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This book packs a lot of information and analysis into a short space and is probably worth reading carefully more than once. The main frustration with the book is that it is largely a critique of and engagement with the ideas an eclectic group of intellectuals from various nations, historical periods, and disciplines (sociology, economics, political science, philosophy, history, religion, etc.) and it can be hard to assess the quality of Lukes's arguments about these ideas if one is not instantly and thoroughly familiar with the thought of all of these individuals. However, the book was rather enjoyable once I got into and it has given me a lot to think about and research further.