Social Sciences

Gender Power and Mediation

Evaluative Mediation to Challenge the Power of Social Discourses

By: Jamila A Chowdhury

£44.99

This book shows how evaluative mediation, rooted in Eastern practices, can provide fair justice for women facing gendered power disparity and family violence. Using verbatim quotes from real sessions, it demonstrates how theories are operationalised in real life.

Gender Studies and Indo-Canadian Literature

Edited By: Mateti Prabhakar

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This book explores the victimization of women in Canadian and Indian fiction. Using feminist literary criticism, it debates issues of gender, feminism, and eco-feminism, showing literature's power to transform contemporary gender relations.

This book explores the victimization of women in Canadian and Indian fiction. Using feminist literary criticism, it debates issues of gender, feminism, and eco-feminism, showing literature’s power to transform contemporary gender relations.

Gender-Based Differences in Exposure to and Usage of Camfranglais in Yaoundé

The Power to Exclude?

By: Gardy Stein

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This book explores the Cameroonian youth language Camfranglais—a mix of French, English, Pidgin and local languages—from a rare gender-based approach. It focuses on female speakers, their experiences of exclusion, and the factors that contribute to male dominance in its usage.

Gender-Based Violence and Religion

Reinforcing Rights and Clarifying the International Framework

Edited By: Amit Anand, Deekshita Das

£78.99

This book critically examines how religious doctrines are misused to justify violence against women and girls. It highlights the need for international human rights law to adapt to complex cultural realities, offering a crucial resource for advancing gender equality worldwide.

Gender-Related Variation in the Speech of English and Romanian Adolescents

By: Costin-Valentin Oancea

£52.99

Oancea analyses sociolinguistic features of adolescent speech that occur in natural, spontaneous, everyday speech, suggesting that variation is a characteristic of natural language, and that fully understanding language requires grasping the nature and function of variation.

Gender, Agency and Violence

European Perspectives from Early Modern Times to the Present Day

Edited By: Dr Ulrike Zitzlsperger

£44.99

This volume centres on male and female perpetrators of violence in European literature, cinema, and art from the 16th to 20th century. It explores how the arts and media respond to historical turning points that challenge the link between gender, agency and violence.

Gender, Alterity and Refugee Education in Greece

By: Dionysios S. Gouvias, Μaria Gasouka, Xanthippi Foulidi

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This book interlinks gender, alterity, and education, with a focus on refugee education. It uniquely examines gender and alterity through both theoretical debate and empirical research, and explores the potential of Distance Education to combat inequality and discrimination.

Gender, Families and Transmission in the Contemporary Jewish Context

Edited By: Martine Gross, Sophie Nizard, Yann Scioldo-Zurcher

£45.99

This compendium analyses contemporary Jewishness within the constant dialectic between faithfulness to Jewish tradition and culture and adherence to modernity and democracy values. It highlights the contrasting experiences of societies in the Diaspora and in Israeli society.

Gender, Sexuality, and Indian Cinema

Queer Visuals

Edited By: Srija Sanyal

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This volume explores India's queer space through its presence in film and the digital arena. Essays from multicultural perspectives depict the plurality and complexity of the Indian scenario, fostering mass acceptance of queerness in a rare scholastic endeavour.

This volume explores India’s queer space through its presence in film and the digital arena. Essays from multicultural perspectives depict the plurality and complexity of the Indian scenario, fostering mass acceptance of queerness in a rare scholastic endeavour.

Gendered

Art and Feminist Theory

By: Tal Dekel

£44.99

Challenging disciplinary boundaries, this volume moves beyond an art-history survey to explore the bond between feminist art, theory, and politics. It compares American and European artists to reveal the continuing relevance of both for the contemporary reader.

Gendered Bodies and New Technologies

Rethinking Embodiment in a Cyber-era

By: Amanda du Preez

£39.99

As human interaction with technology becomes seamless, the body is reduced to an interface. What is forgotten is that being human means being embodied. To live in the dynamic intersection between mind and body is what makes us human.

Gendered Ways of Transnational Un-Belonging from a Comparative Literature Perspective

Edited By: Indrani Mukherjee, Java Singh

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Containing commentaries on contemporary representations of gender and identity, the contributions here encompass readings of cinema, advertisements and literary texts and are pertinent for scholars in media studies, cultural studies, gender studies, sociology and literature.

Gendering Christian Ethics

Edited By: Jenny Daggers

£39.99

Gendering Christian Ethics presents ethical reflections by a new generation of researchers. Versed in feminist theory and building on foundations laid by pioneers, contributors address the inner dynamics of the church and Christian engagement with the wider world.

Gendering Commitment

Re-thinking Social and Ethical Engagement in Modern Italian Culture

Edited By: Alex Standen

£41.99

This collection challenges the assumption that engagement in Italian culture is a male domain. It analyses the work of those typically excluded from the debate: female writers, artists, and others who insist on questioning and denouncing social realities.

Gendering Terrorism in South Asian Narratives of the Post-9/11 Era

By: Mala Renganathan

£59.99

This book contextualizes the terror histories of post-9/11 literature from the USA, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka. It reads selected short stories, novels, and poems from a gendered perspective.

Gendering the Narrative

Indian English Fiction and Gender Discourse

Edited By: Nibedita Mukherjee

£41.99

This volume of critical essays explores gender discourse in Indian English fiction. Investigating feminism, masculinity, and homosexuality, it is an indispensable companion for any scholar of gender studies interested in these perspectives.

Genealogy and Social History

Understanding the Global Past through Family Case Studies

Edited By: Eric Martone

From £32.99

With millions of historical documents now digitally available, this volume presents historically contextualized family case studies as a lens to enrich the reader’s understanding of the past.

General and Specific Mental Abilities

Edited By: Dennis J. McFarland

From £38.99

Is mental ability one general factor, as psychometrics claims, or many specific ones, as neuropsychology suggests? This debate has critical implications for education and social issues. This book gathers diverse experts to explore the nature of human mental abilities.

General, Biological and Biomedical Statistics

By: Waleed Al-Murrani

From £37.99

This textbook and reference for students and scientists helps dispel the fear of statistics. With carefully selected material, examples, and computer solutions, it covers topics from basic to advanced, helping you choose the right analyses and reach sensible conclusions.

Generations in Towns

Succession and Success in Pre-Industrial Urban Societies

Edited By: Finn-Einar Eliassen, Katalin Szende

£39.99

This book fills a gap in urban history with twelve studies of generations in late medieval and early modern European towns. Dealing with topics like succession, inheritance, and conflict, the articles demonstrate the importance of generational studies on pre-modern towns.

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