Teaching and Assessing in Clinical Practice: A Reader (Greenwich Readers)

Basford Philip R

Greenwich University Press

Shadow of the Titanic: A survivor's story : biography of Miss Eva Hart, MBE, JP

Eva Hart

Ronald C. Denney

Biographies & Memoirs

Drugs and Drug Use in Society: A Critical Reader (Greenwich Readers, 1)

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Addiction & Recovery

From the Caves to Capital: Readings in Historical and Comparative Sociology provides an overview and social investigation of the societies and cultures that comprise world history. The anthology relates historical and contemporary non-industrial societies to the concerns of the social sciences with the intention of providing an insight into the ways of life, states of mind, customs, social practices and structures of such societies and to the processes which cause social change. The book offers a descriptive survey of diverse social systems and also scans a series of key topics that are relevant to issues raised by sociological and anthropological forms of analysis.

From the Caves to Capital: Readings in Historical and Comparative Sociology (Greenwich Readers, 2)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Development Studies: An Introduction Through Selected Readings (Greenwich Readers, 3)

Business & Money

Economics

Greenwich Readers is a major new anthology series designed specifically to supplement teaching resources at undergraduate level in the following subject areas: social sciences, humanities and law. Drawing together a varied and frequently inaccessible range of essential readings and key texts, this ongoing programme has been carefully selected to provide a detailed overview of individual subjects and forms a framework for specific courses. The overall series has been devised to offer a solution to many of the problems students encounter in accessing set course texts, and it is hoped the anthologies will alleviate both pressure on library resources as well as ensuring higher levels of course completion. All volumes benefit from introductory essays and appropriate linking passages, and full textual references are included where available. Modern Japan presents the social scientist with a series of intriguing problems. Was Japan's pre-modern society in fact a variety of feudalism and did this type of social structure, as in the West, serve as a springboard for capitalist development? In the nineteenth century Japan alone was the only country beyond Europe and her dominions to autonomously set herself the goal of creating an industrial economy. How can this uniqueness be explained? In the process of transforming her pre-modern society Japan constructed a modern military system that was capable of confronting the Great Powers. Despite her subsequent defeat, Japan rose again to world prominence to become an economic superpower posing the question of how she was able to achieve such current distinctiveness. These themes form the foundations of an anthology that investigates these questions.

The Making of Modern Japan: A Reader (Greenwich Readers, 9)

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Sociological Debates: Thinking about "The Social" (Greenwich Readers, 13)

This book provides an introduction to macroeconomics through selected readings. There are three central aims. Firstly, to introduce the student to different theoretical approaches to our understanding of the functioning of a market economy. Secondly, the readings are concerned with the predictions of theories and relating them to the evidence where appropriate. Finally, the book highlights the policy implications of the various theoretical approaches and the means by which a number of macroeconomic problems can be tackled. The student is made aware that the evidence does not always provide unambiguous answers to economic problems and many important controversies remain in macroeconomics.

Exploring Macroeconomics: An Introduction to Theory and Policy Through Selected Readings

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