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World Water Resources at the Beginning of the 21st Century (International Hydrology Series)
0Unlock critical insights into world water resources as the 21st century unfolds. This definitive study presents a vast dataset, analyzing water availability, usage dynamics, and the complex interplay of climate change and socio-economic factors across continents. Essential for Indian hydrologists, environmental scientists, and policymakers facing increasing water scarcity, it meticulously highlights regions of stress and forecasts future deficits. Gain a data-backed understanding of global water management and sustainability challenges. A vital resource for informed decision-making in an era of resource evolution.
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Worlding Postcolonial Sexualities: Publics, Counterpublics, Human Rights (Subversive Histories, Feminist Futures NWSA Prize)
0Uncover the evolution of postcolonial sexualities and activism in India. Kanika Batra’s seminal work explores how late 20th-century print cultures ignited public discourse on queer lives and feminist futures. Delve into postcolonial feminist and queer archives to reveal alternative histories of vulnerability, precarity, and resistance within South Asian contexts. This essential read for scholars and students of Indian literature, gender studies, and cultural studies offers critical insights into human rights and emergent counterpublics.
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Worlds of Difference (SAGE Studies in International Sociology)
0Explore diverse global societies and the intricate social theories that explain them with this essential international sociology text. Delve into critical discussions on cultural variations, social inequalities, and the dynamics of international sociological thought. Offering profound insights into complex global interconnections, this work is indispensable for postgraduate students, researchers, and academics in sociology and related social sciences. Enhance your understanding of contemporary global social phenomena and enrich your academic library with this vital contribution to sociology.
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Worlds on Fire: Volcanoes on the Earth, Moon, Mars, Venus and Io
0Uncover the fiery secrets of the Solar System! This captivating book explores volcanic wonders far beyond Earth. Journey with Charles Frankel to discover the immense volcanoes of Mars, Venus, Io, and even volcanic features on the Moon. Packed with recent spacecraft imagery, it delves into planetary geology and the excitement of space exploration. An essential read for Indian students, astronomy enthusiasts, and anyone fascinated by the dynamic geological processes shaping our celestial neighbours.
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Worst-Case Scenario?: Governance, Mediation and the Security Regime
0Discover the foundational strategy behind global security regimes. This insightful analysis explores the projection of worst-case scenarios as a key practice, revealing how bureaucratic rule shapes governance and mediation over charismatic leadership. Essential for students, researchers, and professionals in political science, international relations, and security studies in India, this book offers a critical perspective on statecraft and strategic decision-making in an interconnected world. Gain vital knowledge for understanding contemporary security challenges.
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Woven Arch Bridge: Histories of Constructional Thoughts (China Perspectives)
0Uncover the rich history of woven arch bridges and the evolution of constructional thoughts across global cultures. This insightful book meticulously investigates Chinese bridge cases, offering a comparative study of East Asian versus European typologies and their development. Essential for civil engineering students, architects, and history enthusiasts in India, it provides unique perspectives on structural engineering and introduces the fascinating concept of ‘universal uniqueness’ in construction. Gain deep insights into historical bridge design and engineering innovation.
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Wrestling with God: Ethical Precarity in Christianity and International Relations (Cambridge Studies in International Relations)
0Uncover the profound ethical struggles of Christianity in global politics. This essential book explores ‘ethical precarity,’ detailing how Christian actors navigate complex decisions amidst violence and diverse encounters. Cecelia Lynch examines pivotal moments, from early missionary work and interwar diplomacy to liberation theology and modern humanitarianism. Discover the enduring tensions between faith and international relations, crucial for students of global affairs, religious ethics, and theology. A vital addition for understanding religion’s impact on world events.
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Wright’s Encyclopaedia of Poultry Science
0Master the science of poultry farming in India with this definitive encyclopaedia. Explore critical aspects of poultry husbandry, including genetics, nutrition, disease management, and efficient operations tailored for the Indian agricultural landscape. This vital reference is indispensable for poultry farmers, veterinary professionals, agricultural students, and researchers seeking to enhance productivity and flock health. Gain comprehensive knowledge to navigate the complexities of chicken farming and contribute to India’s robust livestock sector. Your essential guide to successful, science-backed poultry practices awaits.
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Writing Academic Texts Differently: International Feminist Methodologies and the Playful Art of Writing
0Redefine your academic writing with innovative feminist methodologies. This compelling volume delves into the playful art of scholarly communication, exploring intersectional “in-between spaces” that challenge traditional academic texts. Discover new theories, research methods, and ethical considerations for engaging with gender, race, and class in your work. Packed with practical writing exercises, it’s an invaluable resource for Indian postgraduate students, researchers, and academics seeking to bridge creative and scholarly practices. Elevate your research and unlock powerful, diverse voices in academic writing.
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Writing and European Thought 1600-1830
0Explore the profound impact of writing on European thought between 1600 and 1830. This compelling analysis overturns traditional assumptions, highlighting writing’s crucial role in shaping perceptions of language, technological progress, and Western civilization. Delve into early modern intellectual history and discover how writing practices influenced key ideas. An indispensable read for university students and scholars of European history, literature, and philosophy in India. Gain a deeper understanding of the intellectual currents that defined an era and master essential concepts for academic pursuits.
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Writing and Managing SOPs for GCP
0Master SOP writing and management for Good Clinical Practice (GCP) with this indispensable guide. Gain practical, user-focused insights from conception to retirement, directly enhancing your SOPs and regulatory compliance. This book provides real-world examples and proven approaches crucial for navigating clinical trial regulations effectively. Essential for professionals in India’s pharmaceutical, biotech, and clinical research sectors, quality assurance teams, and anyone responsible for healthcare regulatory compliance. Streamline your processes with the included “SOP of SOPs” and a ready-to-use SOP template, ensuring adherence and operational excellence.
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Writing And Representation in Medieval Islam: Muslim Horizons
0Uncover the world of Medieval Islam through its vibrant writings. This accessible volume delves into how medieval Muslims saw, interpreted, and represented their surroundings, focusing on the formative period (8th-10th centuries AD). Explore diverse genres of Arabic literature and prose, including historiography, offering detailed discussions of primary texts and recent scholarship. Essential reading for students and scholars of Islamic history, classical Arabic literature, and medieval studies in India seeking a deeper understanding of Muslim horizons and textual representation.