Books by Stanley Greenberg

This text examines information from surveys of public attitudes to assess people's views about the government's role in reducing income differences between the rich and poor.

Excavates the skeletons of some of our most iconoclastic buildings, spurring on an engagement with those intentionally (World Trade Center) and accidentally (Charles DeGaulle Airport Terminal) destroyed that furthers our fascination with what makes buildings stand up, and what makes them fall down.