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'A practical and comprehensive approach to the description and analysis of linguistic meaning bridging the narrow interests of traditional formal theories and the looser approaches to semantic representation favoured by usage-based and typologically oriented researchers. The authors systematically introduce a rigorous and intuitively accessible approach to the representation of the meaning of words and sentences that is urgently needed by linguists interested in the description of language, cognitive scientists, lexicographers, and computational linguists in search of formalizable tools for the modelling of the semantics of natural language.' David Beck, University of Alberta

A Meaning-Text Approach

An Advanced Introduction to Semantics

An Introduction to Qualitative Methods

Doing Research in Fashion and Dress

Thematisiert Thomas Cole in seiner Bildreihe 'The Course of Empire' den zwangsläufigen Untergang der amerikanischen Hochkultur?

The Course of Empire - Aufstieg und Niedergang der amerikanischen Zivilisation

Die besten Witze ever!

Quatsch mit Soße (Einhorn)

Cambridge International AS & A Level Chemistry Digital Teacher's Resource Access Card

Selbstdarstellung im Internet. Die digitale Bühne und das Ensemble

'Pedro J. Martinez-Fraga's second edition of The American Influence on International Commercial Arbitration is a must-have addition to one's collection of books on international arbitration. Its thoughtful analysis of the common law development of different aspects of international arbitration leads to a depth of understanding and appreciation of complex issues that regularly arise in the field. Whether or not one agrees with all of Mr. Martinez-Fraga's conclusions, his insightful and rigorous analyses ensure that time focused on reading this book is time well-spent.' Margaret L. Moses, Mary Ann G. McMorrow Professor of Law, Director of International Law and Practice Program, Loyola University Chicago

Doctrinal Developments and Discovery Methods

The American Influence on International Commercial Arbitration

The Master And Margarita

The Laird's Obsession (Highland Love, #4)

'This Handbook offers uniquely detailed discussions of the latest corpus-based linguistic research on language variation and use, telling us what we learnt through the findings and why they are significant.' Eniko Csomay, San Diego State University

The Cambridge Handbook of English Corpus Linguistics

Reading Hasyar¿ava-Prahasana¿ of Jagadesvara Bha¿¿acharya, A Political Satire for All Times

The Ocean of Mirth

Global Histories

Women Warriors and National Heroes

Beyond the Lectionary: A Year of Alternatives to the Revised Common Lectionary

Eine Einführung

Comicanalyse

Children of the Night

St. Blair

'Relying on more recent and even more extensive data than his previous studies, Fox convincingly challenges many dearly held assumptions. Liberal democracies are not the most religiously tolerant, and secular and religious ideologies alike are a source of increased government regulation of religion.' Roger Finke, Pennsylvania State University

Why Governments Discriminate against Religious Minorities

Thou Shalt Have No Other Gods before Me

'An engaging, well-planned survey of evidence, theories and recent research, particularly strong on methodology. Students and seasoned scholars too will undoubtedly find much to interest and enlighten them.' David Denison, University of Manchester

The Cambridge Handbook of English Historical Linguistics

Understanding the Bible: Head and Heart: Part Two: Matthew Through Acts

'John Martin-Joy is a meticulous researcher and writer, making his book a pleasure to read. Mixing the disciplines of law, psychiatry, and history, the book describes the impact of the 'Goldwater Rule' with the detail and analytic precision that no scholar has provided before. This book is sure to be regarded as a classic in the years ahead.' Lawrence J. Friedman, Professor of History Emeritus, Harvard University and Indiana University

Debates over Libel Law, Media, and Psychiatric Ethics from Barry Goldwater to Donald Trump

Diagnosing from a Distance

Systemic, Synchronic and Diachronic Variation in English

Crossing Linguistic Boundaries

'Mulheron weaves together a stunning kaleidoscope to view class actions through the lens of government. Her imaginative analytical framework and choice of targeted examples deliver fascinating insights into the class action regimes in their cultural and political context, but with a rigour that Mulheron unfailingly delivers. A must for the novice and the specialist.' Peta Spender, Australian National University

Class Actions and Government

'In the 1980s and 1990s all the big books on the political economy of Egypt argued that market liberalization would lead to increased growth, better lives for most Egyptians, an end to the corruption that undergirded authoritarian rule, and a transition to democracy. They were wrong. In Roots of Revolt, the first big book on Egyptian political economy for the 2020s, Angela Joya explains why neoliberal reforms delivered none of the imagined benefits. Instead, liberalization entailed a process of capital accumulation by dispossession that impoverished urban and rural dwellers alike, while opening up a path for the military, which has ruled continuously since 1952, to become the most powerful and resourceful of today's Egyptian capitalist class fractions.' Robert Vitalis, University of Pennsylvania

A Political Economy of Egypt from Nasser to Mubarak

The Roots of Revolt

'The Global Governed? draws on the best tradition of Oxford University's Refugee Studies Centre and its founder, Barbara Harrell-Bond, by starting from the premise that refugees, no matter how destitute and vulnerable, are always actively trying to help themselves. They do not sit back and wait for assistance or for someone else to protect them, but work together to get what they need. By focusing on refugee community organisations, the authors shine a light into the relationships of power that often work against such self-help. They recognise the complexity of different forms of refugee community organising. This book provides a welcome contribution to understanding the political economy of refugee contexts, but is also relevant to policymakers and aid providers seeking to support refugee populations and to localise approaches to humanitarian and development assistance.' Laura Hammond, Professor in the Department of Development Studies, SOAS University of London

Refugees as Providers of Protection and Assistance

The Global Governed?

“Well-informed, subtle, and insightful. If you are looking for a deep analysis of the dark sides of the oil industry in Kazakhstan, and beyond, look no more and start from this book.” —Abel Polese, Senior Researcher, Dublin City University

The House Always Wins

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Studies in Euripides' Orestes

The Politics of State Constitutional Reform

State Constitutions for the Twenty-first Century

History of Brown University, with Illustrative Documents

'Resisting Redevelopment offers a sweeping, theoretically rich analysis of the politics of gentrification and redevelopment in twenty-first century aspiring global cities. Analyzing twenty-nine cases of protest against redevelopment in ten meticulously researched cities, Pasotti asks how residents are mobilized and what makes resistance successful. Her breakthrough findings highlight the role of experiential tools that activate neighborhood identities, even without being overtly political. The results offer a nuanced and insightful look at who wins and who loses in battles over urban space.' Jessica Trounstine, University of California, Merced

Protest in Aspiring Global Cities

Resisting Redevelopment

Confessions of a TV Executive

Some Things You Should Know

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