Original Acrostics

The Political Arrays of American Indian Literary History

Poster Collection 21

Paradise Switzerland

Die Geschichte der Basler Zeitung

Herausgefordert

Fragen nach einer Haltung

Landschaft als Wunderkammer

L'étrange animalerie de Mus musculus

An Image Processing Tour of College Mathematics

Privatizing Water Supply. Risks and Benefits

Gesetze des Freistaats Thüringen 85. Ergänzungslieferung

Secret Wimbledon & Southfields

Public Space and the Internet

Cybering Democracy

Macbeth: Tragedia Di Shakspeare. Voltata In Prosa Italiana Da Carlo Rusconi. Quinta Odizione Col Testo Inglese Di Riscontro

Retrieving Word & Spirit in Vision Today

The Way of Prophetic Leadership

Cosmological Probes of Light Relics

Performance, Archaeology and the City

Marking Time

Considerations on the Future of Germany’s Cities and Regions

Speculations Transformations

Art, Architecture and Design in Devon c.1910-1960

Going Modern and Being British

Ein Wirtschaftsfachmann ohne Beamtenmentalität

Karl Ludwig Freiherr von Bruck

Postcolonial America

Oxford Levels Placement and Progress Kit: Workbook 6

"Moses the Egyptian" and Other Writings on Freud and Arendt

Rigorism of Truth

Mustang Valley

'While country specialists have always been aware of the huge regional differences in support for the radical right, the comparative study of radical Right-Wing mobilization has for a long time focused almost exclusively on the level of the nation state. This is changing rapidly: the question of how local conditions and - perhaps more importantly - beliefs about local conditions and communities facilitate or hinder mobilization by the radical right is becoming one of the most important issue in this field of research. Professor Fitzgerald has written the first book-length treatise on this issue. She provides a concise theoretical framework and ample empirical evidence. Without doubt, her book will shape the development of the subfield.' Kai Arzheimer, University of Mainz, Germany

Local Ties and Voting Radical Right in Europe

Close to Home

Eine konstruktivistische Analyse

Die Abrüstungs- und Nichtverbreitungspolitik Irlands und Kanadas

Final Crisis

'Caroline Williamson Sinalo's nuanced and complex account skewers two clichés about post-genocide Rwanda: everyday citizens lack agency and voice; and the consequences of the genocide for survivors have been exclusively negative. Analysing archival testimonies assembled by Rwandan researchers, Williamson Sinalo shows the limitations of Western theories of trauma when applied to the Rwandan context and highlights the salience of the provocative concept of 'posttraumatic growth'. This book is a must-read for anyone wanting to go beyond the black-and-white accounts of present day Rwanda and the narrow theoretical understandings of 'trauma' that currently dominate the literature.' Phil Clark, School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London

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