A Conflict of Loyalties: GCHQ 1984-1991

Business & Money

Norton-Taylor, Richard

Lanning, Hugh

Economics

New Clarion Press

Interference

Cultural Writing. Essays Fiction. Poetry. Drama. This anthology celebrates the energy, endurance and humor of Czechoslovakia. From The Good Soldier Svejk to the writing of Milan Kundera, from 1914 to 1989, this selection gives the country's story in the words of its novelists, poets and dramatists. Here is the unofficial view of the many outside interferences the country has suffered, and here the writers' own interference in the status quo. Chosen mainly from the translated work of writers at one time banned or exiled, this collection offers a unique introduction to Czechoslovak history and a flavor of its literary wealth.

Literature & Fiction

Spafford, Peter

History & Criticism

Cultural Writing. Essays. Fiction. Poetry. Drama. This anthology celebrates the energy, endurance and humor of Czechoslovakia. From The Good Soldier Svejk to the writing of Milan Kundera, from 1914 to 1989, this selection gives the country's story in the words of its novelists, poets and dramatists. Here is the unofficial view of the many outside interferences the country has suffered, and here the writers' own interference in the status quo. Chosen mainly from the translated work of writers at one time banned or exiled, this collection offers a unique introduction to Czechoslovak history and a flavor of its literary wealth.

Out of the Night: Writings from Death Row

<p>This book is the only collection of poems and prose by prisoners on America’s Death Row. It lets us hear voices from that terrible darkness, where 2,750 people face execution. For these authors, their writing is a lifeline and a link to the outside world. They use it to evoke the desolation of imprisonment without hope, and to argue passionately against the inhumanity of capital punishment. </p>
<p>Royalties from the book are being donated to the Andrew Lee Jones Fund, which supports the training of lawyers in capital defence.</p>

Cultural Writing. Pornography and censorship have carved a divide in feminist movement and beyond. NUDES, PRUDES AND ATTITUDES is essential reading for students of women's studies, media studeis, socilogy and will be of interest to all those concerned with civil liberties implications of censorship.

Nudes, Prudes and Attitudes

Carol, Avedon

Arts & Photography

The Politics of Housework

Cultural Writing. Essays. This collection of essays was first published in 1980. THE POLITICS OF HOUSEWORK aimed to make questions involved in the domestic labor debate accessible to a wider audience, and to disentangle some of the contradictory ideas about where women's unpaid work in the home and for their families fitted into women's oppression and their marginalization in the world outside the home. In this new edition, Ellen Malos re-establishes the importance of the housework issue in contemporary society and broadens the debate to include its growing international dimension. However, the aim remains to rejoin the argument to its roots in people's lives, and to answer the question: what can we do about it?

Politics & Social Sciences

Malos, Ellen

Social Sciences

The debate on housework was central to the women’s movement as it developed in the 1960s and 1970s. This new edition of The Politics of Housework sums up the whole argument, drawing from essays, books and pamphlets by leading figures of the women’s movement in Britain and North America. These essential contributions are invaluable as source material and as historical background to this far-reaching issue. The new final chapter highlights the growing importance of the domestic labour debate for women in the world beyond the western industrialized nations, and the widening of the definition of housework to include the caring and supportive roles of women in the family.

Drugs: Losing the War (Issues in Social Policy series)

Cripps, Colin

Sociology

Few social welfare problems have become so pressing in recent years as drug abuse. The spread of ecstasy-taking among the young and the arrival of crack as an international threat have all but overwhelmed the efforts of drugs workers and governments to resist them. Drugs: Losing the War looks into the closed world of young people’s drug use and advocates the provision of an integrated drugs service for young people. It tells the truth about cannabis, cocaine, ecstasy and heroine, and their effects on the user. The book explodes the myths of the ‘drugs war’— those held by both the left and the right, the libertarians and the authoritarians. It argues that a new pragmatism is urgently needed which will challenge those who seek ‘quick fix’ solutions.

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A Conflict of Loyalties: GCHQ 1984-1991

Interference

Interference

Out of the Night: Writings from Death Row

Out of the Night: Writings from Death Row

Nudes, Prudes and Attitudes

The Politics of Housework

The Politics of Housework

Drugs: Losing the War (Issues in Social Policy series)

Drugs: Losing the War (Issues in Social Policy series)