Johann Hari Books in Order

Johann Hari argues that Britain’s monarchy harms both the royal family and the society it represents. Examining the Windsors and their public role, he challenges the institution’s place in modern Britain and considers alternatives to inherited power.

Drawing on his experience of depression, Johann Hari investigates explanations beyond a simple chemical imbalance. He examines research on biological and social influences, asking how work, relationships and community might shape distress and possibilities for recovery.

After trying a weight-loss medication himself, Johann Hari investigates the drugs transforming treatment and public debate. Interviews and personal experience frame his questions about their benefits, risks and potential effects on how society understands food and weight.

Johann Hari investigates why sustained attention has become difficult, drawing on interviews and experiments in changing his own habits. He argues that broader technological and social forces affect concentration and considers individual and collective responses.