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The Neighbourhood Advice Centre: A Community Project in Camden
1st Edition
By John Baker
October 01, 2026
Community work covers a remarkable range of activities, yet comparatively few case studies exist to illuminate these activities. Originally published in 1978, this study focuses on the origins and organization of a neighbourhood community project in Kentish Town in the London borough of Camden, and...
The Politics of Hope
1st Edition
By Bernard P. Dauenhauer
October 01, 2026
First published in 1986, The Politics of Hope, the American contribution to the European tradition of political theory, seeks to establish a set of principles for responsible political conduct. It aims to explore and develop a ‘third way’ of politics, one which is free from the practical and ...
The Real and the Negative
1st Edition
By B.K. Mallik
October 01, 2026
First published in 1940, The Real and the Negative attempts to resolve the outstanding conflicts of human experience. Beginning with the common suggestion that the categories of thought and practice have reached an impasse, it addresses the sceptical claim with a fresh theory of doubt. It then ...
Work and Community: The Scott Bader Commonwealth and the Quest for a New Social Order
1st Edition
By Fred H. Blum
October 01, 2026
Originally published in 1968, Work and Community asks: can people participate in the decisions affecting their daily work and develop their potentialities for true growth under conditions of a cybernated technology? Can work again become a meaningful part of life? To answer these questions, the ...
A Philosophy of Potentiality
1st Edition
By Leone Vivante
September 30, 2026
First published in 1955, A Philosophy of Potentiality by Leone Vivante continues his exploration of creation, aesthetics, and the positive nature of subjective being, contrasting it with inert notions of subjectivity. The book examines D.H. Lawrence’s insights into creative spontaneity and his ...
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science
1st Edition
By D. W. Theobald
September 30, 2026
First published in 1968, An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science by Dr. Theobald offers a concise yet profound exploration of science as an evolving language system. Designed for both general readers and students, it examines key topics like facts, theories, explanations, scientific laws, ...
Bengali Literature
1st Edition
By J. C. Ghosh
September 30, 2026
Originally published in 1948 and reissued in 1976, this book discusses the history of Bengali literature until the end of the nineteenth century. Although the twentieth century is not included the book culminates with a section on Rabindranath Tagore, in view of his importance as the first ...
Federalism in India: A Study of Union-State Relations
1st Edition
By Asok Chanda
September 30, 2026
More than 500 princely states and 12 Indian provinces were welded into a federation in 1950. The pattern of democracy in India is inevitably a reflection of the development of federal relations, the stresses and strains between the Centre and the states and between the states themselves. Originally...
History of Russian Philosophy: The First Comprehensive and Complete Survey in English
1st Edition
By N. O. Lossky
September 30, 2026
First published in 1952, History of Russian Philosophy fills a significant gap in English-language scholarship, as no comprehensive and complete survey of the development of Russian philosophical thought had previously existed. We owe a great debt to N.O. Lossky for undertaking this monumental task...
Indian Administration
1st Edition
By Asok Chanda
September 30, 2026
When this book was originally published in 1958 India was (as it is now) a stabilizing force in South Asia. In this objective analysis, Asok Chanda discusses the progressive growth of parliamentary institutions in India which led to the establishment of a parliamentary democracy; the reorganization...
Local Government in Turkey: Governing Greater Istanbul
1st Edition
Edited
By Metin Heper
September 30, 2026
Istanbul is the largest city in Türkiye and one of the largest cities in Europe with a population (in 2025) of more than 15 million. In Turkey during the latter part of the twentieth century, great emphasis was placed on the decentralization of government as a means of further opening up the ...
Modern Government
1st Edition
By Ernest J. P. Benn
September 30, 2026
Modern Government (originally published in 1936) is a critique of the rapid expansion of state intervention and bureaucracy in Britain during the interwar period. The early 20th century was a crucial period in the making of the modern British state, when its fundamental contours were moulded by ...