Book · 2017 · Social Science
Identity in a Post-communist Balkan State
An Albanian Village Study
Why people recommend it
Identity in a Post-communist Balkan State by Douglas Saltmarshe explores the complex social and political transformations of communities navigating the aftermath of communism, though discussions on podcasts frequently intersect with Douglas Murray's related sociological works like The Madness of Crowds. Suzanne Santo discussed her evolving political views on The Joe Rogan Experience, noting how her perspective had shifted toward the political center while referencing Murray's insights on modern culture. Joe Rogan also hosted Douglas Murray on the podcast to discuss the newly expanded paperback and audiobook editions of The Madness of Crowds, which features an updated chapter addressing contemporary social phenomena. Rogan praised the book enthusiastically, telling listeners that they should definitely read the text and that the audiobook version was exceptionally well-read. The discussions highlighted how contemporary commentary on political polarization, cultural shifts, and societal identity resonates deeply with audiences seeking to understand the rapid changes taking place in modern public discourse. Both hosts emphasized the clarity and relevance of Murray's analyses, making these related works essential reading for anyone trying to navigate the complexities of modern social and political landscapes.
Who recommended it
- Joe Rogan Recommended
- Suzanne Santo Recommended
Joe Rogan — 2 mentions
“well they should read your book the madness of crowds is excellent it really is it's a very good book”
“so the madness of crowds the the newest latest edition with um this new addition that you add to add to it yeah new chapter brings us slab up to date and it's out this month it's out this month and uh i can't recommend it enough it's excellent and the audiobook is excellent too when you read it”
Suzanne Santo — 1 mention
“do you know Douglas maray is yeah I I The Madness of crowds amazing you know a lot of my life has changed in so many ways but specifically my politics and my belief in in you know where I was before and where I am now which is really in the middle”