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".… The writing style is pragmatic and appropriate for someone without advanced statistical training. Readers looking to recommend a book on information-criteria-based modeling to colleagues who are not statisticians, or looking to locate such a book for their libraries are likely to be satisfied with this book. " (Biometrics, December 2008, Brief Reports by the Editor)
"This … book provides an introduction to this approach of evidence-based inference. It is focused on advocating and teaching the approach. It includes some history and philosophy with the methods, and each chapter ends with exercises. … For those who are already familiar with model-based inference … it provides a more in-depth account of the information theoretical approach. For those who are new to model-based inference, it provides a good conceptual and technical introduction." (Glenn Suter, Integrated Environmental Assessment and Management, Vol. 5 (2), 2009)
"Readership: Researchers and graduate students in ecology and other life sciences. This monograph expounds ideas that the author has developed over many years with Burnham. It is heavily example-based, and aimed at working scientists. Examples are predominately from ecological studies. … This is an interesting and challenging … book." (John H. Maindonald, International Statistical Review, Vol. 77 (3), 2009)

“…Presents an information-theoretic approach to statistical inference…Well motivated, clearly written, and thought provoking for its targeted readership. …”  (The American Statistician, February 2010, Vol. 64, No. 1)

A Primer on Evidence

Model Based Inference in the Life Sciences

"This impressive new collection by Salahub, Gottsbacher, and de Boer sheds light on the causes and consequences of urban violence in more than 40 low- and middle-income cities around the world. The volume takes an original approach, mobilizing theories, concepts and methods tailored to the realities of the Global South. The editors have assembled a talented and inter-disciplinary cast of scholars from Africa, Asia and the Americas. In the process, they have laid a forward-looking agenda that will drive debate and action toward making cities safer and more secure." — Robert Muggah, Co-Founder and Research Director, Instituto Igarapé, Brazil
"We desperately need a book focused on urban violence in the global South that calls attention to theory while also raising questions about the value of paradigms imported from the global North to account for this explosion of chronic violence. This is precisely that book. Through a series of grounded accounts from leading scholars of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, this edited volume documents the social, institutional, and spatial conditions in cities of the global South and reveals how these dynamics problematize the application of theories drawn from the United States and Europe. A key finding is that unique patterns of rapid urbanization, socio-spatial exclusion, and weak governance capacities combine to produce patterns of violence that cannot be explained by poverty alone. Through special attention to gender dynamics and inter-personal norms and networks, among other factors, we begin to grasp the systemic and structural nature of urban violence. Such findings further justify the urgent need to identify new action strategies to address the scourge of violence that is destroying lives, neighborhoods, and cities across large swathes of the world." — Diane E. Davis, Charles Dyer Norton Professor of Urbanism Regional and Planning, Harvard University, USA
"As rates of urban violence burgeon across the world, especially in its poorer regions, there is a real need to know more about this and the associated processes from the perspective of those living through it. Social Theories of Urban Violence in the Global South: Towards Safe and Inclusive Cities does just that in a wonderfully engaging way drawing on cases from cities across Latin America, South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. Explicitly avoiding the imposition of Northern conceptualising, the book provides fresh and exciting insights shaped by grounded local theorising. This feeds directly into highlighting the importance of identifying lasting solutions to urban violence rooted in local realities. This book therefore speaks in an exceptionally clear voice to researchers, students and policy-makers alike about the complex, gendered, lived realities of experiencing urban violence in cities of the global South. It will, without doubt, become core reading for these constituencies." — Cathy McIlwaine, Professor of Development Geography, Kings College, London, UK

Towards Safe and Inclusive Cities

Social Theories of Urban Violence in the Global South

The Future of Cooperation between the United States and Pakistan

Chronik des Cthulhu-Mythos I

Farm Fresh North Carolina: The Go-To Guide to Great Farmers' Markets, Farm Stands, Farms, Apple Orchards, U-Picks, Kids' Activities, Lodging, Din

Cnrn Test Review for the Certified Neuroscience Registered Nurse Exam

Cnrn Exam Secrets Study Guide

Players, Coaches, and Broadcasters Recall the Greatest Basketball Player of His Generation

Remembering Kobe Bryant

A Clinical Materia Medica

The School

Effective Practices of Leaders in the Search for New Wisdom

Call for Leadership

Are My Eyes Still Tame?: A Collection of Poetry and Prose

Into the Land of Nede

Sizes in Nature

From the Forest Ecosystem, Manufacturing Technology, Quality Control, to The Design of New Instruments

Interdisciplinary Approach to the Violin

Resistance, Rights and Democracy

The Politics of Transnational Peasant Struggle

"Overall, Social Lives with Other Animals makes a very useful contribution to the field because, first, its subject-matter other animals has largely been ignored theoretically and empirically until now. Cudworth is correct in her claim that sociology (and she could add the social sciences generally) have been resolutely human exclusive. Second, it reviews the existing theoretical literature from wide-ranging disciplines under one roof." - Sociology

Tales of Sex, Death and Love

Social Lives with Other Animals

The Prime Number Theorem

The Sheep - Breeds of the British Isles (Domesticated Animals of the British Islands)

&ldquo;Prawer&rsquo;s book is a milestone: the first important, very well informed and open, non-marxist study in dept of Marx on literature.&rdquo;&mdash;Lee Baxandall, author of Marxism and Aesthetics: A Selective Annotated Bibliography&ldquo;Here is a major book on Marx, the imagination of history, and nineteenth-century literary taste, executed with standards of scholarship as rare among Marx&rsquo;s adherents as among his detractors.&rdquo;&mdash;Bruce Erlich, Prairie Schooner&ldquo;By clarifying Marx&rsquo;s countless allusions not only to the classics of literature but also to more obscure writings, Prawer enhances our understanding and appreciation of Marx&rsquo;s argument. Since few of us have the remarkable literary range of Marx, Prawer is an invaluable guide through the labyrinth of Marx&rsquo;s literary metaphor.&rdquo;&mdash;David MacGregor, Contemporary Sociology&ldquo;The detail is fascinating and precise. I have discovered only two sources not noted by Professor Prawer, and fear that even these he knows.&rdquo;&mdash;Roy Pascal, translator of The German Ideology by Marx and Engels&ldquo;A learned, useful and entertaining book.&rdquo;&mdash;Times Literary Supplement&ldquo;While it is not possible to summarize so richly illustrated a work ... it will no longer be quite so easy for writers on Marx to ignore, glide over, or repress the aesthetic dimension so skillfully evoked by Prawer.&rdquo;&mdash;Theodore Mills Norton, American Political Science Review&ldquo;A landmark in comparative literature.&rdquo;&mdash;George Steiner

Karl Marx and World Literature

The Colors of My Youth

Bilingual (English / Mandarin) (Ying yu - ¿¿ / Pu tong hua- ¿¿¿) ABC's, Vowels, Math, Shapes, Colors, Time, Senses, Rhymes, Science, and Chores, with 300 Words that every Kid should Know: Engage Early Readers: Children's Lea

The Kindergartener's Handbook

In this gripping near-future story, Nicky Singer tackles two urgent contemporary issues - global warming and mass migration. Desperate people are moving north, and Scotland is the new destination of dreams. Resilient 14-year-old Mhairi Bain is on her way to the Isle of Arran where her grandmother lives. Travelling alone, she has witnessed horrors that include the deaths of both parents. Tough but not heartless, she has taken pity on a mute African boy on the way.The chapters are short and tense, written in a boiled-down style. As a way of dealing with her trauma, Mhairi has created 'Castle', a mental fortress in which to conceal bad memories. It's a neat narrative device. The pair face many obstacles, dangers and border crossings, dramatizing the plight of the migrant in a world, compellingly evoked here, that is both oddly familiar and yet horrifyingly changed.

The Survival Game

Because Somebody Might Need to Know!

Grandpa's Backstory

Photographs from the Collection of the Georgia Historical Society

Historical Signs of Savannah

Exchange My Patterns, Changes Everything

Dr. Angela Longo's Quantum Wave Guided Living

Loss of Eden

The Antarean Odyssey

'Sometimes books cross your path in which love and scholarship come together. Pierse writes about the culture of the neglected Dublin urban working class with passion and timeliness. [ ] This sparkling book will change the scope of Irish studies.'
 Professor Sally R. Munt, Times Higher Education

'[Writing Ireland's Working Class] deserves to be read by anyone interested not only in Irish cultural studies, but also in the shape and flow of class dynamics within Irish society [ It] has provided a strong, cogent analysis from which future debates and discussions can develop and grow. [ ] It's a marvelous achievement, insightful and provocative, for which Pierse richly deserves our praise and thanks.'
 Dr Conor McCabe, Irish Left Review

'A huge step forward in the overdue recovery and evaluation of Irish working-class writing, a labour of love in memory of those who often found neither labour nor love, yet, as the plays and novels discussed suggest, 'for a' that' retained a zest for life.'
- H. Gustav Klaus, University of Rostok, Germany

'This is a work which is rigorous in its commitment, not simply to its textual subjects, but to the larger cultural and social framework in which the study seeks to locate them [...] it can be strongly recommended to all those weary of the over-representation in criticism of certain Irish literary tropes and who might, following the Foreword, be interested in considering the potential re-shaping of the values and methods of the discipline of Irish Studies.'
- Professor Shaun Richards, University of Staffordshire, Irish University Review (Spring/Summer 2012)

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