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Just Released! The 2012 Routledge Handbooks and Companions Catalog

The online Routledge Handbooks and Companions Catalog for 2012 has arrived, and is available to view here! Containing freshly-commissioned new writings on key subjects by top international scholars, Routledge Handbooks and Companions provide cutting-edge overviews of classic research, current research and future trends in the Social Sciences and Humanities field. Divided by subject- including Criminology, Asian Studies and Linguistics – the catalog includes details of both upcoming and recently published titles for 2012 and a full backlist. For the web savvy, we’ve also included links to our online resources and subject-specific facebook and twitter feeds.

New titles featured in this year’s catalog include the Routledge Handbook of the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict which tackles a range of topics from historical background to issues such as refugee and settler movements, and the Handbook of Africa's International Relations which provides up to date analysis on the influence of globalization and the evolution of Pan- Africanism on the continent. Remember to keep an eye out for special introductory prices on recently published books, available up to three months after release.

To view the catalog online click here. Alternatively, if you would like to receive a printed version – released within the next couple of months - e-mail us at reference@routledge.com with your name and address to pre order your copy.

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