Geographical reference works Books
HarperCollins Publishers Peterborough AZ Pocket Street Map
Book SynopsisNavigate your way around Peterborough with detailed street maps from A-ZThis up-to-date, folded A-Z street map includes all of the 1,500 streets in and around Peterborough.Detailed coverage of an area extending from Walton in the north to Hampton Gardens in the south, and from Fengate in the east to Thorpe Wood Golf Course in the west.This street map includes the following:Postcode districts, one-way streets and car parksPlaces of interestOn the reverse there is a handy index to streets, places of interest, place and area names, park and ride sites, national rail stations, hospitals and hospicesWith clear mapping at a scale of 5.5 inches to 1 mile, this is the perfect reference map for finding your way around Peterborough.
£5.68
HarperCollins Publishers South East England AZ Road Atlas
Book SynopsisThis A-Z map of South East England is a full colour regional road atlas featuring 46 pages of continuous road mapping extending from Banbury and Felixstowe to the south coast, and from Oxford and Southampton to Margate and Clacton-on-Sea in the east.Road map detail is shown at a clear 2.5 miles to 1 inch scale (1.58 km to 1 cm) and includes the following features:Motorways open with full junction detail, motorways under construction and proposed, service areas, primary routes and destinations, A & B roads, selected minor roads, gradients 1:5 and steeper, tolls, mileages, county boundaries, spot heights and hill shadingSelected fuel stationsNational Park boundariesSelected places of interest, tourist information centres and golf coursesAlso included are 21 city, town, airport or port plans for Brighton & Hove, Canterbury, Dover, Eastbourne, Folkestone, Guildford, London, Medway Towns, Milton Keynes, Oxford, Portsmouth, Reading. Southampton, Winchester, Windsor, London Gatwick Airport, L
£7.59
HarperCollins Publishers Great Britain AZRoad Map
Book SynopsisA single-sided, fold-out road map featuring motorways, primary routes, ''A'' Roads and a selection of other routes in full-colour. Mapping you can trust from A-Z.Highlights include:Clear mapping at a scale of 13.25 miles to 1 inchA helpful index of more that 4500, including: a list of cities, towns, villages, hamlets and locations printed in panels around the mappingFerry routes and a mileage chartThis map combines the simplicity of a route planning map with a great level of detail. It's perfect for planning and travelling long distances around Great Britain.
£6.99
HarperCollins Publishers Inc Vargics Miscellany of Curious Maps
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£31.50
The University of Chicago Press Globes
£45.60
The University of Chicago Press The History of Cartography Volume 4
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£375.25
WW Norton & Co Atlas of the Invisible
Book SynopsisWinner of the 2021 Globe Book Award for Public Understanding of Geography awarded by the American Association of Geographers An unprecedented portrait of the hidden patterns in human society—visualized through the world of data.Trade Review"Atlas of the Invisible is full of mind-blowing maps that harness the power of data to tell us something about ourselves and our planet." -- Hannah Fry, Professor in the Mathematics of Cities and author of The Complete Guide to Absolutely Everything"Fantastic…a magical combo of art and graphic gut-punch." -- Dave Eggers"Page after page, graphic after graphic and text after text, Atlas of the Invisible erupts with a kind of rigorous wonder. Laying out patterns on everything from nomenclature to bike-sharing to unexploded ordnance, Cheshire and Uberti examine data sets you never even thought of in the interest of developing a portrait of the world as it is. The result is a strange and startling masterpiece." -- Matthew Specktor, author of American Dream Machine"A stone cold act of genius." -- Dan Snow, HistoryHit"Spectacular and truly Humboldtian." -- Andrea Wulf, author of The Invention of Nature"James Cheshire and Oliver Uberti’s extraordinary new book, Atlas of the Invisible transforms our understanding of our human selves, other lives on earth, and the planet we share. Packed with revelatory insights, the book is a masterful example of the power of compelling visual storytelling to reveal – from within the complexities of modern data chaos – meaning and knowledge otherwise hidden from view." -- B. Natterson-Horowitz, MD, bestselling author of Zoobiquity"An absolute visual delight." -- Manuel Lima, author of The Book of Circles: Visualizing Spheres of Knowledge"If you’re into #dataViz, you *need* to have this one… Every page reveals a surprise." -- Alberto Cairo, Knight Chair in Visual Journalism at the University of Miami and author of How Charts Lie"Gorgeous… Digging [through] troves of data, [Cheshire and Uberti] paint an essential portrait of Where We’ve Been, Who We Are, & How We’re Doing. Imagine Morpheus explaining The Matrix to you—only he’s also a BRILLIANT graphic designer." -- Minh Lê, bestselling author of Lift, Drawn Together, on Twitter"Stunning." -- Valerie Trouet, author of Tree Story, on Twitter"An eye-opening visual look at the assumptions and trends that lie beneath how the modern world ticks.…Demography and graphic design meet in an extraordinarily revealing book." -- Kirkus Reviews (starred review)"Atlas of the Invisible takes this literally, with design-heavy info-mapping of cellular connections in the Great Lakes, eviction rates, the ethnicity of immigrants living on South Halsted Street in 1895. A cartographer’s dream, and often revelatory." -- Christopher Borrelli - Chicago Tribune"[T]his unique volume.…is designed to inspire readers to act." -- Library Journal"An endlessly fascinating array of insight and analysis." -- Mark Reynolds - Traveller Magazine
£28.79
Rand McNally Rand McNally Easy to Read Alabama State Map
£8.47
Rand McNally Rand McNally Easy to Read Virginia State Map
£9.45
Rand McNally Rand McNally Easy to Read Oklahoma State Map
£9.72
Random House The Mapmakers
Book SynopsisAn updated edition of the classic, much praised history of cartography. It traces the adventures, discoveries, and feats of technical ingenuity by which mapmakers, over the centuries, have succeeded in charting first the surface of the globe, then the earth''s interior and the ocean floors, and finally the moon and the planets of our solar system. The author has added three new chapters, as well as many updates and amplifications, to reflect the great changes that have taken place in mapmaking in the past two decades. The Mapmakers will continue to be the definitive book on this fascinating subject.Trade Review'A winning chronicle of mapmakers over time and space... Wilford has combined the accounts to offer a variety of adventures and perceptions not so often well described.' Scientific American 'Fascinating... Wilford manages to make everything from the discovery of the longitude to advanced laser-beam technology clear.' Newsweek 'One begins to sense how very much of what we know about the makeup of our planet has come to light just the other day as history goes... Wilford has produced a brisk intelligent history.' New York Times Book Review
£19.00
Manchester University Press An Historical Atlas of Staffordshire
Book SynopsisAn Historical Atlas of Staffordshire is the first attempt to demonstrate the varied historical development of Staffordshire through maps. Its use of cartography, in conjunction with succinct discussions, to illustrate themes from Roman times to the twentieth century, throws new and revealing light on Staffordshire’s past.Table of ContentsText figures and tablesContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroductionThe Staffordshire SettingPre-Conquest and Domesday StaffordshireLater Medieval StaffordshireModern StaffordshireIndex
£31.50
Rowman & Littlefield Atlas of the 2008 Elections
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewThis beautifully executed work uses maps, charts, and text to effectively analyze and communicate the interplay of political forces and geography in the 2008 elections. The atlas is divided into 10 chapters, each with maps and commentary. Chapters 2 through 6 focus on the presidential election, describing the outcomes of the primaries and caucuses that led to the nominations of Senators Obama and McCain, their election campaigns, media coverage, and endorsements. Election results are analyzed at the state and county levels, then by region, with an emphasis on swing states. Comparisons with the 2004 election are provided. Socioeconomic indicators are examined by focusing on the extremes—the 200 counties with the highest and lowest rankings on selected variables. The resulting maps and narratives effectively portray the effect of variables such as military presence, education, in- and out-migration, employment by economic sector, creative class employment, race, ethnicity, and income on the election outcome. Chapter 7 examines selected campaigns for Senate seats and governorships, while chapter 8 discusses the geography of voting on several state referenda involving controversial issues, including same-sex marriage, abortion, and physician-assisted suicide. Chapter 9 focuses on election results at the congressional-district level and analysis of several important 2009 House votes. Finally, chapter 10 offers 10 brief scenarios about the American electoral landscape. The 200-plus maps are the heart of this work, of course, and they do not disappoint, effectively using a wide range of colors, clear captions, and a variety of mapping styles. The atlas ends with a sampling of bumper stickers and commemorative stamps that evoke nostalgia just three years after the election. The index covers, and effectively differentiates, graphs, maps, tables, and text. Much more than a reference work, this atlas will engage the casual reader as well as the political junkie. Recommended for all public, academic, and middle- and high-school libraries—many libraries will want to add a copy to their circulating collections as well. * Booklist, Starred Review *Political geographers use three contexts to study elections and political behavior: demographic (men vs. women, young vs. old), where people live (urban vs. rural), and proximity (people tend to make voting decisions similar to those nearby). The 200 maps here describe an election that was historic in that it was the first election of a Presidential candidate of African American descent and was marked by an unprecedented interest and high turnout of voters and widespread use of social media. Each of these ten chapters contains maps and narrative primarily depicting voting patterns at the national level from the primaries to the final returns. There’s even a suggestion that changing Election Day to two days in September would raise turnout. * Library Journal (Reference) *Brunn (Cities of the World) and coeditors Gerald R. Webster, Richard L. Morrill, Fred M. Shelley, Stephen J. Lavin, and J. Clark Archer—all professors of geography at institutions across the United States—here present ten chapters of geographical and political perspectives on the 2008 U.S. presidential election, with nods to views from other disciplines such as history, economics, and sociology. Also examined from those standpoints are six other races, including important senatorial and gubernatorial quests; eight statewide referenda; four votes of the 111th U.S. House of Representatives; and topics such as primaries, campaigns, general elections, and regional patterns. Each chapter’s accessible narrative is accompanied by several well-rendered maps (for a total of more than 200)—the combination serves to clarify issues of interest in the 2008 election in a way that is unmatched by other works. The editors close with ten scenarios that could positively influence national elections, e.g., public financing of presidential elections and abolishing the electoral college. BOTTOM LINE This title succeeds at making political geography accessible and demonstrates the power of the discipline in relation to questions of social science. It is an excellent addition to most higher education and large public library collections because of its clear, attractive visual style and easily understood information. * Library Journal *This atlas presents 200-plus visually engaging and deeply analytical maps and narratives about the 2008 elections. Contents include an introduction and nine chapters with national/state maps, and essays that explore major issues or describe the maps. Chapter 2 focuses on the nomination process with maps that depict primary selection processes and voting patterns. Chapter 3 contains maps that show key features of the campaign itself, e.g., campaign stops made by McCain and Obama leading up to the election (a fascinating way to visualize candidates' frantic travel patterns). Chapter 4, the most substantive, features a large number of maps and essays about the results of the presidential election. Maps are included for other party candidates as well. Chapter 5 breaks down regional voting patterns by comparing 2004 and 2008 election results. Chapter 6 analyzes key demographic, occupational, and socioeconomic indicators, emphasizing highest- and lowest-ranking data that reflect broader social, economic, and cultural trends nationwide. Chapter 7 looks at various statewide elections for governor and for state legislatures; it assists the process of comparing and contrasting national election results with state election results. Chapter 8 shows the results of key referenda on issues such as stem cell research and same-sex marriage. Chapter 9 focuses on voting patterns for key issues in the 111th House of Representatives in 2009 and the rating of House members by special interest groups. Chapter 10 outlines ten scenarios for the 2012 elections. The quality of the contents and analysis in this affordable, well-referenced work should inspire new research. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Lower-level undergraduates and above; general readers. * CHOICE *A superb and richly illustrated explanation of the spatial and temporal differences in the U.S. electorate. The maps help to disentangle characteristics of the population from settlement patterns in the United States, which helps answer the perennial question of why the map of state-level election results is so red but the election is so close. It should be read by geographers, geography students, political scientists, the electorate, and the campaign staff of both major political parties. * Geographical Review *Much effort and care has been put into determining what should be mapped, and how, and providing a substantial textual commentary involving fifty-one different authors. The result is a handsome product. * AAG Review of Books *An outstanding set of analyses of voting in the 2008 election and related subjects. With beautiful, provocative maps and concise, readable, and historically informed interpretations by experts, this book will be the recognized authority on the subject. -- James Allen, California State University, NorthridgeScholars and practitioners have long understood the interplay of political forces and geography. This dynamic was on vivid display in the 2008 presidential election, and much of it has been captured in this important new volume. Primaries and caucuses, referenda and ballot initiatives, Electoral College forces and much else, this new atlas provides those truly interested in 21st-century presidential elections a treasure trove of information. And my goodness, what maps! -- Daniel M. Shea, Allegheny CollegeTable of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: The 2008 Primaries Chapter 3: Campaigns Chapter 4: General Elections Chapter 5: Regional Patterns and Swing States: Regional Analyses Chapter 6: Leading Counties: 2004 and 2008 Votes and Turnouts: Selected Economic, Demographic and Religious Correlates Chapter 7: Other Key 2008 Elections Chapter 8: Nonpartisan Referenda Chapter 9: Post-2008: Congressional Votes Chapter 10: Toward a More Perfect Union: Ten Scenarios
£79.20
The History Press Ltd Dangerous Destinations A Travellers Guide to the
Book SynopsisThis guide covers the world''s most dangerous travel destinations. Each destination has a concise, but detailed, historical background to the causes of conflict, with information about what has happened, what is currently happening, attempts to resolve the situation and what the future may hold.
£11.69
The History Press Ltd Berkshire Byways
Book SynopsisIf I were to list my principal hobbies, says author Peter Davies, they would include gawping: not idly or uselessly, but with awe. Berkshire has plenty to be awestruck about. First there is the ancient trackway of the Ridgeway: is there a more splendid walk in the country? Alternatively one can easily cycle the whole length of the Kennet & Avon Canal. In between, beyond and below, are a hundred grand spectacles, natural and manmade. Beside all that, there are the wonderful spontaneous delights and discoveries that await the open-minded traveller, as well as the many chance encounters with people. Thus we have the splendour of the county''s glorious architecture, the discovery that Newbury was the first town in England to have Belisha Beacons, that an Aldermaston schoolmaster produced the famous Williams pear, that another William, surnamed Plenty, invented an early lifeboat, or that in 1607 William Rush ''ballooned'' down from Lambourn church in a four-masted pinnace ''a sort of fly
£11.69
The History Press Ltd The Street Names of Oxford
Book SynopsisThe names of Oxford''s streets and roads are fascinating and in many cases unique, but in Oxford, as in Wonderland, things are not always what they seem. North Parade Avenue, for example, lies to the south of South parade, while St Aldate''s refers to both to a church and a street, though there is no saint of that name. Many names have changed over the years; although present names such as St Aldate''s, Cornmarket and Merton Street have an authentic historical ring to them, within the diamond formed by St Giles to the north, the railway station to the west, the Plain to the east and Folly Bridge to the south. Scarcely any street uses its original name. Not surprisingly, over the centuries some of these thoroughfares have disappeared altogether.This book traces the origins of names found in Oxford, not only of its streets and roads, villages, suburbs and housing estates, but also of the various colleges which make up the University, many of which have had a co
£13.49
The History Press Ltd Shropshires Historic Pubs
Book SynopsisWith over 650 to choose from and hundreds visited, the task of selecting a representative number of historic pubs in Shropshire was far from easy, especially since this perfect embodiment of an English county has so many unique establishments worthy of mention. The search to find the choicest pubs took the author through all of the county''s towns and villages, along its rivers, over the rugged hills and along Shropshire''s lost and forgotten highways and byways. There were certainly more pubs found that could be put into this book, but sixty of the best were selected as a fair choice. All the pubs represent a particular style, type, or age of establishment and are dispersed throughout the whole county, but above all, they are of the highest standard. Included here are establishments that capture the essence of the wayside inn, the local, riverside mug house, railway and canal pub as well as the increasingly brewery tap house. Suffice it to say the pubs featured in this book are among
£16.19
The History Press Ltd Discovering Tudor London
Book SynopsisThis a must-have companion for both those planning their own ‘Tudor pilgrimage’ and for the armchair traveller alike.Trade ReviewThe perfect book for Tudor geeks and history lovers alike! Discovering Tudor London is easy to use and full of hidden historical gems. It’s more than just your average guidebook, as you get to share in Natalie’s Tudor knowledge and hear the stories behind each site. An invaluable book for those who want to walk in the footsteps of the most famous legends of British history! -- Hayley Nolan
£9.49
The History Press Ltd Black Plaques London
Book Synopsis‘Imagine a grown-up version of Horrible Histories.' Sunday Times
£11.69
The History Press Ltd Fictional London
Book SynopsisThe only guide to London's literary landmarks is updated for this new edition
£11.69
The History Press Ltd London Cemeteries
Book SynopsisLondon Cemeteries is a comprehensive guide to all cemeteries within Greater London. Listed alphabetically and with a map to help locate them, each entry includes the address, the date of foundation, the owner, the size, a note on its history, development and current state, and the names, dates and major achievements of any noteworthy people buried there. There are also chapters on the origins of London's cemeteries and cemetery history, planning, architecture and epitaphs.Illustrated throughout with both modern photographs and a wide range of rarely seen archive images, it is an essential source of information for anyone interested in London's social and architectural history. Alongside a refreshed design, this sixth edition has been extensively revised with updated biographies, additional details about buildings and visitor facilities, fresh research on flora and fauna and entries for 28 further cemeteries in the Greater London area.Trade ReviewInvaluable ... excellent * The Sunday Times *Excellently done, erudite and methodical * John Summerson *A valuable guide. * The Sunday Telegraph *Very readable. * The Journal of the London Society *
£22.50
The History Press Ltd The Grand Union Canal North
Book SynopsisWinding its way from Braunston to Salford, under Spaghetti Junction, this illustrated guide covers the northern part of the Grand Union Canal, accompanying the guide to the southern half published in 2005.
£11.69
The History Press Ltd Gloucestershire Ale Trail
Book SynopsisThe initiative of the Gloucestershire Craft Brewers, this guide presents the only comprehensive list of local pubs serving Gloucestershire-brewed beer, promoting real ales and atmosphere. With a history of brewing in the county combined with general and historical information on the pubs themselves, this illustrated book offers the chance to sample and enjoy the best the county has to offer. Maps make it possible to follow the trails across the county, and by visiting the pubs and participating in the competition the reader can do their own bit to preserve and continue to enjoy Gloucestershire's beer-drinking heritage! The Gloucestershire Craft Brewers is an association of eight microbreweries who are working together, despite their competition for the same market, because they believe that the overall market for quality local beers can be improved if consumers and pubs have a greater interest and loyalty to Gloucestershire beers, and better information about where to buy them.
£9.49
The History Press Ltd Nottinghamshire Place Names
Book SynopsisThis dictionary of Nottinghamshire place-names examines their origins and meanings. It includes not only towns, villages and hamlets, but also rivers, streams, Hills, fields and woods, as well as streets, buildings and public houses. A comprehensive description of the origin and evolution of each name is given, which brings to life the history of the place in a new and remarkably revealing way. Few are aware of the background of the names that are part of our everyday language, and Anthony Poulton-Smith brings this aspect of Nottinghamshire''s rich history to life.
£11.69
The History Press Ltd Historic Britain Nottinghamshire
Book SynopsisHistoric Britain: Nottinghamshire is a fact-filled and entertaining guide to Nottinghamshire''s most historic sites. A historic site is more than just an ancient site: it is a site that has played a leading role in history, a site which has been important and perhaps even famous in times past. Each of these forty locations which include heritage sites, industrial treasures and international landmarks such as D.H. Lawrence''s birthplace has a fascinating tale to tell. Uncovering many lesser-known aspects of the county''s past, such as the exciting story of how Eakring Oilwell played an important part in winning the Second World War, and with full contact and access details, many archive images and stunning modern photographs, this intriguing guidebook will delight residents and visitors alike.
£13.49
The History Press Ltd Curiosities of Bristol and its Neighbourhood
Book SynopsisThe original editions of Curiosities of Bristol contained every surprising fact the Victorian reader could wish to know about the city's history. For the first time in more than 150 years, this fascinating volume collects together the complete run of this extremely rare publication. Every page is bursting with strange tales of local interest: antiquities and relics, folklore and magic, strange deaths, wicked murders and the complete history of events such as the Bristol Riots of 1831, many of which are infamous. Also including a visitor's guide to the city, and with the addition of beautiful contemporary plates from Skelton's 1850 masterpiece Etchings of the Antiquities of Bristol, this book will delight residents, visitors and lovers of curious tales alike.
£11.69
The History Press Ltd Winchester
Book SynopsisWinchester offers a veritable feast of history, much of it unrecognised by twenty-first century visitors. This history of the Saxon capital of Wessex is told through evocative photographs of its buildings and intricate nooks and crannies. Brought to life with intriguing accounts are: St Catherine's Hill, the site of a hill fort in 150 BC; the Peninsula Barracks, once a military establishment and now home to a range of museums; Winchester College, built in 1352, and its fourteenth-century gothic chapel; Winchester Cathedral, parts of which date from 1079; the resting place of novelist Jane Austen; the working water mill, still on its original medieval site; and King Arthur's Round Table. Featuring a map showing points of interest, this is a must-read for locals and visitors alike.
£16.20
The History Press Ltd The Oxford Plaque Guide
Book SynopsisIncluding handy maps and photographs, this illustrated guide tells the story behind the many and varied plaques to be found adorning buildings, monuments and statues around the university city of Oxford. This is a unique publication, featuring the lives of the amazing Oxford men and women whose contributions to the arts and the sciences, as well as to the greater good of mankind, are commemorated around the city. Impeccably researched, this comprehensive book by an Oxford Blue Badge Guide provides a fresh and enlightening insight into the lives of such luminaries as J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, Isaiah Berlin and Jane Morris, to name but a few. With fascinating biographical anecdotes on the eminent personalities to whom the plaques are dedicated, it will delight visitors and residents alike.
£9.49
The History Press Ltd Discovering the Smallest Churches in Scotland
Book SynopsisA small church nestling deep in the countryside is instantly evocative. Why is it there at all? Whom does it serve? This companion volume to the author''s successful titles on the smallest churches of Wales and England is a county-by-county guide to the smallest gems of Scottish ecclesiastical architecture. John Kinross provides the reader with descriptions of over 50 of the country''s loveliest and most interesting churches and chapels, many of which have a fascinating history and their own unique features. These buildings deserve our attention and further study, and the book offers maps and directions on how to find these churches for those inspired to seek them out.
£17.09
The History Press Ltd Exploring Midsomer
Book SynopsisSince it was first broadcast on British television in 1997, Midsomer Murders has become one of the most-beloved detective dramas on television, instantly recognisable for its attractive backdrop at the heart of rural England.
£11.69
The History Press Ltd Unearthing London The Ancient World Beneath the
Book SynopsisUnearthing London reveals the almost-forgotten ritual landscape which lies hidden beneath the streets of the modern capital. It is the city nobody knows, a vast and intricate network of hilltop shrines, tracks, sacred rivers, mounds, ditches, enclosures and manmade hills, all well over 2000 years old. This prehistoric landscape, moulded and shaped by early men and women, determined the position of landmarks such as St Paul''s Cathedral, the Tower of London and Westminster Abbey. However, it has not been completely obliterated by the concrete and tarmac of the modern city, and Simon Webb traces the forgotten history of the capital to explore what remains of these early sites. He also examines the religious beliefs and mythology of the pre-Roman area which became London and looks at how the legends tie in with the various ancient features of the city. The book also features a guide to walking the ritual landscape today - routes that take in both twenty-first century architecture and anci
£13.49
The History Press Ltd Henry VIII and his Six Wives
Book SynopsisA greatly romanticised era of history, the Tudor period kick-started one of the most significant shifts in British culture ever to occur. With directions to each site, along with full details of the Tudor events and personalities linked to them, this guidebook will bring life and colour to the study of history.
£21.25
Rowman & Littlefield Greg Davenports Advanced Outdoor Navigation
Book SynopsisThis guide takes readers well beyond the basic skills of map and compass, moving readers to a level of complete understanding of navigation in the outdoors--regardless of terrain or time of day, whether traveling over rock or ice, through desert or jungle, on a river or at sea. As one of the most thorough books on the subject, Advanced Outdoor Navigation complements Falcon''s successful list of navigation titles by going beyond the basics and offering readers the most comprehensive study of navigational skills ever published. Written by Greg Davenport, considered one of the best global survival experts in the world.Table of Contents(1) Introduction & History of Navigation (2) Wilderness Survival (3) All About Maps & Charts (4) All About Compasses (5) Using a Map & Compass (6) Using Celestial & Other Aids (7) Basics of Land Travel (8) Travel in Unique Environments (9) Gear for Rough Land Travel (10) Climbing Knots (11) Traveling Over Rock Surfaces (12) Snow & Glacier Travel (13) Global Positioning System (GPS) (14) Index
£13.29
Schiffer Publishing Ltd Mitchells New General Atlas 1860
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£43.99
MP-OKL Uni of Oklahoma Colorado
Book SynopsisA thoroughly revised edition of the Historical Atlas of ColoradoTrade ReviewColorado: A Historical Atlas is as complete a book as anyone has ever compiled on the Centennial State."" - The Denver Post
£23.36
Taylor & Francis Central and SouthEastern Europe 2023
Book SynopsisA comprehensive survey of the countries and territories of this region, incorporating the latest economic and political developments.General Survey Essays by acknowledged experts in the region cover a variety of topical issues.In addition, appendices discuss the religions of the region and the Russian Baltic territory of Kaliningrad.Country SurveysIndividual chapters for each country, containing:- information on physical and social geography- a detailed chronology of political events, both recent and historical- essays on each country's political history and economy- a statistical survey - an extensive directory of contact details for political, state and commercial institutions and organizations in the region (covering national and local government, political organizations, diplomatic representation, the judicial system, religion, the media, finance, telecommunications and broadcasting, major companies, transportTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyThe Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic in the Western Balkans Prof. BILJANA VANKOVSKARussian Influence in South-Eastern EuropeDr DIMITAR BECHEVThe Visegrad Four and Divisions over the War in UkraineDr KAREN HENDERSON Modern Greece in South-Eastern EuropeDr OTHON ANASTASAKISThe Impact of the People’s Republic of China in South-Eastern EuropeDr ANASTAS VANGELI Appendix 1: The Religions of the RegionAppendix 2: The Kaliningrad RegionPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, chronology, history and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each countryALBANIAHistoryDr CVETE KONESKAEconomy Dr LUCA J. UBERTIBOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINAHistoryDr MARKO ATTILA HOAREEconomyDr WILL BARTLETTBULGARIAHistoryDr EMILIA ZANKINAEconomyProf. DANIELA BOBEVACROATIAHistory MARCUS TANNEREconomyDr TENA PRELECTHE CZECH REPUBLIC (CZECHIA)History Dr FILIP KOSTELKAEconomyDr LENKA FILIPOVÁ and Dr MARIOLA PYTLIKOVÁESTONIAHistoryProf. ANDRES KASEKAMPEconomy Prof. URMAS VARBLANEGREECE HistoryDAVID LEAEconomyDr PANAGIOTIS BARKAS and Dr THEODORE KOUNADEAS History Dr TOBIAS SPÖRI Economy Dr GÁBOR SCHEIRING and Dr MÁTÉ VERESKOSOVOHistoryDr OTHON ANASTASAKISEconomyDr LUCA J. UBERTILATVIAHistory Dr INDRA EKMANIS EconomyDr DAUNIS AUERSLITHUANIA HistoryDr KĘSTUTIS GIRNIUSEconomy Dr KĘSTUTIS GIRNIUSMONTENEGROHistoryProf. FLORIAN BIEBER EconomyDr MILENA KONATAR and Dr JOVAN ÐURAŠKOVIĆNORTH MACEDONIAHistoryDr DIMITAR BECHEVEconomyDr WILL BARTLETTPOLANDHistoryProf. ANITA J. PRAZMOWSKAEconomyROMANIAProf. ANNA VISVIZIHistory Prof. TOM GALLAGHEREconomy Prof. DANIEL DAIANU and Dr ELLA KALLAI(revised for this edition by the Editorial Staff)SERBIAHistory Dr MARKO ATTILA HOAREEconomyDr CVETE KONESKAAutonomous Province:VojvodinaBibliographySLOVAKIAHistory Dr ANDREW RYDEREconomyDr ANDREW RYDERSLOVENIAHistoryProf. CATHIE CARMICHAELEconomyDr ALEN TOPLIŠEKPART THREE Who’s Who of Central and South-Eastern EuropePART FOUR Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSRESEARCH INSTITUTESSELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)Index of Regional Organizations
£1,125.00
Taylor & Francis Ltd The Far East and Australasia 2023
Book SynopsisThis comprehensive survey of the countries of East and South-East Asia, Australia and New Zealand, along with 22 Pacific islands, fully revised to reflect current economic and political developments, is an essential resource for the Asia-Pacific region.Calendar of Political EventsA calendar of events provides a convenient reference guide to the yearâs main political developments.General SurveyWritten by leading experts, this collection of essays provides incisive analysis of regional issues.Country SurveysIndividual chapters on each country containing:• essays on geography, history and the economy• an economic and demographic survey of the latest available statistics on population, health and welfare, agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, industry, finance, trade, transport, tourism, communications and education• a comprehensive directory of names and contact details covering the most significant pTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyThe USA’s Turn against China: Rivalry in the Asia-Pacific RegionROBERT SUTTERAuthoritarianism and Democratic Backsliding in South-East AsiaMARK R. THOMPSONEnvironmental Issues in the Asia-Pacific RegionMARY ALICE HADDADCompetition, Uncertainty and Mistrust: Regional Security in East AsiaNICK BISLEYRecent Economic Developments in the Asia-Pacific RegionROBERT E. LOONEYPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, history and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each country. A dedicated section on the Pacific islands, which includes an introductory essay and directory and statistical information for each of the Pacific islands and a locally focused bibliography.AUSTRALIAHistory FRANK BONGIORNOEconomy DOUGLAS HUNT and SHYAMA RATNASIRIAUSTRALIAN TERRITORIES IN THE INDIAN OCEANAshmore and Cartier IslandsChristmas IslandCocos (Keeling) IslandsHeard Island and the McDonald IslandsBRUNEIHistory STEPHEN C. DRUCEEconomy WEE CHIAN KOHCAMBODIAHistory TRUDE JACOBSEN GIDASZEWSKIEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYTHE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINAHistory KERRY BROWNEconomy ROBERT F. ASHCHINESE SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONSHONG KONGHistory JAMES TANG (based on an earlier article by N. J. MINERS)Economy LOK SANG HOMACAOHistoryEconomyINDONESIAHistory JAMES R. RUSHEconomy ANNE BOOTHJAPANHistory DEAN ASZKIELOWICZEconomy SHIRO ARMSTRONGKOREAHistory up to the Korean War ANDREW C. NAHM (with revisions by JAMES E. HOARE)THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREAHistory EDWARD HOWELLEconomy ROBERT F. ASHTHE REPUBLIC OF KOREAHistory EDWARD HOWELLEconomy RANDALL S. JONESTHE LAO PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICHistory VOLKER GRABOWKSYEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYMALAYSIAHistory JAMES CHIN and ANTHONY MILNEREconomy MICHAEL MEOW-CHUNG YAPMONGOLIAHistory LI NARANGOAEconomy CHARLES KRUSEKOPFMYANMAR (BURMA)History ARDETH THAWNGHMUNGEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYNEW ZEALANDHistory JEANINE GRAHAMEconomy KENNETH E. JACKSONTHE PACIFIC ISLANDSBackground to the Pacific Islands BRYANT J. ALLENHistory of the Pacific Islands IAN CAMPBELLContemporary Politics of the Pacific Islands STEWART FIRTHSecurity in the Pacific Islands STEWART FIRTHEconomies of the Pacific Islands RONALD DUNCANEnvironmental Issues of the Pacific Islands ROSS STEELEChina and the Pacific: A New Focus on Security MATTHEW CLARKEAUSTRALIAN PACIFIC TERRITORIESCoral Sea Islands TerritoryNorfolk IslandFIJIFRENCH PACIFIC OVERSEAS COLLECTIVITIESFrench PolynesiaThe Wallis and Futuna IslandsOTHER FRENCH PACIFIC OVERSEAS TERRITORYNew CaledoniaKIRIBATITHE MARSHALL ISLANDSTHE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIANAURUNEW ZEALAND PACIFIC TERRITORYTokelauNEW ZEALAND PACIFIC ASSOCIATED STATESThe Cook IslandsNiuePALAUPAPUA NEW GUINEASAMOASOLOMON ISLANDSTONGATUVALUUNITED KINGDOM PACIFIC TERRITORYThe Pitcairn IslandsUS COMMONWEALTH TERRITORY IN THE PACIFICThe Northern Mariana IslandsUS EXTERNAL TERRITORIES IN THE PACIFICAmerican SamoaGuamOTHER US TERRITORIES IN THE PACIFICBaker and Howland IslandsJarvis IslandJohnston AtollKingman ReefMidway IslandPalmyraWake IslandVANUATUTHE PHILIPPINESHistory JOHN T. SIDELEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYSINGAPOREHistory S. R. JOEY LONGEconomy CHAN KOK HOETAIWANHistory DAFYDD FELLEconomy ROBERT F. ASHTHAILANDHistory NICHOLAS FARRELLYEconomy BHANUPONG NIDHIPRABHATIMOR-LESTE (EAST TIMOR)History MICHAEL LEACHEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYVIET NAMHistory JÖRN DOSCHEconomy SUIWAH LEUNGPART THREE Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMAJOR COMMODITIES OF ASIA AND THE PACIFICCALENDARS AND TIME RECKONINGRESEARCH INSTITUTES STUDYING THE FAR EAST AND AUSTRALASIASELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)INDEX OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSINDEX OF TERRITORIESLIST OF MAPS
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Africa South of the Sahara 2024
Book SynopsisThe definitive one-volume guide to all sub-Saharan African countries, providing invaluable economic, political, statistical and directory data.General SurveyThoroughly revised and updated analytical articles written by experts on the region and covering both continent-wide and sub-regional issues.Country SurveysIndividual chapters on every country incorporating:essays on the physical and social geography, recent history and economies an extensive statistical survey of economic indicators a full directory containing names, addresses and contact details for key areas such as the government, diplomatic representation, the media, finance, trade and industry, and defence a useful bibliography, providing sources for further research. Regional InformationDetailed information on regional organizations; commodities; research institutes; and select bibliographies of books aTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyEconomic Trends in Africa South of the SaharaDONALD L. SPARKSBeyond Françafrique—The State of Relations Between France and AfricaTONY CHAFERA Century of Development: Policy and Process in Sub-Saharan AfricaMICHAEL JENNINGSAn Analysis of the Rule of Law in Sub-Saharan AfricaLEIGHANN SPENCERPART TWO Country Surveys Essays on geography, history, and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each country:ANGOLARecent History BRAD SAFARIKEconomy BRAD SAFARIKBENINRecent History PAUL MELLYEconomy PAUL MELLYBOTSWANARecent History CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERSEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYBRITISH INDIAN OCEAN TERRITORYBURKINA FASORecent History BRAM POSTHUMUSEconomy PAUL MELLYBURUNDIRecent History DEVON E. A. CURTISEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDECABO VERDERecent History GERHARD SEIBERTEconomy GERHARD SEIBERTCAMEROONRecent History HELEN WAREEconomy TICKY MONEKOSSOTHE CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLICRecent History JUAN FANDOS-RIUSEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDECHADRecent History MOUDWE DAGAEconomy PAUL MELLYTHE COMOROSRecent History PAUL MELLYEconomy PAUL MELLYMAYOTTETHE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF THE CONGORecent History DUNCAN WOODSIDEEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDETHE REPUBLIC OF THE CONGORecent History KATHARINE MURISONEconomy TICKY MONEKOSSOCÔTE D’IVOIRERecent History MARIE GIBERTEconomy MARIE GIBERTDJIBOUTIRecent History DAVID STYANEconomy DAVID STYANEQUATORIAL GUINEARecent History MARISÉ CASTROEconomy MARISÉ CASTROERITREARecent History WARKA SOLOMON KAHSAYEconomy WARKA SOLOMON KAHSAYESWATINI (SWAZILAND)Recent History HUGH MACMILLANEconomy DONALD L. SPARKSETHIOPIARecent History SOLOMON M. GOFIEEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYGABONRecent History DOUGLAS A. YATESEconomy MÉDARD MENGUE BIDZOTHE GAMBIARecent History ISAMAIL CEESAY and ESSA NJIEEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYGHANARecent History GEORGE M. BOB-MILLIAREconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYGUINEARecent History MARIE GIBERTEconomy MARIE GIBERTGUINEA-BISSAURecent History MARIE GIBERTEconomy MARIE GIBERTKENYARecent History MICHAEL JENNINGSEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDELESOTHORecent History CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERSEconomy MALEFA ROSE MALEFANELIBERIARecent History FRED VAN DER KRAAIJEconomy FRED VAN DER KRAAIJMADAGASCARRecent History JULIAN COOKEEconomy JULIAN COOKEMALAWIRecent History CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERSEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYMALIRecent History STEPHEN HARMONEconomy PAUL MELLYMAURITANIARecent History GIUSEPPE MAIMONEEconomy PAUL MELLYMAURITIUSRecent History MANORAMA AKUNGEconomy BOOPEN SEETANAH, SHEEREEN FAUZEL and VERENA TANDRAYEN-RAGOOBURMOZAMBIQUERecent History MARISÉ CASTROEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYNAMIBIARecent History CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERSEconomy TERESIA KAULIHOWA, JACOB M. NYAMBE and VALDEMAR J. UNDJINIGERRecent History LUCA RAINERI (based on an earlier article by ABDOURAHMANE IDRISSA)Economy PAUL MELLYNIGERIARecent History MAX SIOLLUNEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYRÉUNIONRecent HistoryEconomyRWANDARecent History DUNCAN WOODSIDEEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDESAINT HELENA, ASCENSION ANDTRISTAN DA CUNHARecent HistoryEconomySÃO TOMÉ AND PRÍNCIPERecent History GERHARD SEIBERTEconomy GERHARD SEIBERTSENEGALRecent History MARIE GIBERTEconomy MARIE GIBERTSEYCHELLESRecent History KATHARINE MURISONEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYSIERRA LEONERecent History LEIGHANN SPENCEREconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYSOMALIARecent History DUNCAN WOODSIDE (based on an earlier article by ANNA BRUZZONE)Economy DUNCAN WOODSIDE (based on an earlier article by ANNA BRUZZONE)SOUTH AFRICARecent History CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERSEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYSOUTH SUDANRecent History DUNCAN WOODSIDEEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDESUDANRecent History DUNCAN WOODSIDEEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDETANZANIARecent History MICHAEL JENNINGSEconomy JÖRG WIEGRATZTOGORecent History KATHARINE MURISONEconomy PAUL MELLYUGANDARecent History MICHAEL JENNINGSEconomy JÖRG WIEGRATZZAMBIARecent History SISHUWA SISHUWAEconomy DUNCAN WOODSIDEZIMBABWERecent History CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERSEconomy ALBERT MAKOCHEKANWAPART THREE Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMAJOR COMMODITIES OF AFRICACALENDARSRESEARCH INSTITUTES CONCERNED WITH AFRICASELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Central and SouthEastern Europe 2024
Book SynopsisA comprehensive survey of the countries and territories of this region, incorporating the latest economic and political developments.General SurveyEssays by acknowledged experts in the region cover a variety of topical issues.In addition, appendices discuss the religions of the region and the Russian Baltic territory of Kaliningrad.Country SurveysIndividual chapters for each country, containing:- information on physical and social geography- a detailed chronology of political events, both recent and historical- essays on each country''s political history and economy- a statistical survey- an extensive directory of contact details for political, state and commercial institutions and organizations in the region (covering national and local government, political organizations, diplomatic representation, the judicial system, religion, the media, finance, telecommunications and broadcasting, major companiTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyDivided Democracies in the Visegrad FourKAREN HENDERSONThe Impact of the People’s Republic of China in South-Eastern EuropeANASTAS VANGELIRussian Influence in South-Eastern EuropeDIMITAR BECHEVThe Baltic Transformation: From Communist Subjugation to Democratic SovereigntySANDIS ŠRĀDERSModern Greece in South-Eastern EuropeOTHON ANASTASAKISAppendix 1: The Religions of the RegionAppendix 2: The Kaliningrad RegionPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, chronology, history and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each countryALBANIAHistoryKLODIANA BESHKUEconomyLUCA J. UBERTIBOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINAHistory MARKO ATTILA HOAREEconomyWILL BARTLETTBULGARIAHistory EMILIA ZANKINAEconomyDANIELA BOBEVA (revised by the editorial staff)CROATIAHistoryMARCUS TANNEREconomyTENA PRELECTHE CZECH REPUBLIC (CZECHIA)History FILIP KOSTELKAEconomy LENKA FILIPOVÁ and Dr MARIOLA PYTLIKOVÁESTONIAHistoryANDRES KASEKAMPEconomyURMAS VARBLANEGREECEHistoryDAVID LEAEconomyDAVID LEAHUNGARYHistoryTOBIAS SPÖRIEconomyGÁBOR SCHEIRING and Dr MÁTÉ VERESKOSOVOHistoryOTHON ANASTASAKISEconomyLUCA J. UBERTILATVIAHistoryINDRA EKMANISEconomyDAUNIS AUERSLITHUANIAHistoryKĘSTUTIS GIRNIUSEconomyKĘSTUTIS GIRNIUS (revised by CVETE KONESKA)MONTENEGROHistoryFLORIAN BIEBER (revised by CLAUDIA LAŠTRO)EconomyMILENA KONATAR AND JOVAN ƉURAŠKOVIĆ NORTH MACEDONIAHistoryDIMITAR BECHEVEconomyWILL BARTLETTPOLANDHistoryANITA J. PRAZMOWSKAEconomyANNA VISVIZIROMANIAHistoryTOM GALLAGHEREconomyCVETE KONESKASERBIAHistoryMARKO ATTILA HOAREEconomyCVETE KONESKAAutonomous Province:VojvodinaBibliography SLOVAKIAHistoryANDREW RYDEREconomyANDREW RYDERSLOVENIA HistoryCATHIE CARMICHAELEconomy ALEN TOPLIŠEKPART THREE Who’s Who of Central and South-Eastern EuropePART FOUR Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSRESEARCH INSTITUTESSELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)Index of Regional Organizations
£1,235.00
Taylor & Francis Ltd The Far East and Australasia 2024
Book SynopsisThis comprehensive survey of the countries of East and South-East Asia, Australia and New Zealand, along with 22 Pacific islands, fully revised to reflect current economic and political developments, is an essential resource for the Asia-Pacific region.Calendar of Political EventsA calendar of events provides a convenient reference guide to the year's main political developments.General SurveyWritten by leading experts, this collection of essays provides incisive analysis of regional issues.Country SurveysIndividual chapters on each country containing: essays on geography, history and the economy an economic and demographic survey of the latest available statistics on population, health and welfare, agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, industry, finance, trade, transport, tourism, communications and education a comprehensive directory of names and contact details covering the mTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyThe USA’s Turn against China: Acute Rivalry in the Asia-Pacific RegionROBERT G. SUTTERIslam in South-East AsiaROBERT W. HEFNERDemographic Trends in the Asia-Pacific Region: Converging but Different Population ChallengesSARAH HARPERChina’s Belt and Road InitiativeROBERT E. LOONEYClimate and Energy Transitions in the Asia-Pacific RegionCLARE RICHARDSON-BARLOWPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, history and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each country. A dedicated section on the Pacific islands, which includes an introductory essay and directory and statistical information for each of the Pacific islands and a locally focused bibliography.AUSTRALIAHistory FRANK BONGIORNOEconomy DOUGLAS HUNT and SHYAMA RATNASIRIAUSTRALIAN TERRITORIES IN THE INDIAN OCEANAshmore and Cartier IslandsChristmas IslandCocos (Keeling) IslandsHeard Island and the McDonald IslandsBRUNEIHistory STEPHEN C. DRUCEEconomy WEE CHIAN KOHCAMBODIAHistory TRUDE JACOBSEN GIDASZEWSKIEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYTHE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINAHistory KERRY BROWNEconomy ROBERT F. ASHCHINESE SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGIONSHONG KONGHistory JAMES TANG (based on an earlier article by N. J. MINERS)Economy LOK SANG HOMACAOHistoryEconomyINDONESIAHistory JAMES R. RUSHEconomy ANNE BOOTHJAPANHistory DEAN ASZKIELOWICZEconomy SHIRO ARMSTRONGKOREAHistory up to the Korean War ANDREW C. NAHM (with revisions by JAMES E. HOARE)THE DEMOCRATIC PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF KOREAHistory EDWARD HOWELLEconomy ROBERT F. ASHTHE REPUBLIC OF KOREAHistory EDWARD HOWELLEconomy RANDALL S. JONESTHE LAO PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICHistory VOLKER GRABOWKSYEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYMALAYSIAHistory JAMES CHIN and ANTHONY MILNEREconomy MICHAEL MEOW-CHUNG YAPMONGOLIAHistory LI NARANGOAEconomy CHARLES KRUSEKOPFMYANMAR (BURMA)History ARDETH THAWNGHMUNGEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYNEW ZEALANDHistory JEANINE GRAHAMEconomy KENNETH E. JACKSONTHE PACIFIC ISLANDSBackground to the Pacific Islands BRYANT J. ALLENHistory of the Pacific Islands IAN CAMPBELLContemporary Politics of the Pacific Islands STEWART FIRTHSecurity in the Pacific Islands STEWART FIRTHEconomies of the Pacific Islands RONALD DUNCANEnvironmental Issues of the Pacific Islands ROSS STEELEChina and the Pacific: Increased Competition for Security and Engagement MATTHEW CLARKECompeting Regional Visions: The Blue Pacific and Indo-Pacific in the Age of AUKUS PHILIPPA LOUEYAUSTRALIAN PACIFIC TERRITORIESCoral Sea Islands TerritoryNorfolk IslandFIJIFRENCH PACIFIC OVERSEAS COLLECTIVITIESFrench PolynesiaThe Wallis and Futuna IslandsOTHER FRENCH PACIFIC OVERSEAS TERRITORYNew CaledoniaKIRIBATITHE MARSHALL ISLANDSTHE FEDERATED STATES OF MICRONESIANAURUNEW ZEALAND PACIFIC TERRITORYTokelauNEW ZEALAND PACIFIC ASSOCIATED STATESThe Cook IslandsNiuePALAUPAPUA NEW GUINEASAMOASOLOMON ISLANDSTONGATUVALUUNITED KINGDOM PACIFIC TERRITORYThe Pitcairn IslandsUS COMMONWEALTH TERRITORY IN THE PACIFICThe Northern Mariana IslandsUS EXTERNAL TERRITORIES IN THE PACIFICAmerican SamoaGuamOTHER US TERRITORIES IN THE PACIFICBaker and Howland IslandsJarvis IslandJohnston AtollKingman ReefMidway IslandPalmyraWake IslandVANUATUTHE PHILIPPINESHistory JOHN T. SIDELEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYSINGAPOREHistory S. R. JOEY LONGEconomy CHAN KOK HOETAIWANHistory DAFYDD FELLEconomy ROBERT F. ASHTHAILANDHistory NICHOLAS FARRELLYEconomy JUTHATHIP JONGWANICH and ARCHANUN KOPHAIBOONTIMOR-LESTE (EAST TIMOR)History MICHAEL LEACHEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYVIET NAMHistory JÖRN DOSCHEconomy SUIWAH LEUNGPART THREE Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMAJOR COMMODITIES OF ASIA AND THE PACIFICCALENDARS AND TIME RECKONINGRESEARCH INSTITUTES STUDYING THE FAR EAST AND AUSTRALASIASELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)INDEX OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSINDEX OF TERRITORIESLIST OF MAPS
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Middle East and North Africa 2024
Book SynopsisNow in its seventieth edition, this title continues to provide the most up-to-date geopolitical and economic information for this important world area.Key Features:- covers the Middle East and North Africa from Algeria to Yemen- includes topical contributions from acknowledged experts on regional affairs- accurately and impartially records the latest political and economic developments- provides comprehensive data on all major organizations active in the countries of the region.General Survey- introductory essays cover a wide range of topics relating to the region as a whole.Country SurveysIndividual chapters on each country incorporating:- essays on the physical and social geography, recent history and economy- an extensive statistical survey of economic and social indicators, which include area and population, health and welfare, agriculture, forestry, fishing,Table of ContentsPART ONEGeneral SurveySaudi Arabia and Iran: Islam, Security and Foreign Policy in the Middle EastSIMON MABONChina’s Growing Presence in the Middle East: From Economic Partnerships to Diplomatic Engagement?JULIA GUROLUS Middle East PolicyROBERT E. LOONEYPolitical IslamBARBARA ZOLLNERThe Kurdish Question in the Middle EastCENGIZ GUNES (revised for this edition by Liam Anderson)The Religions of the Middle East and North AfricaR. B. SERJEANTInstituting a Sustainable Energy Transition in the Gulf: A Review of Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and QatarJUSTIN DARGINPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, history and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each countryALGERIAHistory GIANNI DEL PANTAEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYBAHRAINHistory MARC JONES (revised by KRISTIAN COATES ULRICHSEN)Economy MARTIN HVIDTCYPRUSHistory ANDREAS STERGIOUEconomy Revised by ANDREAS STERGIOU‘Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus’HistoryEconomyEGYPTHistory VAUGHN SHANNONEconomy CHAHIR ZAKIIRANHistory EDWARD WASTNIDGEEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYIRAQHistory LIAM ANDERSONEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYISRAELHistory VAUGHN SHANNONEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYOccupied TerritoriesEast JerusalemThe Golan HeightsJORDANHistory COURTNEY FREEREconomy ROBERT E. LOONEY (Based on an original essay by ONN WINCKLER)KUWAITHistory Revised by CLAIRE BEAUGRANDEconomy MÁTÉ SZALAILEBANONHistory NATÁLIA CALFAT (revised by editorial staff)Economy ALI NOUREDDEENLIBYAHistory RONALD BRUCE ST JOHN (Based on an original essay by RICHARD I. LAWLESS)Economy AMIR MAGDY KAMELMOROCCOHistory NEIL PARTRICK (Based on an original essay by RICHARD I. LAWLESS)Economy NEIL PARTRICK (Based on an original essay by ALAN J. DAY)OMANHistory Revised by MARC VALERIEconomy FRANCIS OWTRAMPALESTINIAN TERRITORIESRecent History Updated by NIGEL PARSONS (Revised for this edition by VAUGHN SHANNON)Economy HABIB HINN, RAJA KHALIDI and ISLAM RABEEQATARHistory DAVID ROBERTSEconomy FRANCIS OWTRAMSAUDI ARABIAHistory BRANDON FRIEDMANEconomy NEIL PARTRICK (Based on an original essay by MOIN SIDDIQI)SPANISH NORTH AFRICACeutaMelillaSYRIAN ARAB REPUBLICHistory EYAL ZISSEREconomy OMAR S. DAHI and MOHAMMAD AL-ASADITUNISIAHistory NEIL PARTRICK (Based on an original essay by RICHARD I. LAWLESS)Economy NEIL PARTRICK (Based on an original essay by the editorial staff)TÜRKIYEHistory GARETH JENKINSEconomy GARETH JENKINSUNITED ARAB EMIRATESHistory KRISTIAN COATES ULRICHSENEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYYEMENHistory VINCENT DURACEconomy CHARLES SCHMITZPART THREE Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMAJOR COMMODITIES OF THE MIDDLE EAST AND NORTH AFRICADOCUMENTS ON PALESTINECALENDARSRESEARCH INSTITUTESSELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY(PERIODICALS)
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Taylor & Francis Ltd South America Central America and the Caribbean
Book SynopsisA unique combination of the latest data on, and detailed analysis of, a vast region. Scrupulously revised and updated, this definitive survey of the countries and territories of South America, Central America and the Caribbean combines expert analysis and commentary, up-to-date economic and socio-political data and extensive directory information.General SurveyEssays by leading experts on the area cover issues of regional importance, including the rise of the so-called `pink tide' in Latin American politics; moves towards republicanism and growing calls for reparations in the Caribbean; the cultural and political relevance of religion in Latin America; relations between Mexico and the USA in the context of the US opioids epidemic; popular protests in Latin America; developments in the People's Republic of China's Belt and Road Initiative in the Caribbean and Latin America; and different approaches to transitional justice in several Latin American cTable of ContentsPART ONE: Topical EssaysPink Tide 2.0: Causes, Characteristics and Consequences Dr CHRISTOPHER WYLDERepublicanism, Reparations and Reform: Will the Commonwealth Caribbean Become `Totally Free’? Prof. PETER CLEGGReligion in Latin America and the Caribbean: Past, Present and Possible Futures MANOELA CARPENEDOMexican–US Relations and the US Opioids Epidemic Prof. MÓNICA SERRANOChina’s Belt and Road Initiative in the Caribbean and Latin America Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYProtests in Latin America amid Ongoing Global Systemic Crises MAGDA CATALINA JIMÉNEZ JIMÉNEZ and FABIO ANDRÉS DÍAZ PABÓNPART TWO: Country SurveysANGUILLAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONANTIGUA AND BARBUDAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONARGENTINAHistory Dr CHRISTOPHER WYLDEEconomy Dr CHRISTOPHER WYLDEARUBATHE BAHAMASHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONBARBADOSHistory MARK WILSONEconomy DELISLE WORRELLBELIZEHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONBERMUDABOLIVIAHistory Dr RONALD BRUCE ST JOHNEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYBONAIREBRAZILHistory Prof. FRANCISCO PANIZZAEconomy DANIEL H. ALVESTHE BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDSTHE CAYMAN ISLANDSCHILEHistory Dr MATTHIAS ERLANDSENEconomy IVAN LUZARDO-LUNACOLOMBIAHistory JORGE LUIS FABRA-ZAMORA and ANDRÉS MOLINA-OCHOAEconomy IVAN LUZARDO-LUNACOSTA RICAHistory Dr DAVID DÍAZ ARIASEconomy Dr ANTHONY GOEBEL McDERMOTTCUBAHistory Dr STEPHEN WILKINSONEconomy Dr EMILY MORRISCURAÇAODOMINICAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONTHE DOMINICAN REPUBLICHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYECUADORHistory Dr MARC BECKEREconomy Dr XIMENA SOSAEL SALVADORHistory Dr ELLEN MOODIEEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYTHE FALKLAND ISLANDSFRENCH GUIANAHistory Prof. JUSTIN DANIELEconomy Prof. JUSTIN DANIELGRENADAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONGUADELOUPEHistory Prof. JUSTIN DANIELEconomy Prof. JUSTIN DANIELGUATEMALAHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYGUYANAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONHAITIHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYHONDURASHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYJAMAICAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONMARTINIQUEHistory Prof. JUSTIN DANIELEconomy Prof. JUSTIN DANIELMEXICOHistory Prof. FRANCISCO E. GONZÁLEZEconomy Prof. FRANCISCO E. GONZÁLEZMONTSERRATHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONNICARAGUAHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYPANAMAHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYPARAGUAYHistory Prof. PETER LAMBERTEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYPERUHistory Dr RONALD BRUCE ST JOHNEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYPUERTO RICOHistory Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYEconomy Prof. ROBERT E. LOONEYSABASAINT-BARTHÉLEMYSAINT KITTS AND NEVISHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONSAINT LUCIAHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONSAINT-MARTINSAINT VINCENT AND THE GRENADINESHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONSINT EUSTATIUSSINT MAARTENSOUTH GEORGIA AND THE SOUTH SANDWICH ISLANDSSURINAMEHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONTRINIDAD AND TOBAGOHistory MARK WILSONEconomy MARK WILSONTHE TURKS AND CAICOS ISLANDSTHE UNITED STATES VIRGIN ISLANDSURUGUAYHistory Prof. FRANCISCO PANIZZAEconomy Prof. FRANCISCO PANIZZAVENEZUELAHistory Prof. Dr ANNA AYUSO and Prof. Dr SUSANNE GRATIUSEconomy Prof. Dr ANNA AYUSO and Prof. Dr SUSANNE GRATIUSPART THREE: Regional InformationREGIONAL ORGANIZATIONSMAJOR COMMODITIES OF LATIN AMERICARESEARCH INSTITUTESSELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)INDEX OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS
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Taylor & Francis Ltd South Asia 2024
Book SynopsisExhaustively researched and updated, South Asia 2024 is an in-depth library of information on the countries and territories of this vast world region.General SurveyEssays by specialists examine issues of regional importance.Country SurveysIndividual chapters on each country, containing:- essays on the geography, recent history and economy of each nation- up-to-date statistical surveys of economic and social indicators- a comprehensive directory providing contact details and other useful information for the most significant political and commercial institutions.In addition, there are separate sections covering each of the states and territories of India.Regional Information- detailed coverage of international organizations and their recent activities in South Asia- information on reTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyThe Climate Crisis and Water Resources in South AsiaM. MONIRUL QADER MIRZA and AJAYA DIXITSouth Asia’s Shifting Geopolitical LandscapeMICHAEL KUGELMANWomen and Development in South AsiaSOHINI SENGUPTAPolitical Islam in South AsiaIFTIKHAR H. MALIKChina’s Growing Reach in South AsiaHARSH V. PANTPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, history and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each country.AFGHANISTANHistory SHUBHANGI PANDEY; revised for this edition by IFTIKHAR H. MALIKEconomy TIRTHANKAR ROYBANGLADESHHistory PRANAB KUMAR PANDAYEconomy FARIDA C. KHANBHUTANHistory WILLIAM J. LONGEconomy NYINGTOB PEMA NORBU; revised for this edition by the editorial staffINDIAHistory DIEGO MAIORANO; revised for this edition by the editorial staff; based on an earlier essay by DAVID TAYLOREconomy RAJESWARI SENGUPTAIn addition, there are separate sections covering each of the states and territories of India.THE MALDIVESNEPALHistory PRAMOD KANTHA; revised for this edition by GYAN PRADHAN; based on an earlier essay by LOK RAJ BARALEconomy GYAN PRADHANPAKISTANHistory ILHAN NIAZEconomy TIRTHANKAR ROYSRI LANKAHistory S. I. KEETHAPONCALANEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYPART THREE Who’s Who of South AsiaPART FOUR Regional InformationRegional Organizations. Major Commodities of South Asia. The Religions of South Asia. Calendars and Weights and Measures. Research Institutes Studying South Asia. Select Bibliography - Books. Select Bibliography - Periodicals. Index of Regional Organizations.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Western Europe 2024
Book SynopsisThe definitive survey of the countries and territories of Western Europe, comprising expert analysis and commentary, up-to-date economic and socio-political data and extensive directory information.General SurveyEssays by leading experts on the area cover issues of regional importance.Country SurveysIndividual chapters on each country, comprising:an introductory survey, containing essays on the geography, history and economy of each country, including a chronology and map.an extensive statistical survey of economic and demographic indicators, including area and population, health and welfare, agriculture, forestry, fishing, mining, industry, finance, trade, transport, tourism, communications media and education.a comprehensive directory of names and contact details covering the most significant political and commercial institutions.Regional Informationa directory of research institutes specializing iTable of ContentsPART ONE General SurveyThe European Union: Navigating an Uncertain FutureMICHAEL J. GEARYEconomic Perspectives in Western Europe, the European Union and the EurozoneCHRISTIAN SCHWEIGEREuropean Foreign and Security PolicyANDREW COTTEYRussia and Energy Security in Western EuropeROBERT E. LOONEYEnvironmental Policy in Western EuropePAUL TOBIN and BRENDAN MOOREThe Politics of Migration in Western EuropeERICA CONSTERDINEPopulism in Western Europe: Profiteers or Victims of Crises?MARCEL LEWANDOWSKYPART TWO Country SurveysSections on geography, history, chronology and economy, as well as statistical surveys, directories and bibliographies for each countryANDORRAAUSTRIAHistory KURT RICHARD LUTHEREconomy GÜNTHER K. CHALOUPEKBELGIUMHistory MIN REUCHAMPSEconomy DAVID LEADENMARKHistory FLEMMING JUUL CHRISTIANSEN and MADS DAGNIS JENSENEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYDANISH EXTERNAL TERRITORIESTHE FAROE ISLANDSGREENLANDFINLANDHistory MIKKO KUISMAEconomy KARI HEIMONENFINNISH EXTERNAL TERRITORYTHE ÅLAND ISLANDSFRANCEHistory PAUL SMITHEconomy THÉO AIOLFIGERMANYHistory WILLIAM E. PATERSON (Revised for this edition by the editorial staff)Economy CHRISTIAN SCHWEIGERICELANDHistory STEFANIA OSKARSDOTTIREconomy GYLFI MAGNUSSONIRELANDHistory MUIRIS MACCARTHAIGHEconomy DAVID LEAITALYHistory JAMES L. NEWELLEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYLIECHTENSTEINLUXEMBOURGHistory ANNA-LENA HÖGENAUEREconomy ELENA DANESCUMALTAHistory GODFREY A. PIROTTAEconomy LINO BRIGUGLIOMONACOTHE NETHERLANDSHistory JEROEN DEWULFEconomy JAKOB DE HAANNORWAYHistory MART KULDKEPPEconomy RÖGNVALDUR HANNESSONNORWEGIAN EXTERNAL TERRITORIESSVALBARDJAN MAYENPORTUGALHistory MARCO LISI Economy MIGUEL LEBRE DE FREITAS and FRANCISCO TORRESSAN MARINOSPAINHistory RICHARD GILLESPIEEconomy XAVIER CUADRAS MORATOSWEDENHistory TOMMY MÖLLEREconomy LARS MAGNUSSONSWITZERLANDHistory MARC BÜHLMANNEconomy TOBIAS STRAUMANNTHE UNITED KINGDOMHistory NICHOLAS DICKINSONEconomy ROBERT E. LOONEYUNITED KINGDOM CROWN DEPENDENCIESTHE CHANNEL ISLANDSGuernseyIslands of the Bailiwick of GuernseyJerseyTHE ISLE OF MANUNITED KINGDOM OVERSEAS TERRITORYGIBRALTARTHE VATICAN CITYPART THREE Regional InformationRESEARCH INSTITUTESSELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (BOOKS)SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY (PERIODICALS)
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St Martin's Press The Historical Atlas of New York City
Book SynopsisNow in its third edition, The Historical Atlas of New York City, takes us, neighborhood by neighborhood, through four hundred years of Gotham''s rich past, from the city''s initial settlement of 270 people in thirty log houses; to John Jacob Astor''s meteoric rise from humble fur trader to the richest, most powerful man in the city; the fascinating ethnic mixture that is modern Queens; and the new Freedom Tower at One World Trade Center. With full-color maps, charts, photographs, drawings, and mini-essays, this encyclopedic volume also traces the historical development and cultural relevance of such iconic New York thoroughfares as Fifth Avenue, Wall Street, Park Avenue, and Broadway. This fully revised and updated edition brings the Atlas up to the present, including new spreads of the One World Trade Center site. A fascinating chronicle of the life of a metropolis, the striking third edition of The Historical Atlas of New York City provides a vivid and
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Spark World Map Sparkcharts
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Rowman & Littlefield Atlas of the 2012 Elections
Book SynopsisBringing together leading political geographers and political scientists, this atlas analyzes and maps the campaigns, primaries, general election, and key state referenda in the hotly contested 2012 elections.Trade ReviewThis geographic overview of the 2012 general election examines the process at many different stages and locations. Essays treat such topics as electoral structures—reapportionment, the Electoral College, and redistricting—and the key Republican primary elections, notably Iowa, Florida, and Ohio. Some of the 40 contributors (mostly academic geographers or political scientists) address the Obama and Romney campaigns in detail, covering donor contributions, campaign stops, the debates, and newspaper endorsements. Others examine the outcomes from regional, state, county, metropolitan, and suburban perspectives; from the point of view of Hispanic, African American, or Asian American subgroups; or in terms of religion, e.g., how the Bible Belt responded. One chapter is devoted to issues such as congressional voting on the environment, the farm bill, foreign policy, and health care. Specific state and local elections of consequence are also treated, e.g., Scott Brown in Massachusetts or the Virginia, Indiana, Wisconsin, North Dakota, and Montana Senate elections. Also covered are the key referenda of 2012, including same-sex marriage and marijuana legalization. The full-color maps are clear and numerous, and the final chapter explains the cartographic methodology. This reference tool will help readers at all levels to quickly isolate the issues of lasting importance. Summing Up: Highly recommended. Undergraduates and graduate students; general readers; professionals/practitioners * CHOICE *[T]he maps are well done and make this a unique work. These visualizations of county-level election data are unrivalled. . . .The Atlas of the 2012 Elections is highly recommended for students and scholars of political science and to practitioners in the field of politics and government. The pricing is accessible for many libraries – although the work is best suited to academic libraries and public libraries with patrons interested in politics and government. * s *Table of ContentsChapter 1: Introduction, J. Clark Archer, Robert H. Watrel, Fiona Davidson, Erin H. Fouberg, Kenneth C. Martis, Richard L. Morrill, Fred M. Shelley, and Gerald R. Webster Chapter 2: Electoral Structures Reapportionment, Kenneth C. Martis The Electoral College and the 2012 Presidential Election, Barney Warf Redistricting, Kenneth C. Martis U. S. House Districts and the Republican “Gerrymander” of 2012, Richard L. Engstrom Phantom Constituencies and the 2012 Election, Peter Wagner and Leah Sakala Chapter 3: Primary Elections Overview of the Republican Primary Elections, Fred M. Shelley Iowa Republican Precinct Caucuses, Fred M. Shelley Florida Republican Primary Election, Fred M. Shelley Ohio Republican Primary Election, Fred M. Shelley Chapter 4: The Campaign Overview of the Campaign, Gerald R. Webster Donorsheds: Individual Contributions to Obama and Romney, Carl T. Dahlman Campaign Expenditures in the 2012 Election, Chris Maier Campaign Stops, J. Clark Archer Geographic Place Name Use in the 2012 Presidential Debates, Matt Balentine, Justin Frazier, and Gerald R. Webster Newspaper Endorsements, Edward Heath Robinson and Gerald R. Webster Ballot Access in the 2012 Election, Edward Heath Robinson and Gerald R. Webster Chapter 5: Outcomes Results of the 2012 Presidential Election at the State and County Levels, Fred M. Shelley The 2012 Presidential Election in Historical Perspective, J. Clark Archer, Robert H. Watrel, and Fred M. Shelley Metropolitan Concentration of the Democratic Vote, Richard L. Morrill and Jason Combs Micropolitan County Voting, Jason Combs Politics in the Diversifying Suburbs, Christopher Niedt Chapter 6: Regions Northeast, William Berentsen Appalachia, Kenneth C. Martis Southeast, Jonathan Leib Midwest, John Heppen Great Plains, Robert H. Watrel Mountain West, Tony Robinson Pacific Region, John Agnew Chapter 7: Subgroups of the Population Vote for President and Characteristics of United States Counties, Richard L. Morrill Hispanic Voting in the 2012 Presidential Election, Ryan Weichelt Asian-American Voting, Wanjing Chen The Bible Belt and the 2012 Elections, Daniel A. McGowin and Gerald R. Webster Religion and the 2012 Presidential Election, Fred M. Shelley Chapter 8: Issues Health Care in the 2012 Elections, Sara McLafferty Foreign Policy in the 2012 Presidential Election, Steven Radil Environmental and Energy Ballot Measures in the 2012 Elections, Barry D. Solomon and Adam M. Wellstead Membership, Party, and Caucuses in the 113th Congress, Erin H. Fouberg The 2013 Farm Bill Controversy, Erin H. Fouberg Other Votes in the 113th House of Representatives, Erin H. Fouberg Chapter 9: State and Local Elections Persistence and Change in State and Local Elections, Richard L. Morrill A Tale of Turnout: The Rise and Fall of Scott Brown in Massachusetts, Annika Hagley and Joshua J. Dyck 2012 Virginia Senate Election, John A. Wertman 2012 Indiana Senate Election, Steven Radil 2012 Wisconsin Senate Election, Kenneth French 2012 North Dakota Senate Election, Robert H. Watrel 2012 Montana Senate Election, Richard L. Morrill and Larry Knopp Wisconsin Governor Election and Recall, Ryan Weichelt Texas State Senate District 10: Wendy Davis is Re-Elected, Brooks Heitmeier Chapter 10: Referenda A Referendum on the Initiative Process? Ballot Initiative Usage and Content in the 2012 Election, Joshua R. Meddaugh and Joshua J. Dyck Votes on Same-sex Marriage in Maine, Minnesota, Maryland and Washington, Richard Morrill, Larry Knopp, and Michael Brown Legalization of Marijuana Use in Colorado and Washington, Richard L. Morrill and Ben Anderstone Votes at the Local Level: An Example from Seattle, Richard L. Morrill Chapter 11: Technical Issues, Robert H. Watrel and J. Clark Archer
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Rowman & Littlefield Florida Keys Paddling Atlas Paddling Series
Book SynopsisA detailed color atlas of the Florida Keys from Key Largo to Key West designed for kayakers and other water enthusiasts interested in shallow water exploration.
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