Power, Control and Transformation

Susan Strange and the Future of Global Political Economy

Adolf Loos, the Czechoslovak-Viennese theorist and architect, is widely thought to be 20th-century architecture’s most controversial figure. His scathing jeremiads on hypocrisy and ornament have generated their own torrent of interpretations, only to prove the enduring fecundity of his ideas. Claire wrote [Adolf Loos Privat] &mdash;  first published in 1936 &mdash;  to raise money for the tombstone Loos designed for himself. The book is so very alive with his presence, however, that surely it was a means to keep him close to her. […] In razor-sharp anecdotes, some a paragraph, some several pages, Claire writes in the present tense. The result is altogether Loosian: timeless, with as little ornament, but as much empathy, as any protégé could deliver. Here, theory in the flesh walks in. &mdash;Barbara Lamprecht, coauthor of Neutra, Complete Works, book review for the Society of Architectural Historians

Portrait of an Eccentric Genius

The Private Adolf Loos

DuMont Reise-Taschenbuch Reiseführer Sri Lanka

"Dog days are easy to read and record many recognizable situations. Although the story is taking place in the nineties, the girlfriend intrigues and Anja's difficult summer are probably something the 2016 kids will also recognize. Hope they find this comic. They deserve it." --Magnhild Bruheim, nbuforfattere.no"This is a book with depth and realism. I found it affecting and disconcerting." --Downthetube.net

Dog Days

Sexual Exploitation and Abuse by Children and Young People

Children as ‘Risk'

" - PAULA RICHMAN, William H. Danforth Professor Emerita of South Asian Religions

Devotional Retellings of an Epic Narrative

Krishna's Mahabharatas

DK Top 10 Sydney

Challenging Narratives and Widening Perspectives in Training and Practice

Reimagining Race in Psychology

When Religion Is the Source or Target of Hate Speech

Putting Faith in Hate

FIRST WORDS

Change Management in the 21st-Century Museum

Leading with Passion

Stereotypes, Myths, and the "Good Indian"

Native Americans on Network TV

A Turn Toward Structural Self-Determination

American Indians and the Trouble with Sovereignty

Space, Mobility and Borders

Migration in the Western Mediterranean

The Application of the European Convention on Human Rights to Military Operations

The Correspondence of Charles Darwin: Volume 25, 1877

Reclaiming Burial Practices and Restoring Our Tie to the Earth

Greening Death

Grief Narratives in Religious Traditions

Dead But Not Lost

Queen Hustlaz Part 2

Zen and the Gospel of Thomas

When Hope Was Gone

Institutional Crisis, Continuity, and Change in Latin America

The Fates of Political Parties

Ostraka

From the reviews:“This book is aimed at researchers interested in mobile robots. The book is comprised of a collection of papers that cover the results of the European research project ‘SPARK.’ The goal of the project is to develop biologically inspired cognitive architectures and sensing-perceiving-moving artifacts based on self-organization in complex systems. The results are divided into three parts, including principles of insect perception, cognitive models, and software/hardware cognitive architecture and experiments.” (IEEE Control Systems Magazine, Vol. 30, August, 2010)

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