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Tort Law of Ukraine

By: Kostruba Anatoliy

From £33.99

This monograph on tort law in Ukraine analyzes current legislation and develops a new classification of torts. The author argues for introducing a system of extraordinary torts and examines the mechanism of compensation for damage in private international law.

Acute and Chronic Pain Medicine during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Edited By: Eric Hsu

From £29.99

The COVID-19 pandemic created new challenges for safe and effective pain medicine. This book provides practical guidance from experts on pharmacology, non-pharmacologic, and interventional procedures for all physicians, nurses, and allied health teams.

Pathways to Professionalism in English Language Teaching

Reflection and Innovation

Edited By: Natalia Orlova, Christoph Haase

From £33.99

This seventh volume on English Language Teaching (ELT) and Applied Linguistics shifts its focus to data-driven, empirical research. The assembled papers emphasize an empirically grounded approach to teaching and acquiring English, offering new Pathways to Professionalism.

Neural Nexus

Navigating the Frontiers of Advanced Intelligence Networks

Edited By: Devasis Pradhan, Celso Barbosa Carvalho

From £35.99

This book takes you on a captivating journey through the evolving landscape of AI. It delves into the workings of neural systems, both artificial and biological, to explore their profound implications—from groundbreaking innovations to the ethical dilemmas shaping our future.

History, Theory and Philosophy in Archaeology

By: Tim Murray

From £43.99

Drawn from 30 years of research, these essays by Tim Murray range across archaeological theory and history, focusing on Australia. Murray explores the critical intersection of archaeology, philosophy, and cultural context, applying key concepts to Australia's deep past.

Contested Histories in Contemporary Travel Writing on India

By: Antara Datta

From £29.99

This book questions the relevance of travel writing in a flagrantly unequal world. It examines how acclaimed writers like V.S. Naipaul and Amitav Ghosh engage with the socio-political realities of post-independence India, revealing the interplay of travel, politics, and history.

Practical Cardiology Review Abstract and Self-Assessment

Edited By: Majid Maleki, Azin Alizadehasl, Majid Haghjoo, Saied Dalouchi

From £47.99

This book covers practical issues in cardiology. Each chapter provides key point summaries and multiple-choice questions with comprehensive answers for self-assessment. Real pictures, charts, and tables enhance understanding, making the content perfect for rapid review.

Colonial Pathology

The Experience of the Oromo People

By: Begna Dugassa

From £37.99

This book examines the Oromo people's experience under Ethiopian colonial rule, drawing parallels to the Irish under British rule. It argues that colonialism violated Oromo sovereignty, causing land dispossession, poverty, and disease, and acts as a disease-causing agent.

This book examines the Oromo people’s experience under Ethiopian colonial rule, drawing parallels to the Irish under British rule. It argues that colonialism violated Oromo sovereignty, causing land dispossession, poverty, and disease, and acts as a disease-causing agent.

Advancing Disaster Management Through Federated Learning

A Comprehensive Guide

Edited By: C Kishor Kumar Reddy, Anindya Nag

From £40.99

Discover how Federated Learning (FL) revolutionizes disaster management. This guide explores how FL enhances response and predictive modeling by building powerful AI while maintaining data privacy. It provides a roadmap to protect communities, infrastructure, and lives.

Voices from the Algerian Theatre

Dialect Translation for an English Stage

By: Souâd Hamerlain

From £31.99

This book translates two 20th-century Algerian Arabic plays into English. Bridging vast cultural and linguistic divides, these translations capture the essence of Algerian theatre by focusing on shared human experiences, offering insights into the concept of the Other.

Revolution of Cosmetics

Cosmeceuticals

Edited By: Niharika Lal, Rosaline Mishra

From £33.99

Cosmeceuticals merge cosmetics with pharmaceutical properties. This book clarifies their complex regulatory landscape and explores the latest trends in cosmetic science, evaluating products that claim to deliver positive physiological impacts.

Perspectives on Waste Recycling in Indian Agriculture

Edited By: Gunindra Nath Chattopadhyay, Goutam Kumar Ghosh

From £36.99

This book tackles the surging waste crisis in developing nations by uniting waste recycling with sustainable agriculture. Compiled by experts, it dissects recycling's impacts on soil and crops, serving as a scientific compass and global playbook for waste-smart agriculture.

This book tackles the surging waste crisis in developing nations by uniting waste recycling with sustainable agriculture. Compiled by experts, it dissects recycling’s impacts on soil and crops, serving as a scientific compass and global playbook for waste-smart agriculture.

Seaweeds as Silent Healers

Insight into the Pharmacological Potential of Marine Algal Metabolites

Edited By: Thilina L. Gunathilaka, Hiruni S. Kumarasinghe

From £41.99

This book explores the untapped therapeutic treasures of marine algae, focusing on their pharmacological applications. It guides researchers and professionals to harness algal metabolites for groundbreaking discoveries that have the potential to revolutionize modern medicine.

Everyday Echoes Among African Scholars and Raconteurs

Essays, Short Stories and Poems

Edited By: Augustine Agwuele, Edna Ogeto, Bonface Otieno Okinyi

From £38.99

A distinctive blend of scholarly essays, short stories, and poems illuminates the experiences of African peoples. Scholars and artists merge research with creative insight, exploring the quest for a just society and the pursuit of a fulfilling, authentic life.

Social Protection and the Changing Development Landscape in Uganda, Mexico, Thailand and Norway

By: Julius Omona

From £36.99

This book presents social protection trajectories on four continents, examining the genesis and modern challenges in Uganda, Mexico, Thailand, and Norway. It offers key lessons for academics, researchers, and policy makers seeking to improve the welfare of their citizens.

The Life and Novels of Isabella St John

The Regency Revisited

By: Julia Gasper

From £32.99

In the generation after Jane Austen, Isabella St John went further with her sharply satirical picture of the English upper class. Born an aristocrat, her novels use authentic inside knowledge to boldly tackle women’s rights and social injustice with humour and acute observation.

Global Learning at Small Institutions

Diverse Models and Creative Solutions

Edited By: Erica Andree, Jann Purdy

From £32.99

This volume of essays offers models for effective global learning at small institutions. It provides guidelines and practical steps for educators and administrators, showing how challenges like limited resources can inspire creative, thriving programs.

Organic Chemistry in Medicine

By: Budin Michov

From £43.99

For students and professionals in medicine, pharmacy, and dentistry, this book describes organic compounds essential to medicine. It covers the pivotal role of organic chemistry in designing drugs and includes short biographies of key scientists.

Design with Analog Multiplexers

By: K.C. Selvam

From £33.99

This book describes the principles, applications, and types of analog multiplexers. It explains how they are used to implement both analog function circuits and digital circuits, familiarizing readers with these key components.

Why the New Deal Failed

By: Bernard C. Beaudreau

£70.99

While favorable to the New Deal's motives, this book is critical of its implementation. It argues the Great Depression was caused by a technological shock that gapped productivity and income. The New Deal sought to close this gap, but its policies were doomed from the start.

While favorable to the New Deal’s motives, this book is critical of its implementation. It argues the Great Depression was caused by a technological shock that gapped productivity and income. The New Deal sought to close this gap, but its policies were doomed from the start.