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The Geography of Interwar Britain: The State and Uneven Development
1st Edition
By Stephen V. Ward
September 01, 2025
As the first geographical study of interwar Britain, The Geography of Interwar Britain (originally published in 1988 and now with a new preface by the author) breaks new ground, incorporating original research and new interpretations of the work of historians and others within a geographical frame ...
The Ignorance of Social Intervention
1st Edition
Edited
By Digby C. Anderson
September 01, 2025
Most objections to state intervention in social life are made on overtly political or moral grounds. Originally published in 1980, the theme of this book is similarly to criticise intervention programmes, but on fundamentally empirical grounds. Rather than investigate the extent of the ignorance in...
The Language of Time
1st Edition
By Richard M. Gale
September 01, 2025
First published in 1968, The Language of Time clarifies certain large-scale features of ordinary or common-sense concept of time by using linguistic analysis or ordinary language philosophy. The author does so by studying the language of time in its everyday employment. The book is divided into ...
The Private Lives of English Words
1st Edition
By Louis Heller, Alexander Humez, Malcah Dror
September 01, 2025
The words of the English language constitute an incredible heritage, and every word has its own unique history. Originally published in 1984, The Private Lives of English Words tells the fascinating stories behind more than 400 words with a particularly interesting philological history. It ...
The Process of Becoming Ill
1st Edition
By David Robinson
September 01, 2025
First published in 1971, The Process of Becoming Ill is concerned with how people become ill: not with how people contract diseases but how people come to occupy the social status of ‘sick person’. It is concerned with an analysis of illness behaviour in terms of what it means to be an ill person ...
The Residential Community: A Setting for Social Work
1st Edition
By Howard Jones
September 01, 2025
In the 1970s residential care was usually seen by social workers as a regrettable necessity, to be used only as a last resort. So the important contribution it made to social wellbeing was not explored, and it remained the Cinderella of social work for resources, status and training. Originally ...
The Sociology of Social Work
1st Edition
Edited
By Martin Davies
September 01, 2025
How do sociologists explain the role and function of social work in society? How has sociological knowledge been used, adapted and misused by social workers? Originally published in 1991, The Sociology of Social Work includes chapters on sociological theory and social work, child protection, ...
The Symmetrical Family: A Study of Work and Leisure in the London Region
1st Edition
By Michael Young, Peter Willmott
September 01, 2025
First published in 1973, The Symmetrical Family combines evidence about the family of the past with information from a sociological survey in the London region and uses both as the basis for a speculative discussion about the future. The argument is that a new style of family life has emerged. Its ...
Towards a New Social Work
1st Edition
Edited
By Howard Jones
September 01, 2025
In the 1970s, social work in Britain was in crisis. A process of self-searching had begun, stimulated by changes in the organization of social services departments, by the growth of the radical movement in social work, and by the emergence of new techniques in social work. All this might have ...
Beaumont and Fletcher: A Critical Study
1st Edition
By William W. Appleton
August 31, 2025
First published in 1956, Beaumont and Fletcher offers a compact critical survey of the plays by Beaumont and Fletcher, as well as Fletcher's collaborations with Massinger and Shakespeare.For a hundred years audiences and readers ranked Beaumont and Fletcher with Ben Johnson and with Shakespeare. ...
Britain, Europe and the World 1850-1986: Delusions of Grandeur
1st Edition
By Bernard Porter
August 31, 2025
First published in 1983, Britain, Europe and the World 1850-1986 examines the history of Britain’s international situation and foreign policy in relation to her domestic circumstances from the middle of the nineteenth century to the late twentieth century to provide answers to the following ...
Descriptive Statistics and Probability Theory
1st Edition
By Robert Arthur Barks
August 31, 2025
First published in 1972, in Descriptive Statistics and Probability Theory the numerical work- the selection of numerical data-is used as a basis for developing the statistical theory. Other starting points could have been chosen but a beginner will readily understand this sort of work and hence be ...