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Making Friends With Death

"Climate change is not just the greatest crisis we face, it's also a prism through which to understand the world: politics, economics, psychology, you name it. That's why, as this book makes clear, this can be an exciting if solemn moment for educators willing to take on the real meaning of our moment." -- Bill McKibben, author of ‘Falter: Has the Human Game Begun to Play Itself Out?’, USA

"Classroom teachers and educators of all types have long understood that teaching climate change can’t stop at the science. Young people are hungry for action. Teaching Climate Change in the United States is the first-of-its-kind effort to show the breadth and depth at which true climate education – education that engages and empowers young people to take on the defining crisis of our time – is already happening across our country. This is a book to encourage and inspire climate educators of all types to know that they are not alone, but are instead one piece of a growing and vital climate education and action community." -- Rebecca Anderson, Director of Education, Alliance for Climate Education, USA 

"It is encouraging to see a US-based collection address how education can challenge forms of climate denial which limit our collective capacity for action. Research recognizes that climate change education needs to go beyond scientific literacy to also engage learners in psycho-social and behavioral understanding. This book brings this alive through practical examples from settings across the US." -- Marcia McKenzie, Director, Sustainability and Education Policy Network,Canada 
"Anyone involved in improving and expanding climate change education, particularly beyond middle and high school science classrooms, will find the essays contained in Teaching Climate Change in the United States to be a useful source of information and guidance as they pursue their own projects. And anyone who appreciates the urgent and continuing necessity for education for climate literacy and climate action will find the stories of struggle and success to be nothing short of inspiring." -- Glenn Branch, Deputy Director of NCSE

Teaching Climate Change in the United States

Optimal Inspection Models with Their Applications

Scars of the Past

Unforgiveness, Guilt, and Regrets

Water, Race, and Biopolitics in South Africa

Naturalizing Inequality

A Global View

Risk Management Practices in Construction

Multiscale Buckling Modes in the Mechanics of Fiber-Reinforced Plastics

Mystery at Rolling Dunes

21st Century Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Socrates and Jesus compared

A Documentary Introduction

The Real World of American Politics

An Unconventional Guide to Achieving Uncommon Business Success

The Adversity Paradox

Concerning Animals and Other Matters (Esprios Classics)

Palma Victoriosa De La Mystica Ciudad De Dios, Contra Un Satanás Enmascarado

PENSAMIENTOS PERDIDOS

Eine Untersuchung wirksamer Absicherungsstrategien mit börsengehandelten Optionen und Futures zur Krisenbewältigung

Portfoliomanagement in Wirtschaftskrisen

Stardust slayer

Data Mining and Knowledge Discovery Handbook

Machine Learning for Data Science Handbook

Professionelles Konfliktmanagement - Theorie, Trainingskonzepte und Praxiserfahrungen

Handbuch polizeiliches Einsatztraining

Bullets, Bonds, and Memories from the Alaskan Wilderness

Two Guys Hunting

Mcclure's Magazine; Volume 30

"This collection of essays moves the history of British Jacobinism to a different plane by astutely exploring the interconnections of power, representation and performativity. The erudition and range of topics addressed is very impressive, tracking the radical past in taverns, coffee houses, theatres, prisons and convict ships. The book delves into the democratic promise of America and into Jacobin’s afterlife as a displaced form of reference. It ends with an astute exploration of E. P. Thompson’s reflections on Romanticism and revolution and its pertinence to his political perspective during World War II and its aftermath. For literary, social and cultural historians of the late eighteenth century, this is essential reading."
Nicholas Rogers, Distinguished Research Professor, York University, Toronto, Canada
"British Jacobin Politics is a lively and well researched study of the early democratic movement in Britain. Epstein and Karr give a fascinating insight into the emotional impulses that motivated political radicalism in Britain during a tumultuous period of European revolution. They take us deep into the theatres, coffee houses and prisons where British Jacobinism was formed and performed, and follow its significant legacy into Chartism. This book will be essential for historians and students of the age of revolution."
Katrina Navickas, Reader in History, University of Hertfordshire, UK

Seditious Hearts

British Jacobin Politics, Desires, and Aftermaths

Making Real Connections (HBR Women at Work Series)

Worlding Asia in the Anthropocene

Geo-Spatiality in Asian and Oceanic Literature and Culture

"This book represents an important milestone in the agenda for diversity and equity for the cultural management discipline. Henze and Escribal carry out an excellent exercise to make visible the research agendas, approaches, and contributions to the discipline, putting empha-sis on the importance of the social, political, and cultural context in which they develop. Decolonising cultural management education is definitely a new priority for the field." Javier J. Hernández Acosta, Universidad del Sagrado Corazón, Puerto Rico
"Cultural rights are fundamental for everyone, everywhere. Solidarity among cultural man-agement professionals is vital to defend the free development of culture and secure its work-ing for citizens in all circumstances. This timely book contributes by offering insights into practices in Latin America and to ideals which are relevant around the world." Johan Kolsteeg, University of Groningen, Netherlands
"Each territory develops its own systems to attend its local specificities. In cultural manage-ment this is not different. This important book provides greater knowledge about current issues at stake in Latin America and the creative solutions provided. It is a highly valuable contribution to spread the ‘tecnologias’ of this region and inspire researchers and practition-ers in the field in and outside Latin America." Karine Legrand, Goethe-Institut Sao Palo, Brazil

Cultural Management and Policy in Latin America

A Cognitive Approach

Expertise in Jazz Guitar Improvisation

The Apostle Paul: His Story; Book I of a Trilogy: A Change of Heart

Application, Implementation, Digitalization Trends and Case Studies

BIM in Real Estate Operations

Mythologie Pittoresque, Ou Histoire Méthodique Des Faux Dieux Grecs Et Romains

¡La Guía Definitiva para Analizar el Lenguaje Corporal, las Emociones y la Manipulación de la Vista con Psicología Oscura, Inteligencia Emocional, Control Mental y Lectura Rápida!

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