Focusing on the use of cannabis among children and adolescents, this book reviews existing evidence surrounding the topic. It addresses current debates and presents the findings in a straightforward manner, making complex information accessible. The aim is to clarify key issues and conclusions related to cannabis use in younger populations, providing a comprehensive overview for readers seeking to understand this pressing subject.
Offers an introduction to social science theories of identity, for advanced undergraduates and postgraduates.
The third edition offers an updated critical introduction to Pierre Bourdieu's theories, exploring his influential concepts and their relevance in contemporary discourse. It delves into his ideas on social practices, power dynamics, and cultural capital, providing insights into how his work continues to shape social science and humanities. This edition aims to make Bourdieu's complex theories accessible to a broader audience, enhancing understanding of his contributions to sociology and beyond.
Fear, Rumour and Popular Belief in the North of Ireland 1972-74
Set against the backdrop of early 1970s Northern Ireland, the narrative explores the intriguing black magic rumors as a lens to examine the era's social dynamics. The author employs a multidisciplinary approach, drawing from anthropology, sociology, folklore, and media studies to shed light on the complexities of social history. This examination reveals how such phenomena reflect broader societal issues, offering readers a captivating glimpse into a tumultuous time that continues to resonate in contemporary discussions.
The collection features six evocative poems that delve into themes of memory, longing, and the passage of time. Each piece captures the essence of its era, inviting readers to reflect on the emotions and experiences that transcend generations. Through rich imagery and poignant language, the poems offer a glimpse into the human condition, exploring connections to nature, love, and loss. This anthology serves as a bridge between the past and present, resonating with both nostalgia and timeless relevance.
The narrative follows a former Royal Navy pilot who transitions from flying supersonic jets to farming in the challenging environment of Northern Rhodesia. Over nearly two decades, he thrives as a farmer, cultivating tobacco and maize while managing cattle. Eventually, he returns to aviation as a charter pilot, ultimately becoming a training captain for an airline operating BAC 1-11 aircraft in the Mediterranean. The story explores themes of adventure, adaptation, and the diverse experiences of a life dedicated to both agriculture and aviation.
Managers, Organisations and Equal Opportunity in the Labour Market
The book examines the systematic disadvantages faced by black workers in recruitment and selection processes. It delves into the mechanisms and biases that contribute to these inequities, offering insights into the challenges within employment practices. Through its analysis, the work highlights the broader implications of discrimination in the workplace, making it a critical resource for understanding racial dynamics in labor markets.