The Legend of the Cursed Baron

"Ben-Eliezer (sociology, Univ. of Haifa, Israel) adds to an understanding of the transition of Israel from a society and polity led by secular, socialist, and tolerant nationalists of European descent to a nation inexorably dominated by Israelis from the wider diaspora who embrace aggressive ethnonationalism that demonizes and isolates Palestinians as enemy Arabs . . . Recommended." - CHOICE

"Uri Ben-Eliezer has written a head-turning account of a major shift in Israel's military policy. He offers a fascinating account of how a changing global culture after the Cold War gave rise to a new kind of nationalism in Israel - with its own brand of military solutions for dealing with the Palestinian issue. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in Israel, the Middle East, or the new ways that wars are conceived of and fought in the twenty-first century." - Joel S. Migdal, Robert F. Philip Professor of International Studies, University of Washington and author of Permanent Player: The United States and Middle East Regional Dynamics

"In this eye-opening and hard-hitting analysis, Uri Ben-Eliezer demonstrates how rising settler militancy and militarism within Israel trounced the earnest but feeble civil society drive behind the Oslo Accord and rendered the Second Intifada all but inevitable. More broadly, his study highlights the symbolic aspects and diversionary uses of war and rethinks the nature of contemporary asymmetrical warfare." - Gershon Shafir, co-editor of Struggle and Survival in Palestine/Israel

Israel¿s Politics toward the Palestinians

Old Conflict, New War

Atlas der Schnittbildanatomie: Muskuloskelettales System

Feminist Theatre Practice: A Handbook

Drivers that encourage stakeholders to increase their ESG awarenes

The Real Estate Industry and Environmental Social and Governance Awareness (ESG)

"This is an excellent resource for anyone interested in sport and exercise psychology. The contributing authors are all highly regarded experts on their fields. Each chapter is written in an accessible style appropriate for undergraduates, while also providing the most current research findings in the content area... the depth and breadth of information provided make the book a must-have for those teaching those courses... Summing up: Highly Recommended. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty and professionals; general readers." - L.J. Burton, University of Connecticut,in CHOICE, October 2014
"This extensive collection of articles represents perhaps the most comprehensive and up-to-date coverage of the sport and exercise literature available, with chapters addressing everything from the physiology of motor behavior, to performance enhancement, to motivational interventions with athletes. Moreover, this is the most truly international presentation of the field available, giving voice to perspectives from around the globe, and from top scholars in multiple disciplines. Whether one’s interest is in the basic science or applied practice of sport and exercise psychology, this is an essential volume." - Richard M. Ryan, Department of Clinical & Social Sciences in Psychology, University of Rochester, USA

Global perspectives and fundamental concepts

Routledge Companion to Sport and Exercise Psychology

A Transnational Industrial Relations Institution in the Making

European Works Councils and Industrial Relations

The Antifraternal Tradition in Medieval Literature

"May and Perry bring rare methodological skill and grounded political insights to demonstrate that it is possible to shift the urban knowledge economy to work for all citizens. Theirs is a creative partnership that foregrounds the transformative potential of universities (and scholars) as knowledge brokers and agents of economic change." — Professor Susan Parnell, African Centre for Cities, University of Cape Town, South Africa
"May and Perry go digging into today’s dominant notions about what is good for a city, especially the much admired advances coming from the sciences and technology. They re-emerge with facts and possibilities that often run against ‘what we know’, to the delight of some and horror of others." — Saskia Sassen, Columbia University, USA, author of Expulsions
"In Cities and the Knowledge Economy...Tim May and Beth Perry critique the dynamics of knowledge sharing within the global urban economy. The authors have a strong point of view and...consistently raise critical issues throughout their work. This volume’s most sophisticated and interesting arguments are those advocating for a greater role for democracy, public participation, and community participation in the development of the knowledge economy." — Steven Cohen, Professor in the Practice of Public Affairs in Journal of International Affairs , Vol. 72, No. 1, pp. 182-184

Promise, Politics and Possibilities

Cities and the Knowledge Economy

Vol.1

Ueli Schmezers Matterlive

Attaining Your Desires

Prophecy of Axain

This is an incredibly moving and useful book that illustrates the use of Collaborative/Therapeutic Assessment with traumatized and abandoned children and their caregivers. The empathy and cultural sensitivity of the authors is breathtaking, and I often had tears in my eyes as I read about their courageous work with these under-served clients. A must-read resource for anyone interested in Therapeutic Assessment.”—Stephen E. Finn, PhD, Founder, Center for Therapeutic Assessment, Austin, Texas
Assessing Children in Urban Environments is groundbreaking work, addressing an extraordinary model of psychological assessment and treatment for the forgotten children of trauma, poverty and social injustice. Integrating the best of Therapeutic Assessment, community psychology, and psychodynamic practice, the courageous work of the WestCoast Children’s Clinic comes alive. In the process their work humanizes us—increasing our compassion about these children's destiny and understanding how assessment can help break the bondage of their fate.—F. Barton Evans, PhD, Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, George Washington University School of Medicine. 
At last, a book that brings psychological assessment up to date! In bringing “collaborative” and “therapeutic” together, the authors transcend the detached, standardized, overly knowing stance of the traditional assessor. All of this in a multi-cultural framework, doing justice to the way the interaction with the person assessed is reflected in the results of the assessment. This trailblazing book is indispensable to relationally minded clinicians who want their work to be socially relevant.—Neil Altman, PhD, William Alanson White Institute.

Assessing Children in the Urban Community

Soziale Kompetenz in Alltag und Beruf

SOKO - Umgangsformen

12th IFIP WG 8.5 International Conference, EGOV 2013, Koblenz, Germany, September 16-19, 2013, Proceedings

Electronic Government

Pakistan, Critical Ontology, and the Biopolitical Horizons of Political Islam

The Metacolonial State

The Global Intercultural Communication Reader

Memoirs of Richard Whately Archbishop of Dublin: With a Glance at his Contemporaries & Times

The Internet and Social Inequalities

Briefe Uber Graubunden (1793)

Practice questions and mock exams for the written papers

Revision MCQs and EMIs for the MRCPsych

Richer Decision-Making in Public Services

Public Management and Complexity Theory

Clear and concise. The pace is perfect: very short chapters making for a very enjoyable read ... As an introduction to a cognitivist perspective on linguistic meaning and thought, this is an extremely helpful book in both tone and content.

User's Guide to Thought and Meaning

Tiger und Bär im Straßenverkehr

10 Steps to Lawn Envy

Dr. Tods Horrorinsel. Hörspiel

John Sinclair - Folge 37

Multidisciplinary Renderings of the 2008 Campaign

The Obama Effect

Love Mirage

1656 Et 1657

Histoire de la Grande Isle Madagascar, Avec Une Relation de CE Qui s'Est Passé Ès Années 1655

Women in Religion

The Sea Will Carry Your Tears I Will Carry Your Pain

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