Economic Restructuring and Human Resource Development

This cutting-edge collection expands the domain of the sociology of development to the Global North as well as the Global South, illustrating the explanatory power of Sociology's analytical tools. A must-read for all those interested in development, globalization, gender, and theory. - Dr. Valentine M. Moghadam, Director, International Affairs Program, Professor of Sociology, Northeastern University, USA
Insightful and authoritative. The contributors to the Blumberg and Cohn volume are charting the course for development sociology. And these contributors do not disappoint. If you are interested in the current and future direction of development sociology, this book is a must. - Professor Gregory Hooks, Director,Department of Sociology, McMaster University, Canada
"Bringing together sociological and non-sociological development scholars, Development in Crisis presents an interdisciplinary dialogue on the challenges that face development today and potential sources of crisis in development in the future. Its chapters discuss a wide range of problems and solutions relating to crises in development, based on cases from Argentina to Southeast Asia. In essence, they highlight the importance of greater state capacity and gender-equal citizen empowerment." - Hannah Keren Lee, Environment and Urbanization, UK

Threats to Human Well-Being in the Global South and Global North

Development in Crisis

On Narrowness

Six Keys to Presence, Influence, and Creative Confidence

The Voice of Leadership

You Will Never Out Give the Lord

‘Mr Chapman’s case study is a pioneering work. He looks at how and why the decision was reached and gives an exciting reconstruction of how the decision was taken’ – The Times

A Case Study of the Decision to Raise the Bank Rate in September 1957

Decision Making (Routledge Revivals)

An Anthology of Mindfulness Poems

Poetry of Presence

Thought-provoking and insightful, this is a major contribution to our understanding of what explains pervasive inequalities in sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR). In this fine work solidly grounded in data, Maria Tanyag, tells the story of how bodily autonomy for Filipino women, like in many other contexts, is shaped by structural and ideological forces globally. I warmly recommend the book to anyone interested in the topics of global health, gender inequalities, conflict, and crisis.

The Global Politics of Sexual and Reproductive Health

Ravensburger Puzzle 16227 - Blick auf Cinque Terre - 1500 Teile Puzzle für Erwachsene und Kinder ab 14 Jahren, Puzzle mit Landschafts-Motiv

"A valuable edition to professional libraries, this is a unique and important book that extends the recent contributions of others writing about emotional intelligence (EI) to effective practice in school counseling. The editors were successful in assembling a book of broad scope. Highly recommended. Graduate students, faculty, and practitioners."&#8212;CHOICE"The text overall is well organized....strongly recommend 'Emotionally Intelligent School Counseling' to counselors and educational consultants who are integrating emotional intelligence into their practices."&#8212;PsycCRITIQUES

Emotionally Intelligent School Counseling

Small-boat Sailing; an Explanation of the Management of Small Yachts, Half-decked and Open Sailing-boats of Various Rigs; Sailing on Sea and on River

An unputdownable historical mystery of high-stakes suspense

Our Lady of Darkness (Sister Fidelma Mysteries Book 10)

Ilts Practice Tests & Exam Review for the Illinois Licensure Testing System

Ilts Reading Specialist Practice Questions

'Essential reading for those concerned with the development of the Malaysian economy and its impact on the environment.'
Asian Studies Review, about the precursor volume: Environment and Development in a Resource-Rich Economy

Environment and Development in Malaysia

Managing Natural Wealth

Wie ich zur Hoffnungs-Lieferantin wurde

Entschuldigung, dass ich störe

A Practical Guide for Professionals

Natural Resource Leadership and Management

"There is an anthropology of art and art-making, just as there is an anthropology that is art, butting at the crabby distinctions separating art from science. This book raises the wonderful specter of having the two combine forces to the benefit of both art and anthropology. A treat! - Michael Taussig, Columbia University

Crossing borders between academic disciplines -- being eclectic in methodologies of research and representation -- we more nearly approach the complex singularity of the human. This volume amply demonstrates the cross-disciplinary potential; refusing the confinements of categorical identities, Schneider, Wright and colleagues make manifest the creativity behind 'social science' and 'art' alike. - Nigel Rapport, Concordia University

Drawing on some of the most interesting of contemporary anthropologists, this book extends the critiques of 'writing culture' and the new anthropologiesof art by suggesting collaborative possibilities that, it is to be hoped, provide a new horizon for the next generation of practitioners. It was a pleasure to read the unexpected forays in themselves and in the context of this well-crafted project. - Fred Myers, New York University

'Contemporary Art and Anthropology' provides a major pioneering step towards bridging the two areas of practice achieved through seeking areas of overlap. This approach not onlyprovides a useful framework for artists and anthropologists alike, but also opens up a dialogue between the two disciplines and sets the stage for future experimental work. - Terence Wright, University of Ulster

'Contemporary Art and Anthropology' takes a new and exciting approach to representational practices within contemporary art and anthropology. - visualanthropology.net

This is the value of 'Contemporary Art and Anthropology': it suggests possibilities and encourages experimental juxtapositions while actively calling for an expanding dialogue. It is a stimulating text that will be of interest to artists, museum and gallery professionals, and the general reader. - Journal of Museum Ethnography

'Contemporary Art and Anthropology' is a consistently exciting and varied book. Its pictures and text open up new and unsual vistas. - Zeitschrift fuer Ethnologie

This important volume gathers together a wide range of perspectives on anthropology and art to present innovative proposals for the reconfiguration of anthropological methods and forms of interpretation. - Museum Anthropology - Morgan Perkins, State University of New York, Potsdam"

Contemporary Art and Anthropology

“Like The Breakfast Club set during a New England summer...One Stupid Thing captures the nuances of power and self-doubt that shape the lives of today’s text-obsessed youth." —Foreword Reviews

One Stupid Thing

Badenoch & Upper Strathspey, Kingussie & Newtonmore

Giving a True and Just Description of the Present State of Those Countries ... Illustrated With Copper-plates, Engraved From Drawings Taken on the Spot; Volume 3

Travels Through Germany, Bohemia, Hungary, Switzerland, Italy, and Lorrain

The subject matter is very topical... This book provides a fairly comprehensive overview of the relationships and conflicts between humans and elephants in south and south-east Asia. The cultural context approach offered by some of the authors is unusual and intruiguing and could be useful in informing more effective strategies for intervention by land use planners and policy-makers.

Rethinking Human-Elephant Relations in South Asia

Conflict, Negotiation, and Coexistence

European Diary, 1977-1981

For 2 Violins

Summer Dances

Elephant Calves

Level 5, B2+

After the Funeral

Something I've Been Meaning to Tell You

Tante Raison: Dialogues

Buck's Dragon

An Introductory Study

Greek Tragedy and the Emotions (Routledge Revivals)

the second edition of Schabas's authoritative, superbly researched and written Rome Statute commentary is highly recommended for libraries that collect international law treatises.

A Commentary on the Rome Statute

The International Criminal Court

'Moon’s book is a welcome addition to the literature on the use of materials within art therapy. It will provoke more thought, reflection, and writing about the characteristics of different art materials and their potential impact on art therapy processes.' -Susan Hogan, Professor, Cultural Studies and Art Therapy, School of Social Care and Therapeutic Practice, University of Derby, United Kingdom
'Materials and Media in Art Therapy introduces a model for clinical effectiveness and psychological understanding that is based on the varied medicines of art making. It is an authoritative and innovative text that will guide our discipline toward a more sensitive engagement of the needs, interests, and expressive abilities of the people we serve.' -Shaun McNiff, PhD, University Professor, Lesley University, Cambridge, Massachusetts; Author, Art Heals, Art as Medicine, Art-Based Research, Integrating the Arts in Therapy
'This book breaks new ground with a scholarly and philosophical approach that places art therapy squarely in the contemporary discourse of postmodern thought. Cathy Moon and her contributors challenge us to examine our aesthetic sensibilities toward materials, making this an essential reading for students and experienced practitioners seeking to push the boundaries of art therapy.' -Patricia Allen, PhD, ATR, HLM, Adjunct Associate Professor, School of the Art Institute of Chicago; Author, Art Is a Way of Knowing, Art Is a Spiritual Path

Critical Understandings of Diverse Artistic Vocabularies

Materials & Media in Art Therapy

Economic Restructuring and Human Resource Development

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