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Matriculture, Shamanism, and the Authority of Women

The Powers That Be

Edited By: Linnéa Rowlatt, Angela Sumegi

£67.99

This book explores intersections between matriculture—the cultural worlds of women—and power in societies worldwide. Contributors analyze the forces that support or suppress women’s authority and agency, pointing to the social benefits of a thriving matriculture for all.

A Historical Quest Through the Japanese Capital

From Edo to Tokyo

By: Takako Suzuki

£66.99

This guide to Japanese history explores how Tokyo developed into a megalopolis and how modernization changed the lives of the Japanese people. It serves as an introduction and travel guide to the historical settings behind the high-tech landscape of modern Tokyo.

The Unlimited Power of Russia

Origins, Power and War

By: Merve Suna Özel Özcan

£66.99

This book explores Russia's historical pursuit of great power status, from the imperial period to the Putin era. It analyzes key themes—including foreign policy, military power, and energy policies—to provide a framework for understanding Russia's international role.

This book explores Russia’s historical pursuit of great power status, from the imperial period to the Putin era. It analyzes key themes—including foreign policy, military power, and energy policies—to provide a framework for understanding Russia’s international role.

Biophysiological Measures in Nursing Research

Edited By: Muayyad Ahmad

£72.99

A guide to biophysiological measures in nursing, from blood pressure to advanced imaging. This resource emphasizes ethical, evidence-based practice to improve diagnosis and patient care, covering innovative technologies like wearable devices and artificial intelligence.

Research Anthology on Organizational Change and Transformation

Edited By: Aneet Bedi, Bushra S. P. Singh

£64.99

In today’s evolving business landscape, managing change is crucial. This anthology offers cutting-edge research and practical insights from leading experts on how organizations can effectively adapt, drive sustainable growth, and implement transformative practices.

Climate Change Threats to National Development and Policy Options for Kenya Essays

Edited By: George Okoye Krhoda, Elias Ayiemba

£72.99

Climate change poses a significant threat to human security in Kenya. This anthology is a vital guide to the country's challenges, exploring effective solutions for food security, public health, and gender-sensitive resilience in the face of extreme weather.

Climate change poses a significant threat to human security in Kenya. This anthology is a vital guide to the country’s challenges, exploring effective solutions for food security, public health, and gender-sensitive resilience in the face of extreme weather.

Law, Humanities, and Tourism

Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Restitution of Cultural Heritage

Edited By: Tadeja Jere Jakulin, Dane Munro, Nuray Ekşi

£72.99

This book unites experts across law, humanities, and tourism to examine the legal and ethical issues of returning stolen cultural treasures. A practical toolkit for professionals, it features diverse global case studies that underscore the significance of cultural restitution.

Service Analytics and Management

Strategy and Operations

By: Jitesh J. Thakkar

£79.99

This book covers key issues on service strategy, planning, design, and delivery. It explores service capacity management, resource planning, quality improvement, and the role of IT and Analytics. The text includes detailed cases for extensive class discussion.

Cancer as a Reversible Disease

Its Real Nature, Spontaneous Regression and Integrative Treatment

By: Tasos Vartholomaios

£72.99

Cancer is a systemic disease, not just a tumor. Treatment would be more effective if it gave more importance to the logic of the body's own physiological processes. Correct selection of treatment and close follow-up of the whole patient are key factors for improving prognosis.

Cancer is a systemic disease, not just a tumor. Treatment would be more effective if it gave more importance to the logic of the body’s own physiological processes. Correct selection of treatment and close follow-up of the whole patient are key factors for improving prognosis.

The Art of Supposition

Homo Putans

By: Can Büyükbay

£66.99

What if our reality is shaped by what we suppose? This book introduces a groundbreaking framework, redefining the human experience through the lens of Homo Putans, the “supposing human.” Enter a world where every thought is an invitation to question, explore, and suppose.

Development as Service

Worldviews, Law and Sustainable Development Goals

By: Dorine E. van Norren

From £44.99

This account of Global South wellbeing perspectives like Ubuntu and Buen Vivir sheds new light on sustainable development. It critiques the logic of linear growth and individualism, proposing a new path: Development as Service, centered on reciprocity and culture.

Challenges and Perspectives of Iberia and Beyond

Edited By: Mark Gant, Deirdre Kelly, Siân Edwards, Susana Rocha Relvas

£72.99

This volume offers innovative research on Iberian Studies from a transnational, interdisciplinary perspective. Core themes include memory, historical revisionism, dialogues between Portugal and Spain, and transatlantic crossings that connect Europe, Africa, and the Americas.

Behind the Photographic Lens of Sergio Larraín

Photography, Aesthetics, and Critical Insights

By: Jean Paul Brandt

£67.99

Unlock the mystery of Sergio Larraín, Chile's enigmatic photographer. This essential guide reveals the untold narratives behind his iconic works, exploring the intersection of art, politics, and spirituality that defined his profound and lasting legacy.

Unlock the mystery of Sergio Larraín, Chile’s enigmatic photographer. This essential guide reveals the untold narratives behind his iconic works, exploring the intersection of art, politics, and spirituality that defined his profound and lasting legacy.

Witchcraft, Superstition and Rationality

Examining Harmful Practices and Cultural Beliefs in India

Edited By: Gireesh Kumar J, Naveen Suresh, Samantha Spence

£72.99

This book explores the impact of witchcraft-related violence in India, interrogating the intersection of gender, caste, and power. It reveals how superstition is weaponized as a tool of oppression and examines anti-superstition laws, activism, and the need for cultural change.

Comparing Inclusive Education

Teachers' Struggles in Italy and China

By: Lishuai Jia, Marina Santi

£70.99

This book offers a comparative analysis of inclusive education in Italy and China, based on teachers' experiences. It explores cultural traditions and teachers' perceptions to enrich our knowledge of making education more inclusive through a cross-cultural dialogue.

This book offers a comparative analysis of inclusive education in Italy and China, based on teachers’ experiences. It explores cultural traditions and teachers’ perceptions to enrich our knowledge of making education more inclusive through a cross-cultural dialogue.

Basics of Digital Electronics

By: Vibhav K. Saraswat, Kamlendra Awasthi

£78.99

This book offers a clear introduction to digital electronics. Written in simple language, it breaks down complex concepts with diagrams, solved examples, and numerous practice questions for self-assessment. Ideal for students, teachers, and independent study.

The AMS 800

History, Techniques and Future

Edited By: Jacques Corcos, Lysanne Campeau

£77.99

This in-depth guide explores the AMS 800 artificial urinary sphincter (AUS), a ground-breaking solution for severe urinary incontinence. Combining medical research and expert insights, it's an essential resource for urologists, providers, and patients considering AUS therapy.

This in-depth guide explores the AMS 800 artificial urinary sphincter (AUS), a ground-breaking solution for severe urinary incontinence. Combining medical research and expert insights, it’s an essential resource for urologists, providers, and patients considering AUS therapy.

The Emergence of Discourses and Cultural Hegemony

A Study of Edward W. Said’s Orientalism

By: Jai Singh

£64.99

Edward W. Said’s seminal text Orientalism disrupted how the Orient understands itself. This book focuses on his work, analyzing how the discourse of orientalism perpetrated the West's cultural hegemony and the internal hegemony within the non-western world.

Edward W. Said’s seminal text Orientalism disrupted how the Orient understands itself. This book focuses on his work, analyzing how the discourse of orientalism perpetrated the West’s cultural hegemony and the internal hegemony within the non-western world.

Criminals and Villains of Charles Dickens

By: Kavita Tyagi

£64.99

This book explores the dark labyrinths of the criminals from Dickens’s greatest novels, including Oliver Twist and Great Expectations. It supplants his image as the Santa Claus of Victorian society with another Dickens: one who understood the dark souls of his age.

Cartographies of Cloth

Mapping the Veil in Culture and Contemporary Art

By: Valerie Behiery

£75.99

This book maps the veil in contemporary art to challenge mainstream representations. Arguing for the veil's multivalence, it explores its myriad meanings and its link to the wider issues of gender, politics, and identity, offering important alternative narratives.

This book maps the veil in contemporary art to challenge mainstream representations. Arguing for the veil’s multivalence, it explores its myriad meanings and its link to the wider issues of gender, politics, and identity, offering important alternative narratives.