Santa's Busy Day

Volume 1-4

Stemi Interventions, an Issue of Interventional Cardiology Clinics

Overall, The City in the Hebrew Bible is a well-conceived, comprehensive treatment of an overlooked topic. Each of the authors invites us into their looking glass, granting us permission to view the city from new angles and perspectives, allowing us to see the biblical city under brighter lights.

Critical, Literary and Exegetical Approaches

The City in the Hebrew Bible

Lark and the Dessert Disaster

Inspired by True Stories

Outside the Lavender Closet

Confessions of a Serial Killer

The Role of Resistance in Practice

Gaining Influence in Public Relations

»Mit sprachlicher Finesse und viel Sinn für Klang, Sprach- und Gedankenspiel. Ein schönes Buch.«

Roman

Das Geräusch des Lichts

Reise Know-How Reiseführer Langeoog

A supportive, expert guide to the first three months

Breastfeeding and the Fourth Trimester

Kith and Kin

Portals to Freedom

An Introduction to Geography and Religion

Sacred Worlds

Also, Official Returns of Election on Constitutional AME

Record of Hiester Clymer and Historical Parallel Between Him and Major-General John W. Geary

The Principles of Ganglionic Block

“For five decades Jim Rosenau has made scholars and students look at international relations in new and creative ways. In the compelling and accessible People Count!, he continues to do so, reorienting our thinking about IR to the micro-level–where individuals ‘shape and are shaped by the macro organizations to which they belong.’” 
--Harvey Starr, University of South Carolina

“People Count is a welcome addition to the small but rapidly growing scholarly and instructional literature that aims to put people back into world politics.”
--Mary Ann Tetreault, Trinity University

“Read People Count! to find out how individuals and groups steer the big processes in international relations. A master scholar, Rosenau has written one of his best books. Truly a landmark work!”
—James H. Mittelman, American University

Networked Individuals in Global Politics

People Count!

Inquiry in Academic Contexts

The Nature of Research

Brilliant Blue

Ein Blick in meine Seele und dein Leben ist ein völlig anderes

Never say Never

The gorgeous debut novel from the acclaimed author of How We Met

Playing Games

A big Bollywood dream. A small-town chance

Northern Boy

'This is a must read book for those interested in the study of institutional diversity and for those who are interested in the evolution of institutions in developing countries particularly China.' - Eduardo Araral, Associate Professor, National University of Singapore
'Lejano, Guo, Lian, and Yin recognize the deficiencies of existing conceptions of institutions, as evidenced by the rapid growth of "democracy with adjectives" scholarship, and rectify this by constructing a framework for new, hybrid, and evolving institutional designs. This framework for analyzing new and emergent models of governance relies on the concept of relationality, rather than rationality in a Weberian tradition, and explains why so many formal institutional designs are only partly specified and the rest is constituted through interactions between networks of policy actors. This is an important and innovative book for institutional scholars to read, as well as those who study Chinese governance.' - Jessica C. Teets, Associate Professor, Middlebury College

Relationality and Governance in China and Beyond

A Phenomenology of Institutions

Wisdom for Young Women Facing the Challenges of Depression, Relationships, Eating Disorders, and Other Issues

Widening Our Circle

Bar/Bat Mitzvah Sourcebook

The Pioneers, Preachers And People Of The Mississippi Valley (1860)

Christian Perspectives on Human Identity

The Self Examined

A Dialogue about the Mind, the Soul, and What It Means to Be Human

Seeking Perfection

Poetry To Day

Moral Contrasts Or The Power Of Religion Exemplified Under Different Characters (1798)

‘Arts and cultural institutions are often presented as the good guys in the climate change debate - the alternative to all those nasty oil companies and airlines. The reality, as Toby Miller makes clear with characteristic wit and erudition, is rather more complex. Read it and prepare to be enlightened.’
Kate Oakley, Professor of Cultural Policy, University of Leeds, UK
　
‘Miller takes no prisoners in this wide-ranging and persuasive indictment of eco-hoodwinkery. Laying bare the high environmental costs of cultural production, he also weighs its institutional complicity with the black art of greenwashing. Required reading for anyone following the material turn in Cultural Studies.’
Andrew Ross, Professor of Social and Cultural Analysis, New York University, USA

Greenwashing Culture

Phenomenon-Based Learning

Using Physical Science Gadgets and Gizmos, Grades 3-5

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