Society & Social Sciences books

What does it mean to hold power when you were never meant to? Drawing on her time as Colombia's first Afro-Colombian...  Read More >>

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An advanced 3 volume introduction to tactical guided missiles covering propulsion, aerodynamics, guidance and control,...  Read More >>

Eliza Wharton longs for freedom, but in early America, freedom comes at a price. Based on a true story, The Coquette...  Read More >>

The Fundraiser Who Became a Philanthropist A leading fundraiser and philanthropist’s memoir about money, power...  Read More >>

A story of exile, loyalty, and the wild pull of home. When a mutiny on a whaling ship ends in massacre, six survivors...  Read More >>

Taking into account recent shifts in independent schools, explore the dynamic relationships among the Head of School,...  Read More >>

Statistical Design and Inference for the Social Sciences goes beyond the math to teach students how to use data...  Read More >>

Featuring candid and revealing real life stories from those affected by knife crime and exploitation across County...  Read More >>

What is the future of diplomacy for Canada in the Age of Reconciliation? What is Canada's identity abroad as a colonial...  Read More >>

Decades of UN data are compiled into extensive tables covering global population trends, fertility, fetal, infant,...  Read More >>

Documenting legal milestones of the United Nations and its intergovernmental allies, the yearbook reviews decades...  Read More >>

An annual compilation of key global statistical indicators offering insights into trends across agriculture, finance,...  Read More >>

Recording decades of influential work, this volume compiles the International Law Commission’s annual report to...  Read More >>

Desperate to know what behaviors would produce the ""right"" adolescence, during the late 1990s Kristine Langley...  Read More >>

Since 1945, international treaties recorded by the UN have built a vital legal archive. With about 30,000 original...  Read More >>

Full colour workbook by Prof. Tom Yeh featuring 250+ pages of puzzles and 950+ fill-in-the-blank exercises. It...  Read More >>

A city in collapse. An asset no one can fully trust. A rescue mission carried by professionals cornered by the very...  Read More >>

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Douglas has PSP – Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. He’s terminal. Resigned to his fate, with only Death on his mind,...  Read More >>

""This is a previously classified story of one group of scientific researchers-men and women-who exposed themselves...  Read More >>

A sweeping poetic testament to migration, memory and the fragile work of hope. The authors draw on years of intercultural...  Read More >>

The Zulu War has long captured the public imagination, yet original accounts by participants in the campaign are...  Read More >>

Sigmund Freud is often praised as the father of psychoanalysis, but what if much of his legacy is smoke and mirrors?...  Read More >>