperin and Heilemann's Double Down book on the 2012 election a few weeks ago, and I'm really enjoying it so far. Game Change was excellent in 2008, so I definitely wanted to read their latest one.

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