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This manual provides a framework to strategically think about and practice collaboration with others within and outside various disciplines.

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The book offers a critical analysis of how the field of international relations has historically engaged with the concept of culture. It argues against the idea that interest in culture emerged solely after the Cold War, highlighting various interpretations of culture that have influenced the discipline over time. Through this exploration, the author reveals the complex interplay between culture and international relations, encouraging a deeper understanding of cultural dynamics within the field's evolution.

Designed for doctoral researchers, this guide offers strategies to excel and thrive in academic pursuits. It emphasizes proactive approaches to navigate the challenges of doctoral studies, encouraging readers to go beyond mere survival and achieve their full potential. The book provides practical advice and insights to foster a successful and fulfilling research experience.

This book provides academics, trainers and supervisors worldwide the tools to effectively support doctoral students in the assessment process.

Why aren't the students at Mangrove High School allowed to study maths or use computers? Who are the strange Wardens who watch over them all the time? And is someone listening in on their thoughts, when they are sent to The Room? Finn and Ellie both know that something isn't right in their world. But when they start asking questions, their lives are turned upside-down - and suddenly even their families are no longer what they seemed. Finn is in great danger, but when his brother Adam offers to help, he needs to find out fast if he can really trust him...