/lit/ - Literature

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fucking Daily Nick/The Daily Accelerator is the greatest possible way he could do this thing, it's so much more fun.

boys we are spoiled. i'm going to relocate, catch up with you guys in a bit.

Hey /lit/. First time poster here and not an avid reader.

I want to buy a surprise gift for a friend thats a lawyer and likes to study political science and history. Problem is that we've been distant for a couple of years and I don't know him that well. Trying to solve this issue I asked his girlfriend to come up with a list of the last books that friend had bought for himself.

Here it is:

>"Law as a Social System" - Luhmann
>"Nations and Nationalism" - Hobsbawm
>"The Invention of Tradition" - Hobsbawm
>"War in Human Civilization" by Azar Gat.

Based on this list, which books would you recommend?

I thought about buying something written by this Hobsbawm fellow but apparently he already owns all of his books.