The Art of Coaching (Paperback, 2)

About the Authors and Illustrators

Foreword

Acknowledgements

1? Introduction

2? Coaching

3? Relationships and Communication

4? Learning and Personal Growth

5? Leading, Influencing and Motivating

6? Analysis, Choice and Change

7? Supervision and Team Facilitation

8? Developing Creativity

9? Coaching in Turbulent Times

10 References and Further Reading

How to Work with People…And Enjoy It! ? extract

Index

Heritage and Arctic Late Industrialism in Alaska (Hardcover, 1)

1. Culture in Arctic Late Industrialism 2. Heritage Epistemes 3. Emblematic Data 4. Of Enlightenment and Alaska Early Moderns 5. The Rise of an Alaska Native Bourgeoisie 6. Vanguard Heritage Practices 7. The Ruderal Analytic.

Broadcasting in Peninsular Malaysia (Paperback, 1)

Foreword by Asa Briggs Acknowledgements 1. National Environment for Broadcasting 2. Development of Broadcasting: Historical Perspective 3. Regulations and Policies for Broadcasting Operations 4. Organization and Processes of the Department of Broadcasting (RTM) 5. Organization and Processes of the Radio Royal Australian Air Force, Butterworth 6. Organization and Processes of the Educational Media Service 7. Organization and Processes of Rediffusion 8. Evolution in the Future 9. Communication Policies Appendix- Maps Bibliography

Revitalizing European Rituals (Paperback, 1)

List of Contributors Preface Introduction 1. Heritage and Critical History in the Reinvention of Mining Festivals in Northeast England 2. Continuity and Change in Political Ritual: May Day in Poland? 3. Public Celebrations in a Spanish Valley 4. Celebration at Daybreak in Southern Spain 5. Pilgrims, ‘Yuppies’, and Media Men: The Transformation of an Andalusian Pilgrimage 6. Building Difference: The Political Economy of Tradition in the Ladin Carnival of the Val Di Fassa 7. Play and Identity: Ritual Change in a Maltese Village 8. Mattresses and Migrants: ?A Patron Saint’s Festival on a Small Greek Island Over Two Decades 9. Japanese Ladies and Mexican Hats: Contested Symbols and the Politics of Tradition in a Northern Greek Carnival Celebration Name Index Subject Index

The Lonely Mirror (Paperback, 1)

Part I: Language, Literature, Semiotics? 1. The discourse of passion? 2. Woman-graphy? 3. The erotic woman writer: a special case of hypokrites ?4. A double-voiced silence? 5. Language in the crucible of the mind ?Part II: Psychoanalysis ?6. Maternal role and personal identity: on the women’s movement and psychoanalysis ?7. In search of the mirror: fusion and differentiation in women’s groups ?8. The female animal? Part III: History? 9. Premiss: a figure of power and an invitation to history Epilogue: to room nineteen? 10. On ‘mothers’ and ‘sisters’: fragments on women/feminism/historiography ?Part IV: Philosophy? 11. Towards a theory of sexual difference ?12. Jumping ?13. On the female word and its ‘spirit’

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The Voluntary Citizen (Paperback, 1)

Introduction.??Section I ? Philanthropy and Citizenship: An Essay in Social Philosophy? 1. The Case for Public Social Services? 2. The Inherent Limitations of the State? 3. The Place of Voluntary Personal Service? 4. Philanthropy and Socialism? 5. The Voluntary Citizen??Section II ? The Income of Charities in England and Wales: A Statistical Survey? 6. The Scope and Limitations of the Available Figures? 7. Charities in London 1908?1927? 8. Charities in Liverpool 1907?1933? 9. Voluntary Hospitals in England and Wales 1924?1934? 10. Other Information on Charities and Charitable Receipts? 11. An Estimate of the Amount of Receipts of All Charities in England and Wales and a Statistical and Economic Comparison with Public Social Service Finance??Section III ? District Nursing Associations: An Example of a Voluntarily Organized Social Service? 12. Summary of the History and General Position of District Nursing? 13. District Nursing in a Large City ? Birmingham? 14. District Nursing in a Small Town ? Banbury? 15. District Nursing in a Rural Area of Oxfordshire? 16. The Departments of Work of District Nursing Associations? 17. The Income of District Nursing Associations? 18. Conclusions.? References.? Index.

Social Provision in Rural Wiltshire (Paperback, 1)

Foreword by Dr S. W. Wooldridge.? Acknowledgments.? List of Tables.? List of Maps and Diagrams.? Introduction.??Part I? 1. The Physical Background to the Human Geography of Wiltshire? 2. Communications and Public Transport Services? 3. Distribution of Industry? 4. The Population of Wiltshire 1801?1949??Part II? 5. Areas? 6. Commercial and Professional Services? 7. Social Organisations? 8. Public Utility Services? 9. Official Administration? 10. Boundary Change??Part III? 11. An Index of Social Provision? 12. Grading Wiltshire Settlements? 13. Great Bedwyn and its Territory: A Village Study? 14. Conclusion.? Appendix A: Questionnaire Used in the Enquiry.? Appendix B: Index of Social Provision in Each Settlement.? Index.? Names of Places: Key to Folder Map.

People and the Countryside (Paperback, 1)

Foreword by His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh.? Plates.? Maps.? Preface by the Author.? 1. Historical Origins of the British Landscape? 2. People: Number and Movement? 3. Some Social and Economic Consequences of Migration? 4. Work in the Countryside? 5. Mobility: Ancient and Modern? 6. Rural Local Government? 7. Reorganisation of Local Government? 8. Land-use Planning? 9. Rural Communities? 10. Cleaning up the Countryside: Dereliction, Reclamation and Litter? 11. Water: Provision and Conservation? 12. Water for Recreation? 13. Common Land? 14. Forests: Access and Amenity? 15. Conservation? 16. Leisure: Amenity, Recreation and the Countryside.? Further Reading.? Index.

Social Theory for Planning (Paperback, 1)

Preface and Acknowledgments.? 1. The Context of Social Theory? 2. The Uses of Knowledge? 3. Social Change and Evolutionary Theory? 4. Systems Theory? 5. Conflict Theory? 6. Interpretative Sociology? 7. Urban Sociology at a ‘High’ Level? 8. Urban Sociology at a ‘Low’ Level? 9. Social Theory, Social Problems and Social Control.? Bibliography.? Index.

The Concept of Class (Paperback, 1)

Acknowledgements.? Introduction.? 1. The Classical Concept of Class? 2. Class as Balance? 3. Class as Struggle? 4. Class, Status and Power? 5. Class in Advanced Capitalism? 6. Class in Socialist States? 7. Making Sense of Class? 8. The End of Class?? Bibliography.? Index.

Social Surveys (Paperback, 1)

1. Domesday Book? 2. Stock-Taking? 3. The Census? 4. London Survey? 5. York Survey? 6. The Five Towns Survey? 7. Government Sampling Experiments? 8. New London Survey? 9. Second York Survey? 10. Merseyside Survey? 11. Survey of the Subnormal? 12. Standard of Living? 13. Survey of Nutrition? 14. A Government Research Unit? 15. Technique of Surveying? 16. Survey of the Elderly

The Changing Parish (Paperback, 1)

1. Introduction: The Changing Parish? 2. The Changing Social and Religious Context? 3. The Parish in Comparative Perspective? 4. The Quest for Community? 5. Parish Liturgies? 6. The Priest and Parish Leadership? 7. The Everyday Lives of Priests in Parishes? 8. The Compliance of Parishioners? 9. Persistence and Change in a Time of Transition

The Politics of Reproduction (Paperback, 1)

Introduction? 1. The dialectics of reproduction? 2. Sorry, we forgot your birthday? 3. The public and private realms? 4. Creativity and procreativity? 5. Production and reproduction? 6. Alienation and integration?

Chieftainship and Legitimacy (Hardcover, 1)

Acknowledgements Introduction: Aims and Methods 1. ?Customary Law 2. The Public Law of Chieftainship Succession 3. The Law of Private Succession and Inheritance 4. Land Tenure 5. Chiefs and the Courts Conclusion: Politics, Administration and Executive Law Appendix I Appendix II List of Cases Cited Notes References Index

Lifestyle Society (Hardcover, 1)

Part 1: Theoretical Consideration of Lifestyles??1. Conceptualization of Lifestyles? 2. Sociological Understanding of Lifestyles? 3. Bourdieu's Approach to Lifestyles??Part 2: Dimensions of Lifestyles??4. The Consumerist Dimensions of Lifestyles? 5. The Media Dimensions of Lifestyles??Part 3: Empirical Embodiment of Lifestyles??6. Celebrity Lifestyles? 7. Leisure Lifestyles??8. Youth Lifestyles? 9. Family Lifestyles??Part 4:?Final Observations on Lifestyles??10. Lifestyles in Contemporary Society: Theoretical Frameworks and Empirical Articulations

Social Practices and Microscopic Matter (Hardcover, 1)

1. Setting the scene: conceptualising microbes, bodies and health ? contributions and propositions from social theory?Framing concepts of contagion ? introducing Part 1?2. Conceptualising contagion: disease situations and the histories and geographies of practice?3. Practices, spaces and species: rethinking human-mosquito interactions and disease transmission?Framing matters of microscopic materiality ? introducing Part 2?4. Conceptualising microbial materiality beyond simple categories?5. Microbiome repair: probiotic practices in agriculture?6. Holobiont public health? Changing practices of allergy prevention in Finland?7. Microbial atmospheres: healthcare architectures as a ‘more than human’ dispositive?Framing bodies and human health ? introducing Part 3?8.? Practice Theory and the Biosocial Body?9. Microbes at large in the hospital: challenging concepts of care, contact and contamination?Ideas and implications for research and policy ? introducing Part 4?10. Dysbiotic times: life in distress and the politics of knowledge in microbiome research?11. Epidemiology, individualism and the virus: a critical analysis of policy responses to COVID 19 in the UK?12.? What practice theories bring to studies of microbes and societies

Social Practices and Microscopic Matter (Paperback, 1)

1. Setting the scene: conceptualising microbes, bodies and health ? contributions and propositions from social theory?Framing concepts of contagion ? introducing Part 1?2. Conceptualising contagion: disease situations and the histories and geographies of practice?3. Practices, spaces and species: rethinking human-mosquito interactions and disease transmission?Framing matters of microscopic materiality ? introducing Part 2?4. Conceptualising microbial materiality beyond simple categories?5. Microbiome repair: probiotic practices in agriculture?6. Holobiont public health? Changing practices of allergy prevention in Finland?7. Microbial atmospheres: healthcare architectures as a ‘more than human’ dispositive?Framing bodies and human health ? introducing Part 3?8.? Practice Theory and the Biosocial Body?9. Microbes at large in the hospital: challenging concepts of care, contact and contamination?Ideas and implications for research and policy ? introducing Part 4?10. Dysbiotic times: life in distress and the politics of knowledge in microbiome research?11. Epidemiology, individualism and the virus: a critical analysis of policy responses to COVID 19 in the UK?12.? What practice theories bring to studies of microbes and societies

Alternative Criminologies (Paperback, 2)

PART I: Theoretical perspectives?1. Alternative criminologies: an introduction 2. Cultural criminology continued 3. Criminologies of the market 4. Punishment and political economy 5. Governing through crime 6. Criminology and consumerism 7. Feminist Criminologies 8. Queer Criminologies 9. The Politics of Sexuality: Alternative visions of sex and social change 10. Southern & Decolonial Criminologies 11. The Criminology of Mobility 12. Green Criminologies 13. Criminology and Cyber Technologies?PART II: Critical issues for the 21st century?14. Crime And Media 15. Crime, Risk and Algorithms 16. The Criminal Pursuit of Serious White-Collar Crimes 17. Hate Crimes 18. Criminology and Terrorism: Toward a critical approach 19. Violence Against Women 20. Atrocity: The Latin American experience 21. Criminology And Criminal Justice in the New World of the Covid-19 Pandemic 22. Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes 23. The Challenge of State Crime 24. Mass Incarceration 25. Prisoner Reentry as Myth and Ceremony 26. Towards The Global Elimination of the Death Penalty: A Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Punishment 27. Peculiar Institution: America’s death penalty today 28. Desistance: Envisioning futures 29. Alternative Criminologies, Academic Markets and Corporatism in Universities

Alternative Criminologies (Hardcover, 2)

PART I: Theoretical perspectives?1. Alternative criminologies: an introduction 2. Cultural criminology continued 3. Criminologies of the market 4. Punishment and political economy 5. Governing through crime 6. Criminology and consumerism 7. Feminist Criminologies 8. Queer Criminologies 9. The Politics of Sexuality: Alternative visions of sex and social change 10. Southern & Decolonial Criminologies 11. The Criminology of Mobility 12. Green Criminologies 13. Criminology and Cyber Technologies?PART II: Critical issues for the 21st century?14. Crime And Media 15. Crime, Risk and Algorithms 16. The Criminal Pursuit of Serious White-Collar Crimes 17. Hate Crimes 18. Criminology and Terrorism: Toward a critical approach 19. Violence Against Women 20. Atrocity: The Latin American experience 21. Criminology And Criminal Justice in the New World of the Covid-19 Pandemic 22. Crimes Against Humanity and War Crimes 23. The Challenge of State Crime 24. Mass Incarceration 25. Prisoner Reentry as Myth and Ceremony 26. Towards The Global Elimination of the Death Penalty: A Cruel, Inhuman and Degrading Punishment 27. Peculiar Institution: America’s death penalty today 28. Desistance: Envisioning futures 29. Alternative Criminologies, Academic Markets and Corporatism in Universities

Routledge Handbook of Contract Farming and Development (Hardcover, 1)

1. Introduction: Contract Farming and Development??Part I: Concepts and Methods??2. Contract farming and the agrarian question: some reflections on contracts and capital??3. New institutional economics perspectives on contract farming??4. Contract farming and the selection problem: an econometric dilemma??5. Meta-analysis of contract farming: towards realist synthesis??6. Contract farming in global value chains and global production networks??7. Political ecology perspectives on contract farming: environmental crises??8. Contract farming and development discourses: a historical overview??Part II: Actors??9. Workers and labor regimes in contract farming??10. Cooperatives and contract farming arrangements??11. Contracting farming schemes and the diversity of scale and factions of capital??12. Contract farming, intermediaries and oral enforcement of contracts??13. Diversity of traders: middle-people, petty traders and big traders??14. Supermarkets and contract farming? 15. The state and contract farming in Africa??Part III: Dynamics??16. Contract farming and terms of the contract: a review of best practices??17. Contracts in the real world??18. Inclusion of smallholders in contract farming??19. Inclusive business models and contract farming??20. Agricultural intensification and informal contract farming??21. Why are so few farmers contracted by retail chains in the Global South???22. Regional economic development and contract farming??23. Land reform and contract farming??24. Land grabbing and contract farming??25. Land, land rentals and contract farming??26. Plant pathogens, power and contract farming??27. Credit and indebtedness in contract farming??28. Exploitation in contract farming??29. Resistance and contract farming??30. Contract farming and social movements??Part IV: Regional Patterns??31. Contract farming in Sub-Saharan Africa??32. Contract farming in South Asia??33. Contract farming in China??34. Contract farming in Latin America??35. Contract farming ...


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Erasing the Stigma of the Black Student in Popular Culture (Hardcover, 1)

Introduction? 1. Darker Than Blue? 2. The Color of Change: Calling Attention to Racial Stereotypes in Education? 3. What Black Looks Like Under the Film Lens? 4. Hip Hop and the School of Black Knocks? 5. Magazines: The Black and the Beautiful? Conclusion

The Routledge Companion to Gender, Violence, and Popular Culture (Hardcover, 1)

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List of figures and tables

List of contributors

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Karen Boyle and Susan Berridge

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Conducive Contexts

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1. The Body Politic / The Body National. Constructions of nation and gendered violence in Hungarian popular discourses

Julia Havas

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2. Children, complicity and consent: contemporary French memoirs and #MeToo??

Emma Flynn

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3. “In the name of love”: mediating militarised masculinities in times of war?

Polly Withers

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4. Media culture, gender violence and feminist politics in China

Sara Liao

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5. Dispatches from the UK gender wars

Finn Mackay

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6. Where are the Women Talking? On rape, history and the limits of therapeutic media?

Kathryn Claire Higgins

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7. Mediated misogynoir:? a framework for recognising gender-based violence against Black women and girls

Kalima Young

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8. Deepfake pornography and the exploitation of everyday digital life

Graham Meikle

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9. Rape pornography

Fiona Vera-Gray and Clare McGlynn

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10. Online anti-press attacks and the double precarity of South Korean female journalists

Jane Yeahin Pyo

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11. Denmark’s film, television and theatre sector after #MeToo?

Kenneth Reinicke

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12. “Rape is for cowards”: Marilyn Manson, ironic sexism and the “abuser-persona”

Amy Beddows

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13. “Wake up in the morning like, fuck P Diddy”: Gender based violence in the popular music industries

Bianca Fileborn and Catherine Strong

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14.? Stand-up comedy, gender inequali...


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