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Australia and Nuclear Weapons: The Case for a Non-Nuclear Region in South East Asia
1st Edition
By Anthony Clunies Ross, Peter King
October 01, 2026
First published in 1966, Australia and Nuclear Weapons argues for an Australian initiative to establish a non-nuclear club and region, to include Australia, New Zealand, and the Maphilindo countries. In doing so, the authors consider general problems of nuclear disarmament as well as the specific ...
Collaborative Learning in Staffrooms and Classrooms
1st Edition
By Colin Biott, Patrick Easen
October 01, 2026
Originally published in 1994, Collaborative Learning in Staffrooms and Classrooms seeks to widen definitions of collaborative learning beyond formal groupwork in classrooms and organised teamwork in staffrooms. This is done through examining a rich variety of actual experiences of working together....
Commonwealth for a Colour-Blind World
1st Edition
By Derek Ingram
October 01, 2026
First published in 1965, Commonwealth for a Colour-Blind World argues that the Commonwealth can work more effectively to reduce racial tensions than any other grouping of states in existence at the time. The heart of this book is India, without whose membership the Commonwealth could hardly survive...
Educational Planning in a Decentralised System: The Papua New Guinean Experience
1st Edition
By Mark Bray
October 01, 2026
Decentralisation emerged as a prominent policy trend during the 1960s and 1970s, in both industrialized and less developed countries. In the latter, it became a popular reform for immediate post-independence governments, and Papua New Guinea was no exception. With only three million people but 19 ...
Historical Studies, VII: Papers Read Before the Irish Conference of Historians
1st Edition
Edited
By J.C. Beckett
October 01, 2026
First published in 1969, Historical Studies, VII is a collection of papers presented at the eighth Conference of Irish Historians, held at Queen’s University Belfast in May 1967. Three of the papers examine Ireland and Anglo-Irish relations, addressing the interpretation of twelfth-century Irish ...
Ireland’s Histories: Aspects of State, Society and Ideology
1st Edition
Edited
By Seán Hutton, Paul Stewart
October 01, 2026
First published in 1991, Ireland’s Histories examines aspects of the politics, society, and ideology of Ireland from a radical perspective. It addresses key historiographical issues, as well as key moments and aspects of the two states in Ireland. Among the many issues addressed are the history of ...
Maltese in London: A Case-Study in the Erosion of Ethnic Consciousness
1st Edition
By Geoff Dench
October 01, 2026
After the second world war, Maltese migrants in London acquired a highly adverse public reputation for the organization of prostitution. At the same time, the few serious commentators on community relations in Britain who referred to Maltese immigrants tended to characterize them as a quiet and ...
Military Rule in Poland: The Rebuilding of Communist Power 1981–1983
1st Edition
By George Sanford
October 01, 2026
Originally published in 1986, this book explains why the Polish military took power in December 1981. It examines how this was done, and with what consequences. The experience of the State of War in Poland in 1982–83 and the repression of Polish Society and the Solidarity movement was a major event...
Pauper Palaces
1st Edition
By Anne Digby
October 01, 2026
Based on a wide range of sources, Pauper Palaces (first published in 1978) is a stimulating analysis of the impact of the Poor Law in Norfolk which indicates the significance which workhouses—the ‘pauper palaces’ of the title—had in this locality. The study takes a pioneering approach in using a ...
Play in the Infants' School: An Account of an Educational Experiment at the Raleigh Infants' School, Stepney, London, E.1. January 1933–April 1936
1st Edition
By E. R. Boyce
October 01, 2026
Originally published in 1938, Play in the Infants' School is an account of three years’ work and play with children from three to eight years of age in an Elementary school. The change from traditional organization and discipline to modern methods and creative activity is described in detail and ...
Polish Communism in Crisis
1st Edition
By George Sanford
October 01, 2026
Originally published in 1983, this is a detailed and hard-headed analysis of events in Poland from summer 1980 to December 1981, the period in which the efforts of Solidarity to achieve a free trade union and some degree of autonomy for working people were met with a final clampdown by the ...
Queen Elizabeth in Drama: And Related Studies
1st Edition
By Frederick S. Boas
October 01, 2026
First published in 1950, Queen Elizabeth in Drama presents a collection of essays centered on Queen Elizabeth and Shakespeare, exploring movements and institutions originating in Tudor and early Stuart times as reflected in the literature of the period, particularly drama. The volume includes ...