Bone Fractures

An interdisciplinary guided tour of an urban testbed

SmartSquare

O Ouro do Palácio: O Amor Vivido nas Minas de Ouro, do Século XVIII aos Tempos da Lava Jato

Dordogne (1889)

Recherches Anthropologiques Sur Le Squelette Quaternaire De Chancelade

Analyse · Diskussion · Praxis

Bürgergesellschaft und Gemeinwohl

Lettres De M. Guizot A Sa Famille Et A Ses Amis (1884)

Sketches Of English Character V1 (1846)

Tabiat Ana Anlatiyor

MCQMC 2022, Linz, Austria, July 17-22

Monte Carlo and Quasi-Monte Carlo Methods

Lisa Cherry is not only a great thinker and writer, she’s a deeply wise, insightful, courageous, loving　and humane presence, with a truly remarkable capacity to communicate how she transformed her childhood of neglect, pain and trauma, including being in care from the age of 13, into a life of personal growth, healing and helping the vulnerable. The other immensely impressive care experienced adults she brings together to tell their stories in this wonderful book do the same. The result [This] is a truly inspirational book that provides the vital ingredient of hope that is usually missing from such analyses, along with countless insights into how vulnerable children, adults and families can be helped. 
Professor Harry Ferguson, Department of Social Work and Social Care, University of Birmingham 


This new edition of the ‘The Brightness of Stars’ powerfully captures the lives of adults who have experienced care. It is an enlightening book which includes their current reflections on their original stories told in 2013, as well as additional contributions. There is much to learn in these stories about how care casts a long shadow on their adult lives, as well the development of resilience in adulthood through love, education, human agency, support and self-fulfilment.
This book is essential reading for all those who work with care experienced young people and adults, as well as those who care about how society does or does not care for its most vulnerable children.

Professor Mike Stein, University of York, author of ‘Care Less Lives: The Story of the Rights Movement of Young People in Care’

　
Profound and deeply moving, these personal accounts of care experienced individuals speak of their courage, strength and resilience in the face of adversity. Skilfully and sensitively curated by Lisa Cherry, who also shares her own story, this is a masterclass for those of us seeking to learn by walking in the shoes of those with lived experience. Please do read this book. It has given me new insight into myself and into the work that has been my life’s passion.
Charlotte Ramsden, Strategic Director for People, Salford City Council

　
The contributors to this collection (all, but one, raised in care as children) are of various ages and cross the generations. Their chapters are like a Christmas bran tub, full of gifts of different shapes and sizes. That the stories also run the gamut of care experiences, from the positive to the traumatic, reflects the kaleidoscopic reality of that experience. It is a particularly welcome feature of the book, since it challenges the tendency to stereotype both the care experience and those who go through it. For me, having read through the chapters was like sitting there as a child, on Christmas morning, surrounded by wrapping paper and delighted by the variety of presents I’d uncovered. 
Dr Jim Goddard, Chair of The Care Leavers Association

The Brightness of Stars: Stories from Care Experienced Adults to Inspire Change

Rapture of the Church

Klima, Pandemien und der Wandel der Alten Welt von 500 bis 1500 n. Chr

Der Lange Sommer und die Kleine Eiszeit

Endlessly surprising in its forays across continents and across media, this stylishly diverse volume takes us from Walt Whitman to James Baldwin, from The Smithsonian's History of America in 101 Objects exhibit to political serials such as Tanner '88 and House of Cards. It shows just what opens up when we bracket the default limits of national borders. A must-read for all students of American literature and culture.

American Literature as World Literature

Gedächtnistraining, illustriert mit vielen Bildern und Cartoons

Verflixt, das darf ich nicht vergessen: Die 50er Jahre

Famous American Statesmen

Nationalism and Private Law in Europe

Survival on the Front Lines of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and Addiction

Blind Devotion

Shared Inventions, Competitive Innovations, and Social Dynamics

World Industrialization

Water Spirits of the World - From Nymphs to Nixies, Serpents to Sirens

A Comparative Study of Amerindian Social Organisation

Individual and Society in Guiana

With an Edition of the Unpublished Parts of Ibn B&#257;jja's Commentary on the Physics

Aristotle's Physics and Its Reception in the Arabic World

My Daddy's Car

American Liaison with the Chinese Communists, 1944-1947

Mission to Yenan

Antiviral Agents, Vaccines, and Immunotherapies

Atiyah's Accidents, Compensation and the Law

Effiziente Gestaltung der Logistik kleiner Mengen in einem regulierten Umfeld

Intralogistik in der pharmazeutischen Industrie

A Maid with a Dragon deserves great praise. Its carefully researched survey presents a fascinating wealth of material

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