By Nuria Chinchilla Albiol and Pilar García Lombardía
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– Isabel Tocino, Vice President of the Board of Directors of Banco Santander, former Minister of the Environment of Spain
By Jules Goddard
“This remarkable book traces how human morality has evolved, using the insights of F.A. Hayek. At the same time, it looks ahead to a future where AI may shape—and be shaped by—its own forms of moral reasoning. It offers a powerful reminder that our ethical frameworks may soon need to change. Thoughtful, timely, and deeply relevant.”
-François Ortalo-Magné, Dean & CEO, 2017-2024, London Business School, UK
By Keino Senior and Opal Palmer Adisa
“From every angle and through many genres, Opal Palmer Adisa and Keino Senior, explore masculinity and manhood throughout the Caribbean. This collection of essays, poems and artists’ statements makes this the first anthology of its kind. It is impossible to read this book without learning a little more about yourself, whether you are man, woman, or nonbinary!”
-Jericho Brown, Pulitzer Prize Winner for ‘The Tradition’
“With special focus on Brazil, this lucid study offers concrete guidelines for escape from the tragedy of hunger in the midst of plenty, underused resources, idle hands with so much work that should be done to benefit the larger society, while the global economy regresses from creating capital for production to bestowing wealth on a few – all the result of policies that can be reversed by an informed and engaged public. A most valuable contribution in these troubled times.”
– Noam Chomsky, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA
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Celebrating Paolo Grigolini's 50-year legacy in non-equilibrium statistical physics. This collection explores his pioneering work on the quantum-classical connection, anomalous diffusion, and new methods for detecting scaling in time series.
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Global health threats reveal the deep interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. This book’s fictional, evidence-based stories, rooted in true events, provide invaluable insights that will change the way we understand our place in the global ecosystem.
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This exploration of constitutionalism and human rights in Latin America is rooted in constitutional pluralism. Drawing on the Inter-American Human Rights System, it examines the impact on local courts, covering civil, social, and emerging digital and environmental rights.
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This book assesses the Norwegian Government’s policy of denying Jehovah’s Witnesses state grants and registration through the lens of the European Convention on Human Rights, focusing on the overarching principles of religious autonomy and state neutrality.
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This collection of annotated essays discusses the relevance of evolving science to public discourse about climate change. The essays confront organized denial and disinformation, building support for informed decisions on how to adapt to and abate climate risks.
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This book provides a comprehensive overview of ethics and morality, setting out what the field is about, what its demands are, and the rationale for its injunctions. Without being contentious, it provides a comprehensive account of what the contentions are about.
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The form of money is changing. Are new digital currencies safe? Should the central bank issue its own? This nontechnical book answers these questions, exploring everything from blockchain and Bitcoin to the life-changing, phone-based money already used by millions.
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The term “fascism” (or “fascist”) appears with regularity in accounts of past and contemporary politics. This accessible volume deals with the term as a concept, and traces its evolution over almost a century, as it has been employed virtually every place on the globe.
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Modern industrial society is a fluke of history. This book argues our world is the result of accidental events, not inherent European values. Our advanced civilization is an unexpected explosion, unique and unlikely to be found anywhere else in the universe.
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Drawing on a 40-year career as a diplomat, this book demystifies Japanese culture. It is the first in English to examine the twin concepts of Japanese sensibility and Oriental wisdom, arguing for their vital role in fostering closer cooperation between East and West.
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This book challenges the popular view that all Byzantines linked faith, Hellenic culture, and Roman rule. It explores the resistance of St. Maximus the Confessor to the emperor's power in the church, revealing that many did not recognise the office of the emperor as holy.
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This book challenges prevailing narratives by refashioning gender identity as a belief. This reframing protects the conflicting rights of women, children, and LGB people, as well as the right of people to express a gender identity incongruent with their sex.
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Franz Boas was a ground-breaking anthropologist whose work denied racial superiority and introduced cultural relativity. A fierce pacifist and defender of free speech, he was among the first to recognize the strength of a scientist speaking out on political issues.
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This collection of essays examines Black British women writers published from the 1970s to the 2000s. Connected to the UK through migration yet attached to their cultural origins, their work explores a crucial question: how were they able to conceptualise ‘home’ in their fiction?
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This book explores how textual interpretation evolved from Classicism to Postmodernism. Using novels by authors like Jane Austen, Patrick White, and Margaret Atwood, it traces the shifts in literary movements and philosophical concepts of truth, reason, and the human mind.
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A sweeping memoir of the author’s Jewish and Armenian families, this account moves from genocide and the Cold War to his work with American and Russian leaders to prevent nuclear war, culminating in his organization winning the Nobel Peace Prize.
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Hip-Spine Syndrome is a common clinical finding, yet controversy surrounds best surgical practices. This book reviews the syndrome, presents approaches to management with a focus on surgical indications and considerations, and identifies areas that require further research.
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