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What's Wrong with Stereotyping? offers a groundbreaking and accessibly written philosophical account of the ethics of stereotyping. The book advances a complex and often surprising notion of what stereotyping is, and when and why it is wrongful.

This book surveys the history of concentration camps from their beginnings in colonial warfare to the present, but it questions facile assumptions about their origins.

Borne out of a collaboration between lawyers, academics, and activists, this edited volume provides a uniquely comparative account of the development of hybrid courts in recent years.

This textbook provides an authoritative analysis of the codes and company laws regulating international corporate organizations. The book equips the reader with an understanding of corporate governance theory and investigates how the financial crisis continues to shape real-world policy and practice.

A unique reference guide to taxation in conveyancing and probate practice, this manual provides the legislative background and numerous practical examples of how the taxes are calculated and the role and duty of care of the solicitor.

The only textbook that fully supports the OxfordAQA International AL Economics specification (9640), for first teaching from September 2020. Written by experienced examiners and authors, the clear international approach develops key skills for exam success.

When Minds Converse argues that we do not speak because our human minds are special; our minds are special because we can speak. The book is original in method as well as adventurous in scope, developing an empirically informed thought experiment to defend its society-first view of the mind.

An accessible and thought-provoking introduction to the field of comparative psychology. Combining behavioural, psychological and biological insights, students are encouraged to make connections within and beyond psychology, while discussion of cutting-edge research stimulates students to explore the topic further.

Watt's Equity & Trusts Law Directions presents students with a considered balance of depth, detail, context, and critique on the topic.

What impact does UN peacekeeping have on the politics of authoritarianism in host countries? This book advances a theoretically innovative and empirically rich answer to this question.

Charity after Augustine explores why our attempts to build solidarity or social cohesion, at least in the West, have ended in disaster just as often as they have brought about a more just society. By focusing on concrete practices of love or charity, this book probes the double-sided nature of the Christian concepts and practices of charity.

Becoming Psychodynamic is designed to provide a practical guide to developing psychodynamic skills for busy doctors, social workers and nurses who are doing the first of their mandated psychodynamic psychotherapy cases.