Episode · Behind the Bastards · 2021-10-16

Books mentioned on It Could Happen Here Weekly 5

2 books · With Dalia Kilsbach, Alex B. Newhouse, Sam Barlow · Listen · Watch on YouTube

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Dalia Kilsbach recommended Settler Colonialism by Lorenzo Veracini. Sam Barlow criticized Mindhunter by John E. Douglas and others.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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1. 

   Settler Colonialism

   Lorenzo Veracini · at 47:22

   Settler Colonialism by Lorenzo Veracini is an academic exploration of the structures, dynamics, and historical frameworks inherent to settler-colonial societies.

   Recommended

   “Um so in terms of resources and reading um I have read Lorenzo Verachchini's um settler book on settler colonialism. Um that's really helpful when you're trying to understand that framework.”

   Dalia Kilsbach It Could Happen Here Weekly 5 2021-10-16 Listen at 47:22

   Where to get it

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2. 

   Mindhunter

   John E. Douglas, Mark Olshaker · at 2:09:17

   Mindhunter by John E.

   Critiqued

   “I remember reading um so the the guy who inspired like Silence the Lambs the TV show Mind Hunter was based on him and his book um this guy who was one of the early kind of uh serial killer profiling people within the FBI.”

   Sam Barlow It Could Happen Here Weekly 5 2021-10-16 Listen at 2:09:17

   Where to get it

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