The Industrialisation of Soviet Russia 2: Soviet Collective Farm, 1929-1930

Of interest to linguists and sociologists alike, this excellent study examines when, how, and why the discourse of happiness came to find a place in British public policy.  Documenting the growth of the happiness industry in Britain over the last 25 years, Frawley (sociology and social policy, Swansea Univ., Wales) details the expansion of media and political commentary on collective well-being.  She argues that modern insider "claims-makers," with the aid of the “expert” and the scientist, helped move happiness, with even more speed, into the public realm after 2003 and into discussions of national public policy.  This culminated in political change with the establishment, in 2010, of Britain's Measuring National Well-Being program.  This book is valuable both as a history of the rise of happiness discourse and research and as an exemplary discussion of the processes involved in the social construction of a problem by key players with financial and social interests at stake.  Going beyond the simple documentation of the context, players, and processes involved in the rise of a common cultural symbol, Frawley argues that this problematization of an evocative emotion is directly related to people's loss of belief in progress, collective narratives, and structural solutions.

Rhetorical Beginnings of a Public Problem

Semiotics of Happiness

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An innovative perspective based on rigorous research of a diverse range of sources that illuminate the cultural memory of the war. It will undoubtedly become essential reading for all those interested in the importance of the war in British memory and identity.

Memory and Heritage in the Isle of Man, Orkney and the Channel Islands

The Second World War and the 'Other British Isles'

'The success of the book lies in its elegant combination of theory and practice, offering the reader a series of critical perspectives embedded in real health and social care situations.' - Anne McKee in Work Based Learning in Primary Care vol 2 no: 2
'This excellent book is written at the high tide of collaborative working, the authors spell out the benefits of joint work in terms of shared knowledge and resources, job satisfaction, and complementary skills in the service of users.' - General Social Care Council

From Policy to Practice in Health and Social Care

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Today's readers could not hope for a better guide to the work than Sinclair (Queen's Univ. Belfast). His introduction is incisive; his translation precise; his editing, such as the addition of titles to the report's 36 chapters, clarifying...Essential. Upper-division undergraduates through faculty.

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'The bright colourful illustrations wonderfully capture the lyrics, and it's just gorgeous... This fantastic book will bring a smile to the faces of child and parent alike.'

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'Laura Wilson skilfully marshals her cast of shifty characters against the backdrop of the Suez crisis, the crushing of the Hungarian rebellion by the Soviets and the threat of nuclear war ... a top-notch police procedural' Telegraph.

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Löwdin (1916-2000) was one of a special group of legendary figures of the past century who made immeasurable contributions to the discipline of quantum chemistry through his seminal publications on a remarkable diversity of topics. 
He established the Uppsala Quantum Chemistry Group in 1955 and the Quantum Theory Project at the University of Florida in 1960. Under Löwdin's leadership, the Uppsala&nbsp;and Gainesville groups rose quickly to rank among the three or four most influential theoretical groups in the world.
Volume III is a worthy companion to the earlier volumes. The 28 contributions cover a broad range of topics, most of which make a direct connection with Löwdin's scientific contributions. 
This volume, like the earlier two, provides a unique anecdotal record of the development of quantum chemistry and insight about one of its most engaging advocates. It is also a testament to the breadth and&nbsp;current status of the discipline, and a harbinger of some important problems that await the attention of&nbsp;future generations of researchers.
For example, at the WATOC Congress in Toronto in 1990, Löwdin declared that "One of the most urgent problems of modern quantum chemistry is to treat the motions of the atomic nuclei and the electrons on a more or less equivalent basis.
Russell J. Boyd, Dalhousie University. In: 14526 J. AM. CHEM. SOC. Vol. 127, No. 41, 2005&nbsp;
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A Tribute to the Memory of Per-Olov Löwdin Volume III

Fundamental World of Quantum Chemistry

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Psychosocial issues in palliative care: A community based approach for life limiting illness should be at arm's reach on the book shelf of every discerning palliative care professional.

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