Description

There is a methodology — academic, well-funded, openly published — for taking down a government you have decided is illegitimate. It was built for use abroad. For two decades, the United States exported it. In February 2025, it came home. Inside Job is the first sustained forensic account of that homecoming. Across eighteen chapters and four appendices, Terpsehore Maras documents the operational coalition, the federal-employee infrastructure, the ~$2 billion philanthropic pipeline, the foreign-source funding architecture, the litigation machinery, and the Congressional caucus constituted to ratify the deployment. She names the architects, the institutions, the funders, and the statutes their conduct meets. She also examines, with the analytical honesty the work required, the structurally parallel architecture on the political right — and the reciprocal application the federal regulatory framework demands. The book closes where investigative work properly closes: with a referral, to the institutional offices the constitutional framework configured to receive it.

The base offering. Hardcover, sealed drive, numbered index card, Registry access.

SHIPS FROM PRINTER MAY 29, 2026