Discover the profound political impact of habits in Tony Bennett’s “Habit’s Pathways.” This illuminating study traces how repetition and the shaping of conduct have served power structures throughout history—from medieval regimes to colonial practices and contemporary digital governance. Bennett reveals how habits empower the privileged yet ensnare marginalized communities, dissecting their roles across class, race, and gender. A crucial read for scholars and engaged readers in sociology, history, and political theory seeking to understand the subtle forces of control and agency in today’s world, with deep resonance for social dynamics.