10000 results for 'Society, National Geographic'

Stamps, Nationalism and Political Transition explores how states in transition use stamps to promote a new visual nationalism.This book examines the role of philately in shaping national identity and...

The Rise of Professional Society: England Since 1880 by Harold James Perkin This stimulating and thought-provoking work challenges traditional approaches to understanding British society, offering a...

During World War II, London's museums, galleries and archives came together to devise a daring plan to safeguard the nation's most treasured objects. As Hitler prepared to invade Poland in 1939, a...

Volunteering and Society in the 21st Century explores the complex relationship between volunteering and modern society. Bringing together existing knowledge on the subject, this volume examines the...

Scotland's place in the world has long been a subject of debate and exploration. In this thought-provoking book, Stephen Gethins examines Scotland's relationships with other nations throughout...

This comprehensive analysis of Iran's economy, society, and politics since 1979 offers insights into the country's evolving domestic and international dynamics. Internationally renowned Iranian...

The Collapse of Complex Societies is a thought-provoking exploration of societal collapse throughout history. Written by an archaeologist, this book offers insights that extend beyond the study of...

Australian National Cinema by Tom O'Regan explores the concept of a 'national' cinema, examining how film reflects and shapes cultural identity. Drawing on historical and cultural perspectives,...

Fighting Napoleon at Home: The Real Story of a Nation at War with Itself The British experience during the Napoleonic Wars is often seen as a unified effort against a common enemy, France. However,...

In the aftermath of a mysterious illness that swept the UK, leaving millions dead, a new society has emerged. The survivors must contend with the harsh environment, scavenge for supplies, and defend...

Derek Walcott's poetry and plays are deeply rooted in his efforts to reimagine West Indian society since its emergence from colonial rule. This study by Paul Breslin explores how Walcott's work...

A Great Disorder: National Myth and the Battle for America by Richard Slotkin is a thought-provoking work that seeks to make sense of today's culture wars. By examining five key narratives that have...

Crude Britannia: How Oil Shaped a Nation is a fascinating exploration of Britain's complex relationship with oil. From its impact on popular culture to its influence on the nation's economy and...

Language and Society in a Changing Italy by Arturo Tosi explores the complex relationships between language and society in contemporary Italy. This book examines linguistic diversity, social...

Social Emergence Societies As Complex Systems by R. Keith Sawyer explores how societies function as complex systems, challenging traditional views that focus solely on individual psychology and...

The Eritrean National Service: A Critical Survey of its Effect from Liberation to Today Gaim Kibreab examines the Eritrean National Service (ENS), a system that has shaped the country's economy,...

Agrarianism and the Good Society: Land, Culture, Conflict, and Hope explores how America's core values shape its relationship with the land. Eric T. Freyfogle examines the social origins of...

Schools and Societies provides a comprehensive overview of key issues in the sociology of education. This fully revised and updated third edition offers a broader sweep, stronger theoretical...

Aboriginal Art and Australian Society: Hope and Disenchantment by Laura Fisher explores the complex relationship between Aboriginal art and Australian society. Through a critical examination of the...

Rugby in Global Perspective: Playing on the Periphery offers a critical examination of how rugby union has developed in recent years, particularly in nations on the periphery. This collection...

First published in 1954, Human Society in Ethics and Politics is Bertrand Russell's comprehensive account of his ethical and political positions. In this work, he explores the relationship between...

The Nation and Its Fragments: Colonial and Postcolonial Histories by Partha Chatterjee explores the complex relationship between nationalism and colonialism in Asia and Africa. Chatterjee argues that...

The Unabomber Manifesto: Industrial Society and Its Future In 1971, a man renounced modern society and built a life in a remote cabin. There, he crafted a series of bombs and wrote a manifesto that...

New Keywords: A Revised Vocabulary of Culture and SocietyA comprehensive reference for understanding the language of culture and society, this updated volume builds on Raymond Williams' classic work,...

Canada's history is being reworked. A new narrative is emerging, one that celebrates authoritarian leadership and permanent political polarization over peaceable kingdoms and multicultural tolerance...

This beautifully illustrated book showcases 100 photographs chosen from the many thousands held in the National Trust's collections. Spanning the history of photography from the 1840s to the present...

Disease and Society in Premodern England explores how infectious disease shaped everyday life in medieval England from around 500 to 1600. This period of history is marked by significant changes,...

The State of Society in France Before the Revolution of 1789: The Cause of Revolution by Alexis De Tocqueville and Henry Reeve. In 1789, the French people made a groundbreaking attempt to redefine...

Water Resources Science and Society by George M. Hornberger and Debra Perrone is a comprehensive exploration of the complex relationships between water resources and human societies. This book...

Sport plays a significant role in shaping national identity and promoting unity among nations. Tribal Identities explores how sport is used as a tool for national solidarity, while also fostering...

Sport, Violence and Society offers a comprehensive sociological analysis of violence in contemporary sport. Kevin Young explores both organised and spontaneous violence, including issues such as...

China's Quest for National Identity by Lowell Dittmer and Samuel S. Kim explores the complex and evolving nature of Chinese national identity from premodern times to the present day. The authors...

A Grateful Nation Soon Forgot: Southend's Contribution in Defence of the Nation In May 1939, the German Luftwaffe launched a devastating night bombing raid on Southend, targeting its sea pier and...

Paul Thagard's Mind-Society systematically connects neural and psychological explanations of mind with major social sciences and professions.The book explores how minds make societies, and how...

The Ékpè Society's Legacy in Cuba Ivor L. Miller explores how African migrants and their initiation societies shaped Cuba's history. In the 18th and 19th centuries, each settlement in Nigeria's Cross...

The Rise of the Ku Klux Klan: Right-Wing Movements and National Politics By Rory McVeigh University of Minnesota Press, 2009 In 1915, the Ku Klux Klan was revived by Colonel William Joseph Simmons...

Ancient Metrology Vol II: the Geographical Correlation Arabian, Egyptian, and Chinese Metrology by John Neal. This second volume in a trilogy of collected works presents a significant reevaluation of...

David and Rosemary Harley's story is one of obedience to God's call to go into all the world. Their journey took them from leaving their home in the UK to becoming full-time missionaries in Africa,...

The National Health Service: Celebrating 75 Years of Care for All. The NHS has been at the heart of British life for over seven decades, providing universal healthcare to all citizens regardless of...

The Power Worshippers Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism by Katherine Stewart A deeply reported investigation into the Religious Right's rise to political power, revealing a...

The hulk of Henry VIII's flagship has been raised from the seabed, sparking a national conversation about heritage and identity. In this thought-provoking book, Patrick Wright explores how history...

Why become a member of the Anthroposophical Society? This question is at the heart of Sergei O. Prokofieff's thought-provoking exploration of the society's purpose and relevance in today's world.The...

Deschooling Society by Ivan Illich The traditional education system has failed to meet the unique needs of individuals, instead perpetuating a flawed notion of 'progress' and development tied to...

English Nationalism: A Short History by Jeremy Black explores the complex identity of England and its place within the United Kingdom. This concise history examines the historical roots of English...

The United Nations in Action provides a comprehensive overview of the UN's role in major international crises following World War II. This survey covers the UN's high-profile peace-keeping efforts,...

The National League 1979-2021 by Michael Robinson is a comprehensive history of the English football league. Spanning over four decades, this book takes readers through the highs and lows of the...

The Two Nations: A Financial Study of English History by Christopher Hollis explores the complex relationship between economic prosperity and social inequality in England from the medieval period to...

Stuart Hall's Modernity and its Futures is a comprehensive introduction to the forces reshaping modern industrial societies. This book explores the new patterns, structures, and relationships...

Global Games by Maarten Van Bottenburg explores how sports became an integral part of international relations. By examining Britain, Germany, the United States, and Japan, Van Bottenburg reveals that...

The Mysterious Benedict Society is a captivating adventure that will keep you on the edge of your seat. When a mysterious advertisement appears in the newspaper, four children are chosen to take part...

Glasgow Celtic Twitchers' Society is a story about two friends who embark on a spiritual journey that takes them to unexpected places. Along the way, they discover the magic of birds, the power of...

Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and PovertyDaron Acemoglu and James A. Robinson explore the factors that determine a nation's economic success, arguing that it is our man-made...

Blood & Belonging: Journeys Into the New NationalismMichael Ignatieff's thought-provoking exploration of modern nationalism, first published in 1993, is a searching analysis of the brutal conflicts...

For fans of humorous and heartwarming stories about growing up, this novel tells the tale of three girls who form a society to lose their virginity. With rules in place for a perfect first time, they...

The Gift: Form and Reason for Exchange in Archaic Societies by Marcel Mauss is a foundational work in social theory that explores the nature of reciprocity and gift exchange. Originally published in...

The Wealth and Poverty of Cities: Why Nations Matter by Mario Polèse Cities are often seen as vibrant hubs of economic activity, but what lies behind their success or decline? In this insightful...

The Unification of Italy: A History of the Risorgimento and the Conflicts That Unified the Italian Nation Italy's 18th-century landscape was marked by division, with various states under the control...

Climate Change and the Health of Nations: Famines, Fevers, and the Fate of Populations explores the profound impact of natural climate change on human health and welfare. Renowned epidemiologist...

Adam Smith's influential work on economics and philosophy is presented in this mass market paperback edition of The Wealth of Nations. First published in 1776, the book remains a foundational text...

The Making of Holy Russia: The Orthodox Church and Russian Nationalism Before the Revolution by John Stickland This book offers a critical study of the interaction between the Russian Orthodox Church...

Life in Westminster takes a surprising turn when cats take over. In this witty and humorous tale, Ray Sadri reimagines recent years' debates, events, and headlines with feline twists.The country...

This timely and important book explores how misinformation in the digital age affects our understanding of the world. Using a geographic lens, it examines the adoption and dissemination of 'fake...

Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations is a foundational work of modern political economy that has shaped the study of economics for centuries. First published in 1776, it was an instant success, selling out...

This significant volume moves music-historical research in the direction of deconstructing national grand narratives in music history. It challenges traditional methodology and encourages new...

Tribal Society in India: An Anthropo-historical Perspective by K. S. Singh offers a fresh perspective on the autonomy and social structure of tribal societies in India. This study brings together...

The Six Nations Rugby Songbook by Y Lolfa is a comprehensive collection of traditional songs and national anthems for rugby fans. This book features the most popular songs from the six nations,...

The resurgence of nationalism in contemporary Europe may seem paradoxical at first glance. However, its authors argue that it is symptomatic of a deeper quest for identity and meaning in a complex...

A beautiful lift-the-flap board book from the National Trust, perfect for little nature lovers everywhere.Explore under rocks, logs and lily pads to discover interesting facts about river wildlife in...

Blueprint: The Evolutionary Origins of a Good Society by Nicholas A. Christakis Drawing on advances in social science, evolutionary biology, genetics, neuroscience and network science, Blueprint...

Sanford Levinson explores how national cultures are defined through public monuments. He examines social and legal arguments surrounding the display, construction, modification, and destruction of...

The origins of Christian America are more complex than commonly believed. In One Nation Under God, historian Kevin M. Kruse reveals how the idea that the US is fundamentally and formally Christian...

George Soros defends his vision for an open society in this impassioned book. A long-time advocate for liberal democracy and human rights, Soros has faced intense criticism from those who reject his...

The United Nations Reality and Ideal by P. Baehr and L. Gordenker provides an in-depth examination of the structure, operation, and history of the United Nations. This revised edition explores the...

The Mission of God: A Manifesto of Hope for Society by Joseph Boot. This book is an exploration of the relationship between faith and everyday life. It examines how the biblical perspective can...

The South Downs Way is the ultimate guide to this 100-mile National Trail, covering the chalk downland of Sussex and Hampshire from Eastbourne to Winchester. Published in conjunction with Walk...

The Politics of Nationalism in Modern Iran by ʿAli MīrʹAnṣari explores the development of nationalism in Iran, tracing the growth of nationalistic ideas and their impact on the state. This book...

Yugoslavia: A Nation Born of Tension and Conflict. The history of Yugoslavia is a complex and tumultuous tale of a nation forged from diverse cultures, languages, and traditions. Formed in the...

Tears of Longing: Nostalgia and the Nation in Japanese Popular Song explores the emotional connection between older generations of the Japanese public and the traditional roots of "Japaneseness"...

Turkish Culture in German Society Today explores the complex relationships between Turkish migrants and German society. This collection of essays examines various aspects of Turkish culture in...

Public Relations in Society: A Broad and Thorough Examination The second edition of this influential book provides a comprehensive look at public relations in today's world. W. Timothy Coombs and...

I Believe: A Philosophy for the Global SocietyBy Dr. Karan Singh, this thought-provoking book offers insights into the author's remarkable perspective on philosophy and its relevance to our global...

The Revolutionary Founders: Rebels, Radicals and Reformers in the Making of the Nation by Ray Raphael. In twenty-two original essays, leading historians shed new light on the radical impulses that...

The Intelligent Nation: A Radical Approach to Organising a Country By John Beckford, Routledge, 2021, Paperback, 170 pages. This book proposes a systemic transformation of the state's services,...

A Nation in Ruins by Neil McLocklin is a thought-provoking exploration of the state of English literature.The book delves into themes and issues that are relevant to contemporary literary debates,...

The Eunuch in Byzantine History and Society by Shaun Tougher provides a comprehensive survey of eunuchs throughout the history of the Byzantine Empire. This detailed analysis explores the various...

The Royal Meteorological Society: Weather A-Z is an authoritative guide to understanding our atmosphere and its many wonders. Published by the Natural History Museum, this comprehensive reference...

Germany: Memories of a Nation by Neil MacGregorThis book offers a unique perspective on Germany's history and identity. For over 140 years, Germany has been a dominant force in continental Europe,...

Society and Economy Framework and Principles is a comprehensive work that explores the intricate relationship between society and economy. Mark Granovetter argues that the economy is not a separate...

This fifth edition of National Parks: The American Experience continues the story of how Americans invented and expanded the concept of national parks. Renowned historian Alfred Runte, adviser to the...

William Blake's work often appears to be about individual freedom from communal pressures. However, Julia Wright argues that his concern lies with the kind of community being established. This study...

This book challenges the assumption that policies should promote functional health and independence in older people and contain the costs of care. It offers a critical analysis of contemporary...

Food & Society: Principles and Paradoxes by Amy E. Guptill, Denise A. Copelton, and Betsy Lucal explores the complex relationships between food, culture, and society. This third edition of the...

The Kingdom of the Scots Government, Church and Society from the Eleventh to the Fourteenth Century by G. W. S. Barrow This book explores Scotland's formative period, when it acquired characteristics...

The National 5 Chemistry with Answers, Second Edition is a fully revised and updated textbook designed for students taking the SQA National 5 Chemistry course. First published in 2018, this edition...

Ibn Khaldun Education, History and Society by Shamim Miah This book explores the ideas of Ibn Khaldun, a significant intellectual figure in the Muslim world, whose contributions to sociology,...

The Great Divide: Unequal Societies and What We Can Do About Them by Joseph E. Stiglitz In an era marked by rising inequality, Joseph E. Stiglitz offers a path towards real recovery and a more equal...

The Lay of Havelok the Dane by Walter W. Skeat This 13th-century romance is one of the oldest surviving works of English literature, offering a unique blend of local and cosmopolitan perspectives on...

Straight from the Magical Unicorn Society's Department of Unicorns, Myths, and Monsters comes a lavishly illustrated collection of stories about the magical creatures that exist alongside unicorns...

State of the Nation: British Theatre since 1945 offers a comprehensive look at the evolution of theatre in post-war Britain, from the optimism of the Attlee years to the satire boom of the Sixties...

A true story stranger than fiction. In 1920s Australia, an Irish Catholic nun fled her convent in Wagga Wagga after fearing for her life, sparking a sectarian war that divided the nation. Her...