For fifteen years, Lewis Lapham has written a monthly column in Harper's Magazine, for which he won a 1995 National Magazine Award for his "exhilarating point o

Assesses the influence of worldwide media coverage on political decisions, and discusses how the political process adapts to new technologies

Stating that there has never been a greater need for democratic reform in the form of organized public protest, a history of American political dissent charges

The challenges to humanity posed by the digital future, the first detailed examination of the unprecedented form of power called "surveillance capitalism," and

With invective all the more deadly for its grace and wit, Lewis Lapham, editor of Harper's magazine, presents a portrait of a feckless American establishment go