Queer Aspiration and Emotional Borders in Transnational Education traces the emotional and everyday worlds of queer Vietnamese students moving through transnational education across Southeast Asia.
This book renews our understanding of contemporary interculturality and today's intercultural world through an illuminating case study of the Labubu phenomenon.
Queer Aspiration and Emotional Borders in Transnational Education traces the emotional and everyday worlds of queer Vietnamese students moving through transnational education across Southeast Asia.
This is not merely a book on methods; it is a toolbox designed to provide students with the critical guidelines and ethical reflections needed to conduct research on gender and media.
This is not merely a book on methods; it is a toolbox designed to provide students with the critical guidelines and ethical reflections needed to conduct research on gender and media.
This book explores different aspects of information-both explicit and implicit-and how it can be understood as a unified concept or as components within larger systems where human needs and technological possibilities interact.
This book opens a new and timely conversation between the study of religion and infrastructure studies through the innovative concept of religious infrastructure.
This book renews our understanding of contemporary interculturality and today's intercultural world through an illuminating case study of the Labubu phenomenon.
This book introduces the concept of 'purposed-leadership' to explore the emotional lifeworlds and professional interventions of India's start-up NGO educationalists.
Cities are at the centre of a contemporary civilisational crisis, marked by displacement, climate breakdown, armed conflict, authoritarianism, and widening inequality.
Frequently labelled as the world's oldest profession, prostitution is often treated as a naturalized social formation, overlooking its historical and cultural specificity.
This book analyzes Buddhist perspectives on the human experience of displacement and on the ethics of resettlement, humanitarian aid, and protection for displaced communities.
The Routledge Handbook of Research Methods in Sport for Development and Peace serves as the first comprehensive resource dedicated to exploring the diverse methodological approaches essential for advancing research and practice in this growing interdisciplinary field.
Newly updated to incorporate the impact of AI, and other societal changes, this second edition of Developing Writing Teachers is a research-informed textbook for pre-service or practicing teachers of writing in school settings, including teachers of English language arts.
This book introduces the concept of 'purposed-leadership' to explore the emotional lifeworlds and professional interventions of India's start-up NGO educationalists.
This book is a recollection of McCartney's journey across 'Sanskritland,' which is the term coined to refer to the utopian landscape within which the 'Language of the Gods' is thought to be spoken.
Creative Health in Systems offers an accessible yet engaging guide to how arts, creativity, and culture can practically integrate into healthcare systems across England, demonstrating not only what is happening across the system today, but how readers can play an active role in shaping the next phase of Creative Health integration.
Frequently labelled as the world's oldest profession, prostitution is often treated as a naturalized social formation, overlooking its historical and cultural specificity.
This book offers a timely and accessible exploration of how humanitarian work is changing across one of the world's most diverse and crisis-affected regions.
This book throws light on the cultural situatedness of education, the understanding of which enables the attainment of sustainable development goals for education.
Creative Health in Systems offers an accessible yet engaging guide to how arts, creativity, and culture can practically integrate into healthcare systems across England, demonstrating not only what is happening across the system today, but how readers can play an active role in shaping the next phase of Creative Health integration.
This book offers a timely and accessible exploration of how humanitarian work is changing across one of the world's most diverse and crisis-affected regions.
Cities are at the centre of a contemporary civilisational crisis, marked by displacement, climate breakdown, armed conflict, authoritarianism, and widening inequality.
This book opens a new and timely conversation between the study of religion and infrastructure studies through the innovative concept of religious infrastructure.
The Routledge Handbook of Research Methods in Sport for Development and Peace serves as the first comprehensive resource dedicated to exploring the diverse methodological approaches essential for advancing research and practice in this growing interdisciplinary field.
This book explores different aspects of information-both explicit and implicit-and how it can be understood as a unified concept or as components within larger systems where human needs and technological possibilities interact.
This book is a recollection of McCartney's journey across 'Sanskritland,' which is the term coined to refer to the utopian landscape within which the 'Language of the Gods' is thought to be spoken.
Newly updated to incorporate the impact of AI, and other societal changes, this second edition of Developing Writing Teachers is a research-informed textbook for pre-service or practicing teachers of writing in school settings, including teachers of English language arts.
This book explores the introduction and localization of the political concepts of left and right in Chinese media discourse from the late Qing to the late 1920s, analyzing their shift from spatial metaphors to political symbols that redefined Chinese society, politics, and culture.
This book explores the introduction and localization of the political concepts of left and right in Chinese media discourse from the late Qing to the late 1920s, analyzing their shift from spatial metaphors to political symbols that redefined Chinese society, politics, and culture.
In a world where artificial intelligence threatens to outpace human creativity, this compelling guide offers practical advice on reclaiming creative voice.
Based on long-term ethnographic engagement with Alutiiq/Sugpiaq communities in Southwest Alaska, this book explores the interrelationship of cultural heritage, (de)colonialism, environmentalism, political agency, and the representation of Indigenous identity in museums.
This book offers a bold and timely rethinking of how sustainable energy transitions can be achieved in an era of climate urgency and geopolitical uncertainty.
This book explores centuries of human movement across the Indian subcontinent through a groundbreaking interdisciplinary lens, masterfully weaving together anthropological insights, historical analysis, and personal narratives to create a multidimensional portrait of migration's impact on society.
This book offers a bold and timely rethinking of how sustainable energy transitions can be achieved in an era of climate urgency and geopolitical uncertainty.
