As relevant as it was at the time of publication, this landmark work remains timely and urgent in demonstrating how to examine questions of race, politics and crime in contemporary society. A formative text in cultural studies and criminology, it shows the relevance of conjunctural analysis to the current emergence of forms of authoritarian populist politics. Examining the crisis of the British state in the 1970s, the book explores how interacting economic, social and political conflicts a...

Somewhere recently, a friend or a wealthy relative mentioned they're "an LP" in a venture fund. You nodded. You didn't ask what that meant, what they actually own, or when they get their money back.Venture capital has built some of the largest fortunes in modern finance. It hasn't built an instruction manual for the people funding it. Founders get accelerators and pitch coaches. Fund managers get conferences and trade press. The limited partners, the family offices, the angel inves...

Embark on a transformative journey where science meets the extraordinary, as "Biohacking: Optimize Your Health and Performance" takes you on a mind-bending exploration of human potential. In this groundbreaking book, discover the awe-inspiring world of biohacking, where cutting-edge technology and ancient wisdom converge to unlock the secrets of peak performance. From enhancing cognition to supercharging vitality, this captivating guide equips you with the tools and knowledge to unleash yo...

If you want to grow as a leader and you are an introvert, read this game-changing book. You don't have to come across as extroverted or outgoing to succeed.Introverts are too quiet and flimsy to be leaders. Have you given it any thought?What characteristics spring to mind when you consider an introvert and what characteristics strike you when you consider a leader? The two words are not often used together. Society usually stereotypes introverted persons as being quiet, res...

Is it possible for mental and even physical healing to take place through the use of language alone? If so, how and why?What was the basis of Sigmund Freud’s “talking cure” for the symptoms of hysteria and neurosis?What is the relationship between Freud’s work and modern psychotherapeutic models?How can his methods help deal with everyday problems or assist people to change limiting beliefs?What made Leonardo da Vinci such a prolific scientific researcher as...

Having worked in the transport industry for many years, my curious nature alerted me to the fact that I was witnessing to many deaths amongst colleagues. This had to be challenged and investigated, as I had never worked in any industry where fatalities amongst work colleagues were so high. Having previously worked in recreation sports and leisure management. I was not going to pass-up this opportunity to apply some old skills of individual health and wellness to assist fellow workers, my e...

Forced back to her remote hometown by the war, Giulia is immediately drawn to a couple in a similar situation: graceful, spontaneous Ada and her husband Paolo, a sickly teacher and partisan in hiding. Joined from Turin by Giulia's husband Stefano, the two couples form an intense bond; as the Germans begin to occupy Italy, a subtle dance of attractions begins, intensified by their shared isolation and the muffled hum of threat over a long, hard winter.In prose of subtle, enigmatic a...

Albert Einstein is not only acknowledged around the world as a genius but has practically become the symbol for genius in this century. His ideas encompassed our spiritual and social worlds as well as scientific and physical reality. He introduced a whole new paradigm of thinking that has affected many different areas of our lives. His discoveries in the field of theoretical physics made the “atomic age” possible and his humanitarianism has served as an example for the entire scientific co...

WHITEFELLA DREAMING: ESSAYS IN SEARCH OF BLACKFELLA TRUTHS is Dr Brian Roberts’ second collection of essays challenging Australia’s Indigenous policies. He sets the record straight on the evolution of intelligent species, Indian and Mungo ancestors, and the serious divide between Indigenous traditionalists and modernists, exemplifying Philip Roberts, a Northern Territory ambulance driver and Elder as an individual successfully integrating two worlds. Noel Pearson and Marcus Waters are comp...

A comprehensive analysis of the history and devel- opment of rural settlement in both the developed and developing worlds. Complete with detailed case studies and fully illustrated, this is essential reading for all geographers and archaeologists.

A classic who-done-it, with a thrilling plot line and perfect foreshadowing of events! Sebastian Clark is almost murdered, but it's Detective Greene that puts the pieces together

Roberts’ Rule: Tribal identity is proportional to discrimination by outsiders.ESSAYS ON ABORIGINALISM is the first collection from Dr Brian Roberts on Indigenous Futures and aims to present a more nuanced alternative to the simplistic Left/Right binary view offered by the contemporary Australian commentariat. The essays revisit the worldview of the de-colonisation idealists and employ the records of global colonisation as a means of rationalising historic migrations.Dr Robe...