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Author Alison Ravetz evaluates the British planning system--its evolution, challenges, and opposition--in her recently reissued 'Remaking Cities' and 'The Governance of Space.'
Author Alison Ravetz discusses the several mysteries behind the deterioration of Quarry Hill Flats.
The roles that media play in the lives of children and adolescents, as well as their potential implications for their cognitive, emotional, social and behavioral development, have attracted growing research attention in a variety of disciplines. The Routledge International Handbook of Children, Adolescents and Media analyses a broad range of complementary areas of study, including children as media consumers, children as active participants in media making, and representations of children in the media.
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Co-authors Charles Knevitt and Nick Wates discuss the evolving impact of their iconic work, Community Architecture.
This year, the Routledge Revivals publishing program sees the start of a brand new series - Psychology Revivals. All the titles in this series are reissued titles from across the last 120 years, with titles ranging from Adler's The Science of Living to key texts on the subject of psychiatry.
Here, Don Moggridge provides a new article on the influential economist, Harry G. Johnson, ahead of the publication of the 9 volume Routledge Library Editions collection, Collected Works of Harry G. Johnson, this month. Moggridge offers a brief outline of the life of Johnson and his contributions to international trade and monetary economics.
Author of Towards a Theory of Schooling, David Hamilton, talks to us about this Revival and and why it is still such a timely publication today.
While handbooks are only a part of Europa’s new projects – there are also monographs and Politics of . . . titles, plus we have exciting ideas for new series in the pipeline, I will share information on those in due course and concentrate here on our handbooks program.
Modernism is one of the most frequently used terms in discussions of twentieth century literature and culture. Peter Faulkner focusses on this concept, providing an historical account of modernism and demonstrating how modernism relates to Victorian culture.
Here, Peter Faulkner, author of the reissued title, talks to us about Modernism. Faulkner provides a brief overview on the book itself, what has changed since its first publication and why the book is still as prominent today, as when it was first published.
