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French Planning in Theory and Practice
1st Edition
By Saul Estrin, Peter Holmes
May 01, 2026
First published in 1983, French Planning in Theory and Practice (now with a new preface by the authors) provides the first detailed account since the late 1960’s of the French system of economic planning, and its relevance for other market economies. It offers an original and non-technical ...
From Berlin to Berkeley: German-Jewish Identities
1st Edition
By Reinhard Bendix
May 01, 2026
Originally published in 1986, From Berlin to Berkeley is an intellectual portrait of one of America’s leading 20th century social scientists, Reinhard Bendix, and his father, Ludwig Bendix. It discusses cultural identity and assimilation and provides a profound account of Ludwig Bendix’s life as a ...
From Charity to Social Work: In England and the United States
1st Edition
By Kathleen Woodroofe
May 01, 2026
First published in 1962, From Charity to Social Work is the story of the evolution of social work in England and the United States from the nineteenth to the twentieth century. Beginning with the origins of casework, group work, and community organisation in nineteenth-century England, it traces ...
Gangland: The Case of Bentley and Craig
1st Edition
By Francis Selwyn
May 01, 2026
On the evening of 2nd November 1952, a shot fired from a makeshift weapon on a warehouse roof in Croydon killed PC Sidney Miles. Next morning the newspaper headlines proclaimed a Chicago gun-battle in London, gangsters machine-gunning armed police over the rooftops. But the trial of Bentley and ...
Government Export Promotion: A Global Perspective
1st Edition
By F.H. Rolf Seringhaus, Philip J. Rosson
May 01, 2026
Government Export Promotion (1990) focuses on an extremely important international trade and economic issue: the role and impact of government export promotion. The efforts of governments to support companies in both the developed and developing world are described, and the impact of this support ...
Haciendas, Plantations and Collective Farms: Agrarian Class Societies – Cuba and Peru
1st Edition
By Juan Martinez-Alier
May 01, 2026
Haciendas, Plantations and Collective Farms (1977) studies the economic and political motivation of both landlords and peasants in two contrasting situations, Cuban plantations and Peruvian highland haciendas. It also analyses trends in agrarian change, including land reform....
Hitler's Englishman: The Crime of 'Lord Haw-Haw'
1st Edition
By Francis Selwyn
May 01, 2026
‘Lord Haw-Haw’ (William Joyce) was Hitler’s secret weapon of the airwaves. Nightly through the Second World War Joyce’s nasal tones were transmitted to a delighted if sceptical audience. He had a large and enthusiastic following, who looked upon his catchphrase ‘Jairmany calling’ as the promise of ...
Indonesia: The Rise of Capital
1st Edition
By Richard Robison
May 01, 2026
Indonesia (1986) examines the way in which capital emerged in the 1970s and 1980s as a major influence on the state, its officials and policies. The emergence of the capitalist class in Indonesia is examined, along with its internal divisions and conflicts, and its relations with the state. In ...
Industry in Developing Countries: Theory, Policy and Evidence
1st Edition
By John Weiss
May 01, 2026
Industry in Developing Countries (1988) surveys the empirical evidence on industrialisation in developing countries and relates it to the relevant economic theory as well as discussing alternative strategies of industrialisation and the range of policy instruments available to implement these ...
Local History and the Teacher
1st Edition
By Robert Douch
May 01, 2026
First published in 1967, Local History and the Teacher explores the opportunities and the difficulties presented by the study and teaching of historical aspects of the local environment. The author treats the development and value of local history studies in the work of English Schools, and ...
Maternal and Child Health in Rural Kenya: An Epidemiological Study
1st Edition
Edited
By J.K. van Ginneken, A.S. Muller
May 01, 2026
Maternal and Child Health in Rural Kenya (1984) is based on a longitudinal, multi-disciplinary, population-based research study in the Machakos district, a rural area of Kenya. The purposes of the project were to obtain accurate data on morbidity and mortality from a number of acute infectious ...
Motivating Students
1st Edition
By Ruth M. Beard, Isabel J. Senior
May 01, 2026
First published in 1980, Motivating Students examines the nature of motivation among students in higher education, drawing on extensive research and interviews with students from English polytechnics and universities. Ruth M. Beard and Isabel J. Senior address a persistent concern among educators: ...