Race Relations in Sociological Theory (1983) presents a clear definition of the field of race relations, and indicates how it should be systematically developed.
First published in 1989, Sovereignty and Security in the Arctic explores the emergence of the polar region as a central concern in international politics and examines the complex issues of sovereignty and security that result.
Gentile Food Bans: Halakhah and the Fear of Intermarriage challenges long-standing rabbinic and scholarly assumptions about the origins of dietary restrictions in Jewish law.
Race Relations in Sociological Theory (1983) presents a clear definition of the field of race relations, and indicates how it should be systematically developed.
This monograph is one of the first scholarly investigations into the literary representations of the lived realities of Ugandan-Indians, often referred to as "e;Passenger Traders"e;, who were exiled in 1972 under the Idi Amin regime.
This book integrates people management trends, practices, concepts, and principles through an experienced lens, with theoretical and practical aspects of managing the employee experience (EX) in the workplace.
This volume discusses and theorizes cultures of narratives and knowledge production that shape the system of 'Culture', which has arguably been the greatest epoch of our civilization.
This volume discusses and theorizes cultures of narratives and knowledge production that shape the system of 'Culture', which has arguably been the greatest epoch of our civilization.
Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction: Community, Hospitality and Friendship offers a sophisticated and original lens for understanding transnational African identities and their experiences of community, hospitality, and friendship in contemporary urban fiction.
This book uncovers the history of exclusion and erasure of women's work within the Mumbai film industry and highlights the challenges women face at every stage of filmmaking, from pre-production to distribution.
This monograph is one of the first scholarly investigations into the literary representations of the lived realities of Ugandan-Indians, often referred to as "e;Passenger Traders"e;, who were exiled in 1972 under the Idi Amin regime.
Born on January 5, 1907, Zetta Hamby spent much of her life in the northwestern mountains of North Carolina, keenly watching the changes in her community of Grassy Creek and in the world.
This book explores how regions can thrive beyond traditional agglomeration economies by leveraging the concept of "e;borrowed size"e; - the ability of smaller or peripheral areas to benefit from proximity to large urban centers without hosting large-scale economic activity themselves.
This book explores how regions can thrive beyond traditional agglomeration economies by leveraging the concept of "e;borrowed size"e; - the ability of smaller or peripheral areas to benefit from proximity to large urban centers without hosting large-scale economic activity themselves.
Romantic Women Poets: Genre and Gender focuses on the part played by women poets in the creation of the literary canon in the Romantic period in Britain.
The Dynamics of European Union (1987) assesses the attempts by the members of the European Community to achieve European Union, culminating in the Single European Act of December 1985, in the context of the overall dynamics of the process of integration in western Europe since the 1950s.
Thinking Northern offers new approaches to the processes of identity formation which are taking place in the diverse fields of cultural, economic, and social activity in contemporary Britain.
The stimulating mix of academics and practising poets that have contributed to this volume provides an unusual and illuminating integration of critical and creative practice and a vibrantly diverse approach to questions of poetry and sexuality.
Addressing the complex social fabric of Indian society, this book explores its history, marked by enduring conflicts between Brahmanic and Un-Brahmanic forces that have shaped its ideological and philosophical traditions.
Reflecting on the legacy of the first class of undergraduate women at UVA The campaign to secure unfettered access to higher education for women took decades of activism and advocacy, and mainstream skepticism over the viability of coeducation persisted until shockingly recently.
Reflecting on the legacy of the first class of undergraduate women at UVA The campaign to secure unfettered access to higher education for women took decades of activism and advocacy, and mainstream skepticism over the viability of coeducation persisted until shockingly recently.
National identity is not some naturally given or metaphysically sanctioned racial or territorial essence that only needs to be conceptualised or spelt out in discursive texts; it emerges from, takes shape in, and is constantly defined and redefined in individual and collective performances.
The re-emergence of the issue of wartime suffering to the fore of German public discourse represents the greatest shift in German memory culture since the Historikerstreit of the 1980s.
The Dynamics of European Union (1987) assesses the attempts by the members of the European Community to achieve European Union, culminating in the Single European Act of December 1985, in the context of the overall dynamics of the process of integration in western Europe since the 1950s.
In contemporary India, new Hindu religious movements are reshaping spiritual landscapes and challenging traditional boundaries of faith, identity, and social practice.
Raw Materials and Pacific Economic Integration (1978) focuses on the trade in raw materials - the basis for trade between Australia and Japan, and indeed for the economic relations within the Western Pacific regions.
In contemporary India, new Hindu religious movements are reshaping spiritual landscapes and challenging traditional boundaries of faith, identity, and social practice.
