A Personal Narrative of Wanderings Through Nicaragua and Costa Rica (Volume 2)

A Ride Across a Continent

Riley Reynolds Conquers Spring Cleaning

Parental Engagement in Transition to School in China and Australia from a Bioecological Perspective

Beyond Stereotypes

"Pojmann's volume is a 'must-read' for anyone hoping to understand the myriad issues facing immigrant communities in Europe. The essays show immigrants as vital political and social actors with a dynamic role to play in Western Europe. This book will be of great interest to students and scholars across disciplines." - Lori Marso, Professor of Political Science, Union College

"Wendy Pojmann's collection of essays reminds us that migrants are political actors, which we too often forget, and rarely study. The fact is universal, but historical and national contexts, migrants' situation and gender, shape their political agenda and activities. Only a truly comparative and multidisciplinary endeavor such as this, could then allow us to grasp the complexity and diversity of migrant politics in Western Europe during the last half-century and still capture the common dynamics at work in European post-colonial societies. The authors offer us an exciting new field of investigation and some solid guidelines." - Dr. Philippe Rygiel, Center for Twentieth Century Social History, University of Paris I (Sorbonne)

Migration and Activism in Europe since 1945

LOS HOMBRES DEL REY Y LA TRANSICI?N DE ALFONSO X EL SABIO A SANCHO IV (1276-1286

Spielerisch Englisch lernen - mit dem lehrwerkunabhängigen Themenheft "Comics" werden Kinder in der dritten Klasse an das erste Lesen in der Fremdsprache herangeführt. Dadurch wird ihnen gezeigt, wie viel sie schon selbstständig lesen und verstehen können. Jeder Comic bezieht sich dabei auf ein Thema des Grundschulunterrichts wie Farben, Zahlen oder Kleidung. Das Übungsheft mit einer hohen Eigenmotivation eignet sich als zusätzliches Material im Unterricht, aber auch zum ergänzenden Training zu Hause.
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So wird jedes Kind zum Englisch-Star:
Ideal zum täglichen 5-Minuten-TrainingIntegriertes Lösungsheft zum selbstständigen ÜbenAufgaben zu allen wichtigen LehrplaninhaltenAls zusätzliches Übungsmaterial zum Differenzieren und FördernSternchen-Sticker motivieren zum Weiterüben

Übungsheft Comics - Mit Lösungen

Englisch-Stars - Allgemeine Ausgabe - 3. Schuljahr

Our Life After Death

An Invisible Thread Christmas Story: A True Story Based on the #1 New York Times Bestseller

How a Giant Bird Came Into Our Heart and Home

Amica's World

"Jeremy Garlick’s book presents a comprehensive and unique theoretic approach based on rich and solid empirical studies to understand the BRI, China’s flagship foreign policy under President Xi Jinping. The theoretical-methodological framework, or what he calls 'complex eclecticism' in this book, creatively utilizes a set of conceptual stepping stones to bridge the gap between the confusing, multi-regional empirical reality of the BRI and existing grand theories from the IR literature. The result is a remarkable book that both foreign policy observers and international relations scholars cannot afford to miss." Suisheng Zhao, Professor of International Studies, University of Denver, and Editor, Journal of Contemporary China"A tightly researched, lucid account that should stand out amidst the growing literature on this subject. The book dissects BRI’s diverse, often loosely connected, multi-country projects, making the central story accessible to both international affairs specialists and the general reader." Kishan S. Rana, Honorary Fellow, Institute of Chinese Studies, Delhi; Public Policy Scholar, Woodrow Wilson Centre, Washington DC; former ambassador and diplomat with service in China; served as a joint secretary on the staff of PM Indira Gandhi (1981–82); author of eleven books on diplomacy"Within the mushrooming academic literature on the&nbsp;Belt and Road Initiative, this ambitious book stands out as it achieves something remarkable: it offers a truly original perspective on its sources, mechanisms and implications. Embedding a meticulously systematic and analytically rigorous assessment of BRI in the critically important debates and scholarship in the discipline of international relations, Jeremy Garlick provides intellectually impressive and as comprehensive as possible evaluation of what is certainly one of the great puzzles of global politics today. This book is an important contribution to the understanding of China's foreign policy and China's evolving relationship with the world." Dragan Pavlicevic, Department of China Studies, Xi'an Jiaotong&nbsp;– Liverpool University"Jeremy Garlick’s book offers a unique theoretical understanding of the Chinese Belt and Road Initiative. The complex eclectic framework serves as a vehicle for deeper discussions on Xi Jinping’s proposal. The book uses three types of theoretical understanding: Tang Shiping with the social evolution paradigm, through Robert Cox with neo-Gramscianism, and Jonathan Holstag’s offensive mercantilism. Thus, the book explains the Chinese proposal from very different perspectives. Going into more detailed scope of understanding Jeremy Garlick presents an eclectic approach of combination of almost all IR schools and discusses BRI from very different angles. The presented approach is very Chinese in the sense that the Chinese culture is all about finding middle ground, based on everlasting processes and not-fixed principles, being always flexible. And, in fact, this understanding also refers to the Chinese theory of Chinese (ethical) knowledge as the foundation, Western knowledge (and technology) for practical application of zhong wei ti, xi wei yong (¿¿¿,¿¿¿). This in fact shows the Chinese flexible and pragmatic approaches, as does the book. The complex eclectic framework shows that BRI is a multidimensional, multilevel and multidirectional proposal that serves China’s global aspirations and Xi Jinping’s desire for China’s future role in the world. Going beyond the eclectic framework, the book presents a necessary theoretical toolbox from which each of us can take the most suitable approach towards understanding the Belt and Road Initiative." Dominik Mierzejewski, Associate Professor, Department of Asian Studies, Faculty of International and Political Studies, Chair at Center for Asian Affairs (university-based think-tank), University of Lodz, Poland"Garlick provides a deep and refined understanding of China's Belt and Road Initiative that is often over-simplified by media pundits as well as the mainstream IR theorists. He shows the complexity of China's rise and the fluidity of its theoretical implications. He makes the case that eclecticism and interdisciplinarity is the future of IR studies." Jessica C. Liao, Assistant Professor of Political Science, North Carolina State University"This book provides a stimulating discussion on the relationship between two complex and difficult subjects: international relations theory and China’s Belt and Road Initiative. The book challenges conventional thinking on these subjects and deserves to be read by both scholars of international relations and of China’s changing role in the world." Duncan Freeman, Research Fellow, College of Europe, EU-China Research Centre, Department of EU International Relations and Diplomacy Studies

From Asia to Europe

The Impact of China’s Belt and Road Initiative

Busy Bugz - Daisy's Trail

A Let's Talk picture book to help children understand their behaviour and emotions

What Makes Me Do The Things I Do?

Essays on the Short Story in France in the Twentieth Century

Short French Fiction

Kriminalroman

Gommer Frühling

On Psychotherapy 2

A Paumotuan Dictionary With Polynesian Comparatives

A Reply to the Consequentialist Critique

Ought Implies Kant

Maguth and Wu have re-energized the literature on global education by giving us a well-grounded set of materials around key concepts and rationales for inquiry-based lessons. By including exemplars from across grade levels and around the globe, they have pushed us, as educators and citizens, to develop the skills and habits of mind to prepare youth to take action on critical issues facing the planet. 
-John M. Fischer, Professor, School of Teaching and Learning, Bowling Green State University, and 14 years in the Middle Grades Classroom
　
This is a vital guide full of important information and inquiry ideas for social studies educators who seek to engage students in global learning.Maguth and Wu note the new global age brings amazing possibilities for interaction among citizenries across cultures and borders, but also many challenges for balancing complex and competing interests of a pluralistic, universal society. Modeling social studies inquiry through dynamic lessons, this book offers strategies for facilitating students’ understanding of how to engage in diverse and interdependent communities and how to take informed action for a more peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable world.　 
- Tina L. Heafner, President, National Council for the Social Studies, and social studies author and methods instructor

Inquiry-Based Global Learning in the K–12 Social Studies Classroom

Linear Control System Analysis and Design with MATLAB®

„Das Bildermaus-System kennen und mögen wir sehr. Diese Geschichte für kleine Tierliebhaber ist ein spannendes, aber ungefährliches Abenteuer.“
Claudiasbuecherrregal

Mit Bildern lesen lernen - Ideal für die Vorschule und Leseanfänger ab 5 Jahren - Mit Leselernschrift ABeZeh

Bildermaus - Die kleine Eule findet einen Schatz

Polnische Wirtschaft

Jahrbuch Polen 31 (2020)

"Deupi's book is a work that shows how important it is to propose a clear argument from the beginning, and how to defend it admirably and synthetically without losing depth and conviction. His prose is a breath of fresh air among the many specialized works on architecture that tend to confuse erudition with a convoluted and cumbersome style. In just under two hundred pages, he is able to address the issue without exhausting it, leaving the reader eager for more investigation - a rare virtue in academic literature.　 Furthermore, the author is able to arouse interest by constantly involving the reader with didactical questions that reinforce the arguments throughout the book … Deupi offers us a very enjoyable and scholarly work on a complex subject without resorting to clichés or the kind of Italo-centric visions that all too often prevent us from taking a balanced view on the role of Spain in the history of art." — Pilar Diez del Corral Corredoira, Acta Artis, Spain

"Architectural Temperance is a solid reference for the knowledge of a largely unexplored period of Spanish history showing the continuity of the Spanishpresence in Rome since the times of Ferdinand II of Aragon."- Javier Cenicacelaya, Constructs, Yale Architecture, Fall 2015

Spain and Rome, 1700-1759

Architectural Temperance

"Jaymes should be commended on how well he did in writing Sons of Chaos. Equally commended is Ale Aragon, the artist. With his sketchy style, the book felt constantly in motion. The battle scenes, however, where were Aragon shined with an unflinching eye to the harsh realities, such as people committing suicide to escape a massacre. Then there are the monstrous faces that he gives the soldiers in battle, killing each other on the battlefield. It&rsquo;s very jarring and real in the brutality, but there are some softer moments as well." -4YE  "You can tell the work and love that went into making this book. The writer and artist both put so much of themselves into it. It is an epic tale." -First Comics News  &ldquo;In his fictionalized retelling of Greece&rsquo;s 1821 war for independence against the Ottoman Turks, writer Chris Jaymes has crafted a solemn tale of secret love and unfathomable loss. ...Sons of Chaos is ultimately a story of fathers and sons, in many ways lost boys robbed of empathy and compassion by torturous deprivations inflicted by other broken men. It tells of the ruinous burden of vengeance on the hearts and minds of those imprisoned by it, and it&rsquo;s poignancy cannot be understated in the world we find ourselves in.&rdquo; --Comic Attack

Sons of Chaos

Famous Men of Modern Times

Eigene Wege gehen und Einzigartiges erleben

Lonely Planet Reiseführer Sardinien

"This book is of immense value to public relations, its scholarly inquiry, and professional practice. However, those in a wide range of disciplines will find the volume to be both enlightening and delightful reading. The author describes the significant role in U.S. westward expansion of the brave women who had migrated over five to six months via the 2,000-mile Oregon Trail to subsequently settle in the Willamette Valley. This exhaustively researched book provides evidence of a feminist orientation when these women had assumed needed roles as caretakers/advocates, community builders, and civilizers, as well as when they had provided an emotional connection for social cohesion and complicity. Pompper’s research provides conclusive evidence that the women of the Oregon Trail were not fragile or delicate, nor were they subservient to and dependent upon men. Rather, they became essential leaders during this arduous journey and in the nascent settlements of the Willamette Valley. The author observes that there was a reason that women’s suffrage was first successful in the West.

These women became among the first historians to have recorded the Western experience. However, using feminist theory, network theory, and social constructionism, the author argues that they also were pioneers in public relations—precursors to today’s public relations practitioners in formal organizations. Pompper calls for a revisionist history as well as expanded historiographical methods to include such examples in public relations history. How we learn history influences how we think about ourselves and our career choices, and existing public relations history has been highly gendered—not a welcoming space for women or for people of color. Pompper argues that if public relations were more broadly defined to incorporate informal community work, new opportunities would exist for theorizing about public relations. The author concludes that public relations history must be expanded to include marginalized voices, such as the women community builders who had enabled the wagon trains and their destination settlement communities to connect with their past, to make sense of a new present, and to plan for the future. Then, the gaps that have been caused by patriarchal perspectives would no longer limit present-day understanding of public relations."

—Dr. Dean Kruckeberg, APR, Fellow PRSA, Professor, Department of Communication Studies, University of North Carolina at Charlotte

"Community Building and Early Public Relations: Pioneer Women's Role on and after the Oregon Trail is well researched and a pleasure to read. More importantly, the book provides a much-needed approach to opening up new spaces for thinking about public relations history. It offers deep insights into diverse practices of public relations by giving voice to women's missing stories. Pompper traces women’s contributions to early community building and civil society. Public relations students and practitioners will benefit from this text because they will better understand how our field helped shape the communities in the American frontier."

—Professor Maureen Taylor, Ph.D., Head of Discipline, Public Communication, School of Communication, University of Technology Sydney　
"In Community Building and Early Public Relations, Donnalyn Pompper presents history from a different perspective, at the grassroots and with a lens focused firmly on women. She takes a deep dive into understanding relationship-building from the bottom up, demonstrating that in their efforts to survive as pioneers in the Oregon territory, women developed elements of what has become standard PR practice, offering a more nuanced understanding of the field. Based on evidence from women’s own private writing, Pompper also documents the violent side of homesteading, its effects on indigenous people, thus drawing attention to an overriding question about PR: can practitioners ever balance client interests with those of the public?"

—Karen Miller Russell, University of Georgia　
"This 'herstorigraphy' of pioneer women in the mid-1800s examines their voices through a contemporary lens. The review of their diaries and journals reveals the roles they served as community builders, caretakers, advocates, and social leaders. A vital step toward gender inclusion public relations history, the stories provide outstanding insight for 'herstoric' revisionism. The book is an essential course supplement for current texts and, by challenging earlier narratives, it provides a critical benchmark for social, racial, and gender inclusion in future editions."

—Pam Creedon, Professor Emeritus, School of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Iowa　
"This is a novel, field-widening contribution to the ‘herstory’ of public relations in the U.S., which offers an additional conceptual model drawn from analysis of the nineteenth-century Oregon Trail."

—Tom Watson Ph.D., Emeritus Professor, Bournemouth University; Founder of the International History of Public Relations Conference

Pioneer Women's Role on and after the Oregon Trail

Community Building and Early Public Relations

A Policy Perspective

Voluntary Environmental Programs

Doctor Portuondo. Bolsillo Blackie: Él necesitaba terapia. Yo también

Laughing at My Own Punchlines

"This study really is comparative immigration scholarship at its very best. It exposes best practices and successes, encourages countries to learn from each other, and contends that existing problems can be solved and integration achieved. At a time when both North America and Western Europe's diversity is too often portrayed as an insurmountable challenge, this book gives us hope."---Sarah Hackett, Patterns of Prejudice

Immigration and the Challenges of Integration in North America and Western Europe

Strangers No More

A Distant Time and Place

A Ride Across a Continent

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