Social Sciences

Borders and Borderlands

Explorations in Identity, Exile and Translation (Durrell Studies 1)

Edited By: Richard Pine, Vera Konidari

From £30.99

This book addresses how borders—between states, languages, and cultures—inhibit people and ideas. It explores identity through translation and gender transition, featuring firsthand accounts of the refugee crisis and historical and current "Poetry of Exile."

François Ravary SJ and a Sino-European Musical Culture in Nineteenth-Century Shanghai

By: David Francis Urrows

From £30.99

A Jesuit missionary, musician, and builder of Shanghai's famed bamboo organs. François Ravary’s unpublished letters reveal the crises of the Catholic mission in nineteenth-century China and his creation of the nation's first brass band and school orchestra.

A Jesuit missionary, musician, and builder of Shanghai’s famed bamboo organs. François Ravary’s unpublished letters reveal the crises of the Catholic mission in nineteenth-century China and his creation of the nation’s first brass band and school orchestra.

Power Politics in Africa

Nigeria and South Africa in Comparative Perspective

Edited By: Olusola Ogunnubi, Samuel Oyewole

From £30.99

This collection examines power politics in Africa, focusing on the strategies of regional powers like Nigeria and South Africa. It contrasts the struggle for hegemony with pan-African solidarity, contributing a vital African perspective to a largely Eurocentric field.

The Role of Mini Zinc-Finger Protein in the Replication of the AIDS Virus

By: Jean-Luc Darlix

From £30.99

This book illustrates how a small, disordered protein in the AIDS virus controls its structure, replication, and genetic variability. It highlights how proteins lacking a defined 3D structure can act as molecular adaptors through a series of interactions with RNA molecules.

Encounters in Greek and Irish Literature

Creativity, Translations and Critical Perspectives

Edited By: Paschalis Nikolaou

From £30.99

Literary experts and novelists explore the relationships between Greek and Irish writing. Through fiction, self-reflective essays, and discussions, this volume considers two literatures at the edges of Europe. Selected works are presented in both Greek and English.

Marketing, Creativity and Experiential Design

Edited By: Nelson de Matos, Manuela Guerreiro, Patrícia Pinto, Júlio Mendes

From £30.99

This book helps students and practitioners understand marketing and design. It provides an overview of experiential marketing, innovation, branding, and human-centred design, while considering future avenues for creativity in the field.

Observations on Music, Culture, and Politics

By: Daniel Asia

From £30.99

This book collects Daniel Asia's writings on classical music, universities, Judaism, politics, and American culture. Written in clear, elegant prose with a wry sense of humor, this is a fine introduction to high culture, with an emphasis on classical music and its composers.

This book collects Daniel Asia’s writings on classical music, universities, Judaism, politics, and American culture. Written in clear, elegant prose with a wry sense of humor, this is a fine introduction to high culture, with an emphasis on classical music and its composers.

Pedagogies of Difference and Desire in Professional Learning

Plugging in to Shared Images

By: Anna N. Wilson

From £30.99

This book explores what we can learn from images shared among professional communities on social media. It traces how professional learning unfolds online and considers how we can use these images as pedagogical resources, opening up windows into professional life for students.

Civil Liberties in Real Life

Seven Studies

Edited By: Timothy C. Shiell

From £30.99

US authors explore ‘What is civil liberty?’, examining how and why marginalized groups used freedoms of speech, religion, and assembly in their struggle for equality. This must-read covers topics from the influence of consumerism to free speech in the classroom.

Cognitive Approaches to Contemporary Media

Edited By: Teodora Popescu

From £30.99

Uncover the hidden power of metaphor in the media. This collection reveals how manipulative framing in news and film shapes reality and offers fresh insights to help you decode bias and avoid being misled. Essential for any critical thinker.

Reclaimative Post-Conflict Justice

Democratizing Justice in the World Tribunal on Iraq

By: Janet C. Gerson, Dale T. Snauwaert

From £30.99

In response to the 2003 Iraq War, citizens formed the World Tribunal on Iraq to investigate war responsibilities. This book explores their experimental tribunal as a new form of post-conflict justice—a guide for reclaiming democracy for a peaceful and just world order.

Contemporary Icons of Nonviolence

Edited By: Anna Hamling

From £30.99

This volume places Martin Luther King Jr and Mahatma Gandhi within the tradition of nonviolence, from Tolstoy to Mandela. This collection of essays explores the concept of nonviolence in a philosophical and religious context, highlighting its application in the 21st century.

PhotographyDigitalPainting

Expanding Medium Interconnectivity in Contemporary Visual Art Practices

Edited By: Carl Robinson

From £30.99

This anthology explores the connections between photography, the digital, and painting in contemporary art. Renowned artists, academics, and theorists investigate medium-fluidity through essays on AI generation, hyperreal photography, and art that synthesises the three mediums.

Stuart Hood, Twentieth-Century Partisan

Edited By: David Hutchison, David Johnson

From £30.99

Stuart Hood’s year fighting with the Italian Resistance in WWII shaped his peacetime trajectory. This collection assesses the achievements of this broadcaster, media studies pioneer, translator, and novelist, showing how his life offers fresh insights into 20th-century history.

Formal Education as Economic and Social Value and as an Object of the Social Sciences

By: Odaci Luiz Coradini

From £30.99

This book explores the social conditions for valuing education and the limits of sociology in addressing this problem. Its central idea is that the main challenges refer to the conditions of autonomy of the social sciences, especially when studying higher social spheres.

A History of Textiles and Fashion in the Twentieth Century Yoruba World

By: Mutiat Titilope Oladejo

From £30.99

Central to Yoruba fashion is the role of women in its making. This book shows how textile commodities, entangled in global economic histories, created a local industry that portrays new ways of work—revealing a critical, but often neglected, aspect of being Yoruba.

Advances in Urban Lifestyle and Technology

Edited By: Wayan Suparta

From £30.99

This book addresses sustainable urban development, covering governance, green technology, and the environment. It is a reference for local stakeholders making policy and planning choices to protect the environment and to provide for equitable housing, health, and education.

Historical Textiles and Their Characterization

By: Iva Rezić

From £30.99

This book uses scientific advances to understand the degradation and characterisation of historical materials. It highlights multidisciplinary procedures for analyzing precious, small samples, and is of interest to the public, scientists, and the conservation community.

Mining Industry Association at Multiple Levels of Governance

Drilling Down

By: Aynsley Kellow, Marian Simms

From £30.99

This book examines why the global mining industry lacked a representative group for so long, and how it finally formed one at the turn of the millennium in response to global environmental policy and the emerging focus on sustainable development.

Peripheral Europe

On Transitology and Post-Crisis Discourses in Southeast Europe

By: Ksenija Vidmar Horvat

From £30.99

This book connects the EU’s mismanagement of the financial and refugee crises to the integration of the post-socialist East. By turning Europe’s social contract into a cultural one, this process has betrayed core democratic values, both East and West.

Verify to Download