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The Uses of Drama: Acting as a Social and Educational Force
1st Edition
Edited
By John Hodgson
November 02, 2026
Aristotle, Barrault, Brecht, Chambers, Laban, Marowitz, Stanislavski…The Uses of Drama (first published in 1972) contains John Hodgson’s personal selection of writings on the theatre, ranging in time from Aristotle to Brook and covering both critical and technical approaches to the drama. Included ...
The Values of the Enterprise Culture: The Moral Debate
1st Edition
Edited
By Paul Heelas, Paul Morris
November 02, 2026
First published in 1992, The Values of the Enterprise Culture examines the moral implications of a cultural reform programme centered on reviving capitalist production, expanding individual freedom, dismantling the culture of dependency, and restoring personal responsibility. This book aims to ...
Young Readers Responding to Poems
1st Edition
By Michael Benton, John Teasey, Ray Bell, Keith Hurst
November 02, 2026
First published in 1988, Young Readers Responding to Poems adopts a teacher-researcher approach to the processes of responding to poems. It shows experienced teachers exploring how their students, aged fourteen and above, read and respond to poetry, sets their innovative practices against the ...
‘The Trouble with Kids Today’: Youth and Crime in Post-War Britain
1st Edition
By John Muncie
November 02, 2026
Youth crime was constantly in the news during the early 1980s, fuelling widespread fears and anxieties about a spiraling crime wave. Throughout the preceding decade, youth crime was widely believed to have reached crisis proportions, with outbreaks of youth disorder prompting demands for urgent ...
A History of Poland
1st Edition
By Oskar Halecki
November 01, 2026
Originally published as a revised edition in 1983 Oskar Halecki’s A History of Poland remains a classic work in its field through its brilliant synthesis and interpretation of Polish history. The final 2 chapters, added by Antony Polonsky cover the years under Gomulka and Gierek, and give an ...
Communist States and International Change: Romania and Yugoslavia in Comparative Perspective
1st Edition
By Ronald H. Linden
November 01, 2026
When it was originally published in 1987, this book provided the first comprehensive analysis of the ways in which changes in the international environment affected both the domestic politics, economies and the foreign policies of communist countries. Ronald Linden’s comparative study examines the ...
Daniel Boone: The Long Hunter
1st Edition
By Lawrence Elliott
November 01, 2026
Daniel Boone, the most famous of America’s early western pioneers is a figure almost more legendary than real. When he was born in 1734 Americans paid obeisance to the English king: by the time he died in 1820 the United States had come into existence and it was Boone, foremost among an inspired ...
Little Moscows: Communism and Working-Class Militancy in Inter-War Britain
1st Edition
By Stuart Macintyre
November 01, 2026
The Little Moscows came to public attention during the 1920s as industrial localities noteworthy for political and industrial militancy. In such places, the working class displayed unusual determination to improve wages and conditions. Originally published in 1980, the book discusses the experience...
The Beginnings of Communist Rule in Poland: December 1943–June 1945
1st Edition
Edited
By Antony Polonsky, Boleslaw Drukier
November 01, 2026
This study, originally published in 1980, was based on previously unavailable documents brought to the West in 1972. It provides a detailed account of the problems faced by a communist party taking power in a country in which it was opposed by the majority of the population. The eighteen months ...
The Little Dictators: The History of Eastern Europe Since 1918
1st Edition
By Antony Polonsky
November 01, 2026
Originally published in 1975, this book presents a lucid and comprehensive account of the political history of the different states of Eastern Europe, from the collapse of the Eastern monarchies of Russia, Germany and Austria-Hungary up to the Second World War. The author traces the history of six ...
The Trail of Tears: The American Indian Removals, 1813-55
1st Edition
By Gloria Jahoda
November 01, 2026
In 1830 the United States Congress passed a bill turning into law what had been until then unofficial policy: the forcible removal of those Indian tribes living east of the Mississippi and their resettlement in the West. The Removals were to prove merely the first step in the deliberate destruction...
Witnesses: Life in Occupied Kraków
1st Edition
By Miriam Peleg-Mariańska, Mordecai Peleg
November 01, 2026
On 6 September 1939 the German army invaded Kraków and the lives of the 60,000 Jewish residents changed forever. Among those who became members of ‘Źegota’, the Polish underground organization which provided aid to Jews, were Miriam Peleg-Mariańska and Mordecai Peleg, a young couple of striking ...