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Welfare and Punishment: From Thatcherism to Austerity
0Explore the profound connections between economic policy, welfare, and punishment. This incisive analysis tracks the evolution from Thatcherism to austerity, demonstrating how neoliberal shifts have intensified punitive measures against crime and poverty. Uncover fresh insights into how social stigma is created and understand the reshaping of the social state. Essential reading for students of sociology, political science, and economics, offering critical perspectives relevant to social justice and policy debates.
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Welfare Economics: An Interpretive History (Routledge Advances in Social Economics)
0Unravel the fascinating rise and evolution of welfare economics in this definitive interpretive history. From its 20th-century zenith with Pigou to its modern relevance, this book offers a unique perspective bridging economics and philosophy. Explore the trajectory of economic theory and social economics, gaining profound insights into its historical development. A must-read for Indian university students and researchers specializing in economics, philosophy, or the history of economic thought, seeking a deeper understanding of foundational economic principles.
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Welfare Racism: Playing the Race Card Against America’s Poor
0Explore the critical concept of ‘welfare racism’ in America through this vital analysis. This influential book meticulously reveals how racial bias is systematically embedded within policies targeting the poor, exposing pervasive prejudice often disguised by economic discourse. Gain profound insights into the ‘race card’ tactics used against marginalized communities. An indispensable resource for students, academics, policymakers, and individuals in India interested in deepening their understanding of complex social justice issues, race relations, and systemic inequality.
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WELFARE STATE: A VERY SHORT INTRODUCTION
0Demystify the core of modern government by exploring the enduring welfare state. This insightful guide clarifies how social protection and capitalism intertwine, revealing the resilience and vital role of welfare systems in democratic societies. Perfect for students and professionals in India interested in economics, public policy, and governance, this accessible introduction unpacks the historical significance and contemporary relevance of welfare states. Understand the essential balance between free enterprise and social security, and why these institutions remain fundamental to our world.
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Wellbeing for Sustainablity in the Global Workplace (Human Centered Management)
0Transform your workplace for enduring success. This vital guide explores human-centered management and workplace wellbeing in a global context, offering crucial insights for Indian professionals. Discover how fostering employee value and engagement drives superior organizational performance, even amidst today’s VUCA environment. With research from diverse regions, learn universal strategies and culturally nuanced approaches to build sustainable, people-centric businesses. Equip yourself with practical solutions to balance employee talent development with long-term organizational resilience and competitiveness. A must-read for leaders seeking peak performance in India’s evolving corporate landscape.
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Wellness in Whiteness: Biomedicalization and the Promotion of Whiteness and Youth among Women (Routledge Research in Gender and Society)
0Uncover the science and social impact behind the global drive for youthful, ‘brightened’ skin and solutions to ‘pigmentation problems’. This critical analysis explores how skin-whitening and anti-ageing biotechnologies are marketed, focusing on the promotion of whiteness and youth among women. Amina Mire’s study examines industry promises and ethical implications, revealing the dynamics of racialization and biomedicalization shaping beauty standards. Essential for social scientists, researchers, and consumers interested in the complex interplay of wellness, biotechnology, and the beauty industry in India. Gain a deeper understanding of cosmetic trends and their profound societal influence.
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West Asia and India
0Explore the intricate West Asia India relations and understand the vital historical and modern ties connecting the subcontinent with the Middle East. This comprehensive academic study delves into the geopolitical dynamics, economic cooperation, and cultural exchanges shaping contemporary engagement. Gain crucial insights into centuries of interaction and the strategic importance of this relationship for India’s foreign policy. An essential read for students of international relations, South Asian studies, and professionals seeking a deeper understanding of India Middle East ties.
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West European Terrorism and Counter-Terrorism: The Evolving Dynamic
0Explore the evolving dynamic of West European terrorism and counter-terrorism strategies. This insightful analysis examines past, present, and future trends, detailing singular and collective EU security policies enacted to combat threats. It critically assesses the crucial balance between robust counter-terrorism measures and liberal democratic legitimacy. Essential reading for students and professionals in security studies, international relations, and political science in India, offering a profound understanding of global security challenges and policy responses.
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West Germany and Israel: Foreign Relations, Domestic Politics, and the Cold War, 1965–1974
0Uncover the complex diplomatic history of West Germany and Israel during the pivotal Cold War era (1965-1974). This essential study explores their diverging foreign relations, from West Germany’s Ostpolitik to Israel’s post-1967 geopolitical challenges. Delve into shared security concerns, personal ties, and the lingering impact of the past that shaped their relationship. Drawing on newly available sources, this book provides critical insights into international politics and post-war global dynamics. A must-read for students of diplomatic history and political science in India.
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West Germany and Israel: Foreign Relations, Domestic Politics, and the Cold War, 1965–1974
0Explore the intricate foreign relations and domestic politics of West Germany and Israel during the pivotal Cold War years (1965-1974). Drawing on newly available sources, Carole Fink unveils the complex diplomatic paths taken by these nations, highlighting their diverging geopolitical strategies, shared security concerns, and the enduring impact of history. This detailed analysis provides critical insights into a defining period of international politics. Essential for students, researchers, and anyone fascinated by 20th-century diplomacy and historical analysis.
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Westcott’S Plant Disease Handbook, 5E [Hardcover] Horst R. K
0Explore plant pathology with “Westcott’s Plant Disease Handbook, 5E” by Horst R.K., available at The Bookish Owl. This hardcover edition (ISBN: 9788123904801) offers comprehensive and accessible information on plant diseases. Ideal for students, professionals, and gardening enthusiasts, this handbook provides the latest guidelines and insights for identifying, understanding, and managing various plant ailments. Enhance your knowledge of plant health and protect your valuable flora. Order your copy today from The Bookish Owl and delve into the world of plant disease management. A must-have resource for any serious grower or plant lover.
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WESTCOTT’S PLANT DISEASE HANDBOOK, 8TH EDITION
0Discover the indispensable “Westcott’s Plant Disease Handbook, 8th Edition” at The Bookish Owl, your comprehensive guide to plant health. Authored by R. Kenneth Horst, this handbook (ISBN: 9789400721401) is a vital resource for identifying and controlling diseases affecting a wide range of plants across North and South America. From fungi and bacteria to viruses and nematodes, understand the causal agents and implement effective disease control measures. Perfect for gardeners, researchers, and plant enthusiasts, this handbook helps protect your plants from common and emerging threats. Browse our selection today at The Bookish Owl!