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The Growth-Oriented Economic Policy of the EU

Edited By: Angelo Santagostino, Angelo Santagostino

From £32.99

EU growth is slow, but its potential remains high. This vital trade block must find the political capacity for closer integration to close the gap between reality and potential. This book explores how, covering Brexit, capital markets, energy, and trade policy.

Samuel Richardson, Comedic Narrative and the Culture of Domestic Violence

Abused Pamela

By: Christopher D. Johnson

From £36.99

This book reveals the core paradox of Samuel Richardson. Fearing his own novel *Pamela* normalized abuse, he became both a staunch defender of patriarchy and a fierce advocate for women’s safety, happiness, and subjectivity.

Legacies of Trade and Empire

Breaking Silences

Edited By: Shihan de Silva Jayasuriya, Beheroze Shroff

From £32.99

This book challenges established histories of slavery and indentured labour under European empires, focusing on the Indian Ocean. To break the silence on legacies of empire, authors explore decolonisation, agency, and the assertion of identities, musical practices, and cuisines.

The Idea and Values of Europe

From Antigone to the Charter of Fundamental Rights

Edited By: Angelo Santagostino

From £29.99

From Sophocles’ Antigone to the EU’s Charter of Fundamental Rights, this book charts the 2500-year evolution of human rights. It explores the origins of European shared values and assesses their compatibility with a non-European culture and religion such as Islam.

Human Rights Discourse on Dams, Displacement and Resettlement

By: Namita Gupta

From £31.99

Development-induced displacement is a major human rights concern. This book provides a critical analysis of the environmental, social, and economic impacts of development projects and calls for a serious deliberation on the human rights issues involved.

Co-creating Actionable Science

Reflections from the Global North and South

Edited By: Gloria L. Gallardo Fernández, Fred Saunders, Tatiana Sokolova

From £29.99

This collection of essays provides insights into the challenges of collaborative, solutions-oriented research for sustainability. Probing how actionable science emerges in the global North and South, it offers valuable, empirically-based guidance for scholars and educators.

Polish and Irish Struggles for Self-Determination

Living near Dragons

Edited By: Galia Chimiak, Bożena Cierlik

From £29.99

This book explores the little-known links between the Polish and the Irish. Subject to foreign rule, both nations fought for independence and were among the first to grant women voting rights, revealing a shared struggle for autonomy, mutual assistance, and self-organization.

The Mindanao Siege of 1942 to 1945

The Japanese Invasion and Subsequent Resistance of Mindanao

By: Bob East

From £29.99

This book is a gruesome, genuine historical account of the Japanese invasion, occupation, and defeat in Mindanao from 1941-1945. It thoroughly researches the struggle between Japanese forces and the combined Filipino, U.S., and resident Muslim (Moro) guerrillas.

How Adaptations Awaken the Literary Canon

Transformative Reimaginings

By: Suzy Woltmann

From £29.99

This book illuminates how reimagining narratives creates empowerment. It explores adaptations—from classic literature to fairy tales—that retell and awaken the literary canon, interrogating conventions and revealing the unique power of reframing stories.

Maurice Aristide Chapelan, Man of Three Parts

By: Mary Munro-Hill

From £30.99

Maurice Chapelan was three distinct writers: a poet, a famed grammarian, and an author of romans galants. But a unifying thread ran through his literary output: a beauty, simplicity and elegance of style, revealing a love of the French language and a hint of libertinage.

Competing on Talent in Today’s Business World

A Blueprint for New Ways of Hiring

By: Pradeep Sahay

From £47.99

In a rapidly changing landscape, acquiring top talent is a competitive advantage. This book provides a roadmap to transform recruitment from a reactive process to a strategic program, learning from best practices to consistently source and recruit the very best people available.

Phase Shift Analysis in Nuclear Astrophysics

By: Sergey Dubovichenko

From £36.99

This book describes mathematical methods for calculating nuclear characteristics and intercluster potentials. It discusses phase shift analysis of elastic scattering at low and astrophysical energies and investigates three-body models of light nuclear nuclei.

Bridging Entrepreneurship and Social Innovations

Edited By: Elmar Steurer, Emanuel Herrmann

From £30.99

This book details how social innovations impact society in areas like education and health. Based on the experience of authors from emerging countries, it presents practical methods for successful entrepreneurship and explains transformative advances in business management.

Crossing Colonial Historiographies

Histories of Colonial and Indigenous Medicines in Transnational Perspective

Edited By: Anne Digby, Projit B. Muhkarji

£39.99

This book offers an innovative engagement with the diverse histories of colonial and indigenous medicines across Asia, Africa, and the Americas. It explores new conceptual perspectives and highlights thematic commonalities and divergences across regions.

Students, Staff and Academic Mobility in Higher Education

Edited By: Mike Byram

£39.99

Academic mobility in higher education is a high-profile phenomenon. This book reports research on the experience for students and staff, charting the far-reaching effects on universities, teaching, and individuals as they are forced to see themselves in a new light.

A Philosophical Approach to Creation Process

Our Lady of the Lamp

By: Alastair Beattie

From £29.99

This book is about creation as conceived by the classical Greeks. Whether a plan for a form of government or a work of art, this sort of creation is used to do something that has never been done before.

The Poems of Paul Valéry

By: Jan Schreiber

From £19.99

Paul Valéry’s complex and graceful writing presents daunting obstacles for the translator. This volume is the culmination of 50 years devoted to bringing his poems into fluent English. It shows him as both the supreme poet of the mind and a consummate linguistic musician.

Land of Fertility III

The Southeast Mediterranean from the Bronze Age to the Muslim Conquest

Edited By: Maciej Wacławik

From £29.99

Spanning 5000 years from the Bronze Age to the Muslim Conquest, this volume explores civilization in the Fertile Crescent. It examines the migration of people, goods, and ideas, and ancient Egypt's relations with its neighbours—were they based on partnership, or supremacy?

Spanning 5000 years from the Bronze Age to the Muslim Conquest, this volume explores civilization in the Fertile Crescent. It examines the migration of people, goods, and ideas, and ancient Egypt’s relations with its neighbours—were they based on partnership, or supremacy?

The Complexities, Key Concepts and Mechanisms of Immunology

By: Seema Tripathy, Rashmi Rekha Sahu

From £42.99

This concise guide simplifies the immune system, providing a clear overview of the body’s defence mechanisms. It covers immune cells, antigen response, autoimmunity, and the latest developments in immunotherapy. Multiple-choice questions enhance understanding.

Lessons in Criminology and Criminal Justice

By: Matthew Robinson

From £31.99

From a quarter century of experience, a criminologist explores twenty-five facts about crime, policing, courts, and the death penalty. Written for the layperson with a “tell it like it is” approach, this scholarly book is funny, interesting, timely, and engaging.

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