Regaining Control When Your Child Is Out of Control

The Angry Child

Are Wolves Afraid of the Dark?

A story that's both murder mystery and reflection on otherness

Winner of the 2020 Edgar Award for best first novel

Miracle Creek

"The ability to capture and apply knowledge is a key factor in a successful product development system. Allen Ward’s visible knowledge approach is a powerful enabler for improved learning and decision making. Thanks to Durward and Dantar for bringing us this important work." 
-Jim Morgan, Senior Advisor for the Lean Enterprise Institute and former product development executive for the Ford Motor Company.

The Secret Behind Lean Product Development

Visible Knowledge for Flawless Design

"This book is of a significant contribution to the global mixed race literature, being the first Norwegian contribution in the field. The book consists of rich theoretical discussions with empirical material. The book is recommended to all scholars and students interested in the question of not only race and ethnicity in the Nordic context but also mixed identity and experiences in a global perspective." - Sayaka Osanami Törngren - Malmö University, Sweden

A Comparative Approach to Mixed Race Identity and Nordic Exceptionalism

Color that Matters

An Intellectual History

Critical International Theory

"Robert Stam takes on the world—world literature, world cinema, world digital media, even world music—in this heaven-storming encyclopedia that shows what happens to all sorts of entertainment when it crosses national and cultural borders and gets reconceptualized, rebranded, marginalized, reviled, hailed, or all of the above. Although his canvas is vast, Stam is less a synthesizer intent on providing a single authoritative map revealing the relations among world literature, postcolonial literature, and transnational cinema than an effervescent and monumentally well-informed tour guide who wants to raise our consciousness, or a big-top carnival barker who invites us to celebrate carnival culture." 
Thomas Leitch, University of Delaware
"World Literature, Transnational Cinema, and Global Media stages a much needed, layered, and illuminating dialogue between the related fields of literature, cinema, and media studies. All marked by a 'transnational turn', these fields share various methodologies and concerns, yet rarely talk to and learn from each other. In a beautifully orchestrated polylogue that engages fresh voices and perspectives, Stam not only addresses but actually moves across various kinds of borders—spatial, temporal, discursive, disciplinary, mediatic, textual—with incredible deftness, scope, and insight. In this invaluable book, border-crossing or 'trans' in all its permutations is not just a buzz word but an epistemological prerogative, a necessary way of thinking and understanding."
Meta Mazaj, Univesity of Pennsylvania
"Robert Stam’s pivotal position in film and literary studies is once again confirmed with this book, a sweeping account of how literature, film and all other arts converse beyond national and medial borders. Stam, like no-one else, can make sense of the jargon of 'trans', 'inter' and 'global' that litters contemporary academic vocabulary. Away from easy sloganeering and drawing on his truly encyclopaedic erudition in art history and theory, he weaves these terms into a 'network of activism', as he calls it, in order to effectively combat ideas of 'primacies' and 'centres' so dear to the colonial project. Stam’s luminous scholarship is ferociously political, but equally compelling for its openness to the beauty of the arts, languages and cultures of the entire world."
Lúcia Nagib, University of Reading
"In the 21st century most cultural fields such as cinema, literature, and music have abandoned their national identities for a global practice in which different traditions and forms pass through new crucibles of creativity. Yet while their critical reception has acknowledged the irruption of the global within them, Robert Stam is the first to demonstrate that global also means the crossing of different fields with each other. This brilliant study of transcreativity across contemporary cultures offers the first analysis of the transformative power of globalization across the media."
Robert J. C.Young, New York University

Towards a Transartistic Commons

World Literature, Transnational Cinema, and Global Media

Local Traditions and Global Discourses

Environment, Education and Society in the Asia-Pacific

“[A] comprehensive resource … Each expert-authored chapter examines strategies for deploying large numbers of inexpensive sensors… Summing Up: Recommended.”   —CHOICE, February 2005, Vol. 42, No. 06

Compact Wireless and Wired Sensing Systems

Handbook of Sensor Networks

Global Issues, Sociological Perspectives

Religion in Today's World

A Collection of Unique 10,000 Chinese Cultural Names Suitable for Babies, Teens, Young, and Adults, the Ultimate Book for Finding the Perfect Unisex Names in Chinese, Unders

Learn Mandarin Chinese with Four-Character Gender-neutral Chinese Names (Part 7)

Veitu Cooks Some Soup

Lassiter und Pulver-Jenny

Lassiter Sonder-Edition 73

"West argues that same-sex marriage proponents should not rule morality out, as the courts have done, but take morality on.  She convincingly articulates an affirmative moral case that the ‘good’ of marriage—fostering intimacy and care giving for dependents—applies equally to homosexual and heterosexual couples."
—New York Review of Books

Marriage, Sexuality, and Gender

Feen

Meine Kindergarten-Freunde

The Ten Commandments & Their Influence on American Law - A Study in History

This collection updates with new authors (and generations) and new topics in new times for ethnography. Inclusive globally, methodologically (including the quantitative) and both expected and unexpected topically, it helps us situate ourselves in the complicated spaces of inquiry in our time of now. With a focus always on the ethical and political, it is designed to be of use in keeping qualitative research moving and alive. 
Patti Lather, Professor Emerita, Ohio State University

Creative, Critical and Collaborative Approaches to Qualitative Research for a New Era

The Methodological Dilemma Revisited

Support of Underground Excavations in Hard Rock

Experiments in Dramatic Genre, 1776-1794

The Celebrated Hannah Cowley

St. Basil's Hymnal [microform]: Containing Music for Vespers of All the Sundays and Festivals of the Year, Three Masses and Over Two Hundred Hymns Tog

&ldquo;A writer to watch!&rdquo;&mdash; Angela Knight, New York Times bestselling author&ldquo;The Accidental series by Ms. Cassidy gets better and better with each book.&rdquo;&mdash;Bitten by Books&ldquo;Dakota&#160;Cassidy delivers snappy dialogue, hot sex scenes, and&#160;secondary characters&#160;that are just too funny!&rdquo;&mdash;Romance Readers Connection

Accidentally Dead, Again

This is McGoey at her absolute best. And what a tour de force The Unknowers  is. Each chapter weaves its way backward and forward between events and evidence, past and future making, to offer original insights into how strategic ignorance and deliberate uncertainty keep those at the top in power.

How Strategic Ignorance Rules the World

The Unknowers

Poems to Read on a Streetcar

“The book has been presented by well known scientists … presents very interesting material … The book as a whole will certainly be a useful source of information for numerous analytical chemists which are obliged to work in the timely important field of chemical analysis.”   — Adam Hulanicki, in Chem. Anal, Vol. 52, No. 157, 2007

Instrumental Methods in Metal Ion Speciation

A Field Guide for Accidental Diversity Experts

Inclusive AF

Praise for Presidents and the Media
Communication technologies have fundamentally changed how the president interacts with the public, transforming the nature of representative democracy. This book offers a cutting-edge portrayal of how changes in media affect presidential actions and his ability to influence the public. It is a must-read for anyone interested in representative democracy.
James N. Druckman, Northwestern University

Timely and relevant amid cries of fake news, Stephen Frantzich’s thorough overview of the connection between the presidency and media shows how their relationship has existed and continues to evolve under the Trump Administration. This book is accessible to undergraduate students, and it is also a useful compendium for scholars of the presidency and news media.
Matthew Eshbaugh-Soha, University of North Texas

Presidents and the Media: The Communicator in Chief is a thorough and thoughtful treatment of an increasingly important topic. It should be required reading for those who want to understand the 21st century version of the public presidency.
Irwin Lester Morris, University of Maryland
Stephen Frantzich’s compelling new book offers a wealth of important insights on the evolving relationship between modern American presidents and the media. This comprehensive account illuminates this symbiotic, tension-filled relationship from the perspectives of the nation’s chief executive, the media, and the public. Frantzich’s crisp writing and engaging analysis shed important light on the changing strategies and techniques that presidents and the media use in their efforts to inform and shape the opinions of the American people.
Brendan J. Doherty, United States Naval Academy

The Communicator in Chief

Presidents and the Media

Der Tod & andere Komplikationen

A Lecture on the Origin and Development of the First Constituents of Civilisation

Theoretischer Teil

Harmonielehre des diatonischen, chromatischen, Viertel-,Drittel-, Sechstel- und Zwölftel-Tonsystems

Schools Then and Now: Individual Titles Set (6 Copies Each) Level N

Nineteenth-Century Theatre and the Imperial Encounter

The Angry Child

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