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Joy Hendry An Introduction to Social Sharing Our Worlds
Anthropology
Joy Hendry An Introduction to Social Sharing Our Worlds

Anthropology
Emma Bell Reading Management and

Organization in Film
Neil F. Comins Discovering the Essential Universe
Neil F. Comins Discovering the Universe
Caleb A. Scharf Extrasolar Planets and

Astrobiology
Roger A. Freedman Universe
Roger A. Freedman Universe: Solar System

Roger A. Freedman Universe: Stars and Galaxies + CD
Jan Svartvik English - One Tongue, Many

Voices
Lindy Miller Mastering Practical Criticism
Jo Shaw The Economic and Social Law of

the European Union
F.N. Forman Mastering British Politics
Jill Collis Business Accounting An Introduction to

Financial and
Management Accounting
Anthony J. Berry Management Control Theories, Issues and

Performance
Andre De Waal Strategic Performance A Managerial and

Management Behavioural Approach
Stephen Judge Law for Business Students
Judith Piggott International Business Economics A European Perspective
Thijs ten Raa The Economics of Benchmarking Measuring Performance

for Competitive Advantage
Alan Felstead Changing Places of Work
Harvey Maylor Researching Business and A Roadmap For Success

Management
Paul Dainty The MBA Companion
John Storey Adding Value Through Information

and Consultation
Michael L. Nieto An Introduction to Human An Integrated Approach

Resource Management
Mustafa Ozbilgin Global Diversity Management An Evidence Based

Approach
Stephen Gibb Human Resource Development Processes, Practices and

Perspectives
John Bratton Human Resource Management Theory and Practice
Hugh Scullion International Human Resource A Critical Text

Management
Jeremy Adams Managing People in Organisations Contemporary Theory and

Practice
Neil Thompson People Problems

Susan Corby Rethinking Reward
Sharon C. Bolton Searching for the Human in Human Theory, Practice and
Resource Management Workplace Contexts
Irena Grugulis Skills, Training & Human Resource A Critical Text

Development
Peter Boxall Strategy and Human Resource

Management
Samir R. Chatterjee Asian Management in Transition Emerging Themes
Owen E. Hughes Business, Government and

Globalization
Maureen Guirdham Communicating Across Cultures at

Work
Janet Morrison International Business Challenges in a Changing

World
Ogenyi Omar International Marketing
Alan M. Rugman Rugman Reviews International

Business
Janet Morrison The International Business Global and Local

Environment Marketplaces in a
Changing World
Keith Pilbeam Finance and Financial Markets
Mike Harrison An Introduction to Business and

Management Ethics
Fang Lee Cooke Competition, Strategy and

Management in China
Jon Billsberry Discovering Leadership
J. Westland Global Innovation Management A Strategic Approach

Christopher
Philippe Lasserre Global Strategic Management
Richard Pettinger Introduction to Management
Keith Grint Leadership Limits and Possibilities
Paul Gardiner Project Management A Strategic Planning

Approach
Alan Kitson The Ethical Organisation
Richard Newton The Practice and Theory of Project Creating Value through
Management Change
Deborah Price The Principles and Practice of
Change
John Hayes The Theory and Practice of

Change Management
Sharon C. Bolton Work Matters Critical Reflections on

Contemporary Work
Ross Brennan Contemporary Strategic Marketing

2e
Jonathan Groucutt Foundations of Marketing
Jean- Lambin Market Driven Management Strategic and Operational

Jacques Marketing
Jean- Lambin Market Driven Management Strategic and Operational

Jacques Marketing
Pierre-Louis Dubois Marketing Management
Michael J. Baker Marketing Strategy and

Management
Steve Baron Services Marketing Text and Cases
Stephen Valdez An Introduction to Global Financial

Markets
Janette Rutterford An Introduction to Stock Exchange
Investment
Keith Pilbeam International Finance
John Gorham Mastering Personal Finance
Erica Hallebone Business and Management Paradigms & Practices

Research
Jill Collis Business Research A Practical Guide for

Undergraduate and
Postgraduate Students
Damian Hodgson Making Projects Critical
David Walters Strategic Operations Management A Value Chain Approach
Donald Waters Supply Chain Management An Introduction to

Logistics
Alison Pullen Exploring Identity Concepts and Methods
Frank Burchill Labour Relations
Stephen Linstead Management and Organization A Critical Text

Jeff Hyman Participation and Democracy at Essays in Honour of
Work Harvie Ramsay
Colin C. Williams Re-Thinking the Future of Work Directions and Visions
Mike Noon The Realities of Work
John Bratton Work and Organizational Understanding the

Behaviour Workplace
Andrew Massey Public Management and

Modernisation in Britain
Simon Bridge Understanding the Social Economy

and the Third Sector
Sonia Taylor Business Statistics for Non-Mathematicians
Clare Morris Essential Maths for Business and

Management
Les Oakshott Essential Quantitative Methods
David S. Moore Practice of Business Statistics +

CD Rom
Louise Swift Quantitative Methods for Business,

Management and Finance 2nd
Edition
Bill Donaldson Sales Management Theory and Practice
Paul Burns Corporate Entrepreneurship Building an

Entrepreneurial
Organisation
David Rae Entrepreneurship From Opportunity to

Action
Paul Burns Entrepreneurship and Small

Business
Keith Goffin Innovation Management Strategy and

Implementation using the
Pentathlon Framework
Simon Bridge Understanding Enterprise Entrepreneurship and

Small Business
Mark Jenkins Advanced Strategic Management A Multi-Perspective

Approach
Alan Charlesworth Key Concepts in e-Commerce
Brian Leavy Strategic Leadership Governance and Renewal
Loykie Lominé Key Concepts in Tourism
Daniel C. Harris Exploring Chemical Analysis

Daniel C. Harris Quantitative Chemical Analysis
Jonathon Howard Mechanics of Motor Proteins and

the Cytoskeleton
Ira Blei An Introduction to General Connecting Chemistry to

Chemistry Your Life
Peter Atkins Chemical Principles The Quest for Insight
Rob Lewis Chemistry
Chemistry in the Community
Colin Baird Chemistry in Your Life
Ira Blei General, Organic, and Connecting Chemistry to

Biochemistry Your Life
Matthew Johll Investigating Chemistry A Forensic Science

Perspective
Geoff Rayner-Canham Descriptive Inorganic Chemistry
Colin Baird Environmental Chemistry

Patrick J. Walsh Fundamentals of Asymmetric
Catalysis
George S. Zweifel Modern Organic Synthesis An Introduction
Eric V. Anslyn Modern Physical Organic

Chemistry
Ira Blei Organic and Biochemistry Connecting Chemistry to

Your Life
K. Peter C. Vollhardt Organic Chemistry
Nicholas J. Turro Principles of Molecular

Photochemistry: An Introduction
Jerry R. Mohrig Techniques in Organic Chemistry
Arthur Halpern Experimental Physical Chemistry A Laboratory Text
Robert Hanson Introduction to Molecular

Thermodynamics
Donald A. McQuarrie Mathematics for Physical

Chemistry: Opening Doors
John T. Yates Molecular Physical Chemistry for

Engineers
Raymond Chang Physical Chemistry for the
Biosciences
Adrian Moore Multimedia Web Programming
Andy Sloane Internet Multimedia
Tony Cornford Project Research in Information A Student's Guide

Systems
Ben Highmore Cityscapes Cultural Readings in the

Material and Symbolic City
Chris Rojek Leisure Theory Principles and Practice
Kelli Fuery New Media Culture and Image
Kelli Fuery New Media Culture and Image
Sky Marsen Communication Studies
Deirdre Heddon Devising Performance A Critical History
Maja Mikula Key Concepts in Cultural Studies

James Watson Media Communication An Introduction to Theory
and Process
Mark Balnaves Media Theories and Approaches A Global Perspective
Mark Balnaves Media Theories and Approaches A Global Perspective
Glen Creeber Tele-visions: An Introduction to

Television Studies
Terry Flew Understanding Global Media
John E. Richardson Analysing Newspapers An Approach from Critical

Discourse Analysis
Karen Sanders Communicating Politics in the

Twenty-First Century
Karen Sanders Communicating Politics in the

Twenty-First Century
Mark Wheeler Hollywood: Politics and Society
Mark Wheeler Hollywood: Politics and Society
Michael Chanan Politics of Documentary

Ralph Negrine The Transformation of Political Continuities and Changes
Communication in Media and Politics
Ralph Negrine The Transformation of Political Continuities and Changes

Communication in Media and Politics
Janet Maybin The Art of English: Everyday

Creativity
Andrew Crisell A Study of Modern Television Thinking Inside the Box
Amy Sargeant British Cinema: A Critical and

Interpretive History
Chris Berry Chinese Films in Focus II
Chris Berry Chinese Films in Focus II
Brian Winston Claiming the Real Documentary: Grierson

and Beyond
Brian Winston Claiming the Real Documentary: Grierson

and Beyond
BFI Author Record French Cinema Book, The
Nick Lacey Introduction to Film

Nick Lacey Introduction to Film
Pam Cook The Cinema Book
Pam Cook The Cinema Book
Glen Creeber The Television Genre Book
Glen Creeber The Television Genre Book
Valentina Vitali Theorising National Cinema
Roy Stafford Understanding Audiences and the

Film Industry
Phil Wickham Understanding Television Texts
Graham Meikle Interpreting News
Graham Meikle Interpreting News
Guy Starkey Balance and Bias in Journalism Representation,

Regulation and
Democracy
Guy Starkey Balance and Bias in Journalism Representation,
Regulation and
Democracy
Sami Timimi Naughty Boys Anti-Social Behaviour,

ADHD and the Role of
Culture
Robert J. Twiss Structural Geology
Thomas H. Jordan The Essential Earth
Michael Foote Principles of Paleontology
Robert Decker Volcanoes
A.P. Thirlwall Growth and Development With Special Reference to

Developing Economies
Subrata Ghatak Monetary Economics in Developing

Countries
Dimitrios Asteriou Applied Econometrics A Modern Approach Using

Eviews and Microfit
Nick Hanley Environmental Economics In Theory and Practice
Nick Buck Changing Cities Rethinking Urban

Competitiveness,
Cohesion and
Governance
Graham Mallard Transport Economics Theory, Application and
Policy
Athina Zervoyianni European Integration
Joseph Harrington Games, Strategies and Decision

Making
Paul Cashian Economics, Strategy and the Firm
Robert Feenstra International Economics

Christopher
Gerald Stone Core Economics
Paul Krugman Economics - European Edition
Paul Krugman Economics - International Edition
Paul Krugman Essentials of Economics
Jack Harvey Modern Economics An Introduction
Sarah Smith The Economics of Social Problems

Gerald Stone CoreMacroeconomics
Paul Krugman Macroeconomics
N. Gregory Mankiw Macroeconomics
N. Gregory Mankiw Macroeconomics European Edition
Jonathon Gruber Public Finance and Public Policy

2e
Richard W. Tresch Public Sector Economics
John Adriaanse Construction Contract Law The Essentials
Mike Riley Construction Technology 1: House

Construction
Randall McMullan Environmental Science in Building
J. Uren Surveying for Engineers
J.R. Calvert An Engineering Data Book

K.A. Stroud Engineering Mathematics
W.M.C. McKenzie Design of Structural Timber To Eurocode 5
W.H. Mosley Reinforced Concrete Design to Eurocode 2
Stephen Glaister Transport Policy in Britain
Stephen Glaister Transport Policy in Britain
Steven M. Stanley Earth System History
John Grotzinger Understanding Earth
Patsy Healey Collaborative Planning Shaping Places in

Fragmented Societies
Ruth Fincher Planning and Diversity in the City Redistribution,

Recognition and
Encounter
Ruth Fincher Planning and Diversity in the City Redistribution,

Recognition and
Encounter
Geoffrey Symcox Christopher Columbus and the A Brief History with

Enterprise of the Indies Documents
David W. Blight Narrative of the Life of Frederick An American Slave,
Douglass Written by Himself
Manning Marable Race, Reform and Rebellion The Second

Reconstruction and
Beyond in Black America,
1945-2006
Laurent Dubois Slave Revolution in the Caribbean A Brief History with

1789-1804 Documents
Sue Peabody Slavery, Freedom and the Law in A Brief History with
the Atlantic World Documents
Adam Smith The American Civil War
Adam Smith The American Civil War
Colin Bonwick The American Revolution
Ian Tyrrell Transnational Nation United States History in

Global Perspective since
1789
Ian Tyrrell Transnational Nation United States History in

Global Perspective since
1789
John Aberth The Black Death 1348 - 1350: A A Brief History with
Brief History with Documents Documents
P.G. Maxwell-Stuart The Occult in Medieval Europe

500-1500
P.G. Maxwell-Stuart The Occult in Medieval Europe
500-1500
M.C. Ricklefs A History of Modern Indonesia

since c.1200
M.C. Ricklefs A History of Modern Indonesia

since c.1200
Colin Mason A Short History of Asia
Peter Leese Britain Since 1945 Aspects of Identity
Peter Leese Britain Since 1945 Aspects of Identity
Jeremy Black Eighteenth-Century Britain, 1688-

1783
Jeremy Black Eighteenth-Century Britain, 1688-

1783
Steven C.A. Pincus England's Glorious Revolution A Brief History with

Documents
D. George Boyce The Ulster Crisis 1885-1921
Glenn Richardson Tudor England and its Neighbours

Glenn Richardson Tudor England and its Neighbours
John P McKay A History of Western Societies

Complete
John P McKay A History of Western Societies Antiquity to Enlightenment

Volume 1
John P McKay A History of Western Societies Absolutism to the Present

Volume 2
John P McKay A History of Western Societies Antiquity to 1500

Volume A
John P McKay A History of Western Societies Renaissance to 1815

Volume B
John P McKay A History of Western Societies Revolutionary Era to the

Volume C Present
John P McKay A History of Western Society Since

1300
J. Robert Wegs Europe Since 1945 A Concise History
Charles Sowerwine France since 1870 Culture, Society and the

Making of the Republic
Charles Sowerwine France since 1870 Culture, Society and the

Making of the Republic
Bill Niven Germans as Victims Remembering the Past in
Contemporary Germany
Bill Niven Germans as Victims Remembering the Past in

Contemporary Germany
John Traynor Mastering Modern German History

1864-1990
Michael Rapport Nineteenth Century Europe
Michael Rapport Nineteenth Century Europe
Thomas Munck Seventeenth-Century Europe State, Conflict and Social

Order in Europe 1598-
1700
Thomas Munck Seventeenth-Century Europe State, Conflict and Social

Order in Europe 1598-
1700
Glyn A. Stone Spain, Portugal and the Great

Powers, 1931-1941
David A. Shafer The Paris Commune French Politics, Culture,

and Society at the
Crossroads of the
Revolutionary Tradition
and Revolutionary
Socialism
David A. Shafer The Paris Commune French Politics, Culture,
and Society at the
Crossroads of the
Revolutionary Tradition
and Revolutionary
Socialism
John Henry The Scientific Revolution and the
Origins of Modern Science
Andy Durgan The Spanish Civil War
Francisco J. Romero Salvadó The Spanish Civil War Origins, Course and
Outcomes
Francisco J. Romero Salvadó The Spanish Civil War Origins, Course and
Outcomes
Alan Sharp The Versailles Settlement Peacemaking After the

First World War, 1919-
1923
Alan Sharp The Versailles Settlement Peacemaking After the

First World War, 1919-
1923
Jules R. Benjamin A Student's Guide to History 10th

Edition
Norman Lowe Mastering Modern World History
Jeremy Black Studying History
John P McKay A History of World Societies

complete
John P McKay A History of World Societies To 1750

Volume 1
John P McKay A History of World Societies Since 1500

Volume 2
John P McKay A History of World Societies Antiquity to 1500
Volume A
John P McKay A History of World Societies 800-1850

Volume B
Michael L. Dockrill The Cold War 1945-91
David L. Anderson The Vietnam War
David L. Anderson The Vietnam War
Juan Cole Napoleon's Egypt Invading the Middle East
T.G. Fraser The Arab-Israeli Conflict
Ellis Wasson Aristocracy and the Modern World
Lynette Olson The Early Middle Ages The Birth of Europe
Lynette Olson The Early Middle Ages The Birth of Europe
Dominique Lauterburg Core Statutes on Employment Law

2008-09
Ian McLeod Key Concepts in Law
Graham Stephenson Core Statutes on Commercial and

Consumer Law 2007-08
Christina McAlhone Core Statutes on Evidence 2007-

08
Janet Dine Company Law
John Alder Constitutional and Administrative

Law
Ewan McKendrick Contract Law
John Tribe Core Statutes on Insolvency Law 2008-09

and Corporate Rescue 2008-09
Jonathan Herring Criminal Law
Deborah J. Lockton Employment Law
Raymond N. Emson Evidence
Kate Standley Family Law

Tina Hart Intellectual Property Law
Margaret Wilkie Landlord and Tenant Law
Ian McLeod Legal Method
Ian McLeod Legal Theory
April Stroud Making Sense of Land Law
Charlie Webb Trusts Law
John Alcock Animal Behavior: An Evolutionary

Approach
Richard.W Hill Animal Physiology
Frank B. Gill Ornithology
Jeremy M. Berg Biochemistry International Edition
David L. Nelson Lehninger Principles of

Biochemistry
Philip Nelson Biological Physics Energy, Information, Life
Harvey Lodish Molecular Cell Biology
Geoffrey M. Cooper The Cell
Scott F. Gilbert Developmental Biology
Scott F. Gilbert Ecological Developmental Biology Integrating Epigenetics,

Medicine, and Evolution
Robert E. Ricklefs Economy of Nature Data Analysis Update
Richard B. Primack Essentials of Conservation Biology
Warren M. Washington Introduction to Three-Dimensional

Climate Modeling
Douglas Futuyma Evolution
Douglas Futuyma Evolutionary Biology
Dov F. Sax Species Invasions: Insights into

Ecology, Evolution, and
Biogeography
Dov F. Sax Species Invasions: Insights into
Ecology, Evolution, and
Biogeography
David Sadava Life The Science of Biology
David Sadava Life: The Science of Biology The Cell and Heredity,
Volume One Chapters 1-20
David Sadava Life: The Science of Biology Plants and Animals,

Volume Three Chapters 1, 34-51
David Sadava Life: The Science of Biology Evolution, Diversity, and

Volume Two Ecology, Chapters 1, 21-
33, 52-57
Karin Knisely Student Handbook for Writing in

Biology
Brigitte Baldi The Practice of Statistics in the Life

Sciences
Greg Gibson A Primer of Genome Science
Terence Bazzett An Introduction to Behavior

Genetics
Scott F. Gilbert Bioethics and the New Embryology Springboards for Debates
Mark Pagel Evolutionary Genomics and

Proteomics
Paul Young Exploring Genomes Web-Based Bioinformatics
Tutorials
Benjamin Pierce Genetics A Conceptual Approach
Anthony J.F. Griffiths Introduction to Genetic Analysis
Daniel L. Hartl Principles of Population Genetics
James D. Watson Recombinant DNA: Genes and Genes and Genomes

Genomes
Michael Lynch The Origins of Genome

Architecture
Thomas J. Kindt Immunology
James T. Staley Microbial Life
Thomas J. Carew Behavioral Neurobiology
Dale Purves Neuroscience
Dale Purves Principles of Cognitive

Neuroscience
Peter H. Raven Biology of Plants
Jessica Gurevitch Ecology of Plants
Lincoln Taiz Plant Physiology
Simon Barker Shakespeare's Problem Plays All's Well That Ends Well,
Measure for Measure,
Troilus and Cressida
Robert Graham How to Write Fiction (And Think

About It)
Robert Graham How to Write Fiction (And Think

About It)
Amanda Boulter Writing Fiction Creative and Critical

Approaches
Amanda Boulter Writing Fiction Creative and Critical

Approaches
Kim Hall Othello
Julian Wolfreys Dickens to Hardy 1837-1884 The Novel, the Past and
Cultural Memory in the
Nineteenth Century
Julian Wolfreys Dickens to Hardy 1837-1884 The Novel, the Past and
Cultural Memory in the
Nineteenth Century
Jon Stratton Jewish Identity in Western Pop The Holocaust and
Culture Trauma Through
Modernity
Brean Hammond Making the Novel Fiction and Society in

Britain, 1660-1789
Brean Hammond Making the Novel Fiction and Society in

Britain, 1660-1789
David Punter Modernity
David Punter Modernity
Helen Nicholson Applied Drama
Helen Nicholson Applied Drama
Deirdre Heddon Autobiography and Performance
Deirdre Heddon Autobiography and Performance
John Freeman New Performance/New Writing
John Freeman New Performance/New Writing

Greg Giesekam Staging the Screen The Use of Film and Video
in Theatre
Greg Giesekam Staging the Screen The Use of Film and Video
in Theatre
Michael Wilson Storytelling and Theatre Contemporary

Professional Storytellers
and their Art
Christopher Baugh Theatre Performance and The Development of

Technology Scenography in the
Twentieth Century
Teun A. van Dijk Discourse and Power
Teun A. van Dijk Discourse and Power
Lesley Jeffries Discovering Language The Structure of Modern

English
Lesley Jeffries Discovering Language The Structure of Modern

English
Geoffrey Leech English Grammar for Today A New Introduction
Christiana Gregoriou English Literary Stylistics
Christiana Gregoriou English Literary Stylistics

Dennis Freeborn From Old English to Standard A Course Book in
English Language Variations
Across Time
Robert Cockcroft Persuading People An Introduction to

Rhetoric
Urszula Clark Studying Language English in Action
Urszula Clark Studying Language English in Action
Sharon Goodman The Art of English: Literary

Creativity
Kim Ballard The Frameworks of English Introducing Language

Structures
Siobhan Chapman Thinking About Language Theories of English
Siobhan Chapman Thinking About Language Theories of English
David Nunan What is This Thing Called

Language?
Dounia Bissar Foundations French 1
Annie Lewis Foundations French 2

Mara Benetti Foundations Italian 1
Mara Benetti Foundations Italian 2
Cathy Holden Foundations Spanish 1
Maria E. Greco Foundations Spanish 2
Maria E. Greco Foundations Spanish 2
Jane Wightwick Mastering Arabic 1
Jane Wightwick Mastering Arabic Grammar
Jane Wightwick Mastering Arabic Script: A Guide to

Handwriting
Steve Padley Key Concepts in Contemporary

Literature
Julian Hanna Key Concepts in Modernist
Literature
Gina Wisker Key Concepts in Postcolonial

Literature
Michael Alexander A History of English Literature
Bas Aarts English Syntax and Argumentation
Bas Aarts English Syntax and Argumentation
Geoffrey Finch Key Concepts in Language and

Linguistics
Laurie Bauer Language Matters
Francis Katamba Morphology Palgrave Modern

Linguistics
Nuria Lorenzo-Dus Television Discourse Analysing Language in the

Media
Nuria Lorenzo-Dus Television Discourse Analysing Language in the

Media
Steven Vine Literature in Psychoanalysis A Reader

Steven Vine Literature in Psychoanalysis A Reader
Ruth Robbins Subjectivity
Ruth Robbins Subjectivity
Elizabeth Solopova Key Concepts in Medieval

Literature
Malcolm Hebron Key Concepts in Renaissance

Literature
Sean Purchase Key Concepts in Victorian

Literature
Peter Nicholls Modernisms A Literary Guide
Peter Nicholls Modernisms A Literary Guide
Nathaniel Hawthorne The Scarlet Letter
Nicholas Marsh Philip Larkin The Poems
Barry Spurr Studying Poetry

Barry Spurr Studying Poetry
Bridget Escolme Antony and Cleopatra
Bridget Escolme Antony and Cleopatra
Lesley Soule As You Like It

Wade
Lesley Soule As You Like It

Wade
John Brown Hamlet

Russell
John Brown Hamlet

Russell
James N. Loehlin Henry IV Parts I and II
James N. Loehlin Henry IV Parts I and II
Kevin Ewert Henry V A Guide to the Text and

its Theatrical Life
Kevin Ewert Henry V A Guide to the Text and

its Theatrical Life
John Brown Macbeth
Russell
John Brown Macbeth

Russell
Stuart Hampton-Reeves Measure for Measure
Stuart Hampton-Reeves Measure for Measure
Paul Prescott Richard III
Paul Prescott Richard III
John Blades Shakespeare: The Sonnets
John Blades Shakespeare: The Sonnets
A.C. Bradley Shakespearean Tragedy
A.C. Bradley Shakespearean Tragedy
Simon Barker Shakespeare's Problem Plays All's Well That Ends Well,
Measure for Measure,
Troilus and Cressida
Maurice Hindle Studying Shakespeare on Film
Christopher McCullough The Merchant of Venice
Christopher McCullough The Merchant of Venice
Margaret Kidnie The Taming of the Shrew

Jane
Margaret Kidnie The Taming of the Shrew

Jane
Mario DiGangi The Winter's Tale Texts and Contexts
Paul Edmondson Twelfth Night
Paul Edmondson Twelfth Night
Eric A. Carlen Prelim Algebra Calc Curr
Nancy Crisler Discrete Mathematics Through

Applications
Jon Rogawski Calculus

Peter Grossman Discrete Mathematics for
Computing
For All Practical Purposes
For All Practical Purposes
Modeling With Mathematics A Bridge to Algebra II
David S. Moore Introduction to the Practice of

Statistics
David S. Moore Statistics: Concepts and

Controversies
David S. Moore The Basic Practice of Statistics
Dan Yates The Practice of Statistics TI-83/89 Graphing

Calculator Enhanced
Clyde W. Oyster Human Eye: Its Structure and

Function
Glyn Volans Drugs Handbook 2008
Dinah Gould Infection Prevention and Control Applied Microbiology for

Healthcare
Jan Horwath Child Neglect Identification &
Assessment
Valerie Coleman Children's and Young People's A Problem-Based

Nursing in Practice Learning Approach
Julia Twigg The Body in Health and Social

Care
Julia Twigg The Body in Health and Social

Care
Peter Shoenberg Psychosomatics The Uses of

Psychotherapy
Anne Smith Developing Advanced Skills in

Practice Teaching
Robert Adams Foundations of Health and Social

Care
Sarah Banks Ethics in Professional Life Virtues for Health and

Social Care
Richard Hugman New Approaches in Ethics for the Taking Account of Change
Caring Professions for Caring Professions
Diana Coben Calculations for Nursing and 2nd edition

Healthcare
Richard Hogston Foundations of Nursing Practice Leading the Way

Jennie Naidoo Health Studies An Introduction
Dev M Rungapadiachy Self-Awareness in Health Care Engaging in Helping

Relationships
George Palmer Health Economics A Critical and Global

Analysis
George Palmer Health Economics A Critical and Global

Analysis
Angela Scriven Health Promoting Practice The Contribution of

Nurses and Allied Health
Professionals
Angela Scriven Health Promoting Practice The Contribution of

Nurses and Allied Health
Professionals
Angela Scriven Promoting Health Global Perspectives
Angela Scriven Promoting Health Global Perspectives
Jacqueline Merchant Sport and Physical Activity The Role of Health

Promotion
Catherine McCabe Communication Skills for Nursing

Practice
Georgina Koubel The Challenge of Person-centred An Interprofessional

Care Perspective
Diana Sale Understanding Clinical Making it Happen
Governance & Quality Assurance
Robert Tummey Critical Issues in Mental Health
Trevor Adams Dementia Care Nursing Promoting Well-being in

People with Dementia and
their Families
Kader Parahoo Nursing Research Principles, Process and

Issues
Joanne Neale Research Methods for Health and

Social Care
Roger Watson Successful Statistics for Nursing

and Healthcare
Glyn Volans Drugs Handbook 2009
Gillian Barrett Interprofessional Working in Health Professional Perspectives

and Social Care
Dawn Brookes Non-Medical Prescribing in A Toolkit for Students and

Healthcare Practice Practitioners
Eileen Mann Pain Creative Approaches to

Effective Management
Paul Godin Risk and Nursing Practice

Margaret McAllister Solution-Focused Nursing Rethinking Practice
Nadine Cameron Social Work and the Body
Elliott Blass Obesity
Glenn Laverack Public Health Power, Empowerment and

Professional Practice
Janice Brown Principles of Professional Studies

in Nursing
Carol Wilkinson Professional Perspectives in

Health Care
Ken Evans An Introduction to Integrative

Psychotherapy
Neil Niven The Psychology of Nursing Care
Christine Hogg Citizens, Consumers and the NHS Capturing Voices
Nicky Britten Medicines and Society Patients, Professionals

and the Dominance of
Pharmaceuticals
Nicky Britten Medicines and Society Patients, Professionals

and the Dominance of
Pharmaceuticals
Sarah Earle The Sociology of Healthcare A Reader for Health
Professionals
Julio Gimenez Writing for Nursing and Midwifery

Students
Billie Hunter Emotions in Midwifery and

Reproduction
Diane Amans An Introduction to Community

Dance Practice
Diane Amans An Introduction to Community

Dance Practice
Stephen Keane CineTech Film, Convergence and

New Media
Stephen Keane CineTech Film, Convergence and

New Media
Miranda Lundskaer- Directors and the New Musical British and American
Nielsen Drama Musical Theatre in the
1980s and 90s
Cathy Turner Dramaturgy and Performance
Anthony Frost Improvisation in Drama
Anthony Frost Improvisation in Drama

Rebecca D'Monté Cool Britannia? British Political
Drama in the 1990s
Rebecca D'Monté Cool Britannia? British Political

Drama in the 1990s
Clifford Williams Personal Virtues Introductory Readings
Clifford Williams Personal Virtues Introductory Readings
William Hart Black Religion Malcolm X, Julius Lester,

David and Jan Willis
S.A. Nigosian World Religions A Historical Approach
Joan Garrod Religion and Belief
Corneliu C. Simut A Critical Study of Hans Kung's From Traditionalism to

Ecclesiology Modernism
Kurt Buhring Conceptions of God, Freedom, and Essays on Abjection in

Ethics in African American and Literature, Mass Culture,
Jewish Theology and Film
Aisha Y. Musa Hadith as Scripture Discussions on the

Authority of Prophetic
Traditions in Islam
Nancy Clasby God, the Bible, and Human

Tenfelde Consciousness
Paul A. Tipler Modern Physics
Paul A. Tipler Physics for Scientists and

Engineers 6e Ext
Paul A. Tipler Physics for Scientists and

Engineers 6e Standard Version
Paul A. Tipler Physics for Scientists and Mechanics, Oscillations

Engineers 6e V1 (Ch 1-20) and Waves,
Thermodynamics
(Chapters 1-20)
Paul A. Tipler Physics for Scientists and Electricity and Magnetism,

Engineers 6e V2 (Ch 21-33) Light (Chapters 21-33)
Paul A. Tipler Physics for Scientists and Elementary Modern

Engineers 6e V3 (Ch 34-41) Physics (Chapters 34-41)
David Tannor Introduction to Quantum

Mechanics
Gillian Peele Developments in American Politics

5
Gillian Peele Developments in American Politics

5
Ernest R. May The 9/11 Commission Report
Steven McGuire The European Union and the Competition and

United States Convergence in the
Global Arena
Steven McGuire The European Union and the Competition and
United States Convergence in the
Global Arena
Mark Beeson Contemporary Southeast Asia
Mark Beeson Contemporary Southeast Asia
June Burnham Britain's Modernised Civil Service
June Burnham Britain's Modernised Civil Service
Robert Leach British Politics
John McCormick Contemporary Britain
Patrick Dunleavy Developments in British Politics 8
David Denver Elections and Voters in Britain
David Denver Elections and Voters in Britain
Andrew Heywood Essentials of UK Politics AS level

Paul Dixon Northern Ireland The Politics of War and
Peace
Paul Dixon Northern Ireland The Politics of War and

Peace
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orientated approach including the use of
dealing not only within business in Europe
business related case studies. The text is
but with the external trading relationships of
arranged thematically and contains the most
the EU and the position of European firms in
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professional work are changing rapidly.
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motorway service stations, airport lounges,
research in business and management. It
cars, trains and planes. Drawing on original
will enable undergraduate, taught
research, this book analyses the impact of
postgraduates and MBA students to develop
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learning process, with exercises and
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develop effective resourcing strategies in a
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themes of contemporary HR and OB topics,
excellent companion text for upper level
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reward focus on the issues of the moment,
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invaluable addition for both practitioners and
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organizational analysis. It offers
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Development focuses on the way
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draws on a wide range of research and
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covers an array of organizational practices.
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organisational culture and climate,
provides a comparative examination of
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The rise of globalization and heightened 8/5/2008 9780333693193 HB £65.00
assesses the varying responses to global
debate over trade, protection, competition,
challenges made by economies with
and the environment have created
different managerial heritages.
unprecedented challenges for businesses
and governments worldwide. These
are systematically assessed in this important
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new text.
Work, 2nd edition examines editio
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to enable greater understanding and
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date case studies covering MNEs and SMEs
backgrounds.
from a variety of countries (South Korea,
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emphasises the role of contemporary issues
a comprehensive and relevant introduction
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to international marketing strategies. The
warming.
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whilst demonstrating practical remedies
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through an extensive range of real-world
International Business theory in recent
case studies.
decades. This book is essential
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unpacking the history, scope and
The book offers a clear and accessible 1/3/2006 9781403936912 PB 2nd £34.99
possibilities that are implicit in any
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discussion of international business.
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technological and financial dimensions. The
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economies.
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and clear style of writing makes the text editio
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is extensively revised to assimilate recent
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developments in theory and practice. The
Management Ethics provides an
author takes a global approach and
introduction to some of the major challenges
effectively integrates UK and international
facing anyone concerned with standards of
material. The new edition is a
behaviour in organizations. It starts from a
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As institutions
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are taking more autonomous 2/1/2008 9780230516946 PB £27.99
philosophical ethics and moves on to
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consider the challenges inherent in working
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book gives straightforward guidance to
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students of business ethics and encourages
organization in China. The
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A application
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author explores the growing strength
topical exercises
graduate and MBA and case studies.
students taking a module
of the private sector, the changes this has
in Leadership, it brings together a
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collection of 24 highly-cited articles and
industries are facing.
specially
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Innovation has become the Twenty- 3/27/2008 9780230524910 PB £36.99
leadership. Critical, yet accessible, it is an
first century's industrial religion, and
ideal introduction to the subject.
successful innovation management has
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and mastered and Global Innovation
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manager with that framework.
traditional strategic management teaching,
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combines a strategic and managerial
Introduction to Management (4th 11/10/2006 9780230000384 PB 4th £37.99
approach to global issues, blending theory
edition) is an ideal text for students editio
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studying management for the first time. n
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includes new chapters on innovation,
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enterprise, risk management, ethics and
of leadership. Against an historical backdrop,
responsibility.
the text explores the foundations of good
leadership, the relationship between leaders
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in the dynamics of organisational life. Taking
designed to appeal to undergraduate and
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postgraduate students studying project
course companion for undergraduate and
management on a business degree. It
MBA students studying leadership.
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Organizations exert an increasingly 6/26/2008 9780333994214 PB 2nd £25.99
balancing the unique aspects of project
important influence on our lives. Our ability editio
management curricula with the more general
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business skills, including quality, risk, teams,
by the ethics of the organizations within
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which we operate. The Ethical
range of cases to connect the academic
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principles and
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which it is possible for an organization to be
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involves changeby web-
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some multiple
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though successfulas well as
project
workforce.
in-text exercises
management and examples
depends to illustrate
on organisational
the concepts
change, and ideas
textbooks oftenthroughout the this
fail to recognise
book. 
symbiotic nature. This
book offers students a
practical understanding of the strategic and
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A reader aimed at undergraduate, 12/19/2008 9780230575851 PB £29.99
post-graduate and MBA students taking a
module in Change Management. It brings
together a collection of highly-cited articles
on change and will provide core reading for
any change management course from
The Theory and Practice of Change 11/23/2006 9781403992987 PB 2nd £36.99
undergraduate to postgraduate and MBA
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management. It examines the key theories
on organisational change and applies them
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Work Matters offers a strong set 2/20/2009 9780230576391 PB £26.99
how strategies can be devised and
of empirical accounts on the experience of
employed to manage organisational change
work in the contemporary workplace,
and the issues arising from such
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change. 
humanity of people in relation to their work
experiences.
An extremely fluent and effective text 10/12/2007 9780230507203 PB 2nd £32.99
designed to be a complete resource for editio
single semester modules, this new edition n
has a unique combination of text, case
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the text encourages the student to engage
This introductory text examines marketing 10/14/2005 9781403903273 PB £23.99
with the debate itself and not just the theory.
within the context of a dynamic,
contemporary environment. The author is
really in-tune with the students, explaining
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range of mini-cases that bring the subject
Taking a market orientation approach, 4/27/2007 9781403998521 PB 2nd £36.99
alive - from Kit Kats to Harry Potter, from
Market-Driven Management editio
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market players, and examines marketing
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strategy, demonstrating how strategic
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liberal use of contemporary, global
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creation of value for the stakeholders of
and Management brings a classic text editio
every business organization as well as for
up-to-date. Building on its reputation for n
the organization itself.
academic rigor, it retains the traditional
functional approach to marketing but
incorporates current research and topical
Marketing is crucial in any industry: for 12/30/2008 9780230520936 PB 3rd £34.99
examples to encourage students to apply
service based organisations it's absolutely editio
theoretical principles to practical real-world
critical. This textbook looks at the issues, n
situations.
models and theories behind services
marketing. It is supported by a range of
substantial international case studies
An Introduction to Global Financial 11/10/2006 9780230006355 PB 5th £31.99
and offers an insight into the operation
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of many different service industries.
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terms. It provides a broad and balanced
introduction to financial markets across the
world and comprehensive coverage of
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exchange, trade finance and other
derivatives products.
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classic textbook has been updated to take editio
account of all practical, technical and legal n
developments since the last edition was
published. Now enhanced by a range of
student-friendly features, the focus remains
International Finance is a well- 11/15/2005 9781403948373 PB 3rd £37.99
on the London Stock Exchange, but a global
established and internationally renowned editio
perspective is adopted where appropriate.
introduction to the subject for both n
undergraduate and postgraduate students. It
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traditional and modern theories relating to
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the balance of payments, exchange rate
involves both knowledge of theory and the
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ability to apply this theory to practice.
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you with the competence needed to
of theories and concepts discussed.
confidently navigate your way around the
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studies and 11/24/2008 9781403997166 PB £24.99
complex world of finance and make your
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understanding key theoretical and real
money work for you.
world developments and details the
paradigms,
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this new strategic approa
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rethinking modes management
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research, their strengths, and the
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Making Projects Critical is an 4/21/2006 9781403940858 PB £30.99
successfully
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for a studybyofathe as
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the late 1990s.
management perspectives. Challenging
recent debates on inherent problems in
The value chain framework has made its 11/22/2006 9780230507654 PB £40.99
project management, the text considers
way to the forefront of management thought
project management within a wider
as a powerful analysis tool for strategic
organizational and societal context.
planning. Its ultimate goal is to maximize
value creation while minimizing costs. In this
book David Walters applies the framework to
A broad general introduction to all essential 12/30/2008 9780230200524 PB 2nd £35.99
strategic decision making in the field of
aspects of logistics and supply chain editio
operations management.
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context. The book uses well-developed
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retaining a strong focus on the application of
together leading thinkers from around the
theory and practical situations.
world in an exploration of identity as a key
concept in understanding the dynamics of
organizations and the people who inhabit
them. It develops key themes in current
Labour Relations, 3rd edition, 1/14/2008 9781403903846 PB 3rd £28.99
research and demonstrates the significance
offers a multi-perspective examination of editio
of identity studies to the real world.
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Management and Organisation: A 1/22/2009 9780230522213 PB 2nd £39.99
within a broader political, economic and
Critical Text provides editio
historical context.
students with a reappraisal n
of the core issues at the heart of
management studies. Keeping practice
firmly in mind, this text is a challenging yet
accessible introduction for advanced
undergraduate, MBA and specialist Masters
students.
Employee participation is a dynamic and 3/2/2005 9781403900043 PB £29.99
contested area of organisational behaviour,
attracting continuing academic, practitioner
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How will work be organised in the future? 2/28/2007 9781403993717 PB £27.99
participation practices, drawing on the work
With its global perspective and critical
of leading scholars in the field. It is inteded
approach, Re-Thinking the Future of
to honour the work of Harvie Ramsay, who
Work provides not only an overview
died tragically in 2001 and who was a
and examination of the array of competing
pioneering writer on participation and
visions, but also a radical rethink about the
democracyRealities
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of Work, 3rd 11/7/2006 9781403994936 PB 3rd £31.99
direction of change.
editionprovides students with a critical editio
and sociological approach to the n
examination of the experience of work,
taking the perspective of the employee. The
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coverage of topical issues such as emotion
Behaviour is a brand new core text for
work, skill change, work-life balance,
undergraduate and MBA students taking an
representation and discrimination. 
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This comprehensive introductory text starts 4/7/2005 9780333739204 PB £21.99
in work organisations, from a critical
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consideration of the party political issues and
Third Sector fills a significant gap by bringing
debates and continuities and discontinuities
together a comprehensive range of topics in
between the approaches of Thatcher, Major
one resource. Students will gain a working
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knowledge of the social economy and social
main dimensions of change in the
capital, illustrated by comparison with the
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exercises, and computer worksheets in
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Clare Morris uses a clear and informal
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narrative style with examples, painlessly
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A comprehensive, student-focused textbook 8/9/2005 9781403935281 PB 2nd £33.99
core ideas early - including data production
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business students taking an introductory n
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contextual information, includes a new
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the use of SPSS in addition to Excel, and
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between theory and practice, this new editio
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textbook is fully updated throughout, making
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and sales management.
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demonstrates how these qualities can be
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Entrepreneurship: From Opportunity to 1/16/2007 9781403941756 PB £30.99
entrepreneurship at all levels within a
Action connects theory and practice in
company.
a whole new way. Other Entrepreneurship
texts are primarily research and theory
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examples, while this book offers a stronger
The new edition of this successful text 11/23/2006 9781403947338 PB 2nd £32.99
practical approach. It focuses on learning
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for, rather than
students and encourages and develops n
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decision-making and chapters on family
executive education courses, this practical
businesses, corporate, international and
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social entrepreneurship.
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findings and showcasing best practice from
This comprehensive guide to the key facts, 11/18/2008 9780230552708 PB 3rd £39.99
successful organizations through more than
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sixty international case examples, the
enterprise and entrepreneurship considers n
authors provide pragmatic tools for the
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discusses measures taken to promote them.
develop strategies for improving innovation
The authors outline the importance of the
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small business sector and consider the
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builds on prior editio
cultural, political and economic influences on
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is intended to complement general strategy
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multi-dimensional nature of strategic
E-Commerce is making an ever-bigger 3/22/2007 9780230516717 PB £14.99
management. Featuring expert contributions,
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the discussion of each perspective is
Key Concepts in e-Commerce
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offers readers an introduction to the many
words, terms and phrases that abound in
this fast developing and increasingly popular
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discipline.
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issues which constitute the role of the CEO.
This book provides an accessible and 5/21/2007 9781403985026 PB £14.99
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probable additions to an original version. It is
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to practice and Union
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develop a patient-centred and therapeutic
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seamless treatment that puts the patient
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practice, integrated care pathways, clinical
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style, it is essential reading for all mental
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Research Examples and including new
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chapters and expanded sections.
written by experienced researchers and
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introduction to the most common qualitative,
quantitative and desk-based research
designs and methods in health and social
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care.
Healthcare helps students to gain an
understanding of statistical methods within
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and the techniques used in research, whilst
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information on the various medicines
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access to these facts and acts as a concise
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understanding of interprofessional working.
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non-medical prescribing initiatives in
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how it may develop in the future.
changes in practice, Pain n
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comprehensive pedagogic framework, and is
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nursing practice. Solution-focused nursing is
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only on problems but solutions too, and to
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work with and for clients rather than on
together to inform a new understanding of
them.
person-in-environment. It offers important
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child protection to aged care, mental health
mechanisms underlying
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political influences, on individuals and
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transforming power relations to improve
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public health practice. It also introduces
work towards becoming professional nurses.
readers to a new methodology to plan,
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implement and evaluate empowering public
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health programmes. Illustrated
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discuss, debate and develop their
examples tocovers
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range of of an
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of client-centred care.
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key reading forinterprofessional
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on working in healthcare, and encourages a
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critical appreciation of current debates on
developing field of integrative
the professional agenda.
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philosophical bases underpinning the
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and presents an engaging clinical case
psychology with direct relevance to nursing
study. The book goes beyond the confines of
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30 years, this and
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transpersonal
fascinating newdimensions of therapy.
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students.
the conceptual terrain that underlies debates
about public and patient involvement. It is
essential reading for students in all health
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related disciplines for whom the user
context, and considers the range of
experience is key. 
influences on prescribing and the sociology
of health and illness. Exploring issues such
as 'the meaning of medicines' and
'alternative treatments', the book provides
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important reading for students across a
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range of disciplines interested in medicines
influences on prescribing and the sociology
and society.
of health and illness. Exploring issues such
as 'the meaning of medicines' and
'alternative treatments', the book provides
important reading for students across a
range of disciplines interested in medicines
and society.
A comprehensive collection of classic and 3/28/2008 9781403940803 PB £21.99
contemporary readings in the sociology of
health. The Sociology of
Healthcare will stimulate debate,
reflexive practice and critical thinking in
applied sociology and is aimed at the
This book combines the theory and practice 5/21/2007 9780230008571 PB £12.99
teaching and learning needs of both
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understanding of emotions and how they are
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community dance practice.
undergraduates studying community
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contributors, the book is packed with case
studies, interviews and examples that
students can use to explore issues in
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community dance practice.
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and it is the first book to offer a dual Anglo-
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study, the authors provide an insight into
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women practitioners, non-western theatre,
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research to create a critical framework for
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constructions of race and gender.
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1990s and explores a wide variety of key
ten respected philosophers discuss
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argues that love must have reasons;
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Buddhism.
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engagement with the subject, this is a key
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two of Küngbs most important books on
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This book is a consideration of major 7/1/2008 9781403984791 HB £40.00
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students through the foundations and wide- editio
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covers quantum mechanics from a
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about and teach quantum mechanics in
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This new text written by a team of leading 8/11/2006 9781403987051 HB £65.00
in within American society and the changing
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and actions. His introduction describes the
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the changing relationship between the EU
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takes a broad interdisciplinary approach to
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introduction to Southeast Asia today.
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unitary model, the New Public Management
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unitary model, the New Public Management
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illustrations, charts and comparative boxes,
2nd edition provides a lively and concise Editio
the book has been comprehensively
introduction to political, economic and social n
rewritten throughout.
life in Britain. It offers an ideal starting point
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theories of development, and examines the
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An exploration of the implications of the 8/20/2007 9780230525658 HB £65.00
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first century. Fully revised and updated
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separate and contesting units of analysis.
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important new text, Matthew Watson reviews
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constitution of the individual as both an
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constitution of the individual as both an
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useful they are in tackling key issues.
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useful they are in tackling key issues.
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updated throughout, and a new
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considered radical and harsh by his
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Issues such as the current disillusionment,
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identity politics are addressed, and Dominelli
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btherapeutic tasksb to offer practical advice
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research.
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important contribution to the ongoing debate
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February 2009
Contents Author(s) Author Biographies
Introduction - Seeing the World - Disgusting, Joy Hendry JOY HENDRY is Professor of Social
Forbidden and Unthinkable - Gifts, Anthropology at Oxford Brookes University,
Exchange and Reciprocity - The Ritual UK, and is a senior member of St. Antony's
Round - Society: A Set of Symbols - Beauty College, University of Oxford. She
and Bounty, Treasure and Trophies - specializes in the study of Japan, but has
Cosmology I: Religion, Magic and Mythology also done fieldwork in Morocco,
Introduction - Seeing the World - Disgusting, Joy Hendry JOY HENDRY is Professor of Social
- Cosmology II: Witchcraft, Shamanism and Canada and Mexico, and has made
Forbidden and Unthinkable - Gifts, Anthropology at Oxford Brookes University,
Syncretism - Law, Order and Social Control - recent visits to China, Indonesia, Nepal and
Exchange and Reciprocity - The Ritual UK, and is a senior member of St. Antony's
The Art of Politics - Family, Kinship and Uzbekistan. She is the author of many books
Round - Society: A Set of Symbols - Beauty College, University of Oxford. She
Marriage - Economics and Environment - including Wrapping Culture:
and Bounty, Treasure and Trophies - specializes in the study of Japan, but has
Tourism and the Intercultural Encounter - Politeness, Presentation and Power in
Cosmology I: Religion, Magic and Mythology also done fieldwork in Morocco,
Transnationalism,
List of Film Plates -Globalisation
- Acknowledgements and Beyond - - Emma Bell Japan and
EMMA BELLOther
is a Societies and
Senior Lecturer in
- Cosmology II: Witchcraft, Shamanism and Canada and Mexico, and has made
- Glossary of- Anthropological
Introduction - 1. Reading film: Terms
studying- Index Reclaiming
Organisation Culture:
Studies in theIndigenous
School of
Syncretism - Law, Order and Social Control - recent visits to China, Indonesia, Nepal and
of Authors - Index
management - - 2.of
ThePeoples and Places
organization of film- - Peoples
Management and Self-Representation,
at the University of Bath.
The Art of Politics - Family, Kinship and Uzbekistan. She is the author of many books
-General Index - World
3. The invisible enemyMap - - 4. Organization which was picked by Choice
Marriage - Economics and Environment - including Wrapping Culture:
man - - 5. Deconstructing the worker - - 6. magazine as one of their 'outstanding
Tourism and the Intercultural Encounter - Politeness, Presentation and Power in
Representing the other - - 7. The search for academic titles' in 2006. .
Transnationalism,
Discovering the Night Globalisation
Sky - Gravitationand Beyond and Neil F. Japan
NEIL F.and Other Societies
COMINS and
teaches at the University
meaning - - 8. Spectres of organization - -
- Glossary
the Waltz ofofthe Anthropological
Planets - Light Terms
and - Index Comins Reclaiming
of Maine, Orono, USA.Culture: Indigenous
Bibliography - - Filmography - - Subject
of Authors - -Index
Telescopes EarthofandPeoples
Moon and - The Places
Other- Peoples and Self-Representation,
Index -
General and
Planets Index - World
Moons Map
- Vagabonds of the Solar which was picked by Choice
System - The Sun - The Nature of Stars - magazine as one of their 'outstanding
The Lives of Stars from Birth through Middle academic titles' in 2006.
PART I: UNDERSTANDING Neil F. NEIL F. COMINS is Professor of Physics
Age - The Deaths of Stars - The Galaxies -
ASTRONOMY - Discovering the Night Sky - Comins; and Astronomy at the University of Maine,
Cosmology - Appendix - Glossary - Review
Gravitation and the Waltz of the Planets - William J. Orono, USA. WILLIAM J. KAUFMANN
Questions/Answers - Index
Light and Telescopes - Visible Light and Kaufmann III, late of San Diego State University,
Other Electromagnetic Radiation - PART II: USA. 
UNDERSTANDING THE SOLAR SYSTEM -
Introduction, Background, and Preview - Star Caleb A. CALEB A. SCHARF was born and educated
Formation of The Solar System and Other
Formation and Proto-Stellar Collapse - Scharf in England. He received his B.Sc. in Physics
Planetary Systems - Earth and Moon - The
Planet Formation - Exoplanets - from Durham University, UK, and his PhD in
Other Terrestrial Planets - The Outer Planets
Life: A Brief History and its Astronomy from the University of Cambridge,
- Vagabonds of the Solar System - The Sun:
Boundaries - Planetary Radiation, UK. Following postdoctoral work in X-ray
Our Extraordinary, Ordinary Star - PART III:
Comparative Planetology, Biosignatures and astronomy and observational cosmology at
UNDERSTANDING
PART I: INTRODUCING THE ASTRONOMY
STARS - The - Roger A. ROGER A. FREEDMAN, University of
Daisyworld - Cosmochemistry, Dust and the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center and
Challenge of
Astronomy Characterizing
and the UniverseStars - Knowing- The the Freedman; California, Santa Barbara,
Prebiotic Molecules - Comets, Meteorites the Space Telescope Science Institute in
Lives
Heavensof Stars from Birth
- Eclipses and the Through
Motion Middle
of the William J. USA. WILLIAM J. KAUFMANN,
and Proto-Planetary Disk Structure - Maryland, USA, he has been a
Ages -- The
Moon Deaths and
Gravitation of Stars - Black
the Waltz ofHoles
the - Kaufmann late of San Diego State University, USA.
Habitable Zones research scientist at Columbia University,
PART IV:
Planets UNDERSTANDING
- The Nature of Light -THE Optics and
New York, USA. He is currently Director of
UNIVERSE - The
Telescopes PART Milky Way Galaxy
II: PLANETS AND -
PART I: INTRODUCING ASTRONOMY - Roger A. the
ROGERmultidisciplinary
A. FREEDMAN, Columbia Astrobiology
University of
Galaxies
MOONS -- Comparative
Quasars, Active Galaxies,I:and
Planetology Our
Astronomy and the Universe - Knowing the Freedman; Center, USA.
California, His Barbara,
Santa research interests include
Gamma-Ray Bursters - Cosmology
Solar System - Comparative Planetology II: - The
Heavens the study of exoplanets, exomoons, and the
Search
The for- Eclipses
Origin
and the
Extraterrestrial
of Our Solar System
Motion
Life of the I: William J.
- Appendix
- The Living
USA. WILLIAM J. KAUFMANN,
Moon - Gravitation and the Waltz nature of environments
Diego State suitable for USA.
life. 
Table -ofOur
Earth Data - Appendix
Barren Math the
Moon -II:Mercury,
of
Venus,
Kaufmann late of San University,
Planets -
FoundationThe Nature of Light - Optics and
and Mars: Earthlike Yet Unique - Jupiter and
Telescopes - PART II: PLANETS AND
Saturn: Lords of the Planets - Jupiter and
MOONS - Comparative Planetology I: Our
Saturn's Satellites of Fire and Ice - Uranus,
Solar System - Comparative Planetology II:
Neptune, Pluto and the Kuiper Belt: Remote
The Origin of Our Solar System - The Living
Worlds - Vagabonds of the Solar System -
Earth - Our Barren Moon - Mercury, Venus,
PART III: STARS AND STELLAR
and Mars: Earthlike Yet Unique - Jupiter and
EVOLUTION - Our Star, The Sun - The
Saturn: Lords of the Planets - Jupiter and
Nature of the Stars - The Birth of Stars -
PART I: INTRODUCING ASTRONOMY - Roger A. ROGER A. FREEDMAN, University of
Astronomy and the Universe - Knowing the Freedman; California, Santa Barbara,
Heavens - Eclipses and the Motion of the William J. USA. WILLIAM J. KAUFMANN,
Moon - Gravitation and the Waltz of the Kaufmann late of San Diego State University, USA.
Planets - The Nature of Light - Optics and
Telescopes - PART II: PLANETS AND
Preface - The Working Tongue of the Global Jan Svartvik; JAN SVARTVIK is a most respected
MOONS - Comparative Planetology I: Our
Village - PART 1: HISTORY OF AN ISLAND Geoffrey Scandinavian scholar of English Language
Solar System - PART III: STARS AND
LANGUAGE - The First 500 Years - 1066 Leech and is now Emeritus Professor at the
STELLAR EVOLUTION - Our Star, The Sun
and All That - Modern English in the Making University of Lund, Sweden. He is co-author
- The Nature of the Stars - The Birth of Stars
- PART 2: THE SPREAD OF ENGLISH of Engelsk universitetsgrammatik
- Stellar Evolution: After the Main Sequence
AROUND THE WORLD - English Goes to (with Olof Sager, 1977) and
- Stellar
About thisEvolution:
Book - PracticalThe Deaths of Stars
Criticism - - Lindy Miller LINDY MILLER has had many years'
the New World - English Transplanted - Handbok i engelska (with Rikard
Neutron
Ambiguity Stars - Black of
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Analysis IV:
- Features experience teaching English to students up
English Varieties in the British Isles - Svartvik, 2001), and author, co-author or
GALAXIES
of Poetry - Features AND COSMOLOGY of Prose - Features - Our of to post-graduate level. She was previously in
American and British English - From editor of some 35 books and 75 papers or
Galaxy -- Step-by-step
Drama Galaxies - Quasars, Guide toActive Practical charge of practical criticism at The
Caribbean English to Creole - PART 3: A articles on varied aspects of English
Galaxies,-and
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Concluding Chapter - Index -
Environment: Diversity and Globalization -
Society and Business - The Changing
Political Environment: National, Regional
Preface - Acknowledgements - The World of Keith Pilbeam DR KEITH PILBEAM is Professor of
Finance - Financial Intermediation and International Economics and Finance at City
Financial Markets - Financial Institutions - University, London, UK. A graduate of Leeds
Monetary Policy and Interest Rate University, he has undertaken postgraduate
Determination - The Domestic and studies at the College of Europe in Bruges,
International Money Markets - The Domestic where he also became a teaching assistant.
Who Needs Business Ethics? - Similarities Mike Harrison MIKE HARRISON spent over 30 years in
and International Bond Market - Portfolio He obtained his PhD from the European
and Differences - Culture and Relativism - Higher Education, most recently as an
Analysis: Risk and Return in Financial University Institute in Florence and has been
Guiding Principles - Employees in their Associate Dean at Staffordshire University
Markets - The Capital Asset Pricing Model - employed at the National Westminster Bank
Organisations - Owners, Managers, Business School, UK where teaching
Stockmarkets and Equities - The Efficiency and the Royal Bank of Scotland. He is
Employees and Unions - Customers and included Operations Management and
of Financial Markets - The Foreign President of International Economics &
Citizens - Delivering the Goods - Business- Business Ethics.
Exchange Market
Introduction - PART - Theories
ONE: CONTEXT of Exchange - Fang Lee Finance
FANG Society
LEE COOKE (UK)isand consultant
Professor to the
of Human
to-business Relationships - Organisations
Rate Determination
Business Environment - Financial
in ChinaFutures - - Cooke Foreign
Resource Office and a number
Management of academic
and Chinese Studies
and Technology - Environmentalism - Public
Options - ThePressure
Competition Pricing of and Options
Strategy - Swap
of and
at City institutions.
Manchester Business School, UK.
and Voluntary Sector Management -
Markets -firms
Chinese The -Regulation
PART TWO: of Financial
CASE
Corporate responsibility - -
Services - -Bibliography
STUDIES Automobile and - Index Pharmaceutical
Industry - Electronic and Information
Defining Leadership - Effective Leadership - Jon Billsberry JON BILLSBERRY is a Senior Lecturer in
Technology Industry - Retail and Exhibition
Leadership: Image or Substance - Exploring Organizational Behaviour at the Open
Industry - PART THREE: HRM AND
Followership - Leadership Gestation - University Business School, UK.
TRANS-NATIONAL FIRMS - International
Inspiring Others - Gender Issues in
M&A in China: driving forces, barriers and
Leadership - Ethical Issues in Leadership -
implications for HRM - Chinese Outward
FDI: driving
Preface forces, strategies,
- Innovation, Globalization and and J. Christopher J. Christopher Westland is Professor and
implications
Commoditization for HRM - PART- Conclusions
1: - Westland Head of the Department of Information and
OPPORTUNITIES - Understanding Decision Sciences at the University of Illinois
Innovation - Assessing the Potential of an at Chicago. He has professional experience
Innovation - Business Models - PART 2: in the US as a certified public accountant
OPERATIONS - Assessing and Managing and as a consultant in information services
Preface - PART I: THE PROCESS OF Philippe PHILIPPE LASSERRE is Professor of
Capabilities - Service Innovations - in the US, Europe, Latin America and
GLOBALISATION - Globalisation of markets Lasserre Strategy and Asian Business at INSEAD,
Protecting Your Innovations - PART 3: Asia. 
and competition - Designing a global Singapore. He is the author of various
MARKETS - Developing an Entrance
strategy - Designing a global organisation - articles on strategy, business in Asia and
Strategy - Industry Trends and Scale -
Global strategic alliances - Global mergers joint ventures, as well as a number of books,
Financing, Venture Capital and ROI - PART
and acquisitions - Assessing countries' including Strategies for Asia
4: SOCIETY
Preface - PART - Understanding
ONE: THE FOUNDATIONS and Managing Richard RICHARD PETTINGER is a Lecturer in
attractiveness - Entry strategies - PART II: Pacific, with Hellmut Schutte
Creative People - Society
OF MANAGEMENT and Innovation
- Introduction - Pettinger Management at University College London,
MANAGING GLOBALLY - Global marketing (Palgrave Macmillan).
Managing in a Changing Environment - UK. He has written over 30 books on
- Global operations - Global innovation -
Organisational and Managerial Performance management, business and related areas.
Cross-cultural management - Global human
- Risk - Ethics - Globalisation - He has extensive management experience
resources management - Global financial
Organisations, Managers and the and is a consultant to a number of large and
management- What
Introduction - PART is III: BROAD ISSUES
Leadership: Person, IN Keith Grint KEITH GRINT is Professor of Leadership
Environment - Case Study - PART TWO: small organizations in all sectors.
GLOBALISATION
Result, Position or -Process? Emerging- Leadership
global players as Studies and Director of the Lancaster
STRATEGY, POLICY, DIRECTION AND
- The social
Person: Puttingresponsibility
the "Ship"of the global
Back into firm - Leadership Centre at Lancaster
PRIORITIES - Strategy, Policy and Direction
Global trends
Leadership - Leadership as Results: Putting Management School, UK.
- Investment Appraisal - Marketing -
the Subjunctive Back Where it Belongs -
Managing Operations and Projects -
Leadership as Process: Leadership as a
Financial Management
Introduction to Projects -and Quantitative
Project Paul Gardiner PAUL GARDINER is a Lecturer in the
Reflection of Community - Leadership as
Methods
Management - Product and Service
- A Systems View Development
of Project School of Management and Languages at
Position: Hydras and Elephants -
and Innovation- The
Management - Case Study -and
Strategic PART Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK
Bibliography - Index
THREE: ORGANISATIONAL
Commercial Nature of Projects ANDand Their
BEHAVIOURAL
Selection ASPECTS
- The Project - Innovative,
Manager, Sponsor
Creative
and Otherand Entrepreneurial
Stakeholders Management -
- Leadership,
Business
Culture Ethics - TheAttitudes,
- Perception, Ethical Organisation
Values and - Alan Kitson; Robert Campbell is Professor of
Motivation and Teambuilding - Project
Corporate Codes
Beliefs - Communication and Ethics - Markets
- Organisation and Robert Applied Philosophy and Director of Research
Environments, Organisation, Procurement
Morality
Technology,- Ethical Issues
Structure andin Strategic
Designand - Human Campbell Development for the University of Bolton,
and Integration - Project Initiation
Management
Resource -Management - Ethical Issues in
- Leadership Marketing - UK. Professor Alan Kitson
Definition Managing Risk and Qualityand -
Ethical Issues
Management in Purchasing
- Case Study - Ethical Issues is a Director of Castle and Minster Credit
Estimating, Scheduling and -Budgeting
PART FOUR: -
in Operations Management
MANAGEMENT IN - -Ethical Issues Union, a Governor of Huddersfield Technical
Control, -Closure
Preface IntroductionandACTION
Continuous
- Overview Management,
of Project Richard RICHARD NEWTON is an experienced
in HRM - Ethical
Influence, Power Issues
and in Accounting
Authority - College and an adviser with the Citizens
Improvement
Management - Research
The Challenge Trends of- Corporate
in Project- Newton
Projects consultant working in the field of project
Ethical Dilemmas
GovernanceIdeas - -Teams at Work -
and Groups Ethics and ICT - Advice Bureau. He carries out consultancy
Management
Developing Appendices
for Projects - and -Linking to management.
Ethics and
Management International
and Selection Business
Motivation- -Resource The - Ethics work in the field of international
Strategy - Project
and the Environment
Management of Conflict - Management-in education. 
Allocation - Evolution of Requirements
Practice
Definition- of Managing
Successfor the Present
- Delivery and and
Future - Case Study - Bibliography
Governance of Projects - Delivering and
Sustaining Change - Achieving and
Measuring Benefits - Dealing with
Uncertainty, Ambiguity and Flux - Enhancing
Project Capabilities - The Limits to Projects -
Projects in Different Organizations -
Introduction - What is Change? - Types of Deborah DEBORAH PRICE is
Change - Managing Change - Resisting Price Lecturer in Management at the Open
Change - Leading Change - Problematising University Business School, UK.
Change - Tools and Techniques -
CONTENTS: - PART 1: CORE CONCEPTS John Hayes JOHN HAYES is Professor of Management
- The Nature of Change - Organisational Studies at Leeds University Business
Effectiveness and the Role of Change School, UK, and managing partner of John
Management b Systems, Models and Hayes & Associates 
Alignment - Organisational Learning and
Organisational Effectiveness - Process
- List of Tables - Acknowledgments - Notes Sharon C. SHARON BOLTON is Professor of
Models of Change - PART 2:
on the Contributors - Work, Workplaces and Bolton; Organizational Analysis at Strathclyde
RECOGNISING AND DIAGNOSING THE
Workers: The Contemporary Experience; Maeve University Business School, Glasgow,
NEED FOR CHANGE - Recognising the
S.C.Bolton & Houlihan UK. MAEVE HOULIHAN
Need for Change and Starting the Change
M.Houlihan - The Sunlit lectures in Organizational Behaviour and
Process - Diagnostic Models - Gathering and
Uplands Or Bleak House? Just How Good Work at UCD Business Schools, University
Interpreting
Preface Information for Diagnosis
- Acknowledgements - PART -ONE: Ross ROSS BRENNAN is Reader in Marketing at
Are Todaybs Workplaces?; College Dublin, Ireland.
PART -3:Introduction
TEXT MANAGING PEOPLE b Power,
- Understanding Brennan; Middlesex University Business School,
D.Coats - Working But Poor:
Politics andBehaviour
Consumer Stakeholder Management b The Paul Baines;
- Understanding UK. PAUL BAINES is Senior
Experiences In The American Low-Wage
Role of Leadership
Organisational Buying in Change
Behaviour Management
- The Paul Garneau Lecturer in Marketing at Cranfield University,
Labour Market;
- Communication
Competitive Environment - Training and Macro-
- The School of Management,
M.Bok &
Development--Strategic
Environment Motivating Others toAnalysis
Marketing Change- UK. PAUL GARNEAU is Senior
L.Simmons
Preface - Introduction to -Marketing
The Reality - The of Jonathan JONATHAN GROUCUTT is a Senior
- Managing
Marketing Personal
Strategy Transitions
Formulation - - PART 4: Lecturer in Marketing at Middlesex University
Vulnerability
Marketing Among Britainbs
Environment - Segmentation Groucutt Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University
SHAPING IMPLEMENTING
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Work; A.Pollert
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valuation - Portfolio theory - The capital
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management products - Financial futures -
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Introduction - The Paradoxes of Jeff Hyman; JEFF HYMAN is Professor of Management
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P.Thompson - Employee Involvement: Thompson; Aberdeen, UK. PAUL
Patterns and Explanations; Bill Harley THOMPSON is Professor of Human
M.Marchington - Hope or Hype? Resource Management at the University of
High Performance Work Systems; Strathclyde, UK. BILL HARLEY is
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Participation; A.Sturdy & the University of Melbourne, Australia.
narratives - The demise of the informal UK.
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Index
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and Internationalisation;
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statistics.
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and Regression - Contingency Tables and System of Government (Tudor, 1996),
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in setting of Enterprise
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make
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L. SCLOVE U of I at Chicago, USA,
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Hypotheses - Correlation and Regression -
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PART 1: THE PHILOSOPHY OF SELLING - Bill BILL DONALDSON is Research Professor of
The role of selling - Theories of buying and Donaldson Marketing at Aberdeen Business School,
selling - Types of selling - Sales people and The Robert Gordon University, UK. His
selling skills - PART 2: THE SELLING research interests are in the management of
PROCESS (THE MOBILISATION OF sales operations including SFA (sales force
RESOURCES BEHIND A CUSTOMER) - automation) and CRM (customer relationship
PART 1: THE ENTREPRENEURIAL DNA - Paul Burns PAUL BURNS is Professor of
Sales force organisation - Technology - management).
The entrepreneurial revolution - Entrepreneurship and Dean of the University
Sales forecasting and setting targets -
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Selling in International Markets - PART 3:
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entrepreneurial culture - Building the also formerly served as Director of the 3i
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and rewards
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Media: Habitus and Identity - studies, and is co-author of
Communication - Methods and Models of Applied Language Studies at Victoria
Notes - Bibliography - Index - Visual Culture and Critical Theory (2003).
Communication Studies - Language and University of Wellington, New Zealand. She
Rhetoric - Semiotics and Narrative - is author of Professional Writing
Professional Communication - Audience (Palgrave Macmillan, 2002) and has
Analysis and Mass Communication - Film - designed and taught courses in
Preface - Introduction - Devising and Deirdre JANE MILLING has taught devising in the
The Mass Media - Bibliography - Index communications and writing in Australia,
Physical Performance - Devising and Visual Heddon; Jane studio and the seminar room at Sheffield and
New Zealand and the USA. She has also
Performance - Devising and Political Theatre Milling Exeter universities, UK. She is co-author,
worked as a trade journalist and as technical
- Devising and Communities - Contemporary with Graham Ley, of Modern Theories
writing project manager at IBM.
Devising and Physical Theatre - of Performance (Palgrave, 2001), and
Contemporary Devising and Postmodern co-editor, with Peter Thomson, of the first
List of figures - Acknowledgements - Cultural Maja Mikula MAJA MIKULA is Senior Lecturer and Head
Performance - Devising the Mainstream - volume of The Cambridge History of
Studies: Mapping the Terrain - Critical of Italian Studies at the Institute for
Notes - Further Reading - Index British Theatre (CUP, 2001). She has
Glossary - Bibliography - Index International Studies, University of
edited Studies in Theatre and
Technology, Sydney, Australia. Her research
Performance and has written several
interests in cultural studies span the fields of
articles on Restoration drama, gender and
gender, national identity, new media and
politics. DEIRDRE HEDDON has
popular culture. She teaches undergraduate
completed a PhD on women's performance
and postgraduate courses and supervises
art and currently teaches, among other
PhD students in these areas. Her most
things, contemporary performance and
recent publication is as editor of
autobiographical performance at the
Women, Activism and Social
University of Exeter, UK. Her previous
Change (Routledge, 2005).
writing has been broadcast on BBC R4, has
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Scene: Media in context - The Language of Watson Media Studies at the University of
Study - The Audience for Media: Greenwich, UK
Perspectives on Use and Response - Media
in Society: Purpose and Performance - The
News: Gates, Agendas and Values -
- PART I: CONVERGENCES - Introduction - Mark MARK BALNAVES is
Narrative: The Media as Storytellers - The
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Practice of Media: Pressures and constraints
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- The Global Area: Issues of dominance and
Effects - Classics in Media and Ideology - Donald; Brian audience research and conducted
control - Network Communication:
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Interactivity, Surveillance and Virtual Reality
and its Ownership - PART III: CONTENT, adoption study. His books
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Warfare and Modern Propaganda - Information (with Stephanie Hemelryk
Concluding
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Effects - Classics in Media and Ideology - Donald; Brian audience research and conducted
Bollywood India - PART IV: STRUCTURES the Audience (co-edited with Tom
Classics in Reasoning About Information Shoesmith Australia's first major Internet diffusion and
AND ORGANISATION - Governance and O'Regan and Jason Sternberg), and
and its Ownership - PART III: CONTENT, adoption study. His books
Digital Identities - Interactive
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Study: Television
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Department Tempos,
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Television & The
COMMUNICATORS - Communicating (Jamie Sexton). Political Scandals in Britain and Spain in the
MESSAGE - The People: Opinion, Polls and Industries (with
International RelationsNed Rossiter and
at London
Government - Communication in Opposition, 1990s.
Allen Chun). University.
Participation - Political campaigns - Metropolitan
Protest and Violence - The Political
Campaign effects: Is Anyone Ever
Persuasion Industry: Lobbyists, Pressure
Persuaded? - Political News and Comment -
Groups and Think Tanks - Global Political Mark Wheeler MARK WHEELER is Senior Lecturer in the
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Ethics and Political Communication -
MESSAGE - The People: Opinion, Polls and International Relations at London
References - Index -
Participation - Political campaigns - Metropolitan University.
Campaign effects: Is Anyone Ever
Persuaded? - Political News and Comment -
Preface
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Acknowledgments &nbs
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p; - Part I b Mapping
References - Index - the Roehampton University. His films
Field - 1 The include 'Detroit - Ruin of a City' (with George
New Documentary Steinmetz, 2005). His books include
Wave - 2 The 'Cuban Cinema' (2003) and 'Repeated
Documentary Takes: A Short History of Recording and its
Field - 3 Rules Effects on Music' (1995).
of Evidence -
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Moments - 4
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PART ONE: TRANSFORMATION AND Ralph RALPH NEGRINE is Professor of Political
PROFESSIONALISATION - The Negrine Communication in the Department of
Transformation and professionalisation of Journalism Studies at the University of
political communication: what does it mean? Sheffield. His many publications
- Who are the professionals? - PART TWO: include 'Parliament and the Media', 'The
THE TRANSFORMATION OF Communication of Politics' and 'T.V. and the
Introduction - The Transformation and Ralph RALPH NEGRINE is Professor of Political
COMMUNCATION PRACTICES IN Press since 1945'.
Professionalization of Political Negrine Communication in the Department of
POLITICAL PARTIES AND
Communication: what does it mean? - Media Journalism Studies at the University of
GOVERNMENTS - The emergence of the
and Politics: how and why political parties Sheffield. His many publications
'electoral-professional' party - Political
communicate politics - include 'Parliament and the Media', 'The
parties adapt to new technologies of
The Transformation of Political Parties Communication of Politics' and 'T.V. and the
communication
The - The professionalisation of Janet Maybin;
Art of the Everyday; JANET MAYBIN and JOAN SWANN work in
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actors
J.Swann - Governments -and communication
Telling Stories; - Joan Swann the Centre for Language and
technologies - The Transformation of
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studies. Janet Maybin also writes and
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researches on children's and adults' informal
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transformation and
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communication?
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political communication:
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transformation
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professionalisation
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AMY SARGEANT (Palgrave Macmillan, 2005).
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-Bibliography
News and Current -- Affairs - Documentary Cultures and Communities in a Multi-Media
J.Maybin sociolinguistics, particularly language and
and Features - Forms of Infotainment - Sport World (Berghahn, 2004).
gender and language in education. She has
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Theory - Film and History - Film and a variety of media institutions including
Representation - Film and Technology - Times Newspapers, EMAP and Yorkshire
Bibliography Television. He has been teaching media
studies since 1991 and is currently Head of
PART ONE - Hollywood cinema and beyond Pam Cook PAM COOK is Professor Emerita in Film at
Media Studies at Benton Park School in
- PART TWO - The star system - PART the University of Southampton.
West Yorkshire, UK.
THREE - Technologies - PART FOUR -
World Cinemas - PART FIVE - Genre -
PART SIX - Authorship and cinema - PART
SEVEN - Developments in theory
PART ONE - Hollywood cinema and beyond Pam Cook PAM COOK is Professor Emerita in Film at
- PART TWO - The star system - PART the University of Southampton.
THREE - Technologies - PART FOUR -
World Cinemas - PART FIVE - Genre -
PART SIX - Authorship and cinema - PART
SEVEN - Developments in theory
Preface (1st Edition) - Preface (2nd Edition) Glen Creeber; GLEN CREEBER is Senior Lecturer in
- Acknowledgments - Notes on Contributors - Toby Miller; Film and Television at the University of
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Creeber - Studying Genre b Steve Neale - bSerial Televisionb (BFI 2004) and bThe
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Turner - Genre, Hybridity and Mutations b Visions: An Introduction to Studying
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Graeme Turner - Genre, Format and bLiveb Televisionb (BFI 2006).
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- Volcanic Treasures - Volcanoes and
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Climate - Forecasting Volcanic Eruptions -
Gap and the Measurement of Poverty - The Development Studies and the African
Reducing Volcanic Risk - Volcanoes in the
Characteristics of Underdevelopment and Development Review. He has lectured
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Introduction - Finance, Growth and Subrata SUBRATA GHATAK is Emeritus Professor
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Countries - PART 2: FACTORS IN THE Development Bank and the UN Conference
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Money - Money Demand - Monetary also acted as a Consultant to the World
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4: Principles
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Circular Curves - Transition Curves - Vertical with land and engineering surveying.
6: References
Solids - Properties of Materials - Earth and of the Department of Mechanical
Curves - Earthwork Quantities - Appendix -
the Environment - Thermodynamics and Engineering at the University of
Solutions - Index
Fluid Mechanics - Automatic Control - Southampton, UK.
Electricity and Magnetism - Soil Mechanics -
Structures - Symbols Index - Keyword Index
PART I Foundation Topics - Arithmetic - K.A. Stroud; K.A. STROUD, formerly Principal Lecturer in
Introduction to algebra - Expressions and Dexter J. the Department of Mathematics at
equations - Graphs - Linear equations and Booth Lanchester Polytechnic (now Coventry
simultaneous Linear equations - Polynomial University), UK. He is also the author of
equations - Partial fractions - Trigonometry - Foundation Mathematics and
Binomial series - Differentiation - Integration Advanced Engineering
Structural Timber - Design Philosophies and W.M.C. W. M .C. MCKENZIE graduated from Heriot-
- Functions - PART II - Complex numbers 1 - Mathematics, companion volumes to
Eurocodes - Design Loading - Structural McKenzie; Watt University, UK. After working as a
Complex number 2 - Hyperbolic functions - this book. DEXTER J. BOOTH,
Analysis Techniques - Flexural Members - Binsheng design engineer for both contractors and
Determinants - Matrices - Vectors - formerly Principal Lecturer in the
Axially Loaded Members - Members Subject Zhang consultants, he became a lecturer in
Differentiation - Differentiation applications 1 School of Computing and Engineering at the
to Combined Axial and Flexural Loads - Roof structural analysis and design at Napier
- Differentiation applications 2 - Partial University of Huddersfield, UK. He is the
Trusses - Mechanical Fasteners - Overall University, Edinburgh, where he is actively
differentiation
Preface - Notation 1 - Partial differentiation
- Properties of Reinforced2- W.H. Mosley; author
BILL of several
MOSLEY mathematics
was textbooks and
formerly Senior
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Curves
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State - Series
Design 1 - Series
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Teaching on Foundation
Fellow at the School of Civil and
research. BINSHENG ZHANG
- Integration
the Structure1- -AnalysisIntegration of the2 - Section
Reduction - Ray Hulse Mathematics
Structural Engineering andatthe fourth edition of
Nanyang
graduated from Tongji University, Shanghai,
formulas
Shear, Bond- Integration
and Torsion applications 1-
- Serviceability, Advanced
Technological Engineering
University,
China. After working as a research fellow for
Integrationand
Durability applications 2 - Integration-
Stability Requirements Mathematics. BUNGEY is
Singapore. JOHN
fourteen years at Glasgow University and a
applications
Design 3 - Approximate
of Reinforced Concrete integration
Beams - - Emeritus Professor of Civil Engineering,
Introduction - The systems
Historical- Context - The Stephen structural consultant
STEPHEN GLAISTER in is
England,
Professor he of
became
Polar
Designcoordinates
of Reinforced Concrete Multiple
Slabs - University of Liverpool, UK. RAY
Role of Central Government - Local a lecturer in structural engineering at Napier
integralsDesign
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HULSE was formerly Associate Dean,
Imperial
Government and Urban Transport - The Burnham; University,
College Edinburgh,
London, where he is largely
UK. JUNE
Second-order
Walls - Prestressed differential
Concreteequations
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European Union and UK Transport Policy - Handley involved
BURNHAM in teaching,
was formerly research
SeniorandLecturer in
Introduction to Laplace transforms -
Construction Coventry University, UK. 
Planning - Influencing Transport Policy - Stevens consultancy.
European Government, Middlesex
Statistics - Probability, - Answers - Index -
Engaging the Private Sector - Paying for University, UK. HANDLEY
Introduction - The Historical Context - The Stephen STEPHEN GLAISTER is Professor of
Transport: Appraisal and Economic Issues - STEVENS is Visiting Research Associate,
Role of Central Government - Local Glaister; June Transport and Infrastructure, Imperial
Conclusions European Institute, London School of
Government and Urban Transport - The Burnham; College London, UK. JUNE
Economics and Political Science,
European Union and UK Transport Policy - Handley BURNHAM was formerly Senior Lecturer in
UK. TONY TRAVERS is Director
Planning - Influencing Transport Policy - Stevens European Government, Middlesex
of Research, Greater London Group, London
Engaging the Private Sector - Paying for University, UK. HANDLEY
Introduction to Earth System History - Rocks: Steven M. School of M.
STEVEN Economics
STANLEY, and Political
John Science,
Hopkins
Transport: Appraisal and Economic Issues - STEVENS is Visiting Research Associate,
Composition and Structure - The Diversity of Stanley UK.
University, USA.
Conclusions European Institute, London School of
Life - Environments and Life - Sedimentary
Economics and Political Science,
Environments - Correlation and Dating of the
UK. TONY TRAVERS is Director
Rock Record - Evolution and the Fossil
of Research, Greater London Group, London
Record - Plate Tectonics - Mountain Building
Meet the Authors - Preface - Building a John SchoolGROTZINGER
JOHN of Economics and Political the
researches Science,
- Major Chemical Cycles - The Archean Eon
Planet - Plate Tectonics: The Unifying Grotzinger; UK.
chemical development of the early oceans
- The Proterozoic Eon - The Paleozoic World
Theory - Minerals: Building Blocks of Rocks - Thomas H. and atmosphere and the environmental
- The Middle Paleozoic World - The Late
Rocks: Records of Geological Processes - Jordan; Frank context of early animal evolution at the
Paleozoic World - The Early Mesozoic World
Igneous Rocks: Solids from Metals - Press Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- The Cretaceous World - The Paleogene
Volcanism - Weathering and Erosion - (MIT), USA. THOMAS H.
World - The
Preface to the Neogene
2nd edition World - The I:Holocene Patsy Healey
- PART PATSY HEALEY is Professor Emeritus,
Sediments and Sedimentary Rocks - Early JORDAN is based at the University of
TOWARDS AN INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNT School of Architecture, Planning and
History of the Terrestrial Planets - Southern California where his specialist
AND COMMUNICATIVE THEORY OF Landscape, University of Newcastle upon
Metamorphic Rocks - Geobiology: Life topics include the nature of plate-tectonic
PLANNING - Introduction - Traditions of Tyne, UK.
Interacts with the Earth - The Rock Records flow and the question of mantle
Planning Thought - An Institutional Approach
and Geologic Time Scale - Folds, Faults, stratification. FRANK PRESS has
to Spatial Change and Environmental
and Other Records
Introduction of Rock Deformation -
- Conceptualising Ruth Fincher; made pioneering
RUTH FINCHER contributions
is Professor oftoGeography,
the fields of
Planning - Spatial Planning Systems and
Mass Wasting - The Hydrologic
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University of Melbourne,
Practices - PART II: THE CHANGING
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European Politics, 1945-1948 - Economic is Senior Lecturer in Politics at Keele
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Notes on the Contributors - Maps - Bill Niven BILL NIVEN is Professor of Contemporary
Introduction; B.Niven - The German History at The Nottingham Trent
Politics of the Past in the 1950s: Rhetorics of University, UK. He is author of Facing
Victimization in East and West Germany; the Nazi Past (Routledge 2002) and
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Uniform: West German Combat Movies from Dividing and Uniting Germany
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the 1950s; R.G.Moeller - Taboo (Routledge 2000).
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or Tradition? The 'Germans as Victims'
Politics of the Past in the 1950s: Rhetorics of University, UK. He is author of Facing
Theme in West Germany until the Early
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Emergence The Discourse
of Mass Politics, on Expellees
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1598-1700 - of Thomas THOMAS MUNCK is Reader in History at
and Victimhood
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and Victimhood
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Holders
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Abbreviations -Victimhood
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Wars and Crises in Mid-century Europe - Denmark, literacy in Europe, and related
Return
1931-36of- Order After 1660 - Power
The Interventionist Powers andand England, UK.
The Structure of Society: Peasant and issues.
State-Sponsored
the Spanish Civil War, Violence 1936-39in the- Later
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Seigneur - Beliefs, Mentalités,
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Interventionist Powers- and Conclusions
the Spanish - Notes
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List and the- Printed
of Illustrations Text - The Arts,
Acknowledgements - David A. DAVID A. SHAFER is Assistant Professor of
Further
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Great Powers and
the Value of -Creativity
Introduction Revolutionary and the Cost of
Antecedents - Shafer Modern European History and Director of the
Spanish Civil War Diplomacy, 1936-39 - The
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Great Powers and the Aftermath of the
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Spanish Civil War, March-August, 1939 -
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The Great Powers and Portugal, 1931-39 -
Seventeenth
Commune Century - -Conclusions
- Postscript Neglect and- Notes -
The of
List Axis Powers and
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- Acknowledgements - David A. DAVID A. SHAFER is Assistant Professor of
Further
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- Bibliography - Index
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Conclusion - Notes and -References
A Socialist Revolution? Women and- the California State University, Long Beach,
Bibliography
Commune - Index
- Revolution, Culture and the USA.
Commune - Postscript - Neglect and
Acknowledgements - Acknowledgements for John Henry JOHN HENRY is a Reader in the
Resonance - Bibliography - Index
the Third Edition - The Scientific History of Science at the University of
Revolution and the Historiography of Edinburgh, UK. He has published widely on
Science - Renaissance and Revolution - The the history of science from the Renaissance
Scientific Method - Magic and the Origins of to the nineteenth century.
Modern Science - The Mechanical
Philosophy - Religion and Science - Science
and the Wider Culture - Conclusion -
Bibliography - Glossary - Index -
List of Abbreviations - Editors' Preface - Andy Durgan ANDY DURGAN lectures in the School of
Chronology - Maps - Introduction - Towards Modern Languages at the University of
War - The Course of the War - Foreign Barcelona, Spain. He was Historical Advisor
Intervention - Politics and Society in the for Ken Loach's film Land and
Republican Zone - Politics and Society in the Freedom.
Nationalist Zone - Conclusions - Select
Preface - Acknowledgements - List of Francisco J. FRANCISCO J. ROMERO SALVADÓ is
Abbreviations - Maps - The Painful Road to Romero Senior Lecturer in Modern European History
Modernity - The Second Republic (1931- Salvadó at London Metropolitan University, UK. He is
1936): A Brief Essay in Democracy - The an expert on modern Spanish history and
Distorting Mirror: The International politics and inter-war Europe.
Dimension of the Spanish Civil War -
Preface - Acknowledgements - List of Francisco J. FRANCISCO J. ROMERO SALVADÓ is
Apocalypse in 1936 Spain - Breaking the
Abbreviations - Maps - The Painful Road to Romero Senior Lecturer in Modern European History
Stalemate (December 1936 - March 1938) -
Modernity - The Second Republic (1931- Salvadó at London Metropolitan University, UK. He is
The Republic's Defeat (March 1938 - March
1936): A Brief Essay in Democracy - The an expert on modern Spanish history and
1939): Chronicle of a Death Foretold? -
Distorting Mirror: The International politics and inter-war Europe.
Epilogue: The Legacy of the Spanish Civil
Dimension of the Spanish Civil War -
Warof
List - Select
Maps -Bibliography
Foreword - The - IndexPeacemakers Alan Sharp ALAN SHARP is Professor of History and
Apocalypse in 1936 Spain - Breaking the
- Timeline of Treaties - THE OLD WORLD Provost (Coleraine), University of Ulster, UK.
Stalemate (December 1936 - March 1938) -
FALLS APART - THE PARIS PEACE
The Republic's Defeat (March 1938 - March
CONFERENCE - THE LEAGUE OF
1939): Chronicle of a Death Foretold? -
NATIONS - REPARATIONS - THE
Epilogue: The Legacy of the Spanish Civil
GERMAN STEELEMENT - THE EASTERN
Warof
List - Select
Maps -Bibliography - Index
Foreword - Chronology - The Alan Sharp ALAN SHARP is Professor of International
EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT - THE
Peacemakers - THE OLD WORLD FALLS Studies and Provost of the Coleraine
COLONIAL, NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN
APART - THE PARIS PEACE campus at the University of Ulster,
SETTLEMENTS - Conclusions -
CONFERENCE - THE LEAGUE OF UK.
Abbreviations - Notes - Bibliographical Note -
NATIONS - REPARATIONS - THE
Bibliography - Index -
GERMAN SETTLEMENT - THE EASTERN
Preface - A Note to Students - The Subject Jules R. JULES R. BENJAMIN is Professor of
EUROPEAN SETTLEMENT - THE
of History and How to Use It - How to Read Benjamin History, Ithaca College, New York, USA.
COLONIAL, NEAR AND MIDDLE EASTERN
a History Assignment, Take Notes in Class,
SETTLEMENTS - Conclusion -
and Prepare for Exams - How to Write
Abbreviations - Notes - Bibliographical Note -
History Assignments: The Importance of
Writing Skills - How to Research a History
List of Figures - List of Maps - List of Tables Norman Lowe NORMAN LOWE has had many years'
Topic - How to Write a Research Paper -
- List of Illustrations - Acknowledgements - experience of teaching history at all levels in
APPENDIX A: Resources for History
Preface to the Fourth Edition - PART ONE: schools and colleges and for twenty years
Research - APPENDIX B: Useful Information
WAR AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS - was head of history at Nelson and Colne
for the Historian - Glossary
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World War - The First World War and its author of Mastering Modern British
General Editors' Preface - Authors' Preface - Jeremy Black; JEREMY BLACK is Professor at the
Aftermath - The League of Nations - History and Mastering
PART I - The Scope of History - Varieties of Donald M. University of Exeter, UK. He is the author of
International Relations 1919-33 - Twentieth-Century Russian History,
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and
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THE UNITED ca 1589-
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World
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and is Distinguished Professor of History
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in1800-1914
the
Early Civilizations - The Foundation of Indian John P John P. McKay is Professor of History
Society, to 300 C.E. - China's Classical Age, McKay; John at the University of Illinois. Bennett D.
to 256 B.C.E. - The Greek Experience - The Buckler; Hill (deceased) was Chairman and
World of Rome - East Asia and the Spread Bennett D Hill Professor of History at the University of
of Buddhism, ca 256 B.C.E.-800 C.E. - The Illinois. John Buckler is a Professor of
Making of Europe - The Islamic World, ca History at the University of Illinois.
Europe in the Middle Ages - Civilizations of John P John P. McKay is Professor of History
600-1400 - African Societies and Kingdoms, Patricia B. Ebrey is Professor
the Americas, ca 400-1500 - Europe in the McKay; John at the University of Illinois. Bennett D.
ca 400-1450 - Central and Southern Asia, to with Joint Appointment: Early Imperial China,
Renaissance and Reformation - The Buckler; Hill (deceased) was Chairman and
1400 - East Asia, ca 800-1400 - Europe in Song Dynasty, at the University of
Acceleration of Global Contact - Absolutism Bennett D Hill Professor of History at the University of
the Middle Ages - Civilizations of the Washington in Seattle. Roger B. Beck
and Constitutionalism in Europe, ca 1589- Illinois. John Buckler is a Professor of
Americas, ca 400-1500 is Distinguished Professor of History
1725 - Toward a New World-View in the History at the University of Illinois.
Editors' Preface - Preface - Introduction - Michael L. at Eastern L.
MICHAEL Illinois University
DOCKRILL is Emeritus
West - Africa and the World, ca 1400-1800 - Patricia B. Ebrey is Professor
Origins, 1917-1945 - The Cold War Dockrill; Professor of Diplomatic History at King's
West and South Asia: The Islamic World with Joint Appointment: Early Imperial China,
Emerges, 1946-1952 - Global Stakes, 1953- Michael F. College London, UK. MICHAEL F.
Powers, ca 1450-1800 - Continuity and Song Dynasty, at the University of
1961 - From Crisis to Détente, 1961-68 - Hopkins HOPKINS is Associate Professor of History
Change in East Asia, ca 1400-1800 - The Washington in Seattle. Roger B. Beck
The Cold War Declines, 1969-1976 - The at Liverpool Hope University College,
Revolution in Western Politics, 1775-1815 is Distinguished Professor of History
Demise of Détente and the New Cold War, UK. 
Map - Preface - Causes: Colonialism and David L. at Eastern
DAVID Illinois University
L. ANDERSON is Dean of the
1977-1985 - Renewed Détente and the End
Containment - Commitments: Dwight Anderson College of Undergraduate Programs at
of the Cold War, 1985-1991 - Conclusion -
Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Ngo California State University, Monterey Bay.
Dinh Diem - Credibility: Lyndon Johnson's He is the author or editor of five previous
War - Contention: Antiwar Protests, the Tet books on the Vietnam War, including the
Offensive, and a Tumultuous Election - award-winning books Trapped by
Map - Preface - Causes: Colonialism and David L. DAVID L. ANDERSON is Dean of the
Consequences: Richard Nixon's War - Success: The Eisenhower Administration
Containment - Commitments: Dwight Anderson College of Undergraduate Programs at
Conclusions: Peace at Last and Lasting and Vietnam (1991) and The
Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Ngo California State University, Monterey Bay.
Legacies - Selective Bibliography - Index Columbia Guide to the Vietnam War
Dinh Diem - Credibility: Lyndon Johnson's He is the author or editor of five previous
(2002).
War - Contention: Antiwar Protests, the Tet books on the Vietnam War, including the
Offensive, and a Tumultuous Election - award-winning books Trapped by
The Genius of Liberty - A Sky Aflame - The Juan Cole JUAN COLE, internationally respected
Consequences: Richard Nixon's War - Success: The Eisenhower Administration
Fall of Grand Cairo - The Battle of Salihiyyah historian, celebrated blogger, and Middle
Conclusions: Peace at Last and Lasting and Vietnam (1991) and The
- Visions of Egyptian Liberty - The Cairo East expert, teaches history at the University
Legacies - Selective Bibliography - Index Columbia Guide to the Vietnam War
Revolt - Enlightenment and Islam - Murad of Michigan, USA, and is the former
(2002).
Bey and the World of the Mamluks - Women president of MESA. He has written
and French Egypt - Bonaparte's Egyptian numerous books, including Sacred
Series Editors' Preface - Acknowledgements T.G. Fraser T.G. FRASER is Professor Emeritus of
Legacy - Conclusion - Space and Holy War.
- Glossary - Map: Israel and its Arab History and Honorary Professor of Conflict
 
Neighbours - Introduction - The Partition of Research at INCORE in the University of
Palestine and the Creation of Israel - The Ulster, UK.
Problem Consolidated - From War to War -
The Search for a Settlement - An Uncertain
Acknowledgements - Introduction - Defining Ellis Wasson ELLIS WASSON is Chair, History
Path - Conclusion - Bibliography - Index
Aristocracy - The Ancien Regime - Wealth - Department at Tower Hill School and
Family and Honour - The Beau Monde: Adjunct Professor of History at the University
Culture and Society - Swallowing the Toad: of Delaware, USA.
Meeting the Middle Classes - The Habit of
Authority: Local Power - Eagles and
List of Maps and Figures - List of Illustrations Lynette Olson LYNETTE OLSON is Senior Lecturer in the
Peacocks: National Power - Aristocide 1917-
- Acknowledgements - Prologue - Department of History at the University of
1945 - Where Are They Now? 1945-2000 -
Introduction - The Fifth Century: Kingdoms Sydney, Australia, and has also taught at the
Vital Memories - Notes - Bibliography - Index
Replace the Western Roman Empire - The University of Toronto.
Sixth Century: The West Goes Its Own Way
- The Seventh Century: Cultural Watershed -
List of Maps and Figures - List of Illustrations Lynette Olson LYNETTE OLSON is Senior Lecturer in the
The Eighth Century: Formation of the Core
- Acknowledgements - Prologue - Department of History at the University of
of Europe - The Ninth Century: Expanding
Introduction - The Fifth Century: Kingdoms Sydney, Australia, and has also taught at the
the Boundaries - The Tenth Century: Nadir
Replace the Western Roman Empire - The University of Toronto.
to Take-off - The Eleventh Century:
Sixth Century: The West Goes Its Own Way
Transformation of Europe - Epilogue - Notes
- The Seventh Century: Cultural Watershed -
- Glossary
Statutes - Primary
- Equal PaySource Translations
Act 1970 - Sex - Dominique DOMINIQUE LAUTERBURG is Senior
The Eighth Century: Formation of the Core
Index
Discrimination Act 1975 - Race Relations Act Lauterburg Lecturer at the School of Law, Manchester
of Europe - The Ninth Century: Expanding
1976 - Sex Discrimination Act 1986 - Metropolitan University, UK.
the Boundaries - The Tenth Century: Nadir
Employment Act 1989 - Trade Union and
to Take-off - The Eleventh Century:
Labour Relations (Consolidation) Act 1992 -
Transformation of Europe - Epilogue - Notes
Disability Discrimination Act 1995 -
- Glossary - Primary Source Translations -
Employment Rights Act 1996 - National
Index
Minimum Wage Act 1998 - Employment
Relations Act 1999 - Employment Act 2002 -
Equality Act 2006 - Statutory Instruments -
Employment Protection (Continuity of
Employment) Regulations 1996 - Working
Time Regulations 1998 - Maternity and
Introduction - The Key Concepts - Appendix Ian McLeod IAN MCLEOD is an Associate Senior
1: Law Reports and Journals - Appendix 2: Research Fellow at the Institute of Advanced
Extracts from the Interpretation Act 1978 - Legal Studies in the University of London,
Appendix 3: Extracts from the European UK, where he teaches legislation and
Convention on Human Rights and legislative drafting. He is also a Visiting
Fundamental Freedoms - Index Fellow at the University of Teesside, UK,
PART ONE: STATUTES: - Bills of Exchange Graham GRAHAM STEPHENSON is Principal
and an established author, having written
Act 1882 - Factors Act 1889 - Cheques Act Stephenson Lecturer at the University of Central
Legal Method (Palgrave
1957 - Hire-Purchase Act 1964 - Trade Lancashire Law School, UK. He has
Macmillan, 2005), Legal Theory
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(Palgrave Macmillan, 2005) and
1973 - Supply of Goods (Implied Terms) Act Consumer Law and Remedies.
Studying Law [with Simon
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Act 1979 - Supply of Goods and Services
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Act 1982 - Consumer Protection Act 1987 -
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Food Safety Act 1990 - Property
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Diffusion - Life in the Slow Lane: The Low Biophysical Society's Education Committee;
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Function - Basic Molecular Genetic Arnold Berk; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA,
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Southern and Kentish Dialects - The 14th Palgrave Macmillan.
Reason: Choice and Judgement - The Rhetorical Affect in Early Modern
Century - Northern Dialects - The 14th
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Century - West
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Late 14th Century
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and Characterisation; O'Halloran University, UK, where they are responsible
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List of Tables - List of Figures - Kim Ballard KIM BALLARD is the Head of English at
of Translation; A.Magyar - Word English studies. Sharon Goodman's
Acknowledgements and Sources - PART 1: Esher College in Surrey, UK. She was a
and Image; S.Goodman - publications include Redesigning
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Literature and Technology; English: New Texts, New Identities
LEXICAL FRAMEWORKS - Word Classes - for seven years.
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I - PART II: THE CONTEXT AND THE he is also the General Editor.
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The Renaissance - A Time of Tension - The
Preface - The Text and Early Performances - Escolme Drama at Queen Mary, University of London,
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to bThe Kingdom of Manb - Romanticism - In
Cultural Context - Key Performances and the Audience: Shakespeare, Performance,
Praise of Imagination - Victorianism - Faith
Productions - The Play on Screen - Critical Self (2004).
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After Modernism - Contemporary
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Text Reading
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Productions - The Play on Screen - Critical Self (2004).
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General Editor's Preface - The Text and Lesley Wade LESLEY WADE SOULE is Senior Lecturer in
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Shakespeare include The Oxford
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Illustrated History of Theatre,
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New Sites for Shakespeare,
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Shakespeare: The Tragedies
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Professor of English at the University of
Shakespeare include The Oxford
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Illustrated History of Theatre,
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New Sites for Shakespeare,
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Shakespeare: The Tragedies
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General Editor's Preface - Preface - James N. and Shakespeare
JAMES and the Theatrical
N. LOEHLIN is Associate Professor
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of English at the University of Texas at
series. He has directed eighteen of
Commentary - The Plays' Sources and Austin, USA, and Director of the
Shakespeare's plays, including both parts of
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Henry IV.
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Critical Assessments - Further Reading - performance and has directed eighteen of
General Editor's Preface - Preface - The Kevin Ewert KEVIN EWERT is Associate Professor of
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Henry IV.
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The Provoked Wife,
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Coriolanus, The
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Libertine, The Winterbs
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Tale and Women Beware
Play on Screen - Critical Assessments - the Unseambd Shakespeare Company in
Women.
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The Provoked Wife,
Coriolanus, The
Libertine, The Winterbs
Tale and Women Beware
Women.
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Tragedies, Shakespeare and
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the Theatrical Event and
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Shakespeare Dancing for
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Palgrave Macmillan, Theatre
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General Editor's Preface - Preface - The Stuart NewHAMPTON-REEVES
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the Theatrical Event and
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Subject History
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Shakespeare Dancing for
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Language for Allen Lane, and
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Henry VI Plays (MUP 2004).
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on Screen - Critical Assessment - Further His work has appeared in
Reading - Index Shakespeare Survey, the
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Blackwell Companion to Shakespeare
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and Performance, and the revised
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Penguin Shakespeare series; he is currently
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working on Shakespeare and the
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Director (Oxford Shakespeare Topics,
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General Editor's Preface - Introduction - John Blades with Dennis
JOHN BLADES Kennedy). in English
has lectured
Blackwell Companion to Shakespeare
PART I: ANALYSING SHAKESPEARE'S Literature at the universities of Leeds and
and Performance, and the revised
SONNETS - Love (or what you Durham, UK. His publications include critical
Penguin Shakespeare series; he is currently
will) - Time: to posterity and beyond - Art: studies of James Joyce and John
working on Shakespeare and the
clever, very - The Rival Poet(s): a lesson in Keats: The Poems and
Director (Oxford Shakespeare Topics,
tightropes? - Fair's fair: The Dark Mistresses Wordsworth and Coleridge: Lyrical
General Editor's Preface - Introduction - John Blades with Dennis
JOHN BLADES Kennedy). in English
has lectured
- PART II: THE CONTEXT AND THE Ballads, also in the Analysing
PART I: ANALYSING SHAKESPEARE'S Literature at the universities of Leeds and
CRITICS - Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Texts series.
SONNETS - Love (or what you Durham, UK. His publications include critical
Sonnet - Humanism, Rhetoric and Poetry -
will) - Time: to posterity and beyond - Art: studies of James Joyce and John
Readers and Writers - Some Critical
clever, very - The Rival Poet(s): a lesson in Keats: The Poems and
Responses to the Sonnets - A
tightropes? - Fair's fair: The Dark Mistresses Wordsworth and Coleridge: Lyrical
Glossary of Some
Introduction to the Rhetorical and Literary
Fourth Edition; A.C. Bradley A.C. BRADLEY was Professor of Poetry at
- PART II: THE CONTEXT AND THE Ballads, also in the Analysing
Terms - Further Reading - Index
R.Shaughnessy - Introduction - the University of Oxford, UK, until his death
CRITICS - Shakespeare and the Elizabethan Texts series.
The Substance of Shakespearean Tragedy - in 1935. ROBERT
Sonnet - Humanism, Rhetoric and Poetry -
Construction in Shakespeare's Tragedies - SHAUGHNESSY is Professor of Theatre at
Readers and Writers - Some Critical
Shakespeare's Tragic Period - the University of Kent, UK. His books include
Responses to the Sonnets - A
Hamlet - Hamlet - Representing Shakespeare: England
Glossary of Some
Introduction to the Rhetorical and Literary
Fourth Edition; A.C. Bradley A.C. BRADLEY was Professor of Poetry at
Othello - Othello - History and the RSC (1994) and
Terms - Further Reading - Index
R.Shaughnessy - Introduction - the University of Oxford, UK, until his death
King Lear - King The Shakespeare Effect: A History of
The Substance of Shakespearean Tragedy - in 1935. ROBERT
Lear - Macbeth - Twentieth-Century Performance
Construction in Shakespeare's Tragedies - SHAUGHNESSY is Professor of Theatre at
Macbeth - Notes - Notes; (2002); he has edited Shakespeare on
Shakespeare's Tragic Period - the University of Kent, UK. His books include
R.Shaughnessy - Index Film (1998) and Shakespeare in
Hamlet - Hamlet - Representing Shakespeare: England
Acknowledgements - General Editors' Simon Barker Performance
SIMON BARKER is (2000).
PrincipalHe is currently
Lecturer at the
Othello - Othello - History and the RSC (1994) and
Preface - Introduction; S.Barker writing the of
University volume on William Shakespeare
Gloucestershire, UK.
King Lear - King The Shakespeare Effect: A History of
- Shakespeare's Problem Plays: Concepts for the Routledge Critical Guide series and
Lear - Macbeth - Twentieth-Century Performance
and Perspectives; V.Thomas - editing the Cambridge Companion to
Macbeth - Notes - Notes; (2002); he has edited Shakespeare on
All's Well That Ends Well and Shakespeare and Popular Culture.
R.Shaughnessy - Index Film (1998) and Shakespeare in
the Tale of the Chivalric Quest;
Performance (2000). He is currently
L.Scragg - The Political Effects
writing the volume on William Shakespeare
of Gender and Class in All's Well That
for the Routledge Critical Guide series and
Ends Well; P.Erickson -
editing the Cambridge Companion to
Subjectivity, Desire and Female Friendship
Shakespeare and Popular Culture.
in All's Well That Ends Well;
C.Asp - Transgression and
Surveillance in Measure for
List of Illustrations - Acknowledgements - Maurice MAURICE HINDLE is Associate Lecturer in
Abbreviations/Acronyms - Introduction - Hindle Literature and Senior Faculty Manager in
PART I: SHAKESPEARE AND THE Arts for The Open University (London
LANGUAGE OF FILM - Filming and Staging Region), UK. Among other publications, he
Shakespeare: Some Contrasts - The has edited the Penguin Classics volumes of
Audience: Individual and Collective Dracula, Frankenstein and Caleb
General Editor's Preface - The Text and Christopher CHRISTOPHER McCULLOUGH is
Experience - The Space of the Movie Screen Williams. 
Early Performances - Commentary - Cultural McCullough Professor of Theatre and Head of the School
- Imagery: Verbal and Visual - Putting It All
Context and Sources - Key Productions and of Performance Arts at the University of
Together - PART II: THE HISTORY OF
Performances - The Play on Screen - Critical Exeter, UK. He is a professional director and
SHAKESPEARE ON FILM 1899-2005 -
Assessments - Further Reading - Index a member of the editorial boards of
Silent Shakespeare - The Thirties:
Theatre History Studies Journal
Hollywood
General Shakespeare
Editor's Preface - The Forties: Text and Christopher CHRISTOPHER McCULLOUGH is
and Research in Drama in
Olivier and Welles - The
Early Performances Fifties: Postwar
- Commentary - Cultural McCullough Professor of Theatre and Head of the School
Education. His publications include
Diversityand
Context - The Sixties-and
Sources KeySeventies:
Productions and of Performance Arts at the University of
Theatre and Europe (Oxford,
Cultural Revolution,
Performances - The Filmic
Play on Innovation
Screen - -Critical The Exeter, UK. He is a professional director and
1996) and Theatre Praxis (ed,
Nineties: Branagh's
Assessments - Further Renaissance
Reading - Index and the a member of the editorial boards of
Palgrave, 1998).
Shakespeare on Film Revival - 2000 and Theatre History Studies Journal
General Editor's Preface
Beyond: Shakespeare on Film in the New - Preface - The Margaret MARGARET JANE KIDNIE is Associate
and Research in Drama in
Text and Early Performances
Millennium - PART III: COMMUNICATING - Commentary Jane Kidnie Professor of English at the University of
Education. His publications include
-SHAKESPEARE
The Play's Sources and
ON FILM: MODES,Cultural Context - Western Ontario, Canada. She is editor of
Theatre and Europe (Oxford,
Key Productions and
STYLES, GENRES - The Theatrical Mode - Performances - The Textual Performances: The Modern
1996) and Theatre Praxis (ed,
Play on Screen - Critical
The Realistic Mode - The Filmic Mode - The Assessment - Reproduction of Shakespeare's
Palgrave, 1998).
Further
Periodising Reading -
ModePreface Index
- Film Genre: Conventions Drama (with Lukas Erne) and
General Editor's - Preface - The Margaret MARGARET JANE KIDNIE is Associate
and Ben Jonson: The Devil is an Ass and
TextCodes and Early - Genre Conventions
Performances and the
- Commentary Jane Kidnie Professor of English at the University of
Other Plays.
-Shakespeare Film Adaptation
The Play's Sources and Cultural - A Cross-
Context - Western Ontario, Canada. She is editor of
cultural
Key Shakespeare
Productions Adaptation: - The
and Performances Textual Performances: The Modern
Kurosawa's
Play on Screen Kumonosu-Djo
- Critical Assessment - Reproduction of Shakespeare's
(The
Further Reading Castle- of the Spider's Web:
Index Drama (with Lukas Erne) and
Introduction
Throne of Blood) - PART - PART IV: Mario MARIO DIGANGI is Associate Professor of
Ben Jonson: The Devil is an Ass and
ONE: WILLIAM
SHAKESPEARE ON FILM: CRITICAL DiGangi English at City University of New York, USA.
Other Plays.
SHAKESPEARE'S THE
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WINTER'S
About Nothing, TALE (Edited
A Midsummer by
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Richard - Romance and
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Tragicomedy
Romeo - Gender, Sexuality, and the
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Family - Authority andMacbeth
Hamlet, Resistance - Country-
Commentary - Cultural Context and Sources Honorary Fellow of the Shakespeare
Matters - Hermione's Statue - Bibliography -
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BBC-TV Series: Shooting
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TV Shakespeare: Preface - Paul
The Stage/Screen PAUL EDMONDSON is Head of Education
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An Introduction to Problem-Based Learning; Valerie VALERIE COLEMAN, LYNDA SMITH AND
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Gastrointestinal Disorders - Skin Disorders -
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Learning Theories and their Application; JACK Lecturer, School of Health,
to Cancer - Developing
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Studies - Social Policy and Health - Politics London South Bank University, London, UK.
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of Engaging - Self Awareness - PART TWO: hy and Nursing at the University of Leeds, UK.
Economics - Ethics and Law and a history of developing exceptionally strong
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Emotion of Loss and Self-Awareness - 
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Anger, Aggression and Self-Awareness -
Economists as Applied to Health1: The publications include Health Care and
PART THREE: COMMUNICATION,
Supply Side - The Tools of Economists as Public Policy: An Australian Analysis
ENGAGEMENT, AND THE HELPING
Applied to Health 2: The Demand Side - The 3e (Palgrave Macmillan Australia).
RELATIONSHIP
Introduction - The Use
- Overview of the of Discipline
Language of and George GEORGE PALMER is Emeritus Professor of
Macro-Economics of Health Services: TESSA HO is Senior Lecturer,
Self-Awareness
Economics - Interpersonal
- An Introduction to the Literature Palmer; the Faculty of Medicine of the University of
Expenditure, Financing and Utilisation - The School of Public Health and Community
Communication
of Health Economics and Self-Awareness
- The Tools of - Tessa Ho New South Wales, Australia. His previous
Economics and Planning of the Health Medicine, University of New South Wales,
Interpersonal
Economists asCommunicationApplied to Health1: and The publications include Health Care and Public
Workforce - Economic Methods in Health Australia. Her research interests include
Interpersonal
Supply Side - Skills The Tools - Engagement
of Economists and as Policy: An Australian Analysis 3e (Palgrave
Services Evaluation - Translating Health health policy, medical education and global
Developing
Applied Relationships
to Health 2: The Demand - Concluding Side - The Macmillan Australia). TESSA HO
Economic Evidence
Introduction; into Theory and- Practice Angela
A.Scriven health. SCRIVEN is Course Leader for the
ANGELA
Remarks
Macro-Economics of Health Services: is Associate Professor and Associate Dean
-Promoting
Comparison Health:of thePerspectives,
Methods of Organising, Policies, Scriven MSc in Health Promotion and Public Health
Expenditure, Financing and Utilisation - The (Curriculum) at the University of Sydney,
Providing and
Principles, Funding
Practice; Health Services
A.Scriven - at Brunel University, UK. Her previous
Economics and Planning of the Health Australia. Her research interests include
Internationally
PART ONE: NURSES' - Health CONTRIBUTION
Economics and TO publications include Health Promotion:
Workforce - Economic Methods in Health health policy, medical education and global
Developing
THE PROMOTION Countries OF- HEALTH
Summary- and The Professional Perspectives 2nd edition
Services Evaluation - Translating Health health.
Conclusions
Culture, Context and Progress of Health (2001).
Economic Evidence
Introduction; into Theory and- Practice Angela
A.Scriven ANGELA SCRIVEN is Course Leader for the
Promotion in Nursing;
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Promoting Health:of thePerspectives,
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D.Whitehead - The Health
Providing and
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Practice; Health Services
A.Scriven - at Brunel University, UK. Her previous
Promoting Role of Health Visitors: Adjunct or
Internationally
PART ONE: NURSES' - Health CONTRIBUTION
Economics and TO publications include Health Promotion:
Synergy?; J.Weeks, A.Scriven &
Developing
THE PROMOTION Countries OF- HEALTH
Summary- and The Professional Perspectives 2nd edition
L.Sayer - A Health Promoting
Conclusions
Culture, Context and Progress of Health (2001).
Empowerment
Promoting Health: Approach
A Global to Context
Diabetesand Angela ANGELA SCRIVEN is Course Leader for the
Promotion in Nursing;
Nursing;
Rationale; H.Ashton
A.Scriven & J.Rodgers- PART Scriven; MSc in Health Promotion and Public Health
D.Whitehead - The Health
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ONE: Promotion
GLOBAL ISSUES and the Role of the
IN PROMOTING Sebastian at Brunel University, UK.
Promoting Role of Health Visitors: Adjunct or
School Nurse;
HEALTH - KeyJ.Thomas,
Global Health Concerns for Garman SEBASTIAN GARMAN is Senior
Synergy?; J.Weeks, A.Scriven &
P.Wainwright
the 21st Century; & M.Jones
B.Davey - A Hospital - Tutor in the Department of Health and Social
L.Sayer - A Health Promoting
Nursing Based
Inequalities Osteoporosis
in Health: International PreventionPatterns Care at Brunel University, UK.
Empowerment
Promoting Health: Approach
A Global to Context
Diabetesand Angela ANGELA SCRIVEN is Course Leader for the
Study: Action
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&
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D.Whitehead
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GLOBAL ISSUES and the IN Role of the
PROMOTING Sebastian at Brunel University, UK.
PROMOTING
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School
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Global Health Concerns
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P.Wainwright
the 21st Century; & M.Jones
B.Davey - A Hospital - Tutor in the Department of Health and Social
and Context
Context of Health for Promoting
Promotion Health Through
in a Globalising
Nursing Based
Inequalities in Osteoporosis
Health: International PreventionPatterns Care at Brunel University, UK.
Occupational
World; 1:
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S.Garman
INTRODUCTION TO -HEALTH
PART TWO: Jacqueline JACQUELINE MERCHANT is Senior
Study:
and Action
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D.McDaid &
A.Wilcock
GLOBAL
PROMOTION, CHALLENGES AND - Promoting
SPORT IN PROMOTING
AND Health Merchant; Lecturer in Health, teaching in the area of
D.Whitehead
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Global- PART Health TWO:Promotion:
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PHYSICAL - Globalisation
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and
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PROMOTING
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Healthy Discharges
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&
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and Context
Context of Health for Promoting
Promotion Health Through Charnock
&
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health promotion as a research and
Health Promotion
Food, Health
D.F.Seedhouse Role for Occupational
and Globalisation: - Is Health
Definitions, evaluation officer after completing her MSc
Occupational
World;
PART ONE: Therapy;
S.Garman
THE THEORETICAL - PART TWO: Catherine CATHERINE McCABE and FIONA TIMMINS
Therapists
Promotion
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andStill Acute
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Issues in Health
Sport; in Health Promotion and Health Education at
A.Wilcock
GLOBAL
FOUNDATIONS CHALLENGES OF - Promoting
IN
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A.Atwal
J.Coveney & T.Lang
Z.Pawlaczek - Health Promotion
- Tobacco:
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Through
HEALTH
NURSING Client
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Globalisation
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and Theory - Fiona Nursing, Trinity College Dublin, Republic of
Eating Disorders:
Global
Project Challenge
Management; The Contribution
for Health Promotion;
B.L.Griffin of and research interests include women and
Therapy
Nursing Practice;
Noncommunicable
Theory - T.Sumsion
Diseases;
Therapeutic D.Yach, - Timmins Ireland. They have published widely in the
Occupational
S.Asma,
& Therapists;
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- Persons: mental health, reproductive health and
Healthy Discharges
R.Beaglehole
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P.Harries
HIV/AIDS: Lessons
Evaluation; For- and
B.L.Griffin Occupational
From & young people and drug use, and she
HealthHealth
Food, Promotion
COMMUNICATION and Role for Occupational
Globalisation:
PROCESS Is NURSING
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Therapists
Promotion;
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Promotion
P.Aggleton
A.Learmonth - PART
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PROMOTING THROUGH
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Health at is Senior Lecturer
Canterbury Christ in Health
Church
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Use in Sport;
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C.Warren
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Promotion at
University, the University
Canterbury, UK. of Sunderland,
After working as
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HIV/AIDS:
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THERAPEUTIC From Health
Context
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REGIONAL
R.Heron
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themany
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SKILLS of
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and&
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Physiotherapy
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in
AND INTERPROFESSIONAL Low S.French
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Culture, Income
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years Georgina of medical
moved to power
Kent in videotapes
Social
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Environment
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Change - The in
and Rheumatoid
RoleHealth;
of Personal Arthritis;
J.Swain
Countries:
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J.Hubley
N.Watson
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Health
Beyond and in
Factors
Promotion of Sunderland
while completing Primary andinCommunity
her MSc Health andCare
THREE: PROMOTING
STRATEGIES
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PROMOTING
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Experiential THROUGH
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Learning
Neurorehabilitation;
in the
and Development
Health
Interprofessional Lifestyles: S.Ashford
of
EducationMotivating and Promotion
Individuals
Towards in - research group
Community with an
Studies. Sheinterest in videotapes
has developed her
PHYSIOTHERAPY
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CONTEXT: Culture and
NATIONAL
Physiotherapists
Africa,
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Context
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Collaborative
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Health
STUDIES Practice;
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for health,
work and new
with older media
adults and in health
adults with
Cardiac Rehabilitation;
D.Nyamwaya
I.Soos,
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- Health & promotion. She takes
disabilities and has published work
a particular in
interest in
Physiotherapy
Promoting Health Practice;
in Low S.French
and Middle &
Income
S.Hinton
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Liukkonnen
P.Walker in Latin - Promoting
America;
& Health Through evaluation
area of of health promotion
J.Swain
Countries: - -Client
Achievements What is and
Health Person-Centred
Education
Challenges; and the safeguarding vulnerable adults.
Quality Assurance: What is it, and How Did it Diana Sale DIANA SALE is a well-known and
evolve? - The Seven Pillars of Clinical experienced author. Formerly Chief Nursing
Governance: An Overview - Pillar One: Advisor and Quality Assurance Consultant to
Patient & Public Involvement - Pillar Two: Dorset Health Authority, she is now an
Risk Management - Pillar Three: Clinical independent management consultant, and
Audit - Pillar Four: Staffing and Staff an Associate Project manager for
Introduction; R.Tummey Robert ROBERT TUMMEY Senior Lecturer,
Management - Pillar Five: Education, PriceWaterhouse Coopers. 
& T.Turner - Psychiatric Tummey; Tim Department of Social and Community
Training and Continuing Personal &
Diagnosis; L.Johnstone - Turner Studies, Coventry University, UK. TIM
Professional Development - Pillar Six:
Socioeconomic Disadvantage; TURNER Senior Lecturer, Department of
Clinical Effectiveness - Pillar Seven: Clinical
A.Rogers Social and Community Studies, Coventry
Information - A Strategy for Clinical
& D.Pilgrim - Institutional University, UK.
Governance
Nursing with -PeopleMonitoring who have Performance
Dementia: & An Trevor Adams TREVOR ADAMS is Lecturer in Mental
Racism and Cultural Diversity;
Organisational
Introduction; T.Adams Quality Assurance - -Tools Nursing for Health, Faculty of Health and Medical
S.Fernando - Spirituality;
Measuring
People withthe Quality and
Dementia of Care their- Skills
familyto Sciences, University of Surrey, UK, and has
P.Barker & P.Buchanan-
Support Clinical
members; Governance: The- People's
T.Adams published widely in the field of Dementia
Barker - Sexuality; R.Tummey
Management
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Dementia; Care. He is Mental Health Pathway Leader
& D.T.Evans -
Clinical Governance: Working
T.Adams - Dementia: with and of the MSc Advance Practice course, and
Gender;
Research and V.Coppock
Nursing Practice - - TheClinical Kader KADER PARAHOO is Director of the
Facilitating
Understanding Groups - Skills
the Neurological to Supportcontribution Module Leader for dementia care modules
Lifespan; D.Pilgrim,
Knowledge, Science and A.Rogers -
Research Parahoo Institute of Nursing Research at the
Governance:
as a basis to nursing Project Managementpractice; - Clinical on undergraduate and postgraduate courses
& R.Tummey
Quantitative Research - Qualitative - Iatrogenic University of Ulster, Coleraine campus, UK.
Governance: The Tools for
E.Anderson the Family's
- The Job - at Surrey. He is also an Assistant Editor of
Abuse;
Research R.Tummey
- Combining Quantitative and He has been involved in research for over a
Appendix one:
experience An Overview of the History of
of dementia; Dementia: The International Journal of
& F.Tummey
Qualitative Methods - The Research - Process decade and has written numerous articles on
Quality Assurance - - - Nursing people with
T.Adams Social Research and Practice.
Psychological
and Ethical Issues Trauma; D.Farrell
- Literature Reviews - the subject.
dementia
PART I: and their family
RESEARCH members - -
PRELIMINARIES Joanne Neale JOANNE NEALE is Professor of Public
- Risk; T.Turner
Research & Theory - Research Questions
towards
Why a whole systems approach;
Research?; Health at Oxford Brooke's University, UK.
& A.Colombo
and Operational Definitions - Research - Crime;
T.Adams - Assessment and
C.Ritchie and Her recent publications include Drug Users
A.Colombo
Designs - Experiments - Samples and
care planning within
S.Vitali - Starting dementia
a New care
Research in Society, also by Palgrave, and numerous
& T.Turner
Sampling - Questionnaires - Interviews - Media: -
nursing;
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dementia,
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Research in and
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Presenting
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Literature Reviews; M.Leach, - Activity and
& R.Tummey
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Summarising the University of Sheffield, UK. His research
Interventions
J.Neale and with people who have
Curves -
dementia and theirIs It Likely? - Estimating
family members; with Patricia interests include older people, nurse
P.A.Kemp - Systematic Reviews;
Confidence - Normal
T.Adams - Dementia care or Not? - Different or Egerton education and employment. IAN
L.Smith and
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Introduction - Content
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Strength
supervision; of Relationships
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& Methods at the School of Health and Social
M.Jackson
Innovations in Drug development - Discourse - Cost- Heather Pharmacologist/Toxicologist at Guy's and St
of Variables
T.Adams - Clinical Settings, Care, University of Teesside, UK. He is
Analysis;
effectiveness - Interactions - Drugs and Wiseman Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust, London,
competences and skills in dementia care involved in teaching Quantitative Methods on
D.Osborne and
Medicines - Names of Drugs - Drug Safety UK. HEATHER WISEMAN, BSc MSc is
nursing; T.Adams - Social policy pre and post-registration modules for health
J.Neale
Monitoring - Drugs- Service in PregnancyAudit; - Drug J.Hall a scientist with an interest in the prevention
and relationship centred dementia nursing; care professionals. He has many years of
&
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Sources - of poisoning. 
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M.Griffiths - Implementation in
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Northern
Community Ireland;
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&
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Implementation
the Job'? Violence England;
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for the Future; J.Thomas
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M.Shaw - The Very LOUD - Chapter
Discourses 4: of modules on the History of Mental Health
Government
Risk in Pregnancy; Targets: Getting the &
K.MacKinnon BestL. from Care and Community Care. He also teaches
PART ONE: PRINCIPLES OF SOLUTION Margaret MARGARET McALLISTER is Associate
FOCUSED NURSING - An Introduction To McAllister Professor, School of Nursing and Midwifery,
Solution Focused Nursing; Griffith University, Queensland, Australia.
M.McAllister - Cultural Roots
and New Developments in Nursing;
M.Clinton - The Spirit of SFN:
Acknowledgements - PART 1 - The Body in Nadine NADINE CAMERON is completing her PhD
Making Change at Three Levels;
Social Work - The View from Neuroscience - Cameron; on the relevance of neuroscience to social
M.McAllister - PART TWO:
The Social Body - Social Work and the Fiona work interventions with depression sufferers.
CONTEXTS OF NURSING CARE - Families
Body: Towards a Theoretical Framework - McDermott She is actively engaged in theatre and the
in Transition: Early Parenting;
The Body Cognizant Social Worker in Action arts, drawing on these sources to enrich her
J.Rowe &
- PART 2 - Introduction - Social Work, The theoretical and practice knowledge within
M.Barnes
Critical Introduction to Obesity; - Working It Out
Gerard Elliott Blass ELLIOTT M. BLASS, Ed. received his Ph.D.
Body and Mental Health - Social Work, The social work. Dr FIONA
Together:
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Body and Child Protection - Social Care, The McDERMOTT is Senior Lecturer at the
Way we Nurse
Obesity: Causalwith Children and
RootsbRoutes ofTheir
Cause; and his postdoctoral training [Zoology] from
Body and Aged Care - Social Work, The School of Social Work, The University of
Families; B.Carter
Viktor E. Bovbjerg - Learning Metabolic the University of Pennsylvania, USA. He was
Body and Health - Social Work, The Body Melbourne, Australia. Her teaching, research
Disabilities on
Influences andthe Solution
Controls Focused
of MealNursing; Size; on the faculty of Johns Hopkins University
and Alcohol and Other Drugs - Conclusion - interests and ongoing practice are in the
M.Musker
Timothy H. Moran- Youth Work;
- Obesity and and Medical School, USA [Psychology
Glossary
List of - References
Figures, Tables and Boxes - Glenn areas of LAVERACK
GLENN groupwork and mental health
is Director of Health where
M.McAllister
Addiction; Roy A. Wise - Expanding - The and Psychiatry] for twenty years, during
Acknowledgements - Preface - An Overview Laverack she has published
Promotion at the widely.of Population
School
Nurses'
Logic of Capabilities
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of the Book - Power and Public
A.Henderson - Solution-Health Health, University of Auckland, New
Are the Obese Different?; Derek. J. Resident. He taught for six years at Cornell,
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1998 - Implementing the Good Friday
Early Stages - Legislation - The member of the House of Lords since 1998.
Agreement: Endgame or Stalemate? -
Administration of Government - Beyond
Conclusion in Perspective - The
Parliament Philip Norton PHILIP NORTON is Professor of
Central Government: The European Union,
Development of Parliament - PART I: Government and Director of the Centre for
Devolution, and Human Rights - PART II:
PARLIAMENT AND GOVERNMENT - Legislative Studies, University of Hull, UK,
PARLIAMENT AND CITIZEN - Representing
Recruiting Ministers - Policymaking: The and, as Lord Norton of Louth, has been a
the People - The Voice of the Constituents -
Early Stages - Legislation - The member of the House of Lords since 1998.
The Voice of Organised Interests - Other
Administration of Government - Beyond
Voices, Other
Introduction Interests
- Why Politics - Reaching
Matters andthe Why Michael MICHAEL MORAN holds the WJM
Central Government: The European Union,
Public
British -Politics
CONCLUSIONMatters? -- Parliament: TheThe Moran
British Politics: Mackenzie Chair in Government at the
Devolution, and Human Rights - PART II:
Power andContext
Historical the Future- Economy and Society - University of Manchester, UK. A Fellow of
PARLIAMENT AND CITIZEN - Representing
Britain and the World - The Constitution and the British Academy, he is a past editor of
the People - The Voice of the Constituents -
the Political Culture - The European Political Political Studies, and presently
The Voice of Organised Interests - Other
System - The Core Executive in the co-editor of Government and
Voices,
What is Other
Scottish Interests
Politics- -Reaching
Devolution: the Neil NEIL MCGARVEY is Lecturer in Politics,
Westminster System - Departments and Opposition. His most recent book is
Public - CONCLUSION
Historical and Social Context - Parliament: The
- Scotland's McGarvey; Department of Government, University of
Agencies in the Westminster System - The British Regulatory State
Power and
Political the Future
Parties - Scottish Elections and Paul Cairney Strathclyde, UK. He has published widely in
Representing Interests in the Westminster (Oxford University Press, 2003).
Voting Behaviour - The Scottish Parliament: the field of Scottish politics, local
System - Parliament in the Westminster
Actor, Arena and Agenda-setter? - The government and public
System - The Devolved System of
Scottish Government - Governance Beyond administration. PAUL CAIRNEY is
Governance
What - The
is Scottish Worlds
Politics of Local and
- Devolution: Neil NEIL MCGARVEY is Lecturer in Politics,
the Scottish Government - Inter- Lecturer in Politics, School of Social
Regional
Historical Government:
and Social Context Multi-Level
- Scotland's McGarvey; Department of Government, University of
Governmental Relations and Multi-Level Sciences, University of Aberdeen. His
Governance
Political Partiesin Action - Howand
- Elections Citizens
Voting Paul Cairney Strathclyde, UK. He has published widely in
Governance - Money and Power: Public publications on Scottish
Participate -- The
Behaviour Parties and Their
Scottish Organisation
Parliament - The - the field of Scottish politics, local
Expenditure in Scotland - Public Policy in politics have
Parties and
Scottish Their Ideologies
Government - How Political
- Governance Beyond government and public
Scotland Since Devolution - Assessing included work on the
Communications
the Happens- Inter-
Scottish Government - How Elections administration. PAUL CAIRNEY is
Scottish Democracy
Introduction - - Conclusion
Theoretical Approaches - Paul Brooker Scottish Parliament,
 PAUL BROOKER intergovernmental
is Senior Lecturer in
Are Decided - How
Governmental Leaders
Relations andAre Elected -
Multi-Level Lecturer in Politics, School of Social
Monarchical and Personal Rule - Military relations and
Politics, Victoria the social
University background of
of Wellington,
Understanding
Governance Policy and
- Money Under Multi-Level
Power: Public Sciences, University of Aberdeen. His
Rule - One-Party Rule - Consolidation, elites.Zealand.
New
Governance in
Expenditure - Understanding
Scotland - Public Policy:
Policy in publications on Scottish
Legitimacy
Framing Policyand Control - Parties and and
Scotland Since Controversies
Devolution - Assessing- Raising politics have
Performance - Democratization
AllocatingDemocracy
Resources and the
Scottish - -Conclusion
The State, Public included work on the
Demise
Order of Dictatorship
and Security - The - Semi-dictatorships
State and the-
Introduction - Theoretical Approaches Scottish Parliament,
Paul Brooker PAUL BROOKER intergovernmental
is Senior Lecturer in
and Semidemocracies
Citizen - Understanding - the
TheBritish
FutureState
of Non-
Monarchical and Personal Rule - Military relations and the social
Politics, Victoria University background of
of Wellington,
Democratic Regimes -
Rule - One-Party Rule - Consolidation, elites.Zealand.
New
Legitimacy and Control - Parties and
Performance - Democratization and the
Demise of Dictatorship - Semi-dictatorships
Introduction - PART 1: MASS Gerry Stoker GERRY STOKER is Professor of Politics,
and Semidemocracies - The Future of Non-
DEMOCRACY: TRIUMPH AND University of Manchester, UK, and the
Democratic Regimes -
DISAPPOINTMENT - The Triumph of author or editor of more than 20 books on
Democracy? - An Age of Political various aspects of politics.
Discontent? - Explanations of Political
Disenchantment - The Politics of
The Social and Economic Status of Women - Anne Stevens ANNE STEVENS is Professor of European
Disappointment - PART 2: THE
Women as Citizens - Women as Voters - Studies, Aston University, UK.
PATHOLOGIES OF POLITICAL PRACTICE
The Representation of Women - Strategies
- The Decline of Citizen Engagement? - The
for Increasing Representation by Women -
Professionalization of Activism? - The
Women and Positions of Power - Feminism,
Dangers of Cynicism - The Perils of
Participation and Activism - Do Women
Populism - PART 3: SEARCHING FOR
Make a Difference?: Political Theory and
SOLUTIONS - Towards a Politics for
Political Practice - Women's Policy: The
Amateurs - Reviving Political Institutions -
Case of Equal Employment Policy -
Creating a New Civic Arena - Conclusion
Conclusion
The Social and Economic Status of Women - Anne Stevens ANNE STEVENS is Professor of European
Women as Citizens - Women as Voters - Studies, Aston University, UK.
The Representation of Women - Strategies
for Increasing Representation by Women -
Women and Positions of Power - Feminism,
Participation and Activism - Do Women
Introduction: The Story So Far... - The Alastair Greig; ALASTAIR GREIG is Reader in Sociology
Make a Difference?: Political Theory and
Nature of of Inequality and Poverty - David Hulme; and Head of School of Social Sciences,
Political Practice - Women's Policy: The
Measuring Development - The Roots of the Mark Turner Australian National University,
Case of Equal Employment Policy -
Development Project - The Post-War Australia. DAVID HULME is Professor
Conclusion
Development Project - The Framework of of Development Studies and Associate
Early Twenty-First Century Development - Director, Chronic Poverty Research Centre,
Introduction: The Story So Far... - The Alastair Greig; ALASTAIR GREIG is Reader in Sociology
The Millennium Development Challenge - Institute for Development and Management,
Nature of of Inequality and Poverty - David Hulme; and Head of School of Social Sciences,
Globalization and Inequality - Modernity, University of Manchester, UK. MARK
Measuring Development - The Roots of the Mark Turner Australian National University,
Development and their Discontents - TURNER is Professor of Development Policy
Development Project - The Post-War Australia. DAVID HULME is Professor
Development, Politics and Participation - and Management, University of Canberra,
Development Project - The Framework of of Development Studies and Associate
Conclusion: The Ends of Development and Australia.
Early Twenty-First Century Development - Director, Chronic Poverty Research Centre,
the End of Inequality
Governance Agendas - Political B. C. Smith BRIAN SMITH is Professor Emeritus in
The Millennium Development Challenge - Institute for Development and Management,
Accountability - Human Rights - The Rule of Political Science at the University of Dundee,
Globalization and Inequality - Modernity, University of Manchester, UK. MARK
Law - Decentralization - Political Pluralism - UK, and a Visiting Professor in Politics at the
Development and their Discontents - TURNER is Professor of Development Policy
Participation - Eradicating Corruption - University of Exeter, UK. He is author of
Development, Politics and Participation - and Management, University of Canberra,
Transparent and Accountable Public Understanding Third World
Conclusion: The Ends of Development and Australia.
Administration - Efficient Public Management Politics (also Palgrave Macmillan).
the End of Inequality
Governance Agendas - Political B. C. Smith BRIAN SMITH is Professor Emeritus in
- Economic Reform and Poverty Alleviation -
Accountability - Human Rights - The Rule of Political Science at the University of Dundee,
Conclusion
Law - Decentralization - Political Pluralism - UK, and a Visiting Professor in Politics at the
Participation - Eradicating Corruption - University of Exeter, UK. He is author of
Transparent and Accountable Public Understanding Third World
Administration - Efficient Public Management Politics (also Palgrave Macmillan).
Introduction - What is Development? - Damien DAMIEN KINGSBURY is Director of the
- Economic Reform and Poverty Alleviation -
Reassessing Development Theory - Aid and Kingsbury; Masters in International and Community
Conclusion
Development - Economics of Development - John McKay; Development at Deakin University,
Globalization and Development - Poverty: Janet Hunt Australia. JOHN MCKAY is a
Concepts, Measures, Trends and Partner with Analysis International in
Responses - Crises in Africa, Asia and Latin Melbourne. He is also Director of the
Introduction - What is Development? - Damien DAMIEN KINGSBURY is Director of the
America - Political Development - APEC Study Centre at Monash University
Reassessing Development Theory - Aid and Kingsbury; Masters in International and Community
Community Development - Gender and and an Adjunct Professor in International
Development - Economics of Development - John McKay; Development at Deakin University,
Development - Environment and and Community Development at Deakin
Globalization and Development - Poverty: Janet Hunt Australia. JOHN MCKAY is a
Development - Security and University, Australia. JANET
Concepts, Measures, Trends and Partner with Analysis International in
Development HUNT is a Fellow at the Centre for
Responses - Crises in Africa, Asia and Latin Melbourne. He is also Director of the
PART I:INTRODUCTION - Framework of Anthony Aboriginal Economic
ANTHONY PAYNE isPolicy Research,
Professor of Politics,
America - Political Development - APEC Study Centre at Monash University
Analysis - Founding Theses - PART II: Payne Australian of
University National University,
Sheffield, UK.
Community Development - Gender and and an Adjunct Professor in International
STRUCTURAL CONTEXT - Material Australia. MARK MCGILLIVRAY
Development - Environment and and Community Development at Deakin
Capabilities - Contending Ideas - Global is Deputy Director of the World Institute for
Development - Security and University, Australia. JANET
Institutions - PART III: DIPLOMATIC Development Economics and Research at
Development HUNT is a Fellow at the Centre for
ARENAS - Finance - Trade - Environment - the United Nations University, Helsinki,
Aboriginal CINI
Introduction - The Evolution of the European Michelle Cini; MICHELE Economic Policy Research,
is Professor
PART IV: CONCLUSION - Unequal Finland. He also holdsofhonorary
European
Competition Regime - The Institutions of Lee Australian
Politics, Nationalof
University University,
Bristol,
Development chairs and fellowships at a number of British
European Competition Governance - McGowan Australia. MARK
UK. LEE MCGOWAN MCGILLIVRAY
is Senior
and Australian
Restrictive Practices Policy - Merger Policy - is DeputyinDirector
Lecturer European of the World
Policy Institute for
Studies,
universities. MATTHEW CLARKE
Monopoly Policy - State Aid Policy - Development
Queen's Economics andNorthern
Research at
is Senior University,
Lecturer inBelfast,
the School of
Theoretical Perspectives - Conclusion the United Nations University, Helsinki,
Ireland.
International
Introduction - The Evolution of the European Michelle Cini; MICHELE andis Political
CINI Studies at Deakin
Finland. HeProfessor
also holdsofhonorary
European
Competition Regime - The Institutions of Lee University,
Politics, Australia.
University of Bristol,
chairs and fellowships at a number of British
European Competition Governance - McGowan UK. LEE
and Australian MCGOWAN is Senior
Restrictive Practices Policy - Merger Policy - Lecturer in European Policy Studies,
universities. MATTHEW CLARKE
Monopoly Policy - State Aid Policy - Queen's University, Belfast,
is Senior Lecturer in the School Northern
of
Theoretical Perspectives - Conclusion Ireland.
International and Political Studies at Deakin
Introduction: The Many Dimensions of Richard RICHARD SAKWA, Professor of Russian
Europe; R.Sakwa - Historical University, Australia. 
Sakwa; Anne and European Politics University of Kent,
Background; R.Ladrech - Stevens Canterbury, UK. ANNE
Towards one Europe; J.Gower - STEVENS, Professor of European Studies,
Government and Politics; Aston University, Birmingham, UK. 
T.Saalfield - Political
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- Social Structure; W.Outhwaite
- The European Economy;
V.Schmidt - Ever-closer Union;
A.Stevens - The Europe of the
Regions; J.Mathias - European
Security; M.Bowker - The
PART I: INTERWAR AND POSTWAR Mette METTE EILSTRUP-SANGIOVANNI is
IDEAS OF EUROPE - Pre-Theories of EilstrupSangi Lecturer in International Studies, University
International Integration; M.Eilstrup- ovanni of Cambridge, UK.
Sangiovanni - For a Free United
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PART I: INTERWAR AND POSTWAR Mette METTE EILSTRUP-SANGIOVANNI is
Working Peace System;
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Sangiovanni - For a Free United
Organization in the Light of Historical
Europe: A Draft Manifesto; A.Spinelli
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PART II: THEORISING
Introduction - Democracy THE Within COMMON the State - Christopher CHRISTOPHER LORD is Professor of
Working Peace System;
MARKET:
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Democracy Within the State AND -ITS Lord; Erika Politics and International Relations,
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and the North Atlantic Area: International
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Organization in the Light of Historical
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PART II: THEORISING
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Europe Economic
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L.Lindberg
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The Case of the European Union - - The previously Professor of European Politics,
Obsolete?: The Fate of the Nation-State;
Uniting of Europe:
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S.Hoffman
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Integration:
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Central and -Eastern on a Decade Europe; of - HARRIS is Lecturer in International Politics,
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Introduction - Europe: A Continent in the Tim Bale TIM BALE is Senior Lecturer in Politics,
Making - The End of the Nation State? Sussex University, UK. He has
Federalism, Devolution and the European published widely on European and British
Union - From Government to Governance: politics. 
Running the State, Making Policy, and
Policing the Constitution - Governments and
PART 1: HISTORY - Reconstruction, Desmond DESMOND DINAN is Jean Monnet
Parliaments: A Long Way from Equality -
Reconciliation and Integration, 1945-1957 - Dinan Professor of Public Policy at George Mason
Parties: How the Past Affects the Present,
Uncertain Terrain, 1958-1972 - A Community University, USA.
and An Uncertain Future - Elections, Voting
in Flux, 1973-1984 - From European
and Referendums: Systems, Turnout,
Community to European Union, 1985-1993 -
Preferences and Unpredictability - The
The European Union: Enlargement - The
Media:
The Playerand
Country anditsRecorder - Pressure
Constitution - A Country Rudy B. RUDY B. ANDEWEG is Professor of Political
European Union: Constitutional Change -
Politics: Civil -Society,
of Minorities PoliticalOrganised
Parties andInterests
the Party Andeweg; Science, Leiden University, The
PART 2: INSTITUTIONS - The Commission
and New- Citizens
System Social Movements - Politics
and the Political over - Galen A. Irwin Netherlands. GALEN A. IRWIN is
System
- The European Council and the Council of
Economics:
The enduring- differences
Core Executive Parliament -between
The Professor of Political Science, Leiden
Ministers - The European Parliament - Other
left and right - Not
Policy-Making wanted
Process but needed:
- Multi-Level University, The Netherlands.
Institutions and Bodies - Decision-making
migrants and-minorities
Governance Social and- Making
Economic thePolicy
World- a
and Inter-Institutional
The Country and Dynamics --PART
its Constitution 3: Rudy B.
A Country RUDY B. ANDEWEG is Professor of Political
Better
ForeignPlace?
PolicyEurope's International
- The Strengths and Politics
POLICIES
of Minorities- Agriculture and Cohesion
- Political Parties -
and the Party Andeweg; Science, Leiden University, The
Weaknesses of Consensus Government
Economic
System Integration:
- Citizens and Growth and System - Galen A. Irwin Netherlands. GALEN A. IRWIN is
the Political
Competitiveness
The Core Executive - Social Policy, - The
- Parliament Professor of Political Science, Leiden
Employment, and
Policy-Making the Environment
Process - Multi-Level- University, The Netherlands.
Monetary Union
Governance - External
- Social EconomicPolicy -
and Economic
Introduction
Relations - EU Decision-Making
- Internal and - Justin JUSTIN GREENWOOD is Professor of
Foreign Policy - Theand External
Strengths Security
and
Channels of
US-EU Relations Influence - Business Interests - Greenwood European Public Policy at the Aberdeen
Weaknesses of Consensus Government
Professional Interests - Labour Interests - Business School, UK, and a Visiting
Citizen Interests - Territorial Interests - Professor at the College of Europe.
Organized Civil Society and European
Integration
Introduction - EU Decision-Making and Justin JUSTIN GREENWOOD is Professor of
Channels of Influence - Business Interests - Greenwood European Public Policy at the Aberdeen
Professional Interests - Labour Interests - Business School, UK, and a Visiting
Citizen Interests - Territorial Interests - Professor at the College of Europe.
Organized Civil Society and European
Integration
Introduction - Becoming a Member State - Brigid Laffan; BRIGID LAFFAN is Principal of the College
Ireland's EU Experience - Managing Europe Jane of Human Sciences and Jean Monnet
- Parties and Parliament - Referendums and O'Mahony Professor in European Politics at University
Public Opinion - Territorial Politics - The EU College Dublin, Republic of
and Irish Public Policy - Irish Foreign Policy Ireland. JANE O'MAHONY is
in the EU - British-Irish Relations: The Lecturer in European Politics at the
Introduction - Becoming a Member State - Brigid Laffan; BRIGID LAFFAN is Principal of the College
European Dimension - Ireland as a Model? - University of Kent, UK.
Ireland's EU Experience - Managing Europe Jane of Human Sciences and Jean Monnet
Ireland: A Small State in a Large Union -
- Parties and Parliament - Referendums and O'Mahony Professor in European Politics at University
Public Opinion - Territorial Politics - The EU College Dublin, Republic of
and Irish Public Policy - Irish Foreign Policy Ireland. JANE O'MAHONY is
in the EU - British-Irish Relations: The Lecturer in European Politics at the
Introduction: A New Security Actor on the Jolyon JOLYON HOWORTH is Visiting Professor of
European Dimension - Ireland as a Model? - University of Kent, UK.
World Stage - Disputed Origins - True and Howorth Political Science at Yale University, USA and
Ireland: A Small State in a Large Union -
False Drivers Behind ESDP - Decision- Jean Monnet Professor of European Politics
Making: The Politico-Institutional Framework at Bath University, UK.
- The Instruments of Intervention: Military
and Civilian Capabilities - Selling it to Uncle
Introduction: A New Security Actor on the Jolyon JOLYON HOWORTH is Visiting Professor of
Sam: ESDP and Trans-Atlantic Relations -
World Stage - Disputed Origins - True and Howorth Political Science at Yale University, USA and
Towards a European Strategic Culture? -
False Drivers Behind ESDP - Decision- Jean Monnet Professor of European Politics
Back to the Front? The EU's Overseas
Making: The Politico-Institutional Framework at Bath University, UK.
Missions - The Major Challenges Ahead -
- The Instruments of Intervention: Military
and Civilian Capabilities - Selling it to Uncle
Introduction - PART 1: WHO DOES WHAT? Fiona FIONA HAYES-RENSHAW is Visiting
Sam: ESDP and Trans-Atlantic Relations -
- National Representatives Decide: The HayesRensha Professor, College of Europe, Bruges,
Towards a European Strategic Culture? -
Ministers in Council - Officials Prepare the w; Helen Belgium. HELEN WALLACE is
Back to the Front? The EU's Overseas
Ground: The Preparatory Bodies - Wallace Director, Robert Schuman Centre for
Missions - The Major Challenges Ahead -
Bureaucrats Organise and Advise: The Advanced Studies, European University
Council Secretariat - Taking Turns at the Institute, Florence, Italy.
Wheel: The Presidency - PART II: WITH
WHOM? - Overlapping Competences: The
Council and the European Council -
Competition and Cooperation: The Council
and the Commission - An Evolving
Partnership: The Council and the European
Parliament - Not Just Governments: The
Introduction - PART 1: WHO DOES WHAT? Fiona FIONA HAYES-RENSHAW is Visiting
- National Representatives Decide: The HayesRensha Professor, College of Europe, Bruges,
Ministers in Council - Officials Prepare the w; Helen Belgium. HELEN WALLACE is
Ground: The Preparatory Bodies - Wallace Director, Robert Schuman Centre for
Bureaucrats Organise and Advise: The Advanced Studies, European University
Council Secretariat - Taking Turns at the Institute, Florence, Italy.
Introduction - Why and When EU Institutions Derek Beach DEREK BEACH is Associate Professor,
Wheel: The Presidency - PART II: WITH
Matter - Negotiating the Single European Act Department of Political Science, University of
WHOM? - Overlapping Competences: The
- Negotiating the Treaty of Maastricht - Aarhus, Denmark.
Council and the European Council -
Negotiating the Treaty of Amsterdam - The
Competition and Cooperation: The Council
Negotiation of the Treaty of Nice -
and the Commission - An Evolving
Negotiating the Constitutional Treaty -
Partnership: -The
Introduction WhyCouncil
and Whenand EUthe Institutions
European Derek Beach DEREK BEACH is Associate Professor,
Negotiating the Fifth Enlargement -
Parliament - Not Justthe
Matter - Negotiating Governments:
Single European The Act Department of Political Science, University of
Conclusions
-Council and the
Negotiating theMember
Treaty ofStates - PART
Maastricht - III: Aarhus, Denmark.
HOW? - Less
Negotiating theOften
Treatythan
of Expected:
AmsterdamVoting - The in
the Council -ofCompromise
Negotiation the Treaty ofand NiceConsensus:
-
Negotiation the
Negotiating andConstitutional
Bargaining in Treaty
the Council
- -
Introduction
Conclusions - Locating the European David Judge; DAVID JUDGE is Professor of Politics
Negotiating the Fifth Enlargement -
Parliament - Historical Evolution: - The David and Head of the Department of Government,
Conclusions
European Parliament and Ever Closer Union Earnshaw University of Strathclyde, UK.
- Linkage, Elections and - Legitimacy - DAVID EARNSHAW is Chairman
Linkage, Representation and MEPs - Party of Burson-Marsteller Brussels and Visiting
Groups in the - European Parliament - Professor, College of Europe, Bruges,
Introduction - Locating the European David Judge; DAVID JUDGE is Professor of Politics
Internal Organisation - Formal - Powers - Belgium. 
Parliament - Historical Evolution: - The David and Head of the Department of Government,
Influence and Decision Making - A
European Parliament and Ever Closer Union Earnshaw University of Strathclyde, UK.
Parliamentary Europe? -
- Linkage, Elections and - Legitimacy - DAVID EARNSHAW is Chairman
Linkage, Representation and MEPs - Party of Burson-Marsteller Brussels and Visiting
Groups in the - European Parliament - Professor, College of Europe, Bruges,
Introduction - The Changing Nature of Power John JOHN MCCORMICK is Professor and Chair
Internal Organisation - Formal - Powers - Belgium. 
- The Emergence of Europe - Europe's McCormick of the Department of Political Science at
Influence and Decision Making - A
Civilian Power - The European Economic Indiana University Purdue University
Parliamentary Europe? -
Colossus - Europe's Political Leadership - Indianapolis (IUPUI), USA.
Competing in the Market for Ideas -
Conclusion: The Meaning of Europe
Introduction - The Changing Nature of Power John JOHN MCCORMICK is Professor and Chair
- The Emergence of Europe - Europe's McCormick of the Department of Political Science at
Civilian Power - The European Economic Indiana University Purdue University
Colossus - Europe's Political Leadership - Indianapolis (IUPUI), USA.
Competing in the Market for Ideas -
Conclusion: The Meaning of Europe
The Context and Nature of (EU) Foreign Stephan STEPHAN KEUKELEIRE holds
Policy - European Integration and Foreign Keukeleire; a Jean-Monnet Chair in European
Policy: Historical Overview - The European Jennifer Foreign Policy and is Director of the Jean
Unionbs Foreign Policy System: Actors - The MacNaughtan Monnet Centre of Excellence "The EU,
European Unionbs Foreign Policy System: Foreign Policy and Global Governance"
Policy-making - European Union Foreign at the Catholic University of Leuven
The Context and Nature of (EU) Foreign Stephan STEPHAN KEUKELEIRE holds
Policy and National Foreign Policies - The (K.U.Leuven) and Visiting Professor at the
Policy - European Integration and Foreign Keukeleire; a Jean-Monnet Chair in European
Common Foreign and Security Policy College of Europe in Bruges (Belgium).
Policy: Historical Overview - The European Jennifer Foreign Policy and is Director of the Jean
(CFSP) - The European Security and JENNIFER MACNAUGHTAN
Unionbs Foreign Policy System: Actors - The MacNaughtan Monnet Centre of Excellence "The EU,
Defence Policy (ESDP) - European Union was, at the time of writing, Head of Office for
European Unionbs Foreign Policy System: Foreign Policy and Global Governance"
Foreign Policy beyond CFSP - The Foreign a Member of the European Parliament.
Policy-making - European Union Foreign at the Catholic University of Leuven
Policy 1:
PART Dimension
THE HISTORICALof Internal EVOLUTION
Policies - The- Neill Nugent NEILL NUGENT is Professor of Politics and
Policy and National Foreign Policies - The (K.U.Leuven) and Visiting Professor at the
MainTransformation
The Areas of European Union Foreign
of Western Europe - Jean Monnet Professor of European
Common Foreign and Security Policy College of Europe in Bruges (Belgium).
Policy
The - The European
Creation Union, Multilateralism
of the European Community - Integration, Manchester Metropolitan
(CFSP) - The European Security and JENNIFER MACNAUGHTAN
and
The Competition
Evolution of the withEuropean
StructuralCommunity
Powers - University, UK.
Defence Policy (ESDP) - European Union was, at the time of writing, Head of Office for
Conclusions:
and Union - From Theorizing
Western European Union
to Pan-European
Foreign Policy beyond CFSP - The Foreign a Member of the European Parliament.
Foreign Policy
Integration - PART- 2: THE EVOLVING
Policy Dimension
Introduction: of Internal
Explaining the EU Policies - The Simon Hix
Political SIMON HIX is Professor of European Union
TREATY FRAMEWORK - From Rome to
Main
System Areas of European
- PART Union Foreign
I: GOVERNMENT - Politics and Policy, London School of
Amsterdam - The Treaty of Nice - The
Policy - The
Executive European
Politics Union, Multilateralism
- Legislative Politics - Economics and Political Science.
Constitutional Treaty - Treaties and the
and Competition
Judicial Politics - with
PART Structural Powers
II: POLITICS -
- Public
Integration Process - PART 3: THE
Conclusions:
Opinion Theorizing
- Democracy, European
Parties Union -
and Elections
INSTITUTIONS AND POLITICAL ACTORS
Foreign Representation
Interest Policy - - PART III: POLICY-
OF THE EUROPEAN UNION - The
MAKING - Regulation of the Single Market -
Commission - The Council of Ministers - The
Expenditure Policies - Economic and
European Council - The European
Monetary Union - Citizen Freedom and
Parliament - European Union Law and the
Security Policies - Foreign Policies -
Courts - Other Institutions and Actors -
Conclusions: Rethinking the European Union
PART 4: POLICIES AND POLICY
- Appendix: Decision-making Procedures of
PROCESSES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
the European Union - Bibliography -
- Policies - Policy Processes - The Budget -
What is the European Union? - The Idea of John JOHN MCCORMICK is Professor and
Europe - The Evolution of the EU - The McCormick Chair of the Department of Political Science
Institutions of the EU - The Policy Process - at Indianapolis campus of Indiana
The EU and its Citizens - Economic Policy - University, USA and Visiting Research
Improving the Quality of Life - The EU and Fellow at the University of Sussex.
the World
What is the European Union? - The Idea of John JOHN MCCORMICK is Professor and
Europe - The Evolution of the EU - The McCormick Chair of the Department of Political Science
Institutions of the EU - The Policy Process - at Indianapolis campus of Indiana
The EU and its Citizens - Economic Policy - University, USA and Visiting Research
Improving the Quality of Life - The EU and Fellow at the University of Sussex.
the World
- Introduction - Europeanization and its Paul PAUL MAGNETTE is Professor of Political
Limits - Policy-making in a Union of States - Magnette Science and Director of the Institute for
Cooperation and Conflict: The Union and its European Studies, Université libre de
States - Competing for Leadership: Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium. He also
Commission Vs Council - Building teaches at Sciences-po, Paris.
Compromise in a Divided Polity -
- Introduction - Europeanization and its Paul PAUL MAGNETTE is Professor of Political
Representation and Accountability: A Semi-
Limits - Policy-making in a Union of States - Magnette Science and Director of the Institute for
Parliamentary Regime - In the Shadow of
Cooperation and Conflict: The Union and its European Studies, Université libre de
the Law: Politics and the Court - Politics and
States - Competing for Leadership: Bruxelles, Brussels, Belgium. He also
the People: A Fragmented Public Sphere -
Commission Vs Council - Building teaches at Sciences-po, Paris.
Participation and Citizenship: Towards a
Compromise in a Divided Polity -
Trans-national
Introduction Democracy?Attitudes
- Transatlantic - Conclusion:
- The John JOHN DUMBRELL is Professor of Politics
Representation and Accountability: A Semi-
The
House Union, Its Nature
that Jack and Built
and Mac Value -
- Lyndon Dumbrell and Director, Centre for Diplomatic and
Parliamentary Regime - In the Shadow of
Johnson to Jimmy Carter - Reagan and International Studies, University of Leicester,
the Law: Politics and the Court - Politics and
George H.W. Bush - After the Cold War: UK.
the People: A Fragmented Public Sphere -
Clinton and George W. Bush - Nuclear and
Participation and Citizenship: Towards a
Intelligence Cooperation - War: Vietnam, the
Trans-national
Introduction Democracy?Attitudes
- Transatlantic - Conclusion:
- The John JOHN DUMBRELL is Professor of Politics
Falklands and the Gulf - Britain, the United
The Union,
House Its Nature
that Jack and Built
and Mac Value -
- Lyndon Dumbrell and Director, Centre for Diplomatic and
States and European Integration - Ireland -
Johnson to Jimmy Carter - Reagan and International Studies, University of Leicester,
Conclusion
George H.W. Bush - After the Cold War: UK.
Clinton and George W. Bush - Nuclear and
Intelligence Cooperation - War: Vietnam, the
Introduction - What is Nationalism? - The Umut UMUT ÖZKIRIMLI is Associate Professor of
Falklands and the Gulf - Britain, the United
Theory of Nationalism - The Normative Özkirimli International Relations, Istanbul Bilgi
States and European Integration - Ireland -
Claims of Nationalism - Nationalism, University, Turkey.
Conclusion
Multiculturalism and Liberalism - Nationalism
and Globalization - Rethinking Nationalism:
A Social Constructionist Approach -
Introduction - What is Nationalism? - The Umut UMUT ÖZKIRIMLI is Associate Professor of
Conclusion: Postnational Futures
Theory of Nationalism - The Normative Özkirimli International Relations, Istanbul Bilgi
Claims of Nationalism - Nationalism, University, Turkey.
Multiculturalism and Liberalism - Nationalism
and Globalization - Rethinking Nationalism:
A Social Constructionist Approach -
Preface to the First Edition - Preface to the G.R. Berridge G.R. BERRIDGE is Senior Fellow of
Conclusion: Postnational Futures
Second [printed] Edition - Preface to the DiploFoundation and Emeritus Professor of
Third Edition - List of Abbreviations - International Politics at the University of
Introduction - The Ministry of Foreign Affairs Leicester, UK. He was General Editor of the
- PART I: THE ART OF NEGOTIATION - Palgrave Macmillan Studies in Diplomacy
Introduction - Prenegotiations - 'Around-the- series until 2002. Among his most recent
PART I: FRAMEWORK OF ANALYSIS - Jan Aart JAN AART SCHOLTE is Professor of Politics
Table' Negotiations - Diplomatic Momentum books are, with Alan James, A
Globalization Debates - Defining Scholte and International Studies, and Co-Director
- Packaging Agreements - PART II: THE Dictionary of Diplomacy, 2nd edition,
Globalization - Globalization in History - for the Study of Globalsation and
MODES OF DIPLOMACY - Introduction - and Diplomatic Classics: Selected
Explaining Globalization - PART II: CHANGE Regionalisation, University of Warwick, UK.
Telecommunications - Bilateral Diplomacy: texts from Commynes to Vattel. 
AND CONTINUITY - Globalization and
Conventional - Bilateral Diplomacy:
Production - Globalization and Governance -
Unconventional
PART I: FRAMEWORK- Multilateral Diplomacy--
OF ANALYSIS Jan Aart JAN AART SCHOLTE is Professor of Politics
Globalization and Identity - Globalization and
Summitry - Mediation
Globalization Debates--Conclusions
Defining - Scholte and International Studies, and Co-Director
Knowledge - PART III: NORMATIVE AND
References - Index
Globalization - Globalization in History - for the Study of Globalsation and
POLICY ISSUES - Globalization and
Explaining Globalization - PART II: CHANGE Regionalisation, University of Warwick, UK.
(In)Security - Globalization and (In)Equality -
AND CONTINUITY - Globalization and
Globalization and (Un)Democracy - Future
Production: From Capitalism to
Globalizations - Conclusion
Hypercapitalism - Globalization and
Governance: From Statism to Polyeentrism -
Globalization and Identity: From Nationalism
to Hybridization - Globalization and
Knowledge: From Rationalism to Reflexivity -
PART III: NORMATIVE AND POLICY
ISSUES - Globalization and (In)Security -
PART I: THEORY AND HISTORY OF Volker VOLKER RITTBERGER is Professor of
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - Rittberger; Political Science and International Relations,
Introduction - Theories of International Bernhard Institute of Political Science, University of
Organizations - History of International Zangl Tübingen, Germany. BERNHARD
Organizations - PART II: POLICY-MAKING ZANGL is Professor of International and
IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - Transnational Relations and Director of the
PART I: THEORY AND HISTORY OF Volker VOLKER RITTBERGER is Professor of
International Organizations as Political Institute for Intercultural and International
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - Rittberger; Political Science and International Relations,
Systems - Actors' Demands and Support: Studies, University of Bremen,
Introduction - Theories of International Bernhard Institute of Political Science, University of
The Input Dimension - Decision-Making in Germany. MATTHIAS STAISCH
Organizations - History of International Zangl Tübingen, Germany. BERNHARD
International Organizations: The Conversion is a Doctoral Student in Political Science,
Organizations - PART II: POLICY-MAKING ZANGL is Professor of International and
Process - What International Organizations University of Chicago, USA.
IN INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS - Transnational Relations and Director of the
Produce:
Issues The Output
in World Dimension
Politics; - PART III: Brian White; BRIAN WHITE is Professor of International
B.White,
International Organizations as Political Institute for Intercultural and International
THE ACTIVITIES
R.Little & M.SmithOF INTERNATIONAL
- States and Richard Little; Relations, University of Warwick, UK and
Systems - Actors' Demands and Support: Studies, University of Bremen,
ORGANIZATIONS
Statehood; - Security - Welfare
M.Webber - The Michael Smith Associate Professor, Institut d'Etudes
- Trade,
The Input Dimension - Decision-Making in Germany. MATTHIAS STAISCH
Environment
Money - HumanA.Russell
and Markets; Rights - Politiques, University of Toulouse,
International Organizations: The Conversion is a Doctoral Student in Political Science,
Regions and Regionalism; France. RICHARD LITTLE is
Process - What International Organizations University of Chicago, USA.
M.Smith - Development and Professor of Politics, University of
Produce:
Issues The Output
in World Dimension
Politics; - PART III: Brian White; BRIAN WHITE is Professor of International
B.White,
Inequality; C.Thomas & Bristol. MICHAEL SMITH is
THE ACTIVITIES
R.Little & M.SmithOF INTERNATIONAL
- States and Richard Little; Relations, University of Warwick, UK and
M.Reader - Arms and Arms Control; Professor of European Studies,
ORGANIZATIONS
Statehood; - Security - Welfare
M.Webber - The Michael Smith Associate Professor, Institut d'Etudes
- Trade,
J.Spear - Peacekeeping and Loughborough University.
Environment - HumanA.Russell
Money and Markets; Rights - Politiques, University of Toulouse,
Humanitarian Intervention;
Regions and Regionalism; France. RICHARD LITTLE is
M.Pugh - Nationalism and
M.Smith - Development and Professor of Politics, University of
Ethnic Conflict;
Introduction S.Ryan
- Anthony Downs and the - Andrew ANDREW HINDMOOR is Senior Lecturer in
Inequality; C.Thomas & Bristol. MICHAEL SMITH is
Religion; J.Haynes
Spatial Theory of Party Competition- Migration
- William Hindmoor Politics, University of Queensland, Australia.
M.Reader - Arms and Arms Control; Professor of European Studies,
and Refugees;
Riker and the TheoryS.Bali
of Coalitions -- Kenneth
J.Spear - Peacekeeping and Loughborough University.
Environment
Arrow and Natural
and Social Resources;
Choice Theory - Mancur
Humanitarian Intervention;
J.Vogler
Olson and the Logic of- Media and Action -
Collective
M.Pugh - Nationalism and
Communications
William Niskanen Technology;
and Bureaucracy - Gordon
Ethnic Conflict;
Introduction S.Ryan
- Anthony Downs and the - Andrew ANDREW HINDMOOR is Senior Lecturer in
S.Carruthers
Tullock, Rent-Seeking and- Constitutions
Transnational -
Religion;
Spatial J.Haynes
Theory of Party - Migration
Competition - William Hindmoor Politics, University of Queensland, Australia.
Crime
The and Corruption;
Assumption of Rationality - Rational
and Refugees;
Riker and the S.Bali
Theory of Coalitions -- Kenneth
P.Williams
Choice Explanation - International
Environment
Arrow and Natural
and T.Dunne
Social Resources;
Choice Theory
Terrorism; -- Issues
Mancurin
J.Vogler
Olson and the Logic - Media
of and Action -
Collective
World Politics Reviewed; B.White,
Communications
William Niskanen Technology;
and Bureaucracy - Gordon
R.Little &
IntroductionM.Smith - 
- Conceptualising East Asia - Mark Beeson MARK BEESON is Senior Lecturer in
S.Carruthers
Tullock, Rent-Seeking and- Constitutions
Transnational -
The
CrimeWeight of History
and Corruption; - Geopolitics and International Relations, University of York,
The Assumption of Rationality - Rational
Security - Nationalism, Domestic
P.Williams - Politics and
International UK, and was previously Senior Lecturer in
Choice Explanation
Asian Values - The Developmental
Terrorism; T.Dunne - Issues in State - International Relations, University of
East Asia and the Global Economy
World Politics Reviewed; B.White, - East Queensland, Australia.
Asian Regionalism
R.Little & M.Smith - East
- Asian Futures
Introduction - Conceptualising East Asia - Mark Beeson MARK BEESON is Senior Lecturer in
The Weight of History - Geopolitics and International Relations, University of York,
Security - Nationalism, Domestic Politics and UK, and was previously Senior Lecturer in
Asian Values - The Developmental State - International Relations, University of
East Asia and the Global Economy - East Queensland, Australia.
Asian Regionalism - East Asian Futures
Introduction - Parameters of the Nick Bisley NICK BISLEY is Senior Lecturer and
Globalization Debate - Globalization Past Director, Graduate Programme in Diplomacy
and Present - Globalization and the State - and Trade, Monash University, Australia.
States, Markets and a Global Economy -
International Institutions, Governance and
Globalization - Globalization and the
Introduction - Parameters of the Nick Bisley NICK BISLEY is Senior Lecturer and
Changing Face of War - Identity, Nationalism
Globalization Debate - Globalization Past Director, Graduate Programme in Diplomacy
and Globalization - Still an Anarchical
and Present - Globalization and the State - and Trade, Monash University, Australia.
Society? - Conclusion: Globalization, World
States, Markets and a Global Economy -
Politics and the 21st Century
International Institutions, Governance and
Globalization - Globalization and the
Introduction: Knowing Nationalism - Jonathan J0NATHAN HEARN is Senior Lecturer in
Changing Face of War - Identity, Nationalism
Primordialism - Rethinking Primordialism - Hearn Sociology and Politics, University of
and Globalization - Still an Anarchical
Modernism - Rethinking Modernism - Power Edinburgh, UK.
Society? - Conclusion: Globalization, World
- Rethinking Power - Culture - Rethinking
Politics and the 21st Century
Culture - Conclusion: Power, Culture and
Nationalism
Introduction: Knowing Nationalism - Jonathan J0NATHAN HEARN is Senior Lecturer in
Primordialism - Rethinking Primordialism - Hearn Sociology and Politics, University of
Modernism - Rethinking Modernism - Power Edinburgh, UK.
- Rethinking Power - Culture - Rethinking
Culture - Conclusion: Power, Culture and
Nationalism
Security in the New Europe - The New Andrew ANDREW COTTEY is Senior Lecturer and
Global Security Agenda - Europe and Cottey Jean Monnet Chair in European Political
America: The End of an Era? - The EU and Integration in the Department of
the Europeanization of European Security - Government, University College, Cork,
The New Wars and the New Interventionism Republic of Ireland.
- Proliferation - The New Terrorism and the
Security in the New Europe - The New Andrew ANDREW COTTEY is Senior Lecturer and
War on Terror - Soft Security - Conclusion
Global Security Agenda - Europe and Cottey Jean Monnet Chair in European Political
America: The End of an Era? - The EU and Integration in the Department of
the Europeanization of European Security - Government, University College, Cork,
The New Wars and the New Interventionism Republic of Ireland.
- Proliferation - The New Terrorism and the
Introduction; C.Hay & M.Lister - Colin Hay; COLIN HAY is Professor of Political
War on Terror - Soft Security - Conclusion
Pluralism; M.Smith - Michael Sociology and Head of Department of
Elitism; M.Evans - (What's Lister; David Political Science and International Studies,
Marxist About) Marxist State Theory; Marsh University of Birmingham, UK.
C.Hay - Public Choice; MICHAEL LISTER is Senior
A.Hindmoor - Institutionalism; Lecturer in Politics at Oxford Brookes
Introduction; C.Hay & M.Lister - Colin Hay; COLIN HAY is Professor of Political
V.A.Schmidt - Feminism; University, UK. DAVID MARSH is
Pluralism; M.Smith - Michael Sociology and Head of Department of
J.Kantola - Green Theory; Professor of Political Sociology and Head of
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M.Paterson, P.Doran & J.Barry - Department of Sociology, University of
Marxist About) Marxist State Theory; Marsh University of Birmingham, UK.
Poststructuralism; A.Finlayson & Birmingham, UK.
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Environmental Questions in the UN: problem
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Globalization - The International Politics of
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Identity - International Relations and the
Bibliography
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World Order
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PART 1: FOUNDATIONS - Politics and Rod Hague; ROD HAGUE was formerly Senior Lecturer
Globalization - The International Politics of
Government - The State - Democracy - Martin Harrop in Politics, University of Newcastle,
Identity - International Relations and the
Authoritarian Rule - The Comparative UK. MARTIN HARROP is Senior
Individual: Human Rights, Humanitarian Law
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and Humanitarian War - US Hegemony and
SOCIETY - Political Culture - Political UK.
World Order
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PART I: THE NATURE OF POLITICS - The Alan R. Ball; ALAN R. BALL was formerly Principal
3: LINKING SOCIETY AND GOVERNMENT
Study of Politics - Politics, Power and B. Guy Peters Lecturer in Politics, University of Portsmouth,
- Political Participation - Elections and Voters
Authority - Classification of Governments - UK. B. GUY PETERS is Maurice
- Interest Groups - Political Parties - PART 4:
Political Culture - Globalization and the Falk Professor of Government, University of
GOVERNMENT AND POLICY -
Influence of International Politics - PART II: Pittsburgh, USA.
Constitutions and the Legal Framework -
PARTIES, INTEREST GROUPS AND
Multilevel Governance - Legislatures - The
REPRESENTATION - Political Parties and
Political Executive - Public Management and
Electoral Systems - Pressure Groups -
Administration - Public Policy
Representation, Elections and Voting
Behaviour - PART III: STRUCTURES OF
GOVERNMENT - Assemblies - The Political
Executive - The Public Bureaucracy - The
Courts and the Political Process - The
List of Boxes - Preface - Acknowledgements Andrew ANDREW HEYWOOD is Vice Principal,
- PART 1: THEORIES OF POLITICS - What Heywood Croydon College, UK, and A-Level Chief
is Politics? - Governments, Systems and Examiner in Government and Politics. He is
Regimes - Political Ideologies - Democracy - author of Political Ideologies,
The State - PART 2: NATIONS AND Political Theory and Key
GLOBALIZATION - Nations and Nationalism Concepts in Politics.
List of Boxes - Preface - Acknowledgements Andrew ANDREW HEYWOOD is Vice Principal,
- Global Politics - Subnational Politics -
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PART 3: POLITICAL INTERACTION - The
is Politics? - Governments, Systems and Examiner in Government and Politics. He is
Economy and Society - Political Culture,
Regimes - Political Ideologies - Democracy - author of Political Ideologies,
Identity and Legitimacy - Mass Media and
The State - PART 2: NATIONS AND Political Theory and Key
Political Communication - Representation,
GLOBALIZATION - Nations and Nationalism Concepts in Politics.
Elections
PART ONE:andWHATVotingIS- Parties
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Economy and Society - Political Culture,
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Identity and Legitimacy - Mass Media and
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Political Communication - Representation,
Bureaucracies
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in Modern and PoliceScience
Political Forces government and ideologies. Recent
Elections and
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State: - Parties and Party Gender Judith JUDITH SQUIRES is Professor of Political
- PART 5: POLICY
THREE: KEY AND PERFORMANCE
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Systems--Equality
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Gender Theory, University of Bristol, UK. She has
Policy Process
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Challenges: Negotiating Diversity -
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Analysing Interrelations - Fair
Introduction - Approaches to Business and Owen E. OWEN HUGHES is Professor of Public
Representation? Quotas - Feminist
Government - Roles of Government and Hughes; Sector Management in the Faculty of Public
Advocacy? Policy Agendas - Engendering
Business - Regulation - Competition Policy - Deirdre Sector Management, Monash
Governance? Mainstreaming - Future
Environment Protection - Trade - Industry O'Neill University. DEIRDRE O'NEILL is
Challenges: Negotiating Diversity -
Protection - Competitiveness - International Academic Director of the Executive Masters
or Global? - Conclusion of Public Administration program at the
Introduction - Approaches to International Matthew MATTHEW WATSON is Senior Lecturer in
Australia and New Zealand School of
Political Economy: Beyond 'States and Watson Political Economy, University of Birmingham,
Government (ANZSOG) 
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Introduction - Approaches to International Matthew MATTHEW WATSON is Senior Lecturer in
Propriety Within Political Economy: The
Political Economy: Beyond 'States and Watson Political Economy, University of Birmingham,
Work of Adam Smith - Institutional Analysis
Markets' - Historicising Rationality UK.
Within Political Economy: The Work of
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Thorstein Veblen - Social Embeddedness
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Within Political Economy: The Work of Karl
Economy: New Foundations for IPE - Moral
Polanyi - Understanding
Introduction: Understanding the theMarket
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Propriety Within Political Economy: The
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Work of Adam Smith - Institutional Analysis
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Within Political Economy: The Work of
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Development -Production
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Within Modern
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Financial System - Global Division of Labour Professor of International Relations,
Theoretical Framework
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Environmental Change - Ideas - Governing His research focuses on global
International
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the Global Political
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International environmental
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of Manchester.
Development -Production
Transnational Conclusion- The Global social policy. MARC WILLIAMS is
Globalization Studies in International editor of the journal New Political
Financial System - Global Division of Labour Professor of International Relations,
Political Economy; N.Phillips - Economy and co-editor of the
- Gender - Economic Development - Global University of New South Wales, Australia.
The Study of Governance in a Global International Political Economy
Environmental Change - Ideas - Governing His research focuses on global
Political Economy; A.Payne - Yearbook series. She is author, most
the Global Political Economy - Conclusion: environmental politics, social movements,
State Debates in International Political recently, of The Southern Cone Model:
Issues in Contemporary GPE Theory and global economic governance.
Economy; N.Phillips - The Political Economy of Regional Capitalist
Structures, Institutions and Agency in the Development in Latin
Models of Capitalism Debate; America(Routledge, 2004).
M.Beeson & S.Bell -
Understanding Financial Globalization in
International Political Economy;
'Globalizing' the Study of International Nicola Phillips NICOLA PHILLIPS is Hallsworth Research
Political Economy; N.Phillips - Fellow, University of Manchester. She is an
Globalization Studies in International editor of the journal New Political
Political Economy; N.Phillips - Economy and co-editor of the
The Study of Governance in a Global International Political Economy
Political Economy; A.Payne - Yearbook series. She is author, most
Introduction - The Old Order and its Richard RICHARD STUBBS is Professor of Political
State Debates in International Political recently, of The Southern Cone Model:
Destruction - Saved by the Korean War - Stubbs Science, McMaster University, Canada.
Economy; N.Phillips - The Political Economy of Regional Capitalist
The Cold War Years - The Vietnam War as
Structures, Institutions and Agency in the Development in Latin
Economic Catalyst - Enter Japan -
Models of Capitalism Debate; America(Routledge, 2004).
Liberalization, Crisis, and Regionalism -
M.Beeson & S.Bell -
Conclusion
Understanding
Introduction - TheFinancial
Old OrderGlobalization
and its in Richard RICHARD STUBBS is Professor of Political
International
Destruction - Political
Saved by Economy;
the Korean War - Stubbs Science, McMaster University, Canada.
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Transnational
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Relations Debate;
Economic CatalystR.O'Brien
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Democratization
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Crisis, andRealm of Politics
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International Political Economy;
Conclusion
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Introduction - Theories - Theof Migration -
International Stephen STEPHEN CASTLES is Professor of
Globalization, Development
Political Economy of Regionalism; Castles; Mark Migration and Refugee Studies at the
and Migration
F.Söderbaum - Whither - International
IPE?; Migration J. Miller International Migration Institute (IMI),
before 1945 - Migration
N.Phillips to Europe, North University of Oxford. MARK J.
America and Oceania since 1945 - Migration MILLER is Emma Smith Morris Professor of
in the Asia Pacific Region - Migration in Political Science and International Relations,
- Introduction - Theories of Migration - Stephen STEPHEN CASTLES is Professor of
Africa, the Middle East and North America, University of Delaware, USA. 
Globalization, Development Castles; Mark Migration and Refugee Studies at the
and Latin America - The State and
and Migration - International Migration J. Miller International Migration Institute (IMI),
International Migration: The Quest for
before 1945 - Migration to Europe, North University of Oxford. MARK J.
Control - Migration and Security - Migrants
America and Oceania since 1945 - Migration MILLER is Emma Smith Morris Professor of
and Minorities in the Labour Force - New
in the Asia Pacific Region - Migration in Political Science and International Relations,
Ethnic Minorities
Introduction and Society
- Capitalist - Migrants
Expansion and and Ray Kiely RAY KIELY is Professor of International
Africa, the Middle East and North America, University of Delaware, USA. 
Politics - Conclusion:
Imperialism - Pre-WarMigration
Capitalism and
and Mobility Politics, Queen Mary and Westfield College,
and Latin America - The State and
in the Twenty-First Century
Development - The End of the Post-War- University of London, UK.
International Migration: The Quest for
Boom and Capitalist Restructuring -
Control - Migration and Security - Migrants
Globalization and Contemporary
and Minorities in the Labour Force - New
Imperialism: Theoretical Debates -
Ethnic Minorities
Introduction and Society
- Capitalist - Migrants
Expansion and and Ray Kiely RAY KIELY is Professor of International
Cosmopolitan Globalization and Global
Politics - Conclusion:
Imperialism - Pre-WarMigration
Capitalism and
and Mobility Politics, Queen Mary and Westfield College,
Governance - Globalization, Poverty and the
in the Twenty-First Century
Development - The End of the Post-War- University of London, UK.
Contemporary World Economy -
Boom and Capitalist Restructuring -
Globalization, Neo-Liberal and the State -
Globalization and Contemporary
Globalization, Regionalization and
Imperialism: Theoretical Debates -
Hegemony
Cold Wars: -Themes
Resisting AndGlobalization:
Trajectories Islam,
- Caroline CAROLINE KENNEDY-PIPE is Professor of
Cosmopolitan Globalization and Global
Post-Development
Casting Long Shadows:and Global Justice
Revolution -
to War - KennedyPipe International Relations and War Studies at
Governance - Globalization, Poverty and the
Conclusion
Wars & Empire - Far From Hegemony? the University of Warwick.
Contemporary World Economy -
Uncertainties and Constraints - The Shape
Globalization, Neo-Liberal and the State -
of the Cold War - Reflections on the Origins
Globalization, Regionalization and
of the Cold War: Shapes - Strategies of
Hegemony
Cold Wars: -Themes
Resisting AndGlobalization:
Trajectories Islam,
- Caroline CAROLINE KENNEDY-PIPE is Professor of
Deception - The Origins of the Cold War
Post-Development
Casting Long Shadows: and Global Justice
Revolution -
to War - KennedyPipe International Relations, University of
Then and Now: Landscapes and Shadows -
Conclusion
Wars & Empire - Far From Hegemony? Sheffield, UK.
Uncertainties and Constraints - The Shape
of the Cold War - Reflections on the Origins
of the Cold War: Shapes - Strategies of
Introduction - The Concept of Identity - The Bhikhu BHIKHU PAREKH is Professor of Political
Deception - The Origins of the Cold War
Politics of Collective Identity - National Parekh Philosophy, University of Westminster.
Then and Now: Landscapes and Shadows -
Identity - Multicultural Society and
Convergence of Identities - European
Liberalism and the 'Muslim Question' -
Pathology of Religious Identity - Challenges
Introduction - The Concept of Identity - The Bhikhu BHIKHU PAREKH is Professor of Political
of the Multicultural World - Globalisation and
Politics of Collective Identity - National Parekh Philosophy, University of Westminster, UK.
Culture - Principles of Global Ethics -
Identity - Multicultural Society and
Moralities of Partiality and Impartiality -
Convergence of Identities - European
Citizenship in the Global Age - Promoting
Liberalism and the 'Muslim Question' -
Democracy -
Pathology of Religious Identity - Challenges
of the Multicultural World - Globalisation and
Culture - Principles of Global Ethics -
Moralities of Partiality and Impartiality -
Citizenship in a Global Age - Promoting
Democracy
Preface to the Second Edition - The Albert Weale ALBERT WEALE is Professor of
Theoretical Challenge of Democracy - Forms Government, University of Essex, UK
of Democratic Government - The
Justification of Democracy - Deliberation ,
Consensus and Political Equality -
Participation as Democracy, Participation in
Preface to the Second Edition - The Albert Weale ALBERT WEALE is Professor of
Democracy - From Conceptions of
Theoretical Challenge of Democracy - Forms Government, University of Essex, UK
Representation to Systems of
of Democratic Government - The
Representation - Aggregation, Unanimity
and Majority Rule - Democracy, Rights and
Constitutionalism? - The Boundaries of
Inclusion - International Relations and John Morrow
Democratic Ideals - Epilogue: The
Democratic Reform of Democracy -
Inclusionto- International
Preface Relations
the Second Edition and
- The John Morrow ALBERT WEALE is Professor of
Democratic Challenge
Theoretical Ideals - Epilogue: The - Forms
of Democracy Government, University of Essex, UK.
Democratic
of Democratic Reform of Democracy
Government - The -
Foreword by A. Gamble - Introduction: Andrew ANDREW HEYWOOD is Vice Principal,
Understanding Ideology - Liberalism - Heywood Croydon College, UK, and A-Level Chief
Conservatism - Socialism - Nationalism - Examiner in Government and Politics. He is
Anarchism - Fascism - Feminism - author of Politics, Political
Ecologism - Religious Fundamentalism - Theory and Key Concepts in
Multiculturalism - Conclusion: Ideology Politics.
Inclusion -by
Foreword International
A. Gamble Relations and
- Introduction: Andrew ANDREW HEYWOOD is Director of Studies
without End?
Democratic Ideals
Understanding - Epilogue:
Ideology The -
- Liberalism Heywood at Croydon College. He is author of
Democratic Reform
Conservatism of Democracy
- Socialism - Nationalism - Political Theory,
Anarchism - Fascism - Feminism - Politics and Key Concepts
Ecologism - Religious Fundamentalism - in Politics. He is an A-Level Chief
Multiculturalism - Conclusion: Ideology Examiner in Government and Politics.
Introduction: Methods, Methodology and Peter PETER BURNHAM is Professor in Politics
without End?
Making Sense of the Study of Politics - The Burnham; and International Studies, University of
Discipline of Politics - Research Design - Karin Gilland Warwick, UK. KARIN GILLAND
Comparative Methods - Surveys and Lutz; Wyn LUTZ holds a PhD in political science from
Opinion Polls - Descriptive Statistics - Grant Trinity College, Dublin,
Making Inferences - Documentary and Ireland. WYN GRANT is
Introduction: Methods, Methodology and Peter PETER BURNHAM is Professor in Politics
Archival Analysis - The Internet and Political Professor of Politics, University of Warwick,
Making Sense of the Study of Politics - The Burnham; and International Studies, University of
Research - Elite Interviewing - Participant UK. ZIG LAYTON-HENRY is
Discipline of Politics - Research Design - Karin Gilland Warwick, UK. KARIN GILLAND
Observation and the Analysis of Professor of Politics, University of Warwick,
Comparative Methods - Surveys and Lutz; Wyn LUTZ is a teacher and researcher at
Communications - Ethics and Political UK.
Opinion Polls - Descriptive Statistics - Grant the Institute of Political Science, University of
Research - Research and the Policy Process
Making Inferences - Documentary and Berne, Switzerland. WYN GRANT
- Conclusion: Challenging
Acknowledgements the Mainstream
- Introduction - Moral Bhikhu BHIKHU PAREKH is Professor in the Centre
Archival Analysis - The Internet and Political is Professor of Politics, University of
and the Qualitative/Quantitative
Monism Divide
- Forms of Pluralism - Contemporary Parekh for the Study of Democracy, University of
Research - Elite Interviewing - Participant Warwick, UK. ZIG LAYTON-
Liberal Responses to Diversity - Westminster, UK. He was Centennial
Observation and the Analysis of HENRY is Professor Emeritus in Politics,
Conceptualising Culture - Reconstituting the Professor at the London School of
Communications - Ethics and Political University of Warwick, UK.
Modern State - The Political Structure of Economics and before that for many years
Research - Research and the Policy Process
Multicultural Society - Equality in a was Professor of Political Theory, University
- Conclusion: Challenging
Acknowledgements the Mainstream
- Introduction - Moral Bhikhu BHIKHU PAREKH is Professor in the Centre
Multicultural Society - Logic of Intercultural of Hull. A political theorist of international
and the Qualitative/Quantitative
Monism Divide
- Forms of Pluralism - Contemporary Parekh for the Study of Democracy, University of
Evaluation - Politics, Religion and Free renown he has held visiting chairs at many
Liberal Responses to Diversity - Westminster, UK. He was Centennial
Speech - Conclusion - A Response to My of the top US universities as well as in
Conceptualising Culture - Reconstituting the Professor at the London School of
Critics - Bibliography - Vienna and Barcelona. He was Vice-
Modern State - The Political Structure of Economics and before that for many years
Chancellor of the University of Baroda and a
Multicultural Society - Equality in a was Professor of Political Theory, University
Foreword - Preface - PART ONE - William J. member ofJ.India's
WILLIAM CONNELLUniversity Grants of
is Professor
Multicultural Society - Logic of Intercultural of Hull. A political theorist of international
Introduction: The Puzzle of The Prince - An Connell; Commission
History, Seton inHall
the early 1980s.USA.
University, On his
Evaluation - Politics, Religion and Free renown he has held visiting chairs at many
Extreme Book for Extreme Times - Niccolò return to the UK he became Deputy
Speech - Conclusion - A Response to My of the top US universities as well as in
Humanists and Heretics - Machiavelli Before Machiavelli Chairman and Acting Chairman of the
Critics - Bibliography - Vienna and Barcelona. He was Vice-
The Prince - The Prince's Prolonged and Commission for Racial Equality. He was
Chancellor of the University of Baroda and a
Difficult Birth - Dueling Machiavellis in Early chair of the Commission on the Future of
member of India's University Grants
Modern Europe: The Counselor to Tyrants Multi-Ethnic. He was elected British Asian of
Commission in the early 1980s. On his
and the Republican Conspirator - The Prince the Year in 1992 and received the BBC's
return to the UK he became Deputy
and the Autonomy of Politics: A Blessing and award for special lifetime achievement in
Chairman and Acting Chairman of the
a Curse - PART TWO - The Document - The 1999. He was awarded The Sir Isaiah Berlin
Commission for Racial Equality. He was
Prince - PART THREE - Related Documents Prize for lifetime contribution to political
chair of the Commission on the Future of
- Niccolò Machiavelli, Letter to Giovan studies by the Political Studies Association
Multi-Ethnic. He was elected British Asian of
Battista Soderini, circa September 13-27, in 2003.
the Year in 1992 and received the BBC's
Introduction - Philosophy of Naturalist Jonathon JONATHON W. MOSES is Professor of
Science - The Experimental Method - The Moses; Political Science, Norwegian University of
Statistical Method - The Comparative Torbjørn Science and Technology, Trondheim,
Method - History and Case Studies - Sowing Knutsen Norway. TORBJØRN L.
Doubts about the Naturalist Method - A KNUTSEN is Professor of Political Science,
Constructivist Philosophy of Science - From Norwegian University of Science and
Introduction - Philosophy of Naturalist Jonathon JONATHON W. MOSES is Professor of
Story Telling to Telling Stories - Comparing Technology, and Associate Professor, The
Science - The Experimental Method - The Moses; Political Science, Norwegian University of
Interpretations - Contextualizing Statistics - Norwegian Air Force Academy, Trondheim,
Statistical Method - The Comparative Torbjørn Science and Technology, Trondheim,
Interpretive Experiments - Conclusion Norway.
Method - History and Case Studies - Sowing Knutsen Norway. TORBJØRN L.
Doubts about the Naturalist Method - A KNUTSEN is Professor of Political Science,
Constructivist Philosophy of Science - From Norwegian University of Science and
Introduction - Perspectives on Housing - Peter PETER MALPASS is Professor of Housing
Story Telling to Telling Stories - Comparing Technology, and Associate Professor, The
Housing Before the Welfare State - Housing Malpass Policy, University of the West of England,
Interpretations - Contextualizing Statistics - Norwegian Air Force Academy, Trondheim,
and the Second World War - Reshaping UK.
Interpretive Experiments - Conclusion Norway.
Housing Policy - Housing and Welfare State
Restructuring - The New Housing Policy -
Housing, Wellbeing and the Market - Social
Introduction - Perspectives on Housing - Peter PETER MALPASS is Professor of Housing
Change, Social Exclusion and Social
Housing Before the Welfare State - Housing Malpass Policy, University of the West of England,
Housing - The New Organisation of Social
and the Second World War - Reshaping UK.
Housing - Conclusion
Housing Policy - Housing and Welfare State
Restructuring - The New Housing Policy -
Housing, Wellbeing and the Market - Social
The Media in Britain - Media Values: Free Raymond RAYMOND KUHN is Professor of Politics at
Change, Social Exclusion and Social
Market and Public Service - Policy-making - Kuhn Queen Mary, University of London, UK.
Housing - The New Organisation of Social
Ownership - Regulation - News - The
Housing - Conclusion
Government and News Management -
Parties, Pressure Groups and the Media -
The Media and Elections - The Media and
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History of Neglect - Implementing Richards; Faculty of Health and Social Care, University
Community Care Reforms - Community Care Randall Smith of the West of England,
and the Modernization Agenda - Health and UK. SALLY RICHARDS is
Social Care: From Collaboration to Lecturer in Social Work in the School of
Preface - Local Governance in the Third Bas Denters; BAS DENTERS is Professor of Urban Policy
Incorporation? - Housing and Community Health and Social Care, University of
Millennium: A Brave New World?; Lawrence E. and Politics, University of Twente, The
Care - Community Care: User Empowerment Reading, UK. RANDALL SMITH
B.Denters & L.E.Rose - France: Rose Netherlands LAWRENCE E.
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The Intermunicipal Revolution; ROSE is Professor of Political Science,
Care: Lesson Drawing or Policy Learning - Policy Studies, University of Bristol, UK.
O.Borraz & P.Le Galès - Italy: University of Oslo, Norway
Community Care: New Directions and Old
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Introduction DAVID MULLINS is Reader in Housing
Belgium: The Changing World of Belgian
to 1979 - Housing Under the Conservatives Alan Murie Studies, University of Birmingham,
Municipalities; Y.Plees - The
1979-1997 - Housing Under New Labour UK. ALAN MURIE is Professor of
Netherlands: In Search of Responsiveness;
1997-2004 - Homeownership in Transition - Urban and Regional Studies, University of
B.Denters & P.J.Klok - The
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Nordic Countries: Still the 'Promised Land'?;
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and Problems in Social Housing Finance -
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and Control: Social Housing Management
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and Access to Social Housing - Housing,
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PART 2: THE POLITICS AND PEOPLE OF
Exercise of Influence - PART 3: FROM
LOCAL GOVERNMENT - Local Elections -
CHANGE TO POST-MODERNISATION -
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Two Decades of Management Change - The
Voice of Choice - The Local Government
Future or A Future?
Introduction - Public Management and Andrew ANDREW MASSEY is Associate Dean
Modernisation: Theories and Debates - The Massey; (Research), University of Portsmouth, UK.
Response of the Parties - Economic and Robert Pyper He is author or co-author of several books
Financial Management - Restructuring the and articles on public administration and
State Machine - Competition, Markets and public sector reform, including most recently,
Consumerism - Performance Measurement - Modernizing Civil Services (with
Introduction - Citizenship - Problems of Rajiv RAJIV PRABHAKAR is Economic and Social
Accountability - Conclusion: Recurring Tony Butcher), Edward Elgar, 2003 and
Central Planning - Organisational Issues - Prabhakar Research Council Fellow, London School of
Issues in Public Management Decentralizing the Civil Service
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(with R.A.W. Rhodes, Paul Carmichael and
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Janice McMillan), Open University Press,
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Professor of Government, University of
and public administration.
Government as a Toolkit - Alternative Helen Z. University,
Oxford, UK. He is author, co-author
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Search of the Rule of Law; R.Sharlet - University of Kent at Canterbury, UK.
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TOWARDS AN INSTITUTIONAL ACCOUNT School of Architecture, Planning and
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Dimension; E.van Deurzen & and Counselling Association (UPCA).
(2004).
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Acknowledgements - Introduction - Jennie JENNIE and LANCE LINDON are
Essentials of Good Practice - Effective Lindon; Lance psychologists, Jennie focusing on
Communication - First Contact and Short Lindon developmental work, and Lance on
Exchanges - Sharing Information and organizational applications. Together, they
Offering Advice - Help Over the Telephone - run their own business, People Consulting,
Helping Other People: A Positive Framework specializing in work with social services, care
Acknowledgements - Prologue - Jane Speedy JANE SPEEDY is senior lecturer at the
- Understanding and Extending the and education. Jennie and Lance have run
Introduction: Poststructuralist ideas and University of Bristol, UK, where she directs a
Perspective of Clients - Goal Setting and training and consultancy projects, together
narrative inquiry - Reflexivities and research centre in narratives and
Action Planning - Helping Through Group and individually, covering communication
Liminalities and the Space Between Them - transformative learning. She also teaches
Work - Running a Group - Specific and counselling skills in both public and
Narrative Ethics - Constructing Stories in narrative and life story research. She has
Applications in Brief - Safe Practice for private sectors in the UK and abroad.
Narrative Interviews - Re-presenting Life worked in a range of educational and
Yourself, Your Team- and
Acknowledgements Your Clients
Prologue - - Final Jane Speedy JANE SPEEDY is senior lecturer at the
Stories - Re-telling Stories in Reflecting voluntary organizations and continues to
Thoughts
Introduction: - Appendix - Index ideas and
Poststructuralist University of Bristol, UK, where she directs a
Teams - Collective Biography Practices with maintain a small narrative therapy practice.
narrative inquiry - Reflexivities and research centre in narratives and
the Unassuming Geeks - Writing Stories as
Liminalities and the Space Between Them - transformative learning. She also teaches
'Inquiry': Failing to come to terms with things
Narrative Ethics - Constructing Stories in narrative and life story research. She has
- Creating and Performing Auto-
Narrative Interviews - Re-presenting Life worked in a range of educational and
Ethnographies
The Semiotics of - Crossing
Aggression the and
Borders
Violence - Richard RICHARD MIZEN worked for over twenty
Stories - Re-telling Stories in Reflecting voluntary organizations and continues to
Between FictionTheories
Psychoanalytic and Research - Epilogue:
of Aggression and Mizen; Mark years in health and social services in the
Teams - Collective Biography Practices with maintain a small narrative therapy practice.
After-words
Violence - References
- Aggression, and Bibliography
Violence, Attachment - Morris fields of adult mental health, child protection
the Unassuming Geeks - Writing Stories as
Index --
and Psychopathy - Towards a Theory of and forensic psychiatry. He is currently
'Inquiry': Failing to come to terms with things
Aggression and Violence - Types of course co-leader for the MSc in
- Creating and Performing Auto-
Aggression and Violence - Aggression, Psychological Therapies at the University of
Ethnographies
Introduction - Crossing
to Online the Borders
Counselling - Making Gill Jones; GILL JONES is Co-Director of
Normal Development and Transference - Exeter, UK, and in private practice as an
Between
a Start - TheFiction andContract
Online Research - Epilogue: Anne Stokes Counselling Online Ltd, where she writes
- Counselling
Aggression, Violence, Pathology and analyst and supervisor in Devon. His
After-words - References
Asynchronously by Email and Bibliography
Message - and directs training courses for qualified
Transference - Aggression, Violence and previous publications include
Index -- -Counselling Synchronously by Live
Board counsellors and psychotherapists.
Countertransference - Aggression, Violence Supervising and Being Supervised: A
Chat-room Session - Using Text to Explore She is a qualified counsellor, supervisor and
and Sexuality - Aggression and Violence Theory in Search of a Practice
Feelings - Working Therapeutically Online trainer, and has also worked in universities
againstONE:
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COUNSELLING AN Kathryn (Palgrave Macmillan,
KATHRYN AND DAVID 2002). work
GELDARD
with Image and Sound - Supervision Online - and further education institutions.
Institutions and
OVERVIEW Groups
- What - Some Incomplete
is Counselling? - The Geldard; MARK
together MORRIS
in their private is a Psychoanalyst
practice as who
An Overview of Useful Theories - ANNE STOKES is Co-
Reflections upon
Counselling Aggression
Relationship and TWO:
- PART Violence - David has worked with
counsellors, and personality disorder
as trainers and in
supervisors
Boundaries and Online Counselling - Putting Director of Counselling Online Ltd, where
References
BASIC PRINCIPLES AND SKILLS - Geldard different settings, including
of other counsellors. Kathrynhospitals and
is a child and
it all into Practice - Glossary - Appendix - she continues to draw on
Learning the Necessary Skills - Joining and prisons,
family for the past
therapist fifteen years. therapist.
and occupational He
Codes of Practice Relating to Online her experience as a counsellor,
Listening - Paraphrasing of Content - currently
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psychologist. secure personality
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Therapy - Preface - Acknowledgements - Peter
Foreword trainer
DR and supervisor.
PETER SHOENBERG Sheisisaalso a BACP
consultant
Reflection of Feelings - Paraphrasing disorder
co-authoredservice in Kneesworth
the books House in
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Introduction - Historical Outline of Shoenberg Accredited
psychotherapistcounsellor
at and hasCollege
University also worked
Content and Reflection of Feeling - Use and Cambridgeshire,
Skills in EverydayUK. Life, Working with
Psychosomatic Medicine - The Scope for in universities
Hospital, and UK,
London, further
andeducation
Honorary Senior
Abuse of Questions - Summarising - Children in Groups, Counselling
Psychotherapy in Psychosomatic Disorders: institutions.
Clinical Lecturer in psychiatry at the Royal
Creating Comfortable Closure - PART Children, and Counselling
Psychotherapeutic Technique - The Effects Free and University College School of
THREE: PROMOTING CHANGE THROUGH Adolescents. 
of Stress - Somatization: the Somatoform Medicine, London. He is the author of many
THE USE OF- Countertransference
Introduction AN INTEGRATIVE - Carol Holmes CAROL HOMES is currently working in
Disorders - The Eating Disorders: Anorexia journals and chapters on psychosomatic
APPROACH - An
Contemporary Integrative Approach
Countertransference - to Western Australia with Steven Dale on a
Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa - Obesity - disorders. 
Helping People Change
Communicative - Combining
Psychotherapy - Skills forensic research project for Australasia
Gastrointestinal Disorders - Skin Disorders -
to Facilitate the Change
Countertransference Process- -Existential
Mavericks PART document examination, studying the links
Cardiovascular Disorders - Respiratory
FOUR: ADDITIONAL
Psychotherapy - ClientSKILLS
Centred FOR between narrative communication and
Disorders - Musculoskeletal Disorders -
PROMOTING CHANGE
Psychotherapy - Systemic - Confrontation
Psychotherapy - - handwriting. Carol lectures in Australia and
Headache - Psychosomatic
Introduction Aspects- of
Normalising -- Countertransference
Psychotherapy Reframing
Training --Relational
Challenging Self- Carol Holmes CAROL
Patterns
HOMES is currently working in
Europe on the interface between
Gynaecology
Contemporary - Countertransference
Psychosomatic Approaches - Western Australia with Steven Dale on a
Destructive
and ParadoxesBeliefs
- - Exploring Polarities - unconscious communication, existential
to Cancer - Developing
Communicative a Psychosomatic
Psychotherapy
Enabling the Client to Make Use- of their forensic research project for Australasia
philosophy, science and creativity.
Imagination - Conclusion
Countertransference - Glossary -
Strengths - Using theMavericks 'Here and -Now' Existential document examination, studying the links
Psychotherapy - Client Centred between narrative communication and
Experience - Exploring Options - Facilitating
Psychotherapy
Action - PART - Systemic
FIVE: Psychotherapy
PRACTICAL, - handwriting. Carol lectures in Australia and
Foreword - Case Study: Janice and John - Don Feasey DON FEASEY is a Psychoanalytical
Psychotherapy
PROFESSIONAL Training
AND - Relational
ETHICAL Patterns Europe on the interface between
The First Encounter - Feelings - ISSUES - Psychotherapist in private practice. He has
and
The Paradoxes
Counselling - Environment - Keeping unconscious communication, existential
Transference, Countertransference, Gut worked with individuals, couples and groups
Records of Counselling Sessions - Cultural philosophy, science and creativity.
Feeling and Sex - The Rules of the Game - for 20 years. He was formerly the Principal
Issues -- Influence
Money For What of it'sthe Counsellor's
Worth - Anxiety Valuesand Sessional Psychotherapist with Salford
and Beliefs in
Resistance - Confidentiality and Other
the Psychotherapeutic Health Services and was Principal Lecturer
Preface to the -Third
Ethical Issues Editionfor- Supervision - Celia Doyle CELIA DOYLE has specialized in child
Relationship - AThe Need
Suitable Case for Treatment in Education, English and Drama at the
Acknowledgements
Looking After Yourself - Introduction
- PART SIX: - Theory protection work for over twenty years. She is
- Remembering and Forgetting - Projection - University of Central Lancashire, UK. He is
into Practice -EXAMPLES
PRACTICAL Voices of the Children
FOR STUDENTS - - Senior Lecturer in Social Welfare at
Touch, Transference and the author of several books on good practice
Understanding
REFERENCES Abused Children - Children in University College Northampton, UK, where
Countertransference Revisited - The in psychotherapy. 
Society: Policy and Prevention - Working she teaches on degree programmes in
Unconscious - Dreams, the Imagination and
with Individual Children - Working with social work, social welfare, early childhood
Fantasy - Reflection - Accommodating -
Children in the Family Context - Working studies and child and adolescent mental
Intimacy and the Limits of Therapy - Now
with Children in Groups - Care, Resilience health.
What? - The Challenge of the Termination of
and Social Support - The Effects of Abuse:
Therapy - Bibliography - - - -
The Later Years - Appendix 1: Inquiry
Reports - References
Introduction - Contemporary Adolescence - Stephen STEPHEN BRIGGS is a Senior Clinical
Becoming a Subject in Adolescence - Briggs Lecturer in Social Work at the Tavistock
Ethnicity and Identity in Adolescence - Clinic, London, UK.
Parenting Adolescents - Containing
Adolescence in Organisations - Adolescents
as Temporary Outsiders: Drugs, Offending
Preface - Rationale, Issues and Overview - Colin DR COLIN HAMILTON is Senior Lecturer in
and Anti-social Behaviour - Adolescents with
Sex Differences in Sensory and Perceptual Hamilton Psychology, University of Northumbria at
Difficulties in Achieving Separateness -
Processes - Attention and Memory - Imagery Newcastle, UK, and Open University Course
Psychotic and Suicidal States in
- Intelligence and Educational Achievement - Tutor on the Biology, Brain and Behaviours
Adolescence - Leaving Home - Notes -
Individual Differences Associated with course.
Gender - Hormonal Influences - Individual
Preface - Rationale, Issues and Overview - Colin DR COLIN HAMILTON is Senior Lecturer in
Differences Associated with Lifespan
Sex Differences in Sensory and Perceptual Hamilton Psychology, University of Northumbria at
Development - Evolution, Brain and
Processes - Attention and Memory - Imagery Newcastle, UK, and Open University Course
Cognition - The Importance of Socio-Cultural
- Intelligence and Educational Achievement - Tutor on the Biology, Brain and Behaviours
Environment - An Interactionist Approach -
Individual Differences Associated with course.
Synthesis - -
Gender - Hormonal Influences - Individual
- The Psychology of Learning and Memory - Mark A. MARK A. GLUCK is a Professor of
Differences Associated with Lifespan
The Neuroscience of Learning and Memory - Gluck; Neuroscience at Rutgers University, Newark,
Development - Evolution, Brain and
Episodic and Semantic Memory: Memory for Eduardo USA, co-director of the Memory Disorders
Cognition - The Importance of Socio-Cultural
Facts and Events - Skill Memory: Learning Mercado; Project at Rutgers-Newark, and publisher of
Environment - An Interactionist Approach -
by Doing - Working Memory and Executive Catherine E. the project's public health newsletter,
Synthesis - -
Control - Non-Associative Learning: Myers Memory Loss and the Brain. His
Introduction: Fundamental Concepts and Rudy JERRY W. Rudy Chair of the
Learning about Repeated Events - Classical research focuses on the neural bases of
Historical Foundations - PART ONE: Psychology Department, University of
Conditioning: Learning to Predict Important learning and memory, and the
SYNAPTIC BASIS OF MEMORIES - Colorado at Boulder, USA. 
Events - Instrumental Conditioning: Learning consequences of memory loss due to aging,
Mechanisms of Synaptic Plasticity:
the Consequences of Behavior - trauma, and disease. He is co-author of
Introduction - Strengthening Synapses:
Generalization, Discrimination, and the Gateway to Memory: An Introduction
Assembling Existing Parts - Strengthening
Representation
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NEURAL
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Justification - Human Aggression - Prejudice Aronson is one of the most eminent and
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Orientation and the Vestibular System and Sciences.
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Evidence and Looking to the Future Visiting Assistant Professor in the
Department of Psychiatry and Human
Behavior at Brown University Medical
School, USA. Her research focuses on
olfactory cognition and perception and the
Children in Trouble: Historical, Theoretical Carol Hayden CAROL HAYDEN is currently Reader in
and Conceptual Perspectives - Children in Applied Social Research at the University of
Trouble: Contemporary Perspectives - Portsmouth Institute for Criminal Justice
Children in Trouble: What Kind of Trouble? - Studies, UK. She has published widely on
Families and Children in Trouble - Children children and young people 'at risk' or 'in
in Trouble at School - In Trouble in the trouble'.
Introduction - Context of Social Work with Tony Sayer TONY SAYER is now an independent
Community (with M. Johns) - 'What Works'
Children - Constructions of Childhood and lecturer and social care
with Children in Trouble? - Reviewing the
Youth - Child Protection: A Social consultant. Recently, he was a
Evidence and Looking to the Future
Constructionist Perspective - Safeguarding Lecturer in Social Work at Bournemouth
Children Living Away from Home - The University, UK and he is now an Open
Looked After Children's System - University Tutor.
Cross-Cultural Child Development for Social Lena LENA ROBINSON is Professor of
Placements for "Looked After" Children -
Workers: An Introduction - Attachment Robinson Psychology and Social Work, Unversity of
Children in Need: Making "Prevention"
Theory: Cross-Cultural Perspectives - Paisley, UK.
Count - Working with Young People in the
Racial/Ethnic Identity Development -
"Authoritarian State" - Adolescent Mental
Cognitive Development: Cross-Cultural
Health: a Social Construction? - Conclusion:
Perspectives - Communication: Cross-
Childcare
List Futures
of Figures and-Tables - Nigel Parton NIGEL PARTON is Professor of Child Care
Cultural Perspectives - Socialization:
Acknowledgements - Introduction: A History and Director of the Centre of Applied
Cultural/Racial Influences - Conclusion -
of the Present - Child Welfare and Modern Childhood Studies, University of
Bibliography
Society - Child Abuse and the Growing Crisis Hudddersfield, UK. He is also co-editor of
in Child Protection - From Maria Colwell to Children and Society and on the
Victoria Climbie: The Emergence of Late editorial board of eight other journals.
Introduction - Unaccompanied Asylum Ravi K.S. RAVI K.S KOHLI is Head of Department,
Modernity - Rethinking Child Protection and
Seeking Children - The Meaning of Kohli Applied Social Studies at the University of
Family Support - Governing Childhood under
Resettlement for Unaccompanied Refugee Bedfordshire. His research interests include
New Labour - 'Working Together to
Children and Young People - Social Work the well-being of refugee children and the
Safeguard Children' - Policing the
with Unaccompanied Refugee Children and ways in which practitioners understand and
Paedophile - 'Every Child Matters' - Towards
Young People - The Social Workers, their respond to these childrenbs experiences. He
'the Preventive
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Backgrounds and their Work Contexts - The is the Associate Editor of Child and
Index Children - The Meaning of
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Unaccompanied Minors and their Family Social Work. 
Resettlement for Unaccompanied Refugee Bedfordshire. His research interests include
Circumstances - Social Work Practice with
Children and Young People - Social Work the well-being of refugee children and the
Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers -
with Unaccompanied Refugee Children and ways in which practitioners understand and
Conclusions - Bibliography
Young People - The Social Workers, their respond to these childrenbs experiences. He
Acknowledgements - A Note on Terminology Nigel Thomas NIGEL THOMAS is Professor of
Backgrounds and their Work Contexts - The is the Associate Editor of Child and
- PART ONE: THEORY - Introduction: Childhood and Youth Research in the
Unaccompanied Minors and their Family Social Work. 
Themes and Key Principles - The Needs of Department of Social Work at the University
Circumstances - Social Work Practice with
Children and Young People Who Come into of Central Lancashire, UK. He
Unaccompanied Asylum Seekers -
Care - Listening to Children and Young previously taught social work with children
Conclusions - Bibliography
People - Caring for Young People from and families at the University of Wales
Tables and Figures - Acknowledgements - Ravi K.S. RAVI K.S. KOHLI is Head of Applied Social
Different Backgrounds - Law, Policy and Swansea and led the Postqualifying Child
Introduction - Telling the stories of Kohli; Fiona Studies at the University of Bedfordshire,
Practice in Looking after Young People - Care Programme for Wales. Before
unaccompanied asylum seeking and refugee Mitchell UK. He is the author of a number of books
PART TWO: PRACTICE - Assessment and becoming an academic he was a social work
children; J.Simmonds - The and articles on social work with children and
Planning - Placement and Contact - practitioner and manager. He is
legal and policy frameworks that govern anti-discriminatory practice. Publications
Residential and Foster Care - Adoption and author of Children, Family and the
social work with unaccompanied asylum include Using Anti-Discriminatory
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seeking and refugee children in England; Theories in Social Work (1997),
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Introduction - Conclusion:
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anti-discriminatory to Early
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Perspectives on Care and Care Giving - Marian MARIAN BARNES is Director of Social
Telling Stories of Care Giving: an Barnes Research in the Department of Social Policy
Introduction to a Biographical Approach to and Social Work at the University of
Understanding Caring - 'Just a Mother?' Birmingham, UK. Over the last 12 years she
Parenthood and Care Giving - Sons and has worked extensively on user involvement
Daughters - Partners: In Sickness and In and user self-organization in the context of
List of Figures - List of Tables - John JOHN WELSHMAN is Senior Lecturer in
Health - Carers' Perspectives on Care Giving health and social care. Her books include
Acknowledgements - Notes of Contributors - Welshman; Public Health in the Institute for Health
- Carers and the Carers' Movement - Caring, Care, Communities and Justice
List of Abbreviations - Timeline - Jan Walmsley Research at Lancaster University, UK. He is
Emotional Labour and Social Cohesion - (1997) and (with Ric Bowl) Taking
Introduction; J.Welshman & J. author of Underclass: A History of the
Caring Practices: Ethics and Narratives - Over the Asylum (Palgrave Macmillan,
Walmsley - PART ONE: IDEOLOGY Excluded, 1880-2000 and of recent
Caring in Policy Discourse - References 2000).
AND IDEAS - Ideology, Ideas and Care in articles in Economic History
List of Figures - List of Tables - John JOHN WELSHMAN is Senior Lecturer in
the Community, 1948-71; Review, The Journal of Social
Acknowledgements - Notes of Contributors - Welshman; Public Health in the Institute for Health
J.Welshman - Ideology, Ideas Policy, and Twentieth Century
List of Abbreviations - Timeline - Jan Walmsley Research at Lancaster University, UK. He is
and Care in the Community, 1971-2001; British History. JAN
Introduction; J.Welshman & J. author of Underclass: A History of the
J.Walmsley - PART TWO: WALMSLEY is Visiting Professor of Learning
Walmsley - PART ONE: IDEOLOGY Excluded, 1880-2000 and of recent
ORGANIZATIONS AND STRUCTURES - Disability in the Faculty of Health and Social
AND IDEAS - Ideology, Ideas and Care in articles in Economic History
Organizations
What is Community and Structures
Work? - Planning 1948-71:for From Alan Care atTWELVETREES has
ALAN The Open University, UK. been a
the Community, 1948-71; Review, The Journal of Social
Control toCommunity
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J.Welshman - Ideology, Ideas Policy, and Twentieth Century
Organizations
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and Care in the Community, 1971-2001; British History. JAN
From Care to Citizenship?;
Practical issues in Community and a children and young people strategy
J.Walmsley - PART TWO: WALMSLEY is Visiting Professor of Learning
J.Walmsley
Groups - Survival, - Devolved Policy manger. He has published widely in
ORGANIZATIONS AND STRUCTURES - Disability in the Faculty of Health and Social
for People with Learning Difficulties
Personal Development in
and Reflective the fields of community work, community
Organizations
Introduction and Structures
- Background 1948-71: From Peter
to Community Care at The
PETER Open University,
SHARKEY was formerlyUK.a Principal
Scotland,- Wales
Practice and Northern
Social Planning Approaches Ireland; to organizations and community economic
Control
Care to Care?;
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R.Chapman
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Work, Social development.
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1948-2001; J.W.Trent
Conclusions
Acknowledgements - Northern
Preface toIreland; the- Second
The Ann ANN McDONALD is Senior Lecturer in
Scotland,
Empowerment Wales and
Development
Edition - ofand
Introduction
Community
Community - Social Services
Work
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R.Chapman
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within Social Work at the University of East Anglia,
People
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Community UK. Prior to joining the School in 1990, she
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USA: From the Institution to the Community,
Ontario; T.Stainton
Assurance and Quality Control - -Changing The Mirror current research interests are particularly on
1948-2001;
Introduction J.W.Trent
- PART I:Community
DEFINITIONS - The AND Chris CHRIS CROWTHER is Senior Lecturer at
Cracked:
Roles - Care
Changing in the Values - Financial in Victoria,
Matters community care and work with older
Development
CONCEPTIONS of Community
OF CRIME - Defining Services for CrowtherDow Nottingham Trent University. In addition to a
Australia;
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and Health Care Needs - PART - people. 
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and ey continuing interest in policing, he is currently
FOUR:
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and Sweden;
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Learning
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Experiences; S.Ledger &
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K.Owen
Introduction - - TheI:Role
PART and Perspectives
DEFINITIONS AND Chris CHRIS CROWTHER is Senior Lecturer at
Cracked:
Understanding Care in the Community
Crime Data I: Sources in Victoria,
of Policing Urban Poverty
of Families; S.Rolph
CONCEPTIONS OF CRIME - - In the
Defining
Australia; K.Johnson
Information - Understanding Crime- Data PARTII: CrowtherDow Nottingham Trent University. In addition to a
(Palgrave Macmillan 2000).
Shadow
Crime and of Studying
the Poor Criminology
Law: Workforce and Issues; ey continuing interest in policing, he is currently
FOUR: EXPERIENCES
Methods of Interpretation - People
- PART with III: THE 
D.Mitchell
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List of Figures - The -
and The
Police: Role
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The Voluntary
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of
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Oliver; Bob Professor of Disability Studies in the UK, at
(Palgrave Macmillan 2000).
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J.Walmsley
Methods of Interpretation - Bibliography
- PART III: THE - Index 
D.Mitchell
Prison
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and Disability:& J.Welshman
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Processes
PART ONE: - The Police: Gatekeepers
INTRODUCTION The to the- Pete Alcock
The Voluntary
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PolicyL.Tilley
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His many publications include
Criminal
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THEORIES
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Process:
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SERVICES and - Sentencing
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The Individual
Disability and -Crime
- Conclusions Bibliography
and - Theories - Index
Implications of Crime for to Practice and The Politics of
Prison
Education - Probation:
- Health -Community-based
Housing - Social Birmingham, UK. He is the author of
II: Society
Practice and Crime
- Bibliography - Theories
- Disability ofStudies
Crime III: Disablement, both of which became
Punishment
Services - and Community
Employment - PART JusticeTHREE: - Multi- Understanding Poverty 3e
Critical and Deconstructive Perspectives
Resources - core texts in teaching. He is Chair of the
Agency and 'Joined-up'
STRUCTURE - The State Approaches
- The Market to - The (2006) and co-editor of the The
Summary
Preface - -
Developing European Research Advisory is
Group of theofBritish
Criminal Justice
Voluntary SectorPolicy - Informal - PART Welfare IV: - PART Linda
Social Policy LINDA HANTRAIS Professor European
Blackwell Companion to Social Policy, The
-THEORIES
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FOUR: CONTEXT CRIME - Theories
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of Welfare
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Blackwell Dictionary of Social Policy
Education, Training and Employability of Disability and
theSociety,
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Crime Research Centre in
and International Social Policy.
Improving Living and Working Conditions - member International
Politics, of the Editorial Boards and
Relations of
II: Society Influences
European and Crime -- Devolution Theories ofand Crime LocalIII: He is past chair of the Social Policy
Family Policy on the European Agenda - The Australian
European Disability
Studies Review and
at Loughborough
Critical and
Control - PART Deconstructive
FIVE: ISSUES Perspectives
- Social - Association and the Journal of Social
Gender Dimension of Social Policy - Policy the International
University, UK. Journal of Inclusive
Summary
Divisions --Paying for Welfare - Delivering Policy.
for Older and Disabled People - From Social Education and a Non-Executive
Welfare - The Future of Social Policy
Exclusion to Social Inclusion - Social Policy Director of North Kent Healthcare Trust. 
and Mobility - Assessing 50 Years of BOB SAPEY is Senior
European Social Policy - Bibliography - Lecturer in Applied Social Science at
Index - - Lancaster University, UK, where he teaches
on disability and mental health. He was a
practitioner for many years before moving
Acknowledgements - Allowing Madness Vox Juliet Foster JULIET FOSTER is Research Fellow in
- Perspectives from Psychology, Psychiatry Social Psychology at Corpus Christi College,
and Other Disciplines - Perspectives from Cambridge University, UK. The research on
Clients Themselves and the User which this book is partly based was awarded
Movements - Defining Mental Health the BPS Social Psychology Section Annual
Problems By and Through Experience - The Award for the Most Outstanding Thesis in
Acknowledgements - Allowing Madness Vox Juliet Foster JULIET FOSTER is Research Fellow in
Journey Through Mental Illness - Labelled, Social Psychology, 2002.
- Perspectives from Psychology, Psychiatry Social Psychology at Corpus Christi College,
Spoiled, Negotiated, Rejected: Identity and
and Other Disciplines - Perspectives from Cambridge University, UK. The research on
Mental Health - Representing Mental Ill
Clients Themselves and the User which this book is partly based was awarded
Health - Conclusions and Implications -
Movements - Defining Mental Health the BPS Social Psychology Section Annual
Appendix: Methods - References
Problems By and Through Experience - The Award for the Most Outstanding Thesis in
Introduction - Mental Health Policy - Primary John Glasby; HELEN LESTER is Reader in Primary Care
Journey Through Mental Illness - Labelled, Social Psychology, 2002.
Care and Mental Health - Community Mental Helen Lester in the Department of Primary Care at the
Spoiled, Negotiated, Rejected: Identity and
Health Services - Hospital Mental Health University of Birmingham, UK, and an inner
Mental Health - Representing Mental Ill
Services - Forensic Mental Health Services - city GP. Her main research interests are
Health - Conclusions and Implications -
Partnership Working - User Involvement - primary care mental health, health
Appendix: Methods - References
Anti-discriminatory Practice - Carers - inequalities and user
Changing Times, Changing Contexts - Mo Ray; MO RAY is a social worker and has spent
Conclusion - Appendix A: Policy Chronology involvement. JON GLASBY is
Developing Critical Gerontological Social Miriam many years in practice as a social worker for
- Bibliography Head of health and social care partnerships
Work - Risk and Older People - Older People Bernard; older people. She is a lecturer in
and a Senior Lecturer at the Health Services
and End of Life Care - Transitions and Judith Phillips Social Work at Keele University,
Management Centre (HSMC), University of
Continuities - Care Giving in Diverse UK and is postgraduate Director of the
Birmingham, UK. A qualified social worker,
Contexts - Developing Critical Gerontological Masters in Social Work
List of Boxes and Diagrams - Judith he is alsoPHILLIPS
JUDITH a board member of the
is Professor of Social
Social
Practice: New Challenges - Pushing the programme. MIRIAM BERNARD
Acknowledgements - Notes on the Phillips; Mo Care
Work Institute for Excellence
and Gerontology, (SCIE)
Swansea and the
University,
Boundaries is Professor of Social
Contributors - Introduction - Critical Themes Ray; Mary Centre
UK. Sheforhas
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and Issues in Ageing - The Case for Social Marshall Interprofessional
teaching and researchEducation
for a (CAIPE).
number of
University's Research Institute for Life
Work with Older People - The Policy and years. Her previous publications include
Course Studies, UK. She is the
Organisational Context of Social Work With Women Ageing, The
Preface - Notes on Contributors - Introducing Karen Lyons; KAREN author/editor
LYONS of 16 books andProfessor of
is Honorary
Older People - Practice Skills - Assessment - Family and Community Life of Older
International Perspectives in Social Work - Kathleen monographs.
International JUDITH
Social Work, University of
Care Planning, Monitoring and Intervention - People, The Social Policy of Old
PART I: THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS - Manion; Mary Hertfordshire, PHILLIPS is Professor of Gerontologyof the
UK, and Editor-in-chief
Conclusion: Supporting and Developing Age, and Juggling Work and
Globalization: Fact or Fiction and is it Carlsen and Director
journal, International of the Older
Social People and
Practice - End Note - References - Index Family Life. MO RAY is
Relevant? - Towards a New Equality: Social Ageing and Research and Development
Work. KATHLEEN
Research Fellow in the School of Social
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MANION Wales. She
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PART I: THE CONTEXT OF POVERTY - Pete Alcock PETERelations,
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professional Society of Gerontology.
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Causes of Poverty - International specialist
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of Social Policyandin in a
PRACTICE: SOME TOPICAL EXAMPLES - at the University of East London,
Dimensions - PART II: DEFINITION AND community care
Britain team. edition)
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Communities in Conflict - Natural and Forced UK. MARY CARLSEN is Director
MEASUREMENT - Defining Poverty - forboth
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OF POVERTY - Pete Alcock PETECollege, USA and
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Age and Poverty - Disability and Poverty - Stirling,Policy.
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in Conditions of Globalization
MEASUREMENT - Bibliography
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PART IV: THE POLICY FRAMEWORK - The worker, research, teacher and voluntary to
- Index - End
Measuring Notes- The Dynamics of
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Politics of Poverty -- Social
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Gender and Poverty - Racism and Poverty - Chair of the editorial
Rehabilitation and board of the Journal
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Age and Poverty - Disability and Poverty - Social Policy.
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PART IV: THE POLICY FRAMEWORK - The
in Social Work - Anti-Racist Social Work with researcher and has published extensively in
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Work with (Im)Migrants, Asylum Seekers
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and Refugees - Anti-Racist Community Work
Archetypes - Cultural Schizophrenia - PART London Metropolitan University.
- Conclusions:
List of Figures -Towards
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III: FINDING A VOICE - Breaking the Bonds
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- Wounded Warrior - PART IV: A BRIDGE
Author Index
Research - Subject Index
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FROM FEAR TO TRANSFORMATION -
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Therapeutic Style and Approach - Going All
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The Way
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Analysing Concepts and Contexts - include Social Policy in the European Union,
Combining Methods in International now in its third edition, and Family Policy
Comparative Research - Research and Matters: Responding to Family Change in
Policy in International Settings - Managing Europe.
International Comparative Research -
References - Index -
List of Figures - Preface - Defining and Linda LINDA HANTRAIS is Professor of
Mapping International Comparative Hantrais European Social Policy at Loughborough
Research - Disciplinary Approaches to University, UK; Visiting Fellow at the Centre
Comparative Research in International for International Studies, London School of
Settings - Project Design in International Economics; and Member of the Academy of
Comparative Research - Defining and Social Sciences, UK. Her publications
Introduction: Social Work Research as a Beth Beth Humphries is a writer and
Analysing Concepts and Contexts - include Social Policy in the European Union,
contentious practice - Ethical Social Work Humphries researcher who has practised, taught and
Combining Methods in International now in its third edition, and Family Policy
Research Practice and Social Justice - studied social work for many years. She has
Comparative Research - Research and Matters: Responding to Family Change in
Experimental Ways of Knowing - worked in universities across the UK and is
Policy in International Settings - Managing Europe.
Participatory Research - Action Research - currently a visiting professor at Manchester
International Comparative Research -
Case Study Research - Critical Social Metropolitan University. Her special research
-References
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Fourth Neil Neil Thompson has over thirty yearsb
Research - Discourse Analytic Research - interest is in social work, immigration control
Acknowledgements - Introduction - The Thompson experience in the helping professions as a
Ethnographic Research - Social Surveys - and asylum and she has published
Theory Base - Gender and Sexism - practitioner, manager, educator, author,
Evaluation Research - Conclusion extensively in this field.
Ethnicity and Racism - Ageism and editor and consultant. He is now a sought-
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Diversity and Oppression - Conclusion - conference speaker with Avenue Consulting
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Practising Social Work: Why Context Matters School of Social Work and Applied Human
- Dominant Discourses in Health and Sciences at The University of Queensland,
Welfare: Biomedicine, Economics, and Law - Australia. She has practised as a social
Service Discourses: 'Psy' and Sociological worker in health, youth, and child protection
Ideas in Social Work - Alternative Service services. She is the author of Social
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and Spirituality - Theories of Professional on Change,(Sage 2000), and has
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Practice: Approaches to Knowledge written extensively on social work and policy
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Counselling - Epilogue - References -
Approaches
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reflective practice - Conclusion - Guide to formerly Professor of Applied Social Studies
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further learning - References at Staffordshire University, UK, and
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has also served as a Visiting Professor at
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Preface - Introduction - PART ONE: Neil the University
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The Author - Preface to the First Edition - Neil Development
NEIL THOMPSON and Intervention. 
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Development - The Organizational Context -
Acknowledgements - Introduction - Making of highly successful social work texts,
Law and Policy - The Value Base -
Sense of Social Work - The Legal and Policy including Anti-Discriminatory
Reflective Practice - Conclusion - PART
Context - The Knowledge Base - The Skills Practice (4th edition), People
THREE: KEY TERMS AND CONCEPTS -
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PART FOUR:
Introduction KEY THEORIES
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Practice - Facing the Challenge - Conclusion Equality (2nd edition) and
THEORISTS
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- Appendix: Internet Resources - References Communication and Language.
RESEARCH
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Approaches practised as a social worker in youth justice
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List of Figures - List SIX:
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Constructing- PART CAREER
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Acknowledgements
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Introduction - Career Social Payne Psychosocial and Spiritual Care at St
Approaches Problems: contexts. JUDITH MILNER is a
Work's Histories
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1945 - SocialDevelopment
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1945-1970s - Social
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References social work, she now acts as an independent
1970s-2001
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List FURTHER
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University, UK. He
Work's Futures - Further Reading and Work and Community Care and
1970s-2001 - Perceptions of Social Work's and worked
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Resources
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Trade Union Organisation - Knowledge and books including Modern Social Work
New Radicalisms - Agency, Community & Freedom and Security, Welfare
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Work's Futures - Further Reading and Work and Community Care and
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Figures - Introduction - Modern Fitzpatrick Care.
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Governance, Crime & Surveillance - Culture Welfare, Environment and Welfare.
Conservatism vs. Social Democracy - The Nottingham, UK. He is the author of
& Media - Conclusion - References - Index He is also the principal editor of the
New Radicalisms - Agency, Community & Freedom and Security, Welfare
forthcoming International
Class - Insecurities - Information & Society - Theory, After the New Social
Encyclopaedia of Social Policy.
Genes & Environments - Social Democracy and co-editor of
Psychologies, Emotions & Bodies - Environmental Issues and Social
Governance, Crime & Surveillance - Culture Welfare, Environment and Welfare.
& Media - Conclusion - References - Index He is also the principal editor of the
forthcoming International
Encyclopaedia of Social Policy.
Preface - Acknowledgements - Introduction: Allyn Fives; Dr ALLYN FIVES lectures in the Department
Political Theory and Welfare - Utilitarianism - Jo Campling of Political Science and Sociology and the
Liberalism - Conservatism - Socialism - Department of Philosophy at the National
Political Liberalism - Communitarianism - University of Ireland, Galway.
Radicalism - In Defence of State Welfare -
Bibliography - -
Preface - Acknowledgements - Introduction: Allyn Fives; Dr ALLYN FIVES lectures in the Department
Political Theory and Welfare - Utilitarianism - Jo Campling of Political Science and Sociology and the
Liberalism - Conservatism - Socialism - Department of Philosophy at the National
Political Liberalism - Communitarianism - University of Ireland, Galway.
Radicalism - In Defence of State Welfare -
Bibliography - -
Introduction; T.Shildrick, M.Simpson & Mark MARK SIMPSON is Principal Lecturer in
R.MacDonald - Trends in the Simpson; Criminology and Subject Group Leader of
Prevalence of Illicit Drug Use in Britain; Tracy Criminology, Sociology and Youth Studies at
R.Newcombe - 'See Emily Play': Shildrick; the University of Teesside, UK. His research
Youth Culture, Recreational Drug Use and Robert has focused around the areas of drug use,
Normalization; S.Blackman - MacDonald youth crime, and drug and criminal
Introduction; T.Shildrick, M.Simpson & Mark MARK SIMPSON is Principal Lecturer in
The Hardest Drug? Trends in Heroin Use in careers. TRACY SHILDRICK is
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Britain; T.Seddon - Drug Lecturer in Sociology/Youth Studies at the
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Markets and Dealing: From Street Dealer to University of Teesside, UK. She has
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Crime: Exploring the Links; young people, youth culture and illicit drugs.
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Britain; T.Seddon - Drug Lecturer in Sociology/Youth Studies at the
Dowey
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Studies, UK. He has researched and
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Markets and Dealing: From Street Dealer to University of Teesside, UK. She has
A.McInnes
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Victimisation: published extensively around young people,
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Treatment;
Contesting C.Webster
Victimhood - Understanding - Drugs young adults and social and economic
Crime: Exploring the Links; young people, youth culture and illicit drugs.
in Britain: Discussion
Victimisation: Exploring and Conclusions;
Harms - Official change. He is the co-author of
T.McSweeney,
Crimes, M.Hough
Communities and &Criminology
P.Turnbull- Gordon ROBERT
GORDON HUGHESYouth? MACDONALD
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in Britain: Discussion
Management and Conclusions;
of the "Anti-Social" in change. He
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Prevention and editor of
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Communities - Criminological Futures Imagining Welfare Futures
Security - Expertise and Agency in the European Society of Criminology's
(1998). He is co-editor of
Community Safety and Crime Control - The European Governance of Public Safety
Criminological Perspectives, Crime
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Migrants Old and New - Chain Migration to London, UK. He has published widely in the
Sector Impact - Development and Economic on Farming Systems in Eastern
Forced Migration - PART 2: RIGHTS - fields of development, migration and Middle
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Family Life: Maternal Femininities and Haywood Making of Men: Masculinities, Sexualities
Paternal Masculinities - In and Out of and Schooling (1994) and
Labour: Beyond the Cult of Domesticity and Contemporary Racisms and
PART 1: THEORY AND POLITICS - Diane DIANE RICHARDSON is Professor of
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in Late Modernity - Sporting Genders: Media Understanding Masculinities (1996),
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- Gender
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the Gendering a CulturalTheorising
2000), Studies and the Degree programme
Feminist Agenda: Exploring the Intersections Sociology at the University of Sheffield, UK,
New Sex/Gender
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Fieldwork - Explorations in Actor's- Arlie Point of
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View - Data Collection versus Analysis -
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The Refurbishing of Critical
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Sociology
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structuralism
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Conclusion
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Appendix: The US Constitution teaches American Politics, Society and
History at the English Institute, University of
Foreword; H.Carby - Claire CLAIRE ALEXANDER is Lecturer in
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Introduction; C.Knowles & Alexander; Sociology at the London School of Economic
C.Alexander - Mapping Subjectivities; Caroline and Political Science, UK. She has
D.Goldberg - PART 1: SPACE Knowles researched and published on race, youth
& DIASPORA - "Home from Home": Youth, and masculinity in Britain. Publications
Belonging and Place; L.Back - include The Art of Being Black
Foreword; H.Carby - Claire CLAIRE ALEXANDER is Lecturer in
Diaspora Politics Through Style: Racialized (Oxford University Press, 1996) and
Introduction; C.Knowles & Alexander; Sociology at the London School of Economic
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P.Bhachu - Global and Local 2000). CAROLINE KNOWLES is
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& DIASPORA - "Home from Home": Youth, and masculinity in Britain. Publications
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Belonging and Place; L.Back - include The Art of Being Black
Migration withHealth
Comparative Old: Exploring
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Introduction of Bedlam
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Diaspora Politics Through Style: Racialized (Oxford University Press, 1996) and
Asylum
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of Health Care K.Reed
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Setting Burau The Invention
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Migrants in
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Allocating Dangerousness
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University Ethnicity
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B.St.Louis - Remembering (Broadview
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range of topics, including the
Migrants in Hong Kong; Dangerousness (Broadview Press,
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D.Noble - Uses of the Exotic: in the welfare state.
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State of Theory, and Sociology
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Sociological Knowledge - Sociology and of Family Life.
Rationalisation and the Culture Industry - the School of Sociology at the University of
Ideology - Dimension Five: Structure and
The End of Enlightenment: Critical Theory, the West of England, UK. He is author of
Agency - Social Structure and Its
Modernity and Genocide - Jurgen Social Theory, Psychoanalysis and
Alternatives - New Ideas on Structure and
Habermas: Self Reflection, Rationality and Racism and is editor of the
Agency - Conclusion
Introduction - Marx and - References
Engels - Classical Jonathan JONATHAN JOSEPH is a Lecturer in Politics
Communicative Action - Michel Foucault: international journal Psychoanalysis,
Marxism - Praxis Marxism - Structuralism - Joseph and International Relations at the University
Reason and Unreason - From the 'Ship of Culture & Society.
Critical Theory - Applications - Beyond of Kent at Canterbury, UK. He specializes in
Fools' to Disciplinary Society - Post
Marxism? - Conclusion - Bibliography social and political theory and the philosophy
Modernism, Post Modernity and Hyperreality
of social science.
- Shrinking the World: The Globalisation of
Modernity - Risk
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and Engels Jonathan JONATHAN JOSEPH is a Lecturer in Politics
(Dis)Information:
Marxism - Praxis From
Marxism Reflexive
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Modernisation
Critical Theory to Cybersociality
- Applications - Critical
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Psycho-Social
Marxism? - ConclusionStudies: -ABibliography
Conclusion - social and political theory and the philosophy
Bibliography of social science.
Introduction - Chicago Sociology - Symbolic Brian Roberts BRIAN ROBERTS is Visiting Professor,
Interactionism 1: Origins - Symbolic Centre for Border Studies, University of
Interactionism 2: Developments - Erving Glamorgan, UK. He was a co-author of the
Goffman - Phenomenology and classic Policing the Crisis by
Ethnomethodology - Subjective Experience, Hall et al and is the author of
Feminism and Sociology - Theoretical Biographical Research (2002,
Developments in Micro Social Theory - Open University Press).
Substantive Developments in Micro Social
Theory - Conclusion - Glossary -
Bibliography - References - Index
Introduction - Chicago Sociology - Symbolic Brian Roberts BRIAN ROBERTS is Visiting Professor,
Interactionism 1: Origins - Symbolic Centre for Border Studies, University of
Interactionism 2: Developments - Erving Glamorgan, UK. He was a co-author of the
Goffman - Phenomenology and classic Policing the Crisis by
Ethnomethodology - Subjective Experience, Hall et al and is the author of
Feminism and Sociology - Theoretical Biographical Research (2002,
List of Figures - Acknowledgements - Rob Stones ROB STONES is the author of
Developments in Micro Social Theory - Open University Press).
Introduction: Structuration Theory - Sociological Reasoning
Substantive Developments in Micro Social
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Theory - Conclusion - Glossary -
Influences - Critics of Structuration: Friends Key Sociological Thinkers
Bibliography - References - Index
or Foes? - Strong Structuration 1: Ontology - (Palgrave Macmillan 1998). He is Professor
Strong Structuration 2: The Research Focus in Sociology at the University of Essex, UK.
List of Figures - Acknowledgements - Rob Stones ROB STONES is the author of
and the Wider Picture - Case Studies in
Introduction: Structuration Theory - Sociological Reasoning
Structuration: Morawska's Insecure
Giddens's Structuration Theory and its (Palgrave Macmillan 1996) and the editor of
Prosperity and Ibsen's A Dolls
Influences - Critics of Structuration: Friends Key Sociological Thinkers
House - Conclusion - Further Reading
or Foes? - Strong Structuration 1: Ontology - (Palgrave Macmillan 1998). He is Professor
- Bibliography
Strong Structuration 2: The Research Focus in Sociology at the University of Essex, UK.
Acknowledgements - Introduction: The Graham Crow GRAHAM CROW is Reader in Sociology at
and the Wider Picture - Case Studies in
Importance of Sociological Argument - Karl the University of Southampton, UK. He is
Structuration: Morawska's Insecure
Marx: Sociology as Radical Criticism - Emile widely published and is the author of
Prosperity and Ibsen's A Dolls
Durkheim: Sociology as the Identification of Comparative Sociology and Social
House - Conclusion - Further Reading
Social Facts - Max Weber: Sociology as the Theory and Social
- Bibliography
Science of Interpretive Understanding - Solidarities amongst other books. His
Acknowledgements - Introduction: The Graham Crow GRAHAM CROW is Reader in Sociology at
Talcott Parsons: Sociology as Systematic research interests include sociological
Importance of Sociological Argument - Karl the University of Southampton, UK. He is
Reflection - Charles Wright Mills: Sociology theory, comparative sociology and the
Marx: Sociology as Radical Criticism - Emile widely published and is the author of
as an Imaginative Craft - Erving Goffman: sociology of families and communities.
Durkheim: Sociology as the Identification of Comparative Sociology and Social
Sociology as an Eye for Detail - Michel
Social Facts - Max Weber: Sociology as the Theory and Social
Foucault: Sociology as Shocking - Ann
Science of Interpretive Understanding - Solidarities amongst other books. His
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Talcott Parsons: Sociology as Systematic research interests include sociological
Conclusion
YOUTH: - Bibliography
CONCEPTS, THEORY AND Mary Jane Cultural Geography in the School of
Reflection - Charles Wright Mills: Sociology theory, comparative sociology and the
ACTION - Introducing Gender - Researching Kehily Geography, Politics and Sociology,
as an Imaginative Craft - Erving Goffman: sociology of families and communities.
Gender: towards global ethnographies - University of Newcastle, UK. He is author of
Sociology as an Eye for Detail - Michel
Gender Relations in Late Modernity: young the critically acclaimed ethnography
Foucault: Sociology as Shocking - Ann
masculinities in crisis - Gender Relations in Race, Place and Globalisation: Youth
Oakley: Sociology
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Late Modernity: youthful femininities and the Cultures in a Changing World (Berg
Conclusion - Bibliography
Social Differentiation and Determinants of Hunt Lecturer/Researcher in Sociology at the
new girl order - Gender in a Global Context - 2003). MARY JANE KEHILY is
the Life Course - Reproduction, Infancy and University of the West of England, UK. He is
PART 2: PERFORMING GENDER AND Senior Lecturer in Childhood and Youth
Parenting - Childhood: Issues and a referee for the British Journal of
YOUTH: PRODUCTION, REGULATION Studies at the The Open University, UK. She
Perspectives - Contemporary Youth - Sociology, the Journal of
AND CONSUMPTION - Producing and is author of Sexuality, Gender and
Relationships, Sexualities, and the Family - Contemporary Religion and
Regulating Gender:
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Death Pentecostudies. His
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publications include Religion in
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Western Society, Alternative
Relationships, Sexualities, and the Family - Contemporary Religion and
Introduction - Labour Markets - Education - Religion,
Ken Roberts KEN ROBERTSand Anyone
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Individualization and the Reflexive Self - 
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Death Pentecostudies. His
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publications include Religion in
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the Department of Sociology, Social Policy
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Leisure Industries. He is a former
Divisions - Leisure - Class Divisions - Politics Liverpool, UK. He is the author of many
chair of the World Leisure Research
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Roehampton.
Leisure Industries. He is a former
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Sports-Related Studies in 1996 and 2001.
Acknowledgements - User Guide: At A Paul Bowman PAUL BOWMAN is Senior Lecturer in
Glance - Introduction: Deconstructing 'the Cultural Studies at Roehampton University,
Popular' - PART 1: Inversion - Help Me If UK. His previous books include
You Can, Ibm Feeling Down: Deconstructing Interrogating Cultural Studies
Self-Help - Can I help you? Deconstructing(,) (2003), Post-Marxism versus Cultural
Words & Music - Ghost Dog: The Studies (2007) and The Truth of
The Everyday: Introduction to an Michael Hviid MICHAEL HVIID JACOBSEN is Associate
Deconstruction of Identity - Street Fetishism: E=iE>ek (2007).
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the Non-Human - Human Nature? Human and Social Evolution, was published
Capitalism: Critical
Technology and Theory
Social Power and-Critical
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Behaviour and Genetic Determinism - by Palgrave Macmillan in 2003.
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as Subjects/Objects
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published articles on technology
FOUR: - Conclusions: Reflexive
THREE:
Limits of CASE
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Epistemological Diversity (RED) - Tables
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the Non-Human - Human Nature? Human and Social Evolution, was published
Preface
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andofGenetic
Tables Determinism
and Figures -- John Horne JOHN HORNE teaches in the Scottish
by Palgrave Macmillan in 2003.
Introduction
Medical Genetics - PART ONE:
and Human Health - PART Centre for P.E., Sport and Leisure Studies,
GLOBALIZATION, CONSUMERIZATION
FOUR: - Conclusions: Reflexive University of Edinburgh, UK. Previous books
AND THE MASS MEDIA - Consumer
Epistemological Diversity (RED) - Tables Culture include Sport, Leisure and Social
and the Global Sports Market - Sport, Relations (co-edited, Routledge,
Consumerization and the Mass Media - 1987), Work and
Introduction: Theorizing Undefined Society - Jörg JÖRG DÜRRSCHMIDT is Lecturer of
PART TWO: COMMODIFICATION, Unemployment (Longman, 1988) and
Urban Worlds and Global Cities - Borders, Dürrschmidt; Sociology at Kassel University, Germany.
REGULATION AND POWER - Advertising, Understanding Sport (co-
Border Regions and Post-Socialist Graham His previous publications include
Sponsorship and the Commodification of authored, Spon, 1999).
Transformations - The Workplace in Taylor Everyday Lives in the Global City: The
Sport - Sport, Social Regulation and Power -
Transition - Consumption: Money and Delinking of Locale and Milieu (2000)
PART THREE: LIFESTYLES, IDENTITIES
Identity in the Postmodern World - Politics and Globalisierung
AND SOCIALTheorizing
Introduction: DIVISIONS - Sport, Identities
Undefined Society - Jörg JÖRG DÜRRSCHMIDT is Lecturer of
Beyond the State: New Individualities and (2002). GRAHAM TAYLOR is
and Lifestyles
Urban Worlds and in Consumer Culture
Global Cities - Sport Dürrschmidt; Sociology at Kassel University, Germany.
- Borders,
Solidarities - Nature, Environment, Milieu: Senior Lecturer of Sociology at the
and Social
Border Divisions
Regions in Consumer Culture - Graham
and Post-Socialist His previous publications include
Life in Risk Society - Reconstructing the University of the West of England, UK. His
Conclusion
Transformations - Bibliography - Index in
- The Workplace Taylor Everyday Lives in the Global City: The
Social previous publications include State,
Transition - Consumption: Money and Delinking of Locale and Milieu (2000)
Regulation and the Politics of Human
Identity in the Postmodern World - Politics and Globalisierung
Introduction - Understanding Organisations, Janette Webb JANETTE Service: TheWEBBCaseisofReader
the Water
in Sociology at
Beyond the State: New Individualities and (2002). GRAHAM TAYLOR is
Identities and the Self: A Conceptual Industry
the University of(1999) and Money
Edinburgh, UK, and co-and
Solidarities - Nature, Environment, Milieu: Senior Lecturer of Sociology at the
Framework - Globalising Economies and the Human
editor Condition
of The Changing(co-authored
Politics of by
Life in Risk Society - Reconstructing the University of the West of England, UK. His
Organisations - Organisations, Identities and Michael Equality.
Gender Neary) (1998). She is a Non-
Social previous publications include State,
Consumption - Public Service Re- Executive Director of an NHS Scotland
Regulation and the Politics of Human
Organisation, Work and Consumer Health Board and has published articles in
Introduction - Understanding Organisations, Janette Webb JANETTE Service: TheWEBBCaseisofReader
the Water
in Sociology at
Citizenship - Organisations and Global sociology, management studies and
Identities and the Self: A Conceptual Industry
the University of(1999) and Money
Edinburgh, UK, and co-and
Divisions of Labour - Occupational psychology journals.
Framework - Globalising Economies and the Human
editor Condition
of The Changing(co-authored
Politics of by
Restructuring, Work and Social Divisions -
Organisations - Organisations, Identities and Michael Neary) (1998). She is a Non-
Gender Equality.
We are the Company: Work, Control and
Consumption - Public Service Re- Executive Director of an NHS Scotland
Identity in the Organisations of Advanced
Organisation, Work and Consumer Health Board and has published articles in
Capitalism
Out of Balance- Organisations
or just Out of are Us:
Bounds? Chris CHRIS WARHURST is Professor of Labour
Citizenship - Organisations and Global sociology, management studies and
Understanding Self-Identitybetween
Mapping the Relationships in Organised
Work Warhurst; Studies and Director of the Scottish Centre
Divisions of Labour - Occupational psychology journals.
Societies
and - Conclusion
Life; D.R.Eikhof, Doris Ruth for Employment Research at the University
Restructuring, Work and Social Divisions -
A.Haunschild & Eikhof; Axel of Strathclyde in Glasgow, UK. His teaching,
We are the Company: Work, Control and
C.Warhurst - Work-life Balance: Haunschild research and writing focus on work,
Identity in the Organisations of Advanced
Three Terms in search of a Definition; employment and organisation issues in the
Capitalism - Organisations are Us:
J.MacInnes - Job Spillover: How international economy. DORIS
Understanding Self-Identity in Organised
Parents' Jobs Effect their Kids; RUTH EIKHOF is Lecturer in Organisation
Societies - Conclusion
B.Pocock - The Time Bind and Studies at the Department of Management,
the Marketisation of Life; University of Stirling, UK, and Research
A.R.Hochschild - The Problem Associate at the Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien,
of the Boundary in Work-life Balance Austria. AXEL HAUNSCHILD is
Studies: Theorising the Total Responsibility Professor of Work, Employment and
About this book - Introduction - Getting to Sotirios SOTIRIOS SARANTAKOS is an adjunct
Know Your SPSS: SPSS - its many faces - Sarantakos professor in the School of Humanities and
Data analysis: Entering and Managing Data - Social Sciences at Charles Sturt University
Transforming Data - Tables, Central in Australia. He is the author of many books,
Tendency and Dispersion - Data Analysis: including Social Research, Marriage
Graphic Presentations - Tests of and the Family, Same-Sex Couples,
Introduction - Where do Research Ideas Patrick White PATRICK WHITE is Lecturer in Sociology at
Significance: Nonparametric Tests - Tests of Cohabitation in Transition. He has
Come From? - What Makes a Research the University of Leicester, UK. He is
Significance: Parametric Tests - Correlation been teaching research methods in Europe
Question? - What Makes a Question experienced in the teaching of research
Tests for Nominal Variables - Correlation and Australia for more than two decades.
'Researchable'? - Questions, Methods and methods and techniques throughout
Tests for Ordinal Variables - Correlation -
Indicators - Answering Research Questions - undergraduate level and has published
Regression for Interval/Ratio Variables -
Claims Evidence and Warrant - Afterword - - widely on teaching and research in
Appendix - Usefulorganized
300-400 entries, conceptsalphabetically.
-- Ken Roberts KEN ROBERTS is Professor of Sociology at
education.
the University of Liverpool, UK.
Preface and Acknowledgements - Ben BEN HIGHMORE is Senior Lecturer in the

Introduction - Methodology I: Culture, Cities Highmore School of Cultural and Media Studies at the
and Legibility - Street Scenes - Circulation, University of the West of England, Bristol,
Crowds, and Modernizing London - City of UK. He is the author of Everyday Life
Attractions - Commodities, Shopping, and and Cultural Theory: An Introduction
Consumer Choreography - Colonial Spacing (Routledge 2002) and editor of The
What is e-Learning - Traditional Skills - Alan Clarke ALAN CLARKE is a part-time tutor for the
- Control and Conflict in the Colonial and Everyday Life Reader (Routledge,
Computer Skills - Learning Environments - e- Open University, UK, and Associate
Neo-Colonial City - Urban Noir - Mobility and 2002).
Learning skills - Developing Skills - e- Director at the National Institute for Adult
Movement in Detective Fiction - Networks -
Portfolios - Communication Skills - Group Continuing Education. He is currently
Communication, Information, and The
and Co-operative Learning - Further assisting with developing the curriculum for
Matrix - Conclusion - Methodology II:
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Rhythm-analysis
Preface - Introduction and Urban Culture-
- Vocabulary Joan van JOAN VAN EMDEN is senior consultant for
Assessing Your Learning Skills - Appendix 2: many publications including IT Skills for
Sentences and Punctuation - Paragraph and Emden the Jove Centre, which specialises in
Tips for the Successful e-Learner - Appendix Successful Study (Palgrave Macmillan,
Format - Good Style - The Presentation of technical communication, both written and
3: Assessing Your ICT Skills - Appendix 4: 2005).
Written Information - Writing for Publication - spoken, and a Visiting Lecturer at the
Main Sources of Dissatisfaction - Appendix
The Presentation of Written Information - University of Reading, UK. She speaks
5: Referencing electronic sources - Glossary
Further Reading - Words and Phrases regularly at conferences and has written a
- Index
Introduction - Assets, Liabilities and Capital - Margaret MARGARET NICHOLSON is OCR (Oxford,
Discussed in the Text - Index number of books on the subject including
Double Entry Accounts - Purchases and Nicholson Cambridge and RSA) Chief Examiner, an
Presentation Skills for Students
Purchase Returns - Sales and Sales Returns OCR and NEC Accounting Consultant and a
with Lucinda Becker.
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Balancing Accounts - Trial Balance - established author with many years' teaching
Analysed Petty Cash Book and the Imprest and lecturing experience.
Preface - Acknowledgements - Sara Thorne SARA THORNE has many years' experience
System - Banking - Payments and Receipts -
Abbreviations - PART I: REFERENCE - THE of teaching English at school and further
Two-column Cash Book - Three-column
STRUCTURE OF ENGLISH - The Structure education level, where she has been
Cash Book and Cash Discounts - Bank
of English - Phonetics and Phonology - Style responsible for curriculum co-ordination and
Reconciliation Statements - Analysed
- How to use your knowledge - PART II: the development of a range of teaching
Purchases and Purchase Returns Day
LANGUAGE ISSUES - ASPECTS OF materials. She is currently an Educational
Books - Analysed
Introduction - PART Sales1: THE andNOVEL
Sales Returns
- Stories Richard Gill RICHARD GILL teaches English at
ENGLISH - Some Basic Concepts - English: Consultant and LEA English Adviser and is
Day Books - Trading,
- Characters - Narration Profit and
- Plot Loss
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A Living Language - Historical Change - also the author of Mastering
Accounts
The Scopeand Balance
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2: DRAMA - Leicester, UK, and teaches adults at the
Language Variation: Regional and Social - Poetry (Palgrave Macmillan, 2005).
Trading, Drama
Familiar Profit and - TheLoss Accounts
Language of and
the Stage University of Leicester. He is the author of
Child Language - Learning to Talk - PART
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Plots andSheets
Actions - Control Accounts
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Adjustments
Watching andfor Final Accounts:
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English - The- The
Introduction Language of Newspapers
Fashion- for Tim Jackson;
Prepayments
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AccrualsHearing - and
Adjustments
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TIM JACKSON is Principal Lecturer at
Austen (with Susan Gregory).
The Language- of
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Language offor
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Relations and the
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Within - Anthony ANTHONY DAVIS is a writer and
Language
Marketing of Broadcasting
Mix: Promotion - The
and Language
Marketing Jaeger, Dash and Harrods. He consults on
Payment
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Organisation Past - - Davis management consultant, specializing in
of Comedy - Other
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Branding in Fashion and Luxury - New fashion business DAVID
PART 6: INTERPRETATION
Marketing - Public Affairs - Community - Discovering universities and colleges and has originated
Approaches to Fashion Marketing - Strategic SHAW is one of the UK's leading
Meanings -- The
Relations Internal
Media Interpretation:
- Global Public and managed successful public relations
and Tactical Planning in Fashion Marketing - fashion marketing & retailing academics
Narratology,
Relations - The Grammar
Occupation and Genre - Internal
of Public programmes for a wide variety of companies,
Glossary - Index and writers, working freelance with many
Interpretation:
Relations Formalism
- Futures - Theorists
- Bibliography and
- Index professional firms and organizations.
international universities including the
Literary Features - Debating Interpretations -
Institute Marangoni and The Dublin Institute
External Interpretation: Social - External
of Technology. He has worked from shop
Interpretation: Feminism - External
floor to director level for many of the UK's
Interpretation: Psychological - External
largest fashion companies including Bhs,
Interpretation: Ideas - Issues in Interpretation
Debenhams, Top Shop and
Introduction - Important First Steps to Jonathan JONATHAN GROUCUTT is Principal
Success - Getting to Know your Tutors and Groucutt Lecturer in Strategy and Marketing at
the Administrative Staff - Preparing for Study the Business School, Oxford Brookes
- So Who Marks your Work? - Cheating - University, UK. As well as teaching
Copying, Collusion and Plagiarism - A Brief undergraduate, postgraduate and post
Guide to Referencing - When Things Go experience students, he has been involved
Acknowledgements - Introduction - Glossary Stella Cottrell STELLA COTTRELL is Director for Lifelong
Wrong - You Are Not Alone - Assignments - in module and programme development,
- What is Critical Thinking? - How Well Do Learning at the University of Leeds, UK. She
Team Working - Presentation Skills - both domestically and internationally and
You Think? - What's Their Point? - Is it an is author of the best-selling The Study
Examinations - Managing has extensive experience of teaching
Argument? - How Well Do They Say It? - Skills Handbook, as well as The
Dissertations - What's Next for You? international students. He has written
Reading Between the Lines - Does it Add Exam Skills Handbook, Critical
over forty business-related articles
Up? - Where's the Proof? - Critical Reading Thinking Skills and Skills for
Foreword - Writing - Working with Numbers Alan Clarke and is CLARKE
ALAN author of is
five business tutor
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Outlook) - Finding Information (Internet Marketing
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for Adult Continuing Education (NIACE). He
Access) - Presenting (Microsoft PowerPoint) is author of e-Learning Skills
- Managing your System (Microsoft (Palgrave Macmillan),
Introduction - Textual Concepts - Kenneth KENNETH PICKERING has successfully
Windows) - Glossary - Index Computing for Adults, Online Learning
Performance Concepts - Production Pickering combined the careers of academic,
and Social Exclusion and
Concepts - Staging Concepts - Critical playwright, author and theatre director. He
Designing Computer Based Learning
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Materials. 
Key Concepts - Index Two: General Index appointments in the UK and the US and is
now Chief Examiner for drama and speech
Acknowledgements - Preface - The Writing Sky Marsen SKY MARSEN specialises in writing, text
subjects at Trinity College, London. Kenneth
Process - Research and Information analysis and literary theory and has lectured
is the author of Studying Modern
Management - Style and Effect - Business in these areas internationally, including in
Drama (Palgrave Macmillan, 2003).
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Digital Media - Reports and Proposals - academic experience, she has managed
Critical Thinking - Business Document technical documentation projects in industry
Introduction - What is the Internet and What David P. DAVID DOLOWITZ is a Senior Lecturer in
Formats - Working in Teams - Job and advised corporate clients. She is the
are the Most Useful Research Tools? - Topic Dolowitz; the Department of Politics, University of
Applications - Writer's Reference - A Final author of Communication
Development - Research Methods - Search Steve Liverpool, UK. He specializes in comparative
Note.... - References - Bibliography - Index - Studies.
Strategies, Engines and Directories - Buckler; public and social policy. STEVE
Research Ethics - Key Sources of Online Fionnghuala BUCKLER is a Senior Lecturer in the
Information - Using the Internet to Generate Sweeney Department of Political Science and
Introduction - Getting the Most from Lectures Paul Griseri; PAUL GRISERI is currently the Director of
Individualised Data Sets - Is your Study International Studies at the University of
and Reading - Examinations - Responding to James Studies at the Management Studies Centre
Amenable to Online Interpretation? - Data Birmingham, UK.
Assignments - Learning in Groups - The Wisdom at University College, London, UK. He has
Analysis - Writing up your Research Paper FIONNGHUALA SWEENEY is
Dissertation - Researching for your taught extensively on Business postgraduate
or Dissertation - Plagiarism and Citation - Director of Studies and Lecturer in
Dissertation - Appendix - Useful Resources - programmes and has published on a range
Conclusion - Glossary - Appendices - Index Comparative American Studies at the
Index of Management subjects. JAMES
Studying Law: What's It All About? - The University
Simon Askey; SIMON of Liverpool,
ASKEY UK. Lecturer in Law
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WISDOM is the Vice-Chair of the Staff and
Jurisdictions of the Principal Courts - The Ian McLeod at London South Bank University,
Educational Development Association and
Constitutional Background to English Law - UK. IAN MCLEOD is a
Visiting Professor of Educational
The Sources of English Law - The Protection Visiting Professor of Law at the
Development at Middlesex University, UK.
of Human Rights and Fundamental University of Teesside, UK and an Associate
He also works as a higher education
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Introduction - Pre-departure Decisions - Hayo consultant,
HAYO specialising
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the Second Language Studies department at
Writing Case Notes - Answering Essay London, UK. He is the author of
English - Vocabulary - Lectures - Small Nick Moore; the University of Hawai'i. He was previously
Questions - Answering Problem Questions - Legal Method 6e, Legal
Group Learning - Reading - Decoding the Marilyn Lewis founding Director of the English Language
Oral Skills - Appendix 1: Extracts from the Method 4e and Key Concepts in
Assignment Questions and Gathering Data - Self-Access Centre at the University of
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and Journals: Some
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Index II: WRITING FOR DIFFERENT
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Beyond Lectures - Appendices - Index English as a Second
PURPOSES - Style - Letters - Creative Associate Lecturer with The Open
Language. NICK MOORE
Writing - Articles - Reports - Summaries - University, UK, and is also a freelance writer.
manages the learning centre at Languages
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Postgraduate Research - Choosing the Right teachers. MARILYN
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Tasks - Your Learning As a Research English as a Second Language.
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Choosing Appropriate Research
About this book - PART ONE: WRITING John Peck; JOHN PECK and MARTIN COYLE lecture in
CORRECTLY - Writing a Sentence - Martin Coyle English Literature at Cardiff University. They
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Presentation - The Right Word - A Note on
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Title - Index
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Author's Note - A History Essay in History - Ian Mabbett I.W. MABBETT is Reader in History at
and Independent Thought - Drafting Your Professor Emeritus of Aichi Bunkyo
A History Essay is Academic, is an Essay, is Monash University, Australia. He has held
Essay - Documenting Your Essay - Revision University, Nagoya, Japan.
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Knowing Your Sources - Reading Sources Centre (in the Australian National University)
The Importance of Good English Expression
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References
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and Independent Thought - Drafting Your Professor Emeritus of Aichi Bunkyo
The Nature and Origins of Conservation Primack Biology Department at Boston University,
Essay - Documenting Your Essay - Revision University, Nagoya, Japan.
Biology - Conservation Biologybs Ethical USA, and the former Associate
and Correction - Beyond the History Essay -
Principles - Achievements and Challenges - Director of the Environmental Studies
The Importance of Good English Expression
2. WHAT IS BIODIVERSITY? - Species Program. 
- Appendix: A Note on Historiography -
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References -Population
Exponential Glossary -Growth Index - Logistic Nicholas J. NICHOLAS J. GOTELLI is Professor in the
Diversity - Biodiversity Worldwide - 3. THE
Population Growth - Age-Structured Gotelli Department of Biology at the University of
VALUE OF BIODIVERSITY - Ecological
Population Growth - Metapopulation Vermont, USA
Economics - Direct Economic Values - The
Dynamics - Competition - Predation - Island
Long-Term View: Option Value - Existence
Biogeography - Succession - Species
Value - Environmental Ethics - 4. THREATS
Richness - Appendix: Working with
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Differential Equations - Solutions to
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Index -
Edge
BiosphereEffects - 4.- Coping
Environmental Degradation Sally D.
with Environmental Cain received his Ph.D. in Ecology and
and Pollution
Variation: Water - Global Climate Change
and Temperature - 5. - Hacker Evolutionary Biology from Cornell University,
Overexploitation
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John Hill John Hill is Professor and Head of Research
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John Hill John Hill is Professor and Head of Research
(1994); The Oxford Guide to Film Studies
in the Department of Media Arts at Royal
(1998); British Cinema in the 1980s (1999)
Holloway, University of London. He is the
and National Cinema and Beyond (2004).
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The Genius of Liberty * A Sky Aflame * The Juan Cole Juan Cole, internationally
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* Visions of Egyptian Liberty * The Cairo blogger, and Middle East expert, teaches
Revolt * Enlightenment and Islam * Murad history at the University of Michigan
Bey and the World of the Mamluks * Women and is the former president of
and French Egypt * Bonaparte's Egyptian MESA. He has written numerous
Legacy * Conclusion books, including Sacred Space and Holy
War. He lives in Ann Arbor, MI.
Peter O. Gray
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Gomery; Luke of American Broadcasting and Film,
Hockley University of Maryland. Luke Hockley is a
member of the Centre for Research in Media
and Cultural Studies at the University of
Sunderland.
- Acknowledgments - Notes on Contributors - Robert ROBERT MURPHY is Professor in Film
Introduction - PART I: DEBATES AND Murphy Studies at De Montfort University,
CONTROVERSIES - The British Cinema: UK and the author of British
The Known Cinema?; A.Lovell - Cinema and the Second World War
British Cinema as National Cinema: (2000) and a number of other books on
Production, Audience and Representation; British cinema. He edited Directors in
- Acknowledgments - Notes on Contributors - Robert ROBERT MURPHY is Professor in Film
J.Hill - They Think Itbs All Over: British and Irish Cinema: A Reference
Introduction - PART I: DEBATES AND Murphy Studies at De Montfort University,
British Cinemabs US Surrender, A View from Companion (BFI 2006). 
CONTROVERSIES - The British Cinema: UK and the author of British
2001; N.James - Paradise
The Known Cinema?; A.Lovell - Cinema and the Second World War
Found and Lost: The Course of British
British Cinema as National Cinema: (2000) and a number of other books on
Realism; G.Brown - Lindsay
Production, Audience and Representation; British cinema. He edited Directors in
Anderson and the Development of British Art Jeremy D.
J.Hill - They Think Itbs All Over: British and Irish Cinema: A Reference
Cinema; E.Hedling - The Wrong PickettHeaps;
British Cinemabs US Surrender, A View from Companion (BFI 2006). 
Sort of Cinema: Refashioning the Heritage Julianne
2001; N.James - Paradise
Film Debate; S.Hall - British Cult PickettHeaps
Found and Lost: The Course of British
Cinema; J.Smith - PART II:
Realism; G.Brown - Lindsay
INDUSTRY, GENRE, REPRESENTATION -
Anderson and the Development of British Art Richard Richard Armstrong is a freelance film writer
British Film Censorship;
Cinema; E.Hedling - The Wrong Armstrong and tutor whose work has appeared in
J.Richards &
Sort of Cinema: Refashioning the Heritage Uncut, Senseofcinema.com, Bright Lights
J.Robertson - Exhibition and the
Film Debate; S.Hall - British Cult Film Journal, Tes/Thes, In the Picture,
Cinema-going Experience;
Cinema; J.Smith - PART II: learning Resources Journal, and Film
A.Eyles - Action, Spectacle and
INDUSTRY, GENRE, REPRESENTATION - Quarterly. He is also the author of Billy
the
1. Boybs Own
THEORY - ANTradition in British Cinema;
INTRODUCTION; 2. THE Wendy Wendy Helsby is an experienced teacher
British Film Censorship; Wilder. American Film Realist (McFarland,
J.Chapman
FAMILY; 3. SCHOOLS - Traditions
AND TEACHERS;of the 4. Helsby and author. She teaches Media Studies and
J.Richards & 2000) and a contributor to Contemporary
British
THE Horror Film;
POLICE; I.Conrich
5. MENTAL ILLNESS; and -
6. the Film Studies AS and A level at Sixth Form
J.Robertson - Exhibition North American Film Directors and
Traditions of British
PROSTITUTION; 7. Comedy;
GYPSIES; 8. college and for the Open University. She has
Cinema-going Experience; Contemporary British and Irish Film Directors
R.Dacre
FOOTBALL; 9. BEYOND - British Cinema and
BRITISHNESS; been an examiner for Media and Film
A.Eyles - Action, Spectacle and (Wallflower Critical Guides, 2000/2001).
Black
10. Representation;
EAST IS EAST: A J.Pines
CASE STUDY. - Studies and had led inset courses for
the Boybs Own Tradition in British Cinema;
Exiles and British Cinema; K.Gough- teachers and for GCSE students. She is on
J.Chapman - Traditions of the
Yates - Where Are Those Buggers?: the BFI Secondary Teachers Advisory
British Horror Film; I.Conrich -
Aspects of Homosexuality in Mainstream Panel.
Traditions of British Comedy;
British Cinema; S.Bruzzi - PART
R.Dacre - British Cinema and
III: BRITISH CINEMA 1895b1939 - Before
Black Representation; J.Pines -
Blackmail: Silent British Cinema;
Exiles and British Cinema; K.Gough-
C.Barr - Big Studio Production
Yates - Where Are Those Buggers?:
in the Pre-Quota Years,
Aspects of Homosexuality in Mainstream
J.Burrows - Late Silent
British Cinema; S.Bruzzi - PART
Britain; C.Gledhill - The
III: BRITISH CINEMA 1895b1939 - Before
British Documentary Film Movement;
Blackmail: Silent British Cinema;
I.Aitken - British Film and the
C.Barr - Big Studio Production
National Interest, 1927b39;
in the Pre-Quota Years,
S.Street - A Despicable
J.Burrows - Late Silent
Tradition? Quota-quickies in the
Britain; C.Gledhill - The
1930s; L.Napper - A British
British Documentary Film Movement;
Studio System: The Associated British
I.Aitken - British Film and the
Picture Corporation and the Gaumont-British
National Interest, 1927b39;
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400 Business Accounting
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312 An Introduction to Human Resource Management
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280 Rethinking Reward
336 Searching for the Human in Human Resource Management
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288 Business, Government and Globalization
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550 An Introduction to General Chemistry
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480 Chemistry
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224 Medicines and Society

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296 An Introduction to Community Dance Practice
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192 CineTech
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280 Improvisation in Drama

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288 Britain's Modernised Civil Service
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240 Elections and Voters in Britain
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424 Northern Ireland
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304 Parliament in British Politics
576 Politics and Governance in the UK
336 Scottish Politics
336 Scottish Politics
320 Non-Democratic Regimes
320 Non-Democratic Regimes
248 Why Politics Matters
280 Women, Power and Politics

280 Women, Power and Politics
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312 Challenging Global Inequality
336 Good Governance and Development
336 Good Governance and Development
384 International Development
384 International Development
320 The Global Politics of Unequal Development
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264 Competition Policy in the European Union
328 Contemporary Europe

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528 Debates on European Integration
232 Democracy in the New Europe
232 Democracy in the New Europe
336 Developments in Central and East European Politics 4
336 Developments in Central and East European Politics 4
408 Developments in European Politics
408 Developments in European Politics
336 Developments in French Politics 4
336 Developments in French Politics 4
424 European Politics

424 European Politics
680 Ever Closer Union
280 Governance and Politics of the Netherlands
280 Governance and Politics of the Netherlands
272 Interest Representation in the European Union 2ed
272 Interest Representation in the European Union 2ed
328 Ireland and the European Union
328 Ireland and the European Union
336 Security and Defence Policy in the European Union
336 Security and Defence Policy in the European Union
416 The Council of Ministers

416 The Council of Ministers
320 The Dynamics of European Integration
320 The Dynamics of European Integration
368 The European Parliament
368 The European Parliament
224 The European Superpower
224 The European Superpower
392 The Foreign Policy of the European Union
392 The Foreign Policy of the European Union
656 The Government and Politics of the European Union
512 The Political System of the European Union

264 Understanding the European Union
264 Understanding the European Union
240 What is the European Union
240 What is the European Union
328 A Special Relationship
328 A Special Relationship
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240 Contemporary Debates On Nationalism
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520 Globalization
264 International Organization
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344 Issues in World Politics
344 Issues in World Politics
272 Rational Choice
272 Rational Choice
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344 Regionalism & Globalization in East Asia
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288 Rethinking Nationalism

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272 Security in the New Europe
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304 The United Nations
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352 Modern Politics and Government

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328 The Politics Companion
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216 The New Politics of Gender Equality
288 Business, Government and Globalization
280 Foundations of International Political Economy
280 Foundations of International Political Economy
496 Global Political Economy
496 Global Political Economy
336 Globalizing International Political Economy

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288 Rethinking Asia's Economic Miracle
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392 The Age of Migration
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344 The New Political Economy of Development
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208 The Origins of the Cold War
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328 A New Politics of Identity

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432 History of Western Political Thought
432 History of Western Political Thought
384 Political Ideologies
384 Political Ideologies
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384 Research Methods in Politics
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424 Rethinking Multiculturalism
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440 Local Government in the United Kingdom
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232 The Tools of Government in the Digital Age
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304 Developments in Russian Politics 6
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304 Contemporary Security and Strategy
384 The Security Dilemma
384 The Security Dilemma
336 Changing Cities

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500 Fundamentals of Abnormal Psychology
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160 Quantifying Behavior the JWatcher Way
576 An Introduction to Brain and Behavior
560 Behavioral Genetics
630 Biological Psychology

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352 Existential Perspectives on Human Issues
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184 Working with Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children
184 Working with Unaccompanied Asylum Seeking Children
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272 A Caring Society?

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304 Community Care in Perspective
256 Community Work
200 Essentials of Community Care
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408 An Introduction to Criminology and Criminal Justice
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232 Journeys Through Mental Illness
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280 Effective Interviewing in Social Work and Social Care
256 Empowerment, Participation and Social Work
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384 Modern Social Work Theory
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344 Social Work Practice
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224 Understanding Social Work
224 Working With Violence
320 The Origins of Social Work
320 The Origins of Social Work
264 New Theories of Welfare
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216 Drugs in Britain
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248 The Politics of Crime and Community
464 AIDS in the Twenty-First Century
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344 Refugees in a Global Era
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312 Introducing Gender and Women's Studies
312 Introducing Gender and Women's Studies
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240 Global Networks
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480 Being Sociological
480 Being Sociological
608 Global Sociology
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496 Key Sociological Thinkers
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368 Contemporary America
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272 Making Race Matter
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288 Doing a Successful Research Project
232 Qualitative Discourse Analysis in the Social Sciences
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208 Dimensions of Sociological Theory
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224 From Enlightenment to Risk
184 Marxism and Social Theory
184 Marxism and Social Theory
200 Micro Social Theory

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240 Structuration Theory
240 Structuration Theory
216 The Art of Sociological Argument
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232 Gender, Youth and Culture
240 The Life Course: A Sociological Introduction
240 The Life Course: A Sociological Introduction
256 Youth in Transition
256 Youth in Transition
248 Deconstructing Popular Culture

248 Deconstructing Popular Culture
448 Encountering the Everyday
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248 Media and Communication Technologies
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328 Politics and the Media in Britain
240 The Sociology of Art
216 Embodying Health Identities
224 Health, Technology and Society
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224 Sociologies of Disability and Illness

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192 Technology and Social Power
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216 Sport In Consumer Culture
208 Globalization, Modernity & Social Change
208 Globalization, Modernity & Social Change
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