Focusing on the government of childhood in the West, this book explores the evolution of concepts and regulations surrounding child-rearing from the early modern period to today. It analyzes three significant time periods, highlighting how societal perceptions and management of childhood have transformed over time, drawing from Foucauldian theories and various academic disciplines.
Focusing on the EU's foreign policy, the book examines its unified approach towards six Eastern European countries: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, and Slovakia. It explores the motivations behind this policy, which aims to foster transformation, security, and stability in the region. A key strategy employed by the EU to achieve these goals has been the promise of enlargement, highlighting the intricate relationship between policy-making and regional development.
The most modern of its kind available, this new dictionary is an essential resource for students of Modern Standard Arabic and English alike. It is intended to cover their needs with the most up-to-date entries in handy reference form, and will especially prove to be an invaluable aid in navigating the growing global vocabulary of politics, telecommunications, technology, the Internet, tourism, business and travel. Compact and concise, the dictionary includes more than 16,000 entries in clear, easy-to-read the Arabic is provided with romanised transliterations and the English with phonetic pronunciations, while grammatical forms are given for each word in both languages. The selection of current words and expressions and their practical arrangement make this a comprehensive and reliable dictionary that is not only a principal tool for the study of Modern Standard Arabic but also the perfect two-way portal for Arabic and English.
Searching for Spiritual Significance in Nineteenth-Century London
The book explores how Dickens's portrayal of London serves as a multifaceted symbol, incorporating elements like crowds, rivers, and railway systems. It focuses on his unique interpretation of the city to critically engage with traditional Christian themes, particularly regarding revelation, renunciation, and regeneration. Through this lens, the work delves into the interplay between urban life and spiritual discourse in Dickens's narratives.
Focusing on dietary measures, this guide offers practical advice for maintaining healthy cholesterol levels. Authored by K Smith, a respected nutritionist, it serves as a valuable resource for those aiming to enhance heart health and lower the risk of heart disease. The book emphasizes the importance of high fiber and omega-3 foods, providing readers with actionable strategies for improving their overall well-being.
The book examines the intricate dynamics between public health research and policy, using tobacco control and health inequalities in the UK as key case studies. It emphasizes the importance of research-informed ideas in highlighting the roles of values, politics, and advocacy in public health discussions, revealing how these elements shape health outcomes and policy decisions.
Focusing on the white, English working-class experiences in Manchester, the book delves into their frustrations regarding government neglect. It examines how these feelings of being overlooked are intertwined with their perceptions of fairness, shedding light on the local community's struggles and sentiments.
