Routledge Revivals
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Restructuring the Health Service
1st Edition
By Tom Heller
February 28, 2027
Originally published in 1978, this book argues powerfully for a fundamental restructuring of the health service in the UK from the viewpoint of the patient. It is deeply critical of the structure of decision-making in the health service which at the time of publication was rooted in the ...
Roman Drama: Studies in Latin Literature and its Influence
1st Edition
Edited
By T. A. Dorey, D.R. Dudley
February 28, 2027
This volume was originally published in 1965 at a time when there was a revival of interest in Roman Drama on the stage, especially Plautus. The book discusses Plautine themes and his audience as well as the long literary traditions of the Amphitryo and the Miles Gloriosus. It also discusses the ...
Stalin's Satellites in Europe
1st Edition
By Ygael Gluckstein
February 28, 2027
Originally published in 1952, this book studies the condition of the hundred million people who lived in countries occupied by Soviet troops for many years during the Cold War. Such a study is not only interesting in itself, but it throws light on the Russian reality of that time, something that ...
Tacitus: Studies in Latin Literature and its Influence
1st Edition
Edited
By T. A. Dorey
February 28, 2027
Originally published in 1965, all the essays were specially commissioned. In the author’s view, Lucretius was the poet who would appeal most strongly to the twentieth century but was one who was often overlooked. The essays cover a wide range of topics: one, by a zoologist provides a re-assessment ...
The Monarchy and Its Future
1st Edition
Edited
By Jeremy Murray-Brown
February 28, 2027
Monarchy is Britain’s oldest institution, older than Parliament, older even than our Law Courts. British royalty can claim the oldest dynastic heritage in Europe. The ability of the British constitutional monarchy to blend mystical appeal with practical politics has always been fascinating but ...
The Rebellion of Boudicca
1st Edition
By Donald R. Dudley, Graham Webster
February 28, 2027
The rebellion of Boudicca against Roman authority is one of the most dramatic events in the UK’s history. Two historical accounts survive in classical literature and there is a growing body of archaeological evidence adding precision and detail. Originally published in 1962, this book combines the ...
Action Research in Classrooms and Schools
1st Edition
Edited
By D. Hustler, A. Cassidy, E.C. Cuff
February 01, 2027
First published in 1986, Action Research in Classrooms and Schools presents a wide variety of action research studies illuminating the contribution that action research can make and raises important points about the kinds of issues that can usefully be examined with this strategy. The chapters ...
Australians & British: Social and Political Connections
1st Edition
Edited
By J.D.B. Miller
February 01, 2027
Australians have always had an ambivalent attitude to the ‘mother country’ and never more so than at a time when the relationship between the two countries was under increasing scrutiny, especially in the run-up to Australia’s Bi-centennial celebrations and in the debate over the Australian flag. ...
Blueprint for Industrial Survival: What Has Gone Wrong in Industrial Britain Since the War?
1st Edition
By Harold Watkinson
February 01, 2027
Originally published in 1976, this penetrating analysis of British industry in the second half of the twentieth century discusses the lessons of failure and indicates the way back to success for British management. The author’s experience in government and industry as a Cabinet Minister and Deputy ...
British Local Government
1st Edition
By E. C. R. Hadfield, James E. MacColl
February 01, 2027
Originally published in 1949 and written at a time when local authorities played a pivotal role in public administration, the book examines the historical development of municipal institutions and explains how councils, committees, and administrative officers interact to deliver essential services ...
Distance Education in Canada
1st Edition
Edited
By Ian Mugridge, David Kaufman
February 01, 2027
Distance education has played a particularly important role in the development of university-level education in Canada. First published in 1986, Distance Education in Canada shows how distance education evolved there. It describes the practices and highlights the most significant Canadian ...
Francis Thompson: Man and Poet
1st Edition
By J.C. Reid
February 01, 2027
Francis Thompson was born a hundred years ago. His life was a mixture of depravity and saintliness, laudanum and poetry. As a medical student he had deceived his father for years, going from home each day into Manchester and spending the time in museums or taking laudanum or idling on park seats. ...