homeaboutprogramsexpertspublicationsadvocacyeventsnewsroomProjects & AffiliatesGet updatesDonate
Inside Obama's Brain

Inside Obama's Brain
December 1, 2009 |
Inside Obama's Brain Website

photo

More by Sasha Abramsky

Breadline USA
The Hidden Scandal of American Hunger
March 24, 2009

American Furies
Crime, Punishment and Vengeance in the Age of Mass Imprisonment
February 13, 2007

CONNED
How Millions Went to Prison and Lost the Vote
April 27, 2006

Commentary

Is This the End of the War on Crime?
Restorative justice plays a role in revamping the American criminal justice system.
June 16, 2010
Three Strikes and We're Out of Cash
In an era of savage budget cuts to the most basic of public services, does it make sense for a state to spend $50,000-$100,000 a year to lock up a cheese thief for the rest of his natural life?
February 19, 2010
Time to Take the Gloves Off
Obama's signature personality trait of needing a consenus poses a threat to his politics.
January 22, 2010
Obama at the United Nations
September 23, 2009
From Crisis, Healthcare Reform--on Both Sides of the Pond
August 12, 2009
more articles

From the moment he burst onto the national political scene, Barack Obama has fascinated people more than any politician in decades. Many biographers have already retold his story, but no previous book truly explains how his mind works, what passions drive him, or what makes him such an effective leader.

This concise profile explores the ideas, inspirations, and experiences that have shaped the president. It quotes a wide network of sources, including many who broke long-standing vows of silence to offer their candid and surprising observations.

Award-winning journalist Sasha Abramsky interviewed close to one hundred of Obama's current and former friends, colleagues, classmates, teachers, staff, mentors, basketball buddies, fellow Chicago activists, media consultants, editors, and even his next-door neighbors from Hyde Park. These people each know a part of Obama's life and career, which the author blends the pieces into a uniquely detailed analysis.

 

 

Tags: Inequality Poverty


[ 220 Fifth Ave., 5th Flr. New York, NY 10001 | 212.633.1405 | info@demos.org ]
Home | About | Contact | Newsroom | Privacy Policy | Reprint Permission