Taylor & Francis publish over 2,500 journals and 8,400+ new books each year, across more than 200 subjects and partner with more than 700 scholarly societies. From anthropology to zoology they publish for academics, students and professionals.
Their Routledge Classics imprint features many of the world’s foremost thinkers such as Michel Foucault with Madness and Civilisation, Carl Jung Pyschological Types and Peter Drucker Innovation and Entrepreneurship.
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Book SynopsisThis book provides a compelling insiderâs account of The North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP), a groundbreaking initiative that has transformed avian conservation across the continent.In the early 1980s, waterfowl conservation faced a dire crisis. By the mid-1980s, a bold and visionary idea took shape, culminating in the creation of The North American Waterfowl Management Plan (NAWMP). Now approaching its 40th anniversary, this extraordinary endeavour has conserved millions of habitat acres, mobilised billions of dollars in funding, and united thousands of partners from Latin America to the Arctic. Drawing on his experience as a founding member of the NAWMP science community, the author provides unparalleled insights into this remarkable conservation journey, honouring the visionaries who paved the way. Through a detailed exploration of NAWMPâs origins, growth, achievements, and challenges, the book highlights the Planâs enduring legacy and its relevance to todayâs conservation efforts. It offers valuable lessons for those striving to replicate its success in protecting other migratory species. At a time of escalating ecological crises, NAWMP stands as a testament to what can be achieved when diverse stakeholders come together with determination and shared purpose. This book not only celebrates NAWMPâs transformative impact but also inspires a new generation of large-scale, cooperative conservation initiatives.This book is essential reading for conservation professionals, policymakers, natural resource students, and anyone passionate about protecting nature.
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Book SynopsisHow is every child doing in your setting? Do all children get the necessary warmth, light, and care that they need? Do we leave some children out in the cold?Excellent practice with children of any age and within any educational context is dependent on our environment, policies and procedures working in an effective way to help each child thrive. This fully revised new edition introduces the Process-Oriented Monitoring System (POMS), which allows practitioners to assess childrenâs wellbeing and involvement and identify those needing more support.Taking a strengths-based approach, the POMS provides practitioners with a reliable and inclusive compass to tailor their practice to the profile of each individual child and create optimal conditions for their development. Within the book, the authors: Present a clear, experiential framework for evaluating childrenâs wellbeing and involvement, with optional scales and guidelines for collecting data. Encourage educators to use their observations of the group, as well as partnership work with parents, to build a holistic profile of the whole child. Provide guidance on using profiles to tailor practice to each childâs needs to help them fulfil their potential and enable deeper learning for all. Integrate key areas of competence into ten developmental domains, from fine motor development to understanding of the social world. Contain all the forms required to effectively carry out the POMS. With a wealth of case examples, this empowering book is an invaluable resource for all early years educators working with children who want to improve each childâs wellbeing and involvement both in their setting and at home.
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Book SynopsisThis book analyses human resource planning (HRP) function with a strategic lens. Human Resource Management (HRM), being a business-aligned function of organizations, is primarily shaped by HRP. The need for strategic handling of the latter thus results in a revamped nomenclature â SHRP.In addition to detailing the basic tools and techniques of HRP, this book delves into important strategic areas to transform SHRP as a critical HR function, on which the success of all other HR functions, including the success of organizations depend. The emerging areas of SHRP - post-merger integration of manpower through SHRP, manpower rationalization for organizational change, manpower outsourcing, the use of analytics for predictive decisions on SHRP, AI/ML support for effective SHRP - are some of the key topics that have been discussed in the book. This book uses organisational examples, case lets/vignettes, and case studies to make the learning process more practice oriented. This book will be useful to students, professionals, practitioners, researchers, and faculty members.
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Book SynopsisMeghalaya Mirrors offers an insightful exploration of innovative, community-led initiatives that are shaping environmental conservation, biodiversity preservation, and socio-economic development in Meghalaya, India.Between the stateâs rich natural heritage and pressing environmental challenges such as deforestation, mining, and climate change, this volume emphasizes the vital role of communities in protecting their resources and promoting sustainable development. Through case studies, grassroots perspectives, and examples of indigenous knowledge systems, the book showcases the resilience and creativity of local communities.Part of the Innovations, Practice and the Future of Public Policy in India series, this open access volume will be an essential resource for policymakers, researchers, development practitioners, and stakeholders committed to understanding and advancing community-driven environmental action in ecologically sensitive regions. It will also be of interest to researchers working on climate change, climate action, social sciences, environmental science, geography and South Asia studies.
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Book SynopsisThis third edition of The Teaching Assistant's Guide to Effective Interaction is the definitive guide to teaching assistant-pupil interaction and an invaluable professional development tool for classroom support staff and the teachers who work with them.Updated to include the latest research evidence and reflect the current educational context and varied roles that teaching assistants undertake, this highly practical and accessible book sets out a role for teaching assistants that focuses on developing pupils' independence and ownership of learning. Based on an extensively classroom-tested framework and covering the main contexts in which teaching assistants work, it includes practical strategies and reflective activities to help teaching assistants improve the support they provide to pupils in everyday settings. It sets out successful strategies for: responding to additional needs; understanding the principles behind effective classroom talk; carefully scaffolding pupils' learning; and delivering intervention programmes.Used in combination with the authorsâ book for school leaders, Maximising the Impact of Teaching Assistants in Primary Schools, this provides a comprehensive and unrivalled resource for supporting school workforce development. This essential read is designed for all teaching assistants and will also be of interest to school leaders, SENCOs and teachers in both primary and secondary schools who wish to improve their deployment of teaching assistants and their own interactions with pupils.
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Book SynopsisAs the industrial engineering landscape evolves, so too must the professionals who shape it. This insightful guide is designed for young people entering the field, offering a forward-looking perspective on the trends, transformations, and emerging challenges that will define their careers. It also serves as a valuable resource for current practitioners and educators seeking to adapt to the demands of tomorrow. The book unfolds in two compelling parts: -- Part One presents a dynamic timeline of industrial engineeringâs milestones -- highlighting key advancements, methods of improvement, and their global impact on human conditions. Itâs a powerful reminder of the disciplineâs enduring principles and relevance in todayâs world. -- Part Two explores three essential threads that define the profession: where industrial engineering is practiced, the outcomes it strives to achieve, and the techniques and skills that drive its success. This section offers a thoughtful roadmap for understanding the professionâs core identity and future direction. Whether you're just beginning your journey or guiding others along theirs, this book is a vital companion for navigating the evolving world of industrial engineering.
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Book SynopsisThis innovative book examines the dynamic intersection between play and mathematics in early childhood education, challenging traditional educational approaches. Through international perspectives and practices, it demonstrates how mathematical concepts naturally emerge through children's play and how educators can enhance mathematical learning without disrupting the play experience.Comprising eleven chapters with diverse cultural and educational perspectives, the book explores how children engage with mathematical concepts through play across different countries and contexts. It addresses critical issues for early childhood education and care practitioners, examining similarities and distinctions between mathematics and play while providing practical approaches for integrating mathematics into play for various age groups. The comparative international approach highlights both the universality of play in learning and unique cultural methods for facilitating mathematical understanding. Original research showcases how children's mathematical thinking surfaces in various play scenarios and offers pedagogical practices that support both play and mathematical development without compromising the integrity of either.This essential resource serves early childhood educators, researchers, students, and policy makers committed to enhancing mathematics education quality and effectiveness. It provides practical guidance for promoting more equitable and engaging approaches to mathematical learning in the early years.
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Book SynopsisThe Creative Spiral provides a comprehensive roadmap for understanding how creativity and identity develop together across the lifespan. Drawing from personal and professional creative experiences as well as contemporary research in creativity psychology, positive psychology, and developmental science, the book presents a unique model that helps readers explore where they are in their own creative journey and how to move forward with greater clarity, purpose, and confidence.Across four stages and twelve interconnected chapters, readers learn how to build strong creative foundations, expand their capacities, develop expertise, and cultivate the wisdom needed to contribute meaningfully to their communities and the wider world. Each chapter blends research-supported insights with reflective prompts and practical action steps designed to help readers deepen self-awareness, strengthen creative habits, and navigate challenges such as self-doubt, burnout, or creative blocks.This book is written for artists, educators, therapists, coaches, students, entrepreneurs, arts-practitioners, and anyone seeking to understand their creative lives more fully.Readers will gain a powerful framework for making sense of their experiences, reconnecting with their intrinsic motivations, and engaging more intentionally with their creative development. Whether beginning a new chapter or refining a long-standing practice, The Creative Spiral offers guidance for becoming a more grounded, purposeful, and connected creative person.
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Book SynopsisThis book explores the political worldviews of progressive American social movements and how they play an increasingly important role in defining social problems, setting the national political agenda, and offering viable policy solutions.Arguing that the liberal consensus that historically held the United States together politically has broken down, this book demonstrates how new forms of authoritarian and democratic populisms are being offered as alternatives to a rigged capitalist system by an unaccountable oligarchy. It utilises the method of frame analysis to elucidate the political worldview of particular, left-leaning social movements, exploring their historical backgrounds, organizing methods, social grievances, policy solutions, current actions, and future goals. It examines three movements concerned with economic issues, three organizing around identity, and three advocating for change in the domain of public safety. The last chapter focuses on the current political situation in the U.S. and potential futures of democracy. Bringing together lessons from U.S. history and the previous chapters, the book ends with a proposal for how to ensure more democratic and egalitarian outcomes in America as a whole.As such, it offers an important reference for both academics and activists in the fields of sociology, political science, and policy analysis.
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Book SynopsisSeven Pillars Acting is a transformative method for actors seeking authenticity, structure, and creative freedom.This book presents a groundbreaking technique that equips actors with a clear, dependable process for creating compelling performances. This modern method breaks the craft into seven distinct pillars, each addressing a core element of actingâfrom emotional connection to physical presenceâoffering a comprehensive toolkit for character development. The book emphasizes self-reliance, empowering actors to refine their craft without constant guidance, and encourages a balance between discipline and intuition. With many students of the technique now working professionally, Seven Pillars Acting is reshaping how actors approach their art. Readers will discover a well-structured yet adaptable technique designed to support actors at every stage of their journey. It features hands-on exercises, in-depth breakdowns of each of the seven pillars, and thoughtful guidance on how the method meets the rigorous demands of both stage and screenâwhile still allowing space for creativity and instinct. As the first fully developed acting system in over three decades, it offers a dynamic, personal, and invigorating approach to building character.This book is ideal for serious actors, drama students, and performers enrolled in theatre, film, or acting programsâanyone passionate about mastering the craft and developing a lifelong, independent technique.
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Book SynopsisThis book provides a foundational understanding of Supply Chain Management (SCM), covering the strategic end-to-end process of procurement, production and distribution of goods. Organized around proven frameworks and operational models, this book emphasizes how effective SCM contributes to business efficiency, competitiveness, profitability, and customer satisfaction.Unlike typical introductory textbooks that may overemphasise theoretical frameworks, this book presents essential concepts and models, such as the SCOR Model and key risk management strategies, in a digestible manner. It supplements these with clear opportunities to apply knowledge to modern challenges, demonstrating how strategic thinking can be constructively implemented to achieve global success. The textbook is structured to guide readers from foundational knowledge to advanced application, covering topics from the Definition and Importance of Supply Chain Management to Key Frameworks, Models, and Theories in SCM, and the critical role of Digital Innovations, Operations, and Sustainability. Students will gain the ability to explain core SCM concepts and develop analytical skills through diverse, contemporary cases. Template KPIs, warehouse and supply chain performance formulas, and a list of common acronyms are also included as an appendix.This textbook is ideal for undergraduate courses in supply chain management. Its focus on applications will also make it attractive to students taking vocational training at technical institutes.
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Book SynopsisThis timely volume questions our understanding of the highly current concept and phenomenon of narcissism, working from a broad psychotherapeutic perspective. Making a strong case for revising the formal diagnostic criteria of narcissistic personality disorder, this work argues for an approach that includes not just grandiose but also vulnerable manifestations of narcissistic pathology. It documents how inconsistent applications of the concept of narcissism have caused confusion in the field, creating a need for new definitions and deeper understanding. In doing so, this book offers specific suggestions for how best to treat people with narcissistic personality pathology in modern relational psychotherapy, whilst also discussing the notion of healthy forms of narcissism. Presented with insights from deep clinical experience and a broad theoretical base, this title offers a key resource for treatment professionals working with narcissistic patients, those currently living with narcissism, and anyone with an interest in this deeply fascinating topic.
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Book SynopsisAlthough Antonio Gramsci is widely known as the theorist of hegemony, his enduring relevance to struggles against colonial oppression across the Global South reveals a deeper, often overlooked dimension of his thought. With this book, Giovanni Fresu explores Gramsciâs formative experiences in Sardinia, a peripheral, peasant island marked by internal colonialism, and shows how these shaped his vision of human emancipation as both a continuation and critique of bourgeois universalism.Through a rigorous engagement with Gramsciâs writings, Fresu reexamines key categories of Marxist theory, situating them within the socio-political contradictions of Sardinia and the broader Italian national formation. He argues that Gramsciâs philosophy of praxis, conceived as absolute historicism, offers a powerful framework for understanding the dialectic between civil and political society, liberalism and socialism, and the transformation of modern power structures.Divided into three interrelated sections (Colonial Question, Liberal Question, and Questions of Political Theory) Gramsci and the Colonial Question provides a fresh and interdisciplinary perspective on Gramsciâs legacy. It challenges dominant interpretations that marginalize Sardinian history and offers new insights into the conceptual renewal of Marxism, making it essential reading for scholars in political theory, postcolonial studies, Italian history, and Gramscian thought.
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Book SynopsisThis book is accessible guide to understanding emotion through the lens of neuroscience. It provides a practical, developmentally informed framework with tools to translate affective neuroscience into everyday practice.The author introduces a neuroscience-informed model of emotion grounded in the bodyâbrain connection, explaining the theory of affective neuroscience and including practical strategies for use in both therapeutic and educational settings. Drawing on foundational work by Panksepp, Damasio, Craig, and others, the book emphasizes how seven core emotional systems drive human behavior, development, and relational experience. Describing the development and application of the Affective Inventory, it provides clinician-facing steps and reflective exercises. Through clear explanations, engaging examples, and powerful clinical insights, this book reveals how our body and brain work together to shape feeling, behavior, and connectionâhelping readers navigate emotion with compassion, clarity, and confidence. Downloadable client handouts are provided for practitioners and educators.Translating Affective Neuroscience into Clinical and Educational Practice: Body, Brain, and Emotions will appeal to clinical psychologists, neuropsychologists, school psychologists, therapists, and counselors, as well as graduate students of neuroscience and neuropsychology, and education professionals.
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Book SynopsisCedric Robinsonâs widely acclaimed study on Marxism and race has enjoyed a celebratory renaissance in recent years, becoming commonplace across the disciplines and beyond to activist and left circles. This volume contests its now enormous influence, bringing together leading scholars of Marxism to reassess the decisive question of race and Marxist thought and practice.Robinson claims in his classic work that Marxism is a Eurocentric construct that advances a false universalism unable to explain racism, and in doing so he dates racism back to ancient times and concludes that it is ingrained in the consciousness of Europeans so decisively that they are incapable of confronting racism at all. The Antinomies of Black Marxism brings together varied approaches of Marxist scholars to critique this assertion of Robinsonâs, affirming that racism is a modern development of capitalist exploitation as it puts forward trenchant and uncompressing critiques of Black Marxism to reassesses Marxism and its method of dialectical and historical materialism. Emphasising multiethnic, transnational proletarian struggle against capitalism at a time of epochal crisis, this book critiques Robinsonâs hostility to Marxism as untenable as it propagates race over class consciousness that threatens to undermine working-class unity.This indispensable compendium makes a timely contribution to contemporary debates on race, class, capitalism, and social inequality, and is essential to classes on Black studies, Black social thought, ethnic studies, and courses in sociology, anthropology, and history. It provides a thorough analysis and critique of one of the landmark contemporary critical theorists in US political and social theory.
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Book SynopsisThis book examines the political-economic perspective on the strategic dimensions of disaster risk financing in India. It argues that financing is an essential part of disaster governance and needs periodic review. While disaster governance is a relatively recent development in India, disaster financing began in 1957 with the introduction of the Margin Money Scheme by the Second Finance Commission. It also throws light on the Calamity Relief Fund and the State Disaster Response and Management Fund, which provide financial assistance to states to respond to disasters. This volume is divided into three parts. The first part covers the approaches, policies, and institutions involved in disaster risk financing in India. The Second part provides a comprehensive analysis of the four strategic domains of the disaster risk funding: methodology and its revision; federal discourse on the notified list of disasters, disaster risk financing schemes and additional funding for mitigation; inclusion of local governance in strengthening disaster governance, and Indiaâs global outlook, policy, and reach for disaster assistance. It uncovers how resiliency can be achieved in Indian disaster risk financing through alternative sources of financing, disaster resilience infrastructure, and insurance coverage for disasters.This book will be useful to the students, researchers and teachers of political science, public administration, public policy, economics, and governance. It will also benefit the Centre and State Finance Commissions, policy makers and general readers.
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Book SynopsisAnthropology Reconsidered argues that anthropology can and should be considered a genuine science of humanity. The work traces the evolution of anthropological thought from its 18th-century origins through contemporary debates, analyzing how competing epistemological traditionsâempirical/skeptical versus dogmaticâhave shaped theoretical approaches to social organization and kinship studies.The book provides a comprehensive historical framework that includes the development of empirical theories of social organization, extensive ethnology of ethnology itself, philosophy of science perspectives, crucial political history including the New Deal and Vietnam War, and a detailed introduction to epistemology as the essential link between empirical ethnology and psychology. The central argument demonstrates that ethnology now possesses a complete empirical theory of social organization based on experimental methods for analyzing the idea-systems that construct social organizations, effectively placing anthropology on a new plane with findings on the same empirical footing as the physical sciences.The primary audience includes student and professional anthropologists, particularly ethnologists, along with historians of ethnology, social psychologists, sociologists, philosophers of science, and intellectual historians, written to be accessible while maintaining scholarly rigor and international relevance.
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Book SynopsisArchitectural history has over the past half-century been delineated in fine detail. Today it is challenging to find a creative spirit involved with the design fields who has not been examined in depth; nearly every building of historical importance has been chronicled; timelines have been constructed and heroes selected. Major advances within the sciences have enlarged the scope of historical research and enriched how we experience and meld with the environments we build. Almost every country takes pride in its architectural achievements. Monuments of mortar and stone define themselves as vivid testimonies of a country's collective persona.Mallgrave's intention in Writers on Architecture in America is much simpler. He brings together an episodic collection of voicesâmale and female, professional and layâwhich compose not a chronicle of building events but tell a story in their own right. It is one related through a series of thematic essays that pose the question of how individuals of a freshly minted countryâchildren and later adolescents in teenage defiance of their Anglo-Saxon pastâpress the search for a truly national building culture. Is it possible to do so within the span of a century, or two? Is it even desirable? In any case, the goal of a national architectural culture proved to be ever more elusive as efforts intensified.
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Book SynopsisThis book analyses emerging legal and regulatory challenges surrounding commercial human spaceflights (CHS). It addresses unique questions raised by human presence in outer space that distinguish CHS from other commercial space activities.Discussing a rapidly growing sector in the space economy, this volume:- Compares regulatory approaches in major spacefaring nations, including Russia, the USA, China, the EU, Japan, Australia, and India, to evaluate how existing international space treaties adapt to private sector human spaceflight activities while identifying significant gaps in current frameworks.- Analyses fundamental issues such as the legal status of space tourists versus astronauts, liability mechanisms, insurance requirements, training and selection standards, and the interplay between international space law and domestic regulations.- Critically examines Indiaâs space governance, its regulatory landscape, and the future of its CHS policies.- Offers theoretical insights and practical recommendations for future law-making at both international and domestic levels.Accessibly written, this volume is an essential resource for scholars, researchers, legal practitioners, policymakers, space industry professionals, and students exploring the intersection of space law, regulatory affairs, and the expanding commercial space tourism industry. It will be of great interest to scholars and researchers in international law, space policy, public policy, aerospace studies, and regulatory studies, as well as to space industry professionals navigating compliance requirements in international space law, commercial aerospace regulation, emerging technology governance, and comparative legal systems.
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Book SynopsisThis new fifth edition of Instructional Models for Physical Education provides pedagogical knowledge and resources that support physical education teachersâ selection and use of instructional models and gives physical educators a plan for incorporating these models into their teaching.Presented in two sections, Instructional Models for Physical Education first presents the rationale, pedagogical knowledge, and selection processes for Model-Based Instruction (MBI). MBI is the commitment to use one instructional plan throughout a unit of instruction. The second section provides pedagogical knowledge for the selection, implementation, and assessment of instructional models used in Pâ12 physical education.This new edition has been updated to be in alignment with the 2024 SHAPE America National Standards for Physical Education and refreshed throughout, providing significant updates and new additions designed to enhance the bookâs utility and relevance for contemporary physical education programs, including a new chapter examining innovation in Model-Based Instruction.Instructional Models for Physical Education, Fifth Edition, includes everything the reader needs for planning, implementing, and assessing when teaching with instructional models. It helps readers incorporate research-based practices in their lessons, adapt activities, and teach to standards. This text can be used as the standalone text for courses on physical education teaching methods at the undergraduate and graduate levels.
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Book SynopsisThis book explores the anti-fascist novel in Britain: its origins in activists' experience, its solutions to questions of how to organise. Some of the works Renton discusses are classics of twentieth-century literature including Muriel Sparkâs The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie, Kazuo Ishiguroâs The Remains of the Day and Hanif Kureishiâs The Buddha of Suburbia. Some are or were best-sellers â including Len Deightonâs SS-GB. The novels share certain themes: a central character is radicalised towards fascism and that decision shapes the protagonistâs life for the worse. Alternatively, in a mirror version of the same pattern, a protagonist becomes an anti-fascist and seeks to improve the world around them. Renton explains the real-life history that these novels reflect and the committed anti-fascist politics with which they engage.This book will be of interest to researchers of antifascism, and social, cultural, and political history.
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Book SynopsisIn an era where battles are fought not just with code but with culture, this book explores the evolving landscape of cyber conflict through the lens of psychology, cognition, and information warfare. It delves into the hidden war waged across digital platforms: a war for attention, belief, and behavioural control.Drawing on research from psychology, the book examines how online spaces have become fertile ground for memetic warfare, disinformation campaigns, and cognitive manipulation. It investigates the psychological mechanisms that make individuals susceptible to digital influence, including cognitive dissonance, confirmation bias, and personality traits that shape vulnerability. From the motivations of hackers and propagandists to the architecture of viral misinformation, the strategic use of digital tools to exploit human cognition are unpacked. It also explores the role of personality psychology in understanding who is most at risk â and why â in the age of digital persuasion.Whether you're a researcher, policymaker, professional, or simply a curious reader, this book offers a compelling and timely analysis of the new terrain of cyber conflict, where minds are the battlefield and memes are the weapons.
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Book SynopsisThis comprehensive study explores FranÃoise Dolto's revolutionary theory that language acquisition begins in utero through precocious audition, revealing how unconscious affect and invested sound patterns shape early mental-emotional development and lifelong associative thinking. Kathleen Saint-Onge demonstrates how generative echoes facilitate self-regulation and scaffold infant development. The book provides psychoanalysts with new theoretical frameworks connecting Freudian concepts of unconscious processes, dreamwork, and the transference to prenatal language acquisition. Readers will gain insights into how interrelational âcommon objectsâ of familiar soundscapes become unconsciously securing, as affect bootstraps human learning and collaboration. Saint-Onge offers practical applications for understanding the role of the mother tongue in identity formation and the risks inherent in artificial versus natural language environments. An illuminating read for psychoanalysts, researchers and theorists seeking to expand their understanding of early infant development and unconscious processes alike, this book will particularly appeal to Freudians interested in new applications of classical psychoanalytic theory, specialists in French psychoanalysis, and clinicians working with those experiencing language-related trauma and identity issues.
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Book SynopsisWhat happens when two therapists work together in extended sessions with couples in crisis? Demystifying Relationship Therapy: A View from the Therapist's Chair takes readers inside the therapy room to witness the Duo Coaching framework in action; a pioneering approach that challenges the limitations of traditional 50-minute sessions.Through eight complete therapeutic journeys, from couples drowning in decades of silence to those navigating the aftermath of betrayal, Dr Neil Wilkie reveals the inner workings of co-therapy: the unspoken communication between therapists, the pivotal moments of breakthrough, and the delicate art of holding space for transformation. Interwoven with these case studies is the Relationship Paradigm framework, offering both theoretical grounding and practical insight into what makes relationships thrive.This is relationship therapy with the curtain pulled back; essential reading for therapists and counsellors seeking alternatives to conventional models, and for anyone curious about how profound change actually happens between two people
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Book SynopsisHumanCorps delivers a practical blueprint for leaders to transform their organizations from outdated industrial-age models into adaptive, human-centered enterprises that thrive in the AI-powered Knowledge Age.Thought-provoking and timely, the book offers a comprehensive framework that combines compelling case studies, expert interviews, and actionable strategies for organizational transformation. It provides detailed implementation guidance, diagnostic tools, and step-by-step approaches to building resilient businesses that prioritize human potential while leveraging technology. Each chapter includes visual models, executive action checklists, and structured summaries that translate complex concepts into immediately applicable solutions for real-world challenges. Ideal for forward-thinking executives, senior managers, and transformation leaders, this book is tailored for decision-makers in private and public sectors who are navigating systemic upheaval.Whether youâre a CEO, HR director, or strategy leader, you need these insights and tools to guide your organization into a thriving future.
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Book SynopsisThe book offers a distinctive blend of topics geared toward advancing environmental education in South Asian countries. By introducing the current environmental challenges and the integration of environmental education in the national curricula of select South Asian countries, it illuminates how teachers might often overlook the impact of their own environmental beliefs and values that significantly shape their pedagogy and classroom engagement.This book emphasizes a strong environmental philosophy, essential for teaching what is meaningful, reflective, and transformative. Spanning a wide array of contemporary topicsâecosystems, biodiversity, tree plantation, air pollution, population, and climate change -- the book aims to support richer, more informed, and effective classroom discussions. It also offers activities and projects tailored to each theme, promoting experiential learning. Additionally, the book outlines ways to strengthen studentsâ environmental literacy through informal and non-formal education, including nature-based experiences, advocacy efforts, and scientific and technological innovation.The book will be useful to pre-service and in-service teachers, teacher educators, and curriculum developers. It will also be of much value to practitioners, policymakers, and researchers in environmental education.
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