I Think I Love You

"Visions, imaginaries, and fictional expectations are central for an understanding of our energy futures, determining what is desirable and undesirable, achievable or impossible. Energy visions should feature centrally in our research and policy mixes, and I welcome Visions of Energy Futures for ambitiously pushing such an agenda forward." -- Maarten Hajer, Professor of Urban Futures, Utrecht University,The Netherlands

"Visions, discourses and framings of low-carbon innovations shape meanings and legitimacy that, in turn, influence support from various actors, including policymakers and funders. Contributing to debates about the performative roles of visions, Benjamin Sovacool’s new book draws important lessons from six case studies across various countries and domains, which illuminate how future energy systems are affected by discursive strugglesat present. Important reading for students and scholars alike." -- Frank Geels, Professor of System Innovation, University of Manchester, UK
"Technology is rooted in the future. Hence, the development and use of low-carbon energy systems requires fundamental changes in how the future is imagined. Benjamin Sovacool elegantly explores and explains how imaginations of the future could feed, guide and inspire technological innovations in six state-of-the-art energy systems. This book provides an important and timely contribution to the questof energy transitions." -- Harro van Lente, Professor of Science and Technology Studies, Maastricht University, The Netherlands

Imagining and Innovating Low-Carbon Transitions

Visions of Energy Futures

A Practical Guide to Strategic Thinking and Business Planning for SMEs

How to Make More Money Than You Know How to Spend

"The dominant consensus among political scientists, and in the West more broadly, is that Orthodox Christianity is unfriendly towards democracy. In this critically important study, political scientist Marko Veković surprises readers with a far more dynamic and diverse reality. Through incisive analysis and thorough research, he demonstrates that Orthodox churches have acted both as leaders and resisters in the wave of democratization in Orthodox-majority countries that has taken place since the end of the Cold War. In doing so, he succeeds in filling a yawning gap in scholarship on religion and global politics and in producing a book that every student of this field would do well to read." — Daniel Philpott, University of Notre Dame, USA

"The relations between Orthodox Christianity and democratisation have often been portrayed in a negative light, not the least in post-communist times. By comparing democratisation processes in three predominantly Orthodox countries (Greece, Serbia and Russia), this book offers rich and valuable insights and argues for a necessary nuanced approach to the specificities of each Orthodox milieu that will help avoiding generalisations and ideologisations." — Vasilios N. Makrides, University of Erfurt, Germany

"The book will be useful not only for those who are professionally engaged in the religion issues, but also for people who are interested in the direction and course of political processes in the modern world. Considering religious traditions and political practices in countries of the Orthodox Christian Churches, the author shows that in a situation of postmodernism in the context of cultural ambiguity determination changes occur not only in the basis of identity, but also in relations between the Church, government and society that has affected the process of democratization in Greece, Serbia and Russia." — Nataliya Velikaya, Russian State University for the Humanities, Russia

"This book is a valuable contribution of the Belgrade’s school of politology of religion towards better understanding of the political importance of Orthodox Christianity across Eastern Europe. Dr Marko Veković offers useful, original and comparative insights in the roles of the Orthodox Christian Churches in the political processes in Greece, Serbia and Russia, and shows that studying and analysing religion is of great importance for understanding politics in this part of the world." — Miroljub Jevtić, University of Belgrade, Serbia

Comparing Greece, Serbia and Russia

Democratization in Christian Orthodox Europe

An Applied Sociology Approach

Relationships and the Course of Social Events During Mineral Exploration

The Little Book of Grief

Der Behüter: Thriller

Devouring Darkness

a selection of papers

Professional development in CALL

Education in India, 1780-1860

Beyond Macaulay

&ldquo;[An] important new novel . . . superior entertainment.&rdquo;&mdash;The Washington Post &#160; &ldquo;Powerful . . . a satisfying, old-fashioned, good guy/bad guy legal thriller.&rdquo;&mdash;The Christian Science Monitor &#160; &ldquo;Yes, Gray Mountain is fiction. But after reading the book, you&rsquo;ll believe heroic action must be taken.&rdquo;&mdash;USA Today &#160; &ldquo;Grisham has written one of his best legal dramas.&rdquo;&mdash;Associated Press

A Novel

Gray Mountain

Macaws

A history of the Forty-fourth regiment, New York volunteer infantry, in the civil war, 1861-1865

Wie Unternehmerfamilien im Dialog mit der Vielfalt neue Kompetenzen entwickeln

Familienstrategie erleben und gestalten

"Addressing a gap in the public administration literature, Maternity Leave, Second Edition is very well researched and covers a lot of ground, from work–life balance, legislation related to pregnancy and maternity leave, birthrates, fertility rates, women’s health, comparing international parental leave policies, to presenting in-depth profiles of women who have confronted challenges while utilizing maternity leave. This book is an excellent resource for anyone interested in the topic of maternity leave." —Meghna Sabharwal, University of Texas at Dallas, USA

"Gordon and Rauhaus provide a truly comprehensive approach to the study of maternity leave. This book is a must read, not only for scholars and policy makers, but anyone interested in—or affected by—pregnancy and maternity leave policies." —Mary McThomas, University of California, Irvine, USA

"This edition delivers a truly definitive exploration of maternity leave. Looking back and leaning forward, this book leaves no corner unexamined. Personnel administrators, those who teach, or simply those interested in understanding parental leave for personal use will appreciate Gordon and Rauhaus’s depth and insights." —Hillary J. Knepper, Pace University, New York, USA

"Victoria Gordon and Beth M. Rauhaus’s insight and discoveries are eye-opening. Their ideas and solutions can help break the glass ceiling, support modern families, and boost the economy. I hope every executive manager and policy maker reads it and, in turn, creates the change we need." —Elena Donovan Mauer, Parenting Writer and Editor, New York, USA

Policy and Practice

Maternity Leave

When We Let Go

"An extraordinary example of sustained scholarship, fitting a huge amount of literature into a compelling and persuasive narrative." - Geoff Harcourt, Emeritus Reader in the History of Economic Theory, University of Cambridge

China and the West since the Asian Financial Crisis

Finance and the Real Economy

Coloring Book for Adults

Vintage Tattoo Designs

Heterogeneous Agent Systems

How One Man Stood Up to Communism

The Tomato Smuggler

Everest Has Manners

Essays in Honour of Joan Thirsk

English Rural Society, 1500 1800

Approaches to Teaching Pound's Poetry and Prose

De-Westernizing Spiritual Formation

Our Unforming

Spark

The Criterion Association

Intellectuals and Fascism in Interwar Romania

Hostile Humor in Renaissance France

Letters on the Art and Journey of Being Brave and Being Me

Dear Universe, I Get It Now

Essay on the Classification of the Insane

Long Journey Home

The life of William Cavendish, duke of Newcastle, to which is added The true relation of my birth, breeding and life

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