Month: November 2026
As October comes to a close, discover new titles exploring economic development, public policy, cinema, sustainability, leadership and literature. This month’s featured releases bring fresh perspectives to contemporary global challenges,...
As October draws to a close, the publishing industry continues to navigate the growing influence of artificial intelligence, evolving copyright challenges and uncertainty surrounding research funding. From developments in scholarly...
This is a guest post by Tony Blackshaw, author of Thirteen Ways of Looking at Leisure As concepts in the history of thought go, leisure has over the last twenty...
This is a guest post by Alexei Anisin author of Nonviolence and the Grand Inquisitor Silence fills a cold dungeon cell in 15th-century Seville. Outside, the Inquisition is raging –...