Bristol University Press Spring/Summer 2025 catalogue

New Titles Catalogue

Spring/Summer 2025

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Welcome Welcome to the Spring/Summer 2025 catalogue from Bristol University Press and Policy Press, winner of the Independent Academic and Professional Publisher of the Year 2024.

The panel of judges said: "Bristol has a very clear, mission-led and impact-based publishing strategy with social issues at the core. It’s made some great strides forward lately… and beyond the numbers, its books make a difference."

Our publishing programme demonstrates our dedication to excellence, innovation and diversity.

This season our outstanding range of new titles includes Embracing Uncertainty by Margaret Heffernan (page 9), which considers how the agency and independence of artists can be integrated into all our lives.

Cécile Simmon's new book CTRL HATE DELETE examines how a collection of male supremacists have turned their niche viewpoints into a mainstream movement (page 11).

We also have four new titles in our What Is It For? series: What Is Journalism For?, What Is The Monarchy For?, What is the Welfare State For? and What Is Humanism For? (pages 7 & 8).

Read on for news of our all our new titles and where you can find them on our platform BristolUniversityPressDigital.

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Bristol University Press Digital

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What Is It For?

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Highlights

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Social and Public Policy

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Social Research Methods and Research Practices

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Planning and Housing

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Health and Social Care

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Ageing and Gerontology

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Social Work

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Children, Young People and Families

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Sociology

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Sociology and Business, Management and Economics

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Business, Management and Economics

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Science, Technology and Society

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Law

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Criminology

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Politics and International Relations

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International Development

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Environment and Sustainability

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Human Geography

86

Urban Studies

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How to order

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Distributors and representatives

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All Bristol University Press and Policy Press content in one place Providing access to our complete catalogue of over 2000 books and 8000 journal articles including 750+ open access resources, our digital platform is designed to maximise the discoverability of our authors’ work across books and journals.

Intuitive and easy to use for both readers and librarians, our platform provides users with uniquely curated, themed e-collections around the Global Social Challenges and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), enabling scholarly communities and practitioners with crucial insights to effect positive change in the world.

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Bristol University Press Digital Curated eBook Collections Our curated eBook collections are regularly updated with newly released content reflecting the latest cutting-edge research within the related discipline.

Bristol University Press and Policy Press complete eBook collection

The comprehensive Bristol University Press and Policy Press collection provides your institution with access to over 25 years of award-winning publications. This extensive archive features a wide range of Policy Press works, renowned for their excellence in Sociology, Social and Public Policy, and Social Work.

Business, Management and Economics - 60+ books

Business, Management and Economics

A growing list that brings a fresh perspective on the economy, the future of work and organisations and the relationship between business and wider society.

The collection includes dynamic series like Organizations and Activism and Understanding Work and Employment Relations. Key titles include: Redeeming Leadership, The Economic History of Colonialism, Moomin Management, Labour Conflicts in the Digital Age and Work and Alienation in the Platform Economy.

Children, Young People and Families - 110+ books

Children, Young People and Families

This long-established interdisciplinary list brings together work across Childhood Studies, Sociology, Social Policy and Criminology, including bestselling textbooks and critical monographs such as the The Dynamics of Young Fatherhood, Decolonizing Childhoods, Child Development and the Brain, Children, Family and the State and Understanding Abuse in Young People’s Intimate Relationships.

Criminology, Criminal Justice, Policing and Law - 250+ books

Criminology, Criminal Justice, Policing and Law

Combining related disciplines under an umbrella collection, the list has established itself with a focus on social justice and social change at a local and international level. Leading experts, from Foluke Adebisi to Simon Harding, contribute to key debates in the field with research, theory and policy-orientated work. Key titles include: Luxury and Corruption, Racial Justice and the Limits of the Law, Property and Contemporary Capitalism, Trafficking Chains and The Policing Mind.

Politics and International Relations - 185+ books

Politics and International Relations

One of our newest collections, the Politics and International Relations list comes with a truly diverse and international perspective. The list is home to cutting-edge series including Bristol Studies in International Theory, Gender, Sexuality and Global Politics and Spaces of Peace, Security and Development. Key titles include: War, Technology and the State, Masculinities, Gender and International Relations, Queer Conflict Research, The Internet Left and Reluctance in World Politics.

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Social and Public Policy

At the core of Policy Press, this extensive collection has been publishing groundbreaking research for over 25 years. Authored by leading experts, the books in this list continue to boldly address important social issues and shape new policies. Key titles include: Researching Global Education Policy, Meaningful Philanthropy, Women and Welfare Conditionality, Who’s Afraid of Political Education? and Philanthropic Response to Disasters.

Social Work and Community Development – 200+ books

Social Work and Community Development

This collection integrates cutting-edge research with insightful commentary, alongside textbooks and practical guides, all designed to translate research into real-world applications, driving positive societal change. Key titles include: Social Work and Social Innovation, Transitional Safeguarding, The Enlightened Social Worker, Contextual Safeguarding, Living on the Edge and Social Work’s Histories of Complicity and Resistance.

Sociology - 300+ books

Sociology

This collection covers established and emerging research in some our most influential subject areas. Led by a stellar line up of authors and editors including Ann Oakley, Ali Meghji, Sue Scott, David Embrick and many others, the collection includes titles in key areas of research from ethnicity, race and migration to decolonisation, gender, ageing, families and science, technology and society.

Key titles include Imagining Society, Understanding Trans Health, Erich Fromm and Global Public Sociology, Critical Race Theory and the Search for Truth and Interpreting Subcultures.

Urban Studies - 200+ books

Urban Studies

This collection engages with critical issues including equality, population growth, urbanisation, climate change, resource sustainability, postcolonialism and urban development. Through thoughtful analysis and practical insights, our books illuminate the complexities of our world and offer pathways to a better future. Key titles include: Urban Informality, The Future for Planners, Infrastructuring Urban Futures, All We Want is the Earth and It’s not Where You Live, It’s How You Live.

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Collection - 300 + books

Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Collection

Developed to help libraries rapidly build up their resources in this vital area, our interdisciplinary EDI collection encompasses research from sociology, education, criminology, politics, business and law. This diverse selection is designed to support a comprehensive understanding of equity, diversity and inclusion, making it an essential resource for institutions committed to fostering meaningful change. The books in the collection include Calibrating Colonial Crime, Queering Science Communication and Activist Feminist Geographies.

How to order If you would like to talk to us about accessing Global Social Challenges collections, subject and series collections in social sciences or other curated and bespoke library packages, please email: bup-digital@bristol.ac.uk.

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What Is Journalism For? Jon Allsop, journalist What is at stake when journalism is threatened?

Does society still need journalists? Journalism faces multiple threats today all over the world: economic decline, online disinformation, the rise of AI, authoritarian curbs on freedom of the press and violence against journalists. In such a climate, it’s more urgent than ever to ask what journalism is for.

Paperback £8.99 | US $14.99 ISBN 9781529238556 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025 What Is It For?

Drawing on his experience as a journalist and media commentator, and on interviews with journalists from the US to Myanmar, Jon Allsop examines key concepts that constitute journalism’s role: good judgement, concern for truth and critical scrutiny of one or more communities. Along the way, he also considers the relationship between journalism and activism, whether journalists should aspire to change the world and whether they can be seen as champions of democracy.

What Is the Monarchy For? Laura Clancy, Lancaster University Does the British monarchy still have a place in today’s society? Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s ‘exit’ cast light on institutional racism, Prince Andrew’s alleged sexual abuse highlighted troubling attitudes to gender and power, while the abolition of monarchy in Barbados accentuated its relationship to colonialism.

But what is the monarchy actually for? Does it benefit the UK, or cause more harm than good?

The death of Queen Elizabeth II and the dawn of the Carolean age makes these questions more pertinent than ever. Breaking longstanding myths around the monarchy, Clancy demystifies and evaluates the monarchy, showing why republicanism is nothing to be scared of.

Paperback £8.99 | US $14.99 ISBN 9781529234626 ePUB ISBN 9781529234633 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025 What Is It For?

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What is the Welfare State For? Paul Spicker, writer and commentator Most states in the world make some provision for the welfare of their citizens. Every state engages with health care provision, almost all provide education services, and, after an explosion of interest in recent years, a substantial majority now have national schemes in place for cash assistance.

Paperback £8.99 | US $13.50 ISBN 9781529250756 ePUB ISBN 9781529250763 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK June 2025 US June 2025 What Is It For?

Welfare states matter for people’s lives – but there is little agreement about what one is.

What are these states trying to do, and why?

The book discusses the institutions and methods that characterise welfare states around the world. It focuses on the aims, purposes and justifications for social welfare services in order to explain what the welfare state is for.

WHAT IS HUMANISM FOR?

RICHARD NORMAN

What Is Humanism For? Richard Norman, University of Kent Religious belief is declining in many parts of the world, yet people still seek purpose in their lives and guidance on how to navigate life’s challenges. Humanism is a broad tradition of thought and action which encourages thinking for yourself about what to believe and accommodating diversity. What is the purpose of humanism in an increasingly secular world?

Written by a pre-eminent authority in this field, this book shows how humanism’s purpose is to help people to meet their need to understand the world around them. Given the growing demand for humanist funerals, weddings and baby-naming ceremonies, it will help both existing adherents and the 'humanism-curious' to contextualise its potential role in making sense of their lives.

Paperback £8.99 | US $14.99 ISBN 9781529241990 ePUB ISBN 9781529242003 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK June 2025 US June 2025 What Is It For?

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Embracing Uncertainty

How writers, musicians and artists thrive in an unpredictable world Margaret Heffernan, University of Bath School of Management "A fascinating and thought-provoking read. Margaret Heffernan makes it very clear that, confronted by uncertainty, we need to think like artists. Embracing Uncertainty is current, unique in its approach, solid and necessary.”

PENNY HAY, BATH SPA UNIVERSITY

“A call to creativity, written as a response to the deadening effects of tech-enabled managerialism. This long-overdue book invites readers of whatever stripe to learn from the way artists work, to see uncertainty for what it is: ‘the great propulsive power behind curiosity, learning, discovery and invention – the essence of being human’.”

TRACEY CAMILLERI, CO-AUTHOR OF THE SOCIAL BRAIN

Most people hate and fear uncertainty. It causes such stress and anxiety that we often choose certain surrender over doubt, becoming passive, dependent, addicted—and more anxious than ever. Doubling down on the certainties promised by technology and micro-management only makes things worse: leaving no opportunity for innovation, adaptation or invention.

Artists live with uncertainty constantly—but instead of waiting for the future, they run towards making it, with agency and freedom. What can we learn from them, about facing into a future that grows more uncertain daily?

At a time when organizations of all kinds crave innovation but complain their people lack creativity and initiative, the arts have never been so essential to our future. We may not all be artists, but we can learn to think like them.

Margaret Heffernan makes a compelling argument for the vital integration of art into all aspects of our lives and for artists to guide us in their stamina, freedom and endurance.

Paperback £12.99 | US $19.50 ISBN 9781447372677 ePUB ISBN 9781447372684 216 x 140 mm 192 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025

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Miseducation

Inequality, Education and the Working Classes Second Revised edition Diane Reay, University of Cambridge and London School of Economics and Political Science “Incredibly insightful and passionate - Diane Reay really does get class. Mandatory reading for anyone proclaiming greater equity in education.”

JOHN SMYTH, UNIVERSITY OF HUDDERSFIELD, ABOUT THE FIRST EDITION

“Miseducation would benefit anyone interested in social mobility and education in the UK… Reay’s contribution to debates on education and social background is to personalise everyday working-class experiences of school and university."

LSE REVIEW OF BOOKS

Social inequality impacts everyone, including children at school.

In this substantially revised and updated edition of her bestselling book, Diane Reay, herself working class turned Cambridge professor, examines the benefits and costs of educational success for the working classes.

Drawing on extensive interviews from working class children and young people, she compares working class and middle-class experiences and outcomes of education.

Reviewing class identity, social mobility and the effect of economic and social class relationships on working class educational experiences, she charts the impact of academies on education in the UK and the new emphasis on control and discipline.

Including two all-new chapters offering a global perspective on education worldwide, she questions why we educate social classes in fundamentally different ways, and recommends ways of improving education to meet the needs of all children.

Paperback £12.99 | US $19.50 ISBN 9781447371205 ePUB ISBN 9781447371229 216 x 138 mm 248 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 21st Century Standpoints

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CTRL HATE DELETE

The New Anti-Feminist Backlash and How We Fight It Cécile Simmons, Institute for Strategic Dialogue “Powerfully exposes the full scale of today’s anti-feminist backlash, which is more impactful and more harmful than ever before... a well-researched and moving account of today’s mainstreaming of male supremacy. It is a mustread for men and women on either side of the culture wars.”

JULIA EBNER, AUTHOR OF GOING DARK AND GOING MAINSTREAM

“The collision of gender with technology is amongst the most powerful forces shaping society, right now. Read this book.”

CARL MILLER, DEMOS CENTRE FOR THE ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL MEDIA

How did Johnny Depp and Amber Heard’s divorce become the centre of the anti-#MeToo backlash? Why have so many teen boys fallen under the thrall of Andrew Tate, a failed reality show contestant? And why are a growing number of influencers like #tradwives dressing up like 1950s housewives and preaching total subservience to men?

In the years since #MeToo – the largest social media-facilitated feminist campaign in history – Roe v. Wade has been overturned in the United States, there have been attacks on reproductive rights in multiple countries and female political leaders have withdrawn from the world stage citing the level of abuse they get as a reason.

CTRL HATE DELETE takes a deep dive into how a collection of misogynists and their allies have turned male supremacist ideology from a niche set of beliefs into a mainstream movement. With interviews from experts, influencers and activists, it outlines how to fight the rising tide of online misogyny and make online spaces more equal and inclusive.

Paperback £9.99 | US $14.99 ISBN 9781447374848 ePUB ISBN 9781447374855 216 x 140 mm 208 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025

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Timebomb

When Ageing Explodes Giles Merritt, Egmont Institute Ageing is a timebomb. We celebrate our greater longevity, yet few of us consider its consequences. This book is an important warning that unless Europeans defuse its explosive force, within two decades our societies will be devastated by it.

The hard fact is that because our political economies have been built around shorter lifespans, they risk being blown apart by ageing. The pressures exerted by the over-60s, who are increasing from today’s quarter of the population to a third, will upend our politics and impoverish our young. Millennials and Gen-Zers are already saddled with their elders’ runaway pensions and healthcare costs, but are themselves poorer and less privileged.

Merritt, a veteran analyst of the European scene, traces the demographic projections that politicians of all persuasions have long ignored, and shines a harsh light on policy shortcomings that must be urgently addressed. For anyone wants a stake in our future, this book is essential reading which clarifies the political choices to be made if comparatively prosperous and civilised Europe isn’t to die of old age.

Paperback £12.99 | US $19.50 ISBN 9781447375944 ePUB ISBN 9781447375951 216 x 140 mm 272 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

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Reckoning

Creating Positive Change through Radical Empathy Terri E. Givens, University of British Columbia and Center for Higher Education Anti-racist movements have continued to grow worldwide since the death of George Floyd in 2020. Following the BLM protests, many promises were made to deal with the impact of structural discrimination. While this led to more talk than action, there has also been meaningful change, some of which has gone under the radar. The US media focused primarily on the backlash that resulted in book bans and laws against having DEI offices in universities.

In contrast, this book, a follow-up to Terri Givens’s bestselling book Radical Empathy: Finding a Path to Bridging Racial Divides, highlights the promises which were delivered. It focuses on hope and taking action and creating a positive environment including the use of the radical empathy approach to empower ongoing change.

Hardback £19.99 | US $29.99 ISBN 9781447374244 ePUB ISBN 9781447374268 216 x 140 mm 176 pages UK June 2025 US June 2025

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Basic Income

The Policy That Changes Everything Matthew Johnson, Northumbria University, Kate Pickett, University of York, Daniel Nettle, Howard Reed, Elliott Johnson and Ian Robson, Northumbria University In recent years, basic income has risen up the political agenda with successful trials being run in different countries, but does it have the potential to transform the economy?

Drawing on the expert author team’s multidisciplinary research programme, the book uses real-world examples to show how basic income irreversibly improves almost all aspects of society. It traces distinct, but related, pathways from the input of money to the output of improved health, wellbeing, education, employment and civic activity. Using a model of impact to provide an accessible account of transformation in behaviour, relationships and institutions, it shows that reducing poverty through basic income increases access to better food, housing and other goods, frees people from domination and promotes long-term thinking and action.

Together, these improve individual and collective experiences, charting a pathway to a society rebuilt through a single policy. This is a defining contribution to public understanding of basic income that highlights the reasons for our age of crisis.

Paperback £9.99 | US $14.99 ISBN 9781447374008 ePUB ISBN 9781447374015 216 x 140 mm 160 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

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The Antidote

How People-Powered Movements Can Renew Politics, Policy and Practice Peter Beresford, University of East Anglia and Shaping Our Lives The gap between personal and formal politics has been widening globally and locally.

As personal politics have become more inclusive and egalitarian inspired by new social movements, neoliberal ideologies have undermined democracy, increasing isolation, inequality, poverty, disease and environmental threat. Yet this paradox may also offer a path to transformation.

Paperback £19.99 | US $29.99 ISBN 9781447375449 Hardback £85.00 | US $127.50 ISBN 9781447376477 ePUB ISBN 9781447375456 234 x 156 mm 256 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025 • Sociology Collection

Using international evidence and examples, The Antidote explores what we can learn from the equalisation of personal roles and relationships that’s been taking place, to help us reconnect with ourselves and each other and make possible more participatory and liberatory policy and politics. It sets out the barriers we face and offers a route map to bring an end to the destructive effects of unfettered neoliberal ideology, economics, policy and politics.

Vuln erability theory and the trinity lectures institutionalizing the individu a l martha albertson fineman

Vulnerability Theory and the Trinity Lectures Institutionalizing the Individual

Martha Albertson Fineman, Emory University

Law | society | PoLicy

Vulnerability theory offers an alternative to social-contract and rights-based paradigms.

Beginning with the corporeal body, the theory argues we are inevitably and constantly dependent on social institutions that are generated (and ideally monitored) through law.

Based on lectures at Trinity College Dublin that focused on four foundational concepts, this book highlights how vulnerability theory differs from individualistic liberal frameworks.

Calling for a reorientation of law toward a collective responsibility-based approach, it is essential reading for anyone interested in political theory, social justice and sociolegal scholarship.

Paperback £16.99 | US $22.99 ISBN 9781529242843 Hardback £50.00 | US $80.00 ISBN 9781529242836 ePUB ISBN 9781529242850 203 x 127 mm 128 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025 • Law, Society, Policy Criminology, Criminal Justice, Policing and Law Collection

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Getting Better

The Politics and Policy of Reducing Health Inequalities Clare Bambra, Newcastle University, Julia Lynch, University of Pennsylvania and Katherine Smith, University of Strathclyde Health inequality has reached a crisis point. Your income or hometown can have a devastating impact on how well and how long you live. This injustice, exacerbated during the COVID-19 pandemic, continues as the cost of living rises and other sources of inequity grow.

What can be done to make things better?

This book, written by the authors behind the award-winning The Unequal Pandemic, explores successful international case studies of governments reducing health inequalities – from the USA and Brazil to Germany and the UK – stretching over 50 years from the 1960s to the 2000s.

Essential reading for students and scholars of public health and the social sciences, and for health and social care professionals and policy makers, this book demonstrates that reducing health inequalities is possible and provides a roadmap for today’s governments to follow.

Paperback £14.99 | US $22.50 ISBN 9781447372868 ePUB ISBN 9781447372875 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

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SERIES

Civil Society and Social Change Series Editors: Ian Rees Jones, Cardiff University, Mike Woods, Aberystwyth University and Paul Chaney, Cardiff University

Women, Work and the Everyday Politics of Welfare Work, Care and Civil Society

Helen Blakely, Cardiff University Drawing on interviews with welfare-reliant single mothers living in the South Wales Valleys, this original book charts their interactions with the labour market and welfare state, providing valuable new policy insights for welfare reform.

Youth Unemployment and Devolution Civil Society and Street Level Responses

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447353645 ePUB ISBN 9781447353669 234 x 156 mm 168 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

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Hardback £85.99 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781447364351 ePUB ISBN 9781447364375 234 x 156 mm 208 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

Sioned Pearce, Cardiff University Against a backdrop of increasingly mixed economies of welfare, this book explores civil society responses to youth unemployment in a quasi-federal or devolved state post-Brexit and following COVID-19.

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ALSO AVAILABLE Commons, Citizenship and Power Edited by Filippo Barbera and Emma Bell

Civil Society in an Age of Uncertainty Edited by Paul Chaney and Ian Rees Jones

Analysing the Trust– Transparency Nexus Ian Stafford, Alistair Cole and Dominic Heinz

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SERIES

Global Perspectives on Philanthropy and Public Good Series Editors: Tobias Jung, Shona Russell and Alina Baluch, Centre for the Study of Philanthropy & Public Good, University of St Andrews

American Philanthropy in Its Global Context The History, Law, and Politics of Giving

Thomas Adam, University of Arkansas Philanthropy has become a staple of American society and culture. Associations, endowments foundations and limited dividend companies have funded education, culture, healthcare, religion and social welfare.

Yet American philanthropy is not as exceptional as it appears to European observers. American philanthropy was built upon European and Mediterranean precedents and evolved through the constant influence of philanthropic practices in other parts of the world.

This book explores how philanthropic practices and institutions were introduced into American society and how they were Americanised during the 19th century. It provides a comprehensive history of American philanthropy and positions it within its wider global context.

ALSO AVAILABLE Philanthropic Response to Disasters Edited by Alexandra Williamson, Diana Leat and Susan Phillips

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447367475 ePUB ISBN 9781447367482 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025 • Social and Public Policy Collection

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SERIES

New Perspectives in Policy and Politics Series Editors: Oscar Berglund, University of Bristol, Claire Dunlop, University of Exeter, Elizabeth Koebele, University of Nevada, Reno and Christopher M. Weible, University of Colorado

Transformational Change in Public Policy Edited by Oscar Berglund, University of Bristol, Claire A. Dunlop, University of Exeter, Elizabeth A. Koebele, University of Nevada, Reno and Christopher M. Weible, University of Colorado Denver

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447372066 ePUB ISBN 9781447372073 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025 • Social and Public Policy Collection

How can public policy scholarship contribute to transformational societal change?

In this collection of essays, previously published in Policy & Politics, the authors explore different avenues towards more transformational public policy research. This includes being braver in what questions we ask; more inclusive in the actors we study and audiences we speak to; and more diverse in our theories and methods. The chapters address issues such as crises, democracy, participation, disasters and paradigm change.

This book is essential reading for academics involved in public policy and politics, and those invested in the improvement of our societies during turbulent times.

ALSO AVAILABLE Taking Risks and Breaking New Frontiers in Policy and Politics Edited by Oscar Berglund, Claire A. Dunlop and Christopher M. Weible

Strategic Management of the Transition to Public Sector CoCreation Edited by Jacob Torfing, Ewan Ferlie, Tina Jukić and Edoardo Ongaro

Beyond Nudge Edited by Benjamin Ewert, Kathrin Loer and Eva Thomann

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SERIES

Research in Comparative and Global Social Policy Series Editors: Heejung Chung, King’s College London, Alexandra Kaasch, University of Bielefeld and Stefan Kühner, Lingnan University

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universal health coverage f o u n dat i o n s and horizons

Universal Health Coverage Foundations and Horizons

Tuba I Agartan, Providence College This book traces the origins of Universal Health Coverage (UHC) in the broader context of universalism since the beginning of the 20th century.

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447371847 ePUB ISBN 9781447371854 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025 • Social and Public Policy Collection

r e s e ar c h i n c o m par at i v e & G l o ba l s o c i a l p o l i c y

UHC aims to improve access to essential health services, provide financial protection and overcome health care inequities.

Drawing on rich first-hand data, including expert interviews and archival research, this book adopts a historical-sociological methodology to analyse some of UHC’s key political dynamics: consensus, conflicts, negotiations and struggles. It reveals that UHC is the result of a unique conjoining of movements in health, debates on human rights and concerns with development in a particular world context across the Global North and Global South.

ALSO AVAILABLE Researching Global Education Policy Edited by D. Brent Edwards Jr., Antoni Verger, Marcia McKenzie and Keita Takayama

Mapping Welfare Attitudes in East Asia Trude Sundberg

Emerging Trends in Social Policy from the South Edited by Ilcheong Yi, Alexandra Kaasch and Kelly Stetter

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Digital Public Employment Services in Action

From Poverty to WellBeing and Human Flourishing (Volume 1)

Integrated Conceptualisation and Measurement of Economic Poverty

Edited by Didier Demazière, CNRS, Sciences Po Paris, Ray Griffin, South East Technological University (SETU), Janine Leschke, Copenhagen Business School and Magnus Paulsen Hansen, Roskilde University

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447371885 ePUB ISBN 9781447371908 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

As public employment services are fundamentally reconceptualised and transformed from analogue to digital, this volume addresses the need to reconcile what is technically possible and politically exciting with what is socially necessary.

Julio Boltvinik, El Colegio de México

NEW IN PAPERBACK • Social and Public Policy Collection

This book offers a holistic view of Julio Boltvinik’s vast and important work on poverty conceptualisation and measurement, which could potentially transform poverty narratives globally as it has done in Mexico.

From Poverty to WellBeing and Human Flourishing (Volume 2)

Ineffective Policies

Causes and Consequences of Bad Policy Choices

A Marxian Approach

Edited by Ian Roberge, York University, Heather McKeenEdwards, Bishop’s University and Malcolm Campbell-Verduyn, University of Groningen

Julio Boltvinik, El Colegio de México

• Social and Public Policy Collection

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447372189 ePUB ISBN 9781447372196 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025

Following the highly respected first volume, this book outlines Julio Boltvinik’s Marxian approach to poverty and human flourishing.

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447368472 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447368465 ePUB ISBN 9781447368489 234 x 156 mm 260 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447371557 ePUB ISBN 9781447371571 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025

This book argues for studying bad policy, demonstrates its harmful effects across fields and provides policy makers with the tools to reflect, identify and act.

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How Ireland’s LGBTQI+ Youth Movement was Built

Public Policy Evaluation in the Middle East and North Africa

Civil Society in the Pursuit of Social Justice

Edited by Anis Ben Brik, Hamad Bin Khalifa University

Michael Barron, The Rowan Trust

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447368700 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447368694 ePUB ISBN 9781447368717 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

Analysis of how LGBTI+ civil society organisations influenced Irish public policy between the 1993 decriminalisation of homosexuality, and the 2015 introduction of marriage equality and progressive gender-recognition legislations.

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447375678 ePUB ISBN 9781447375692 234 x 156 mm 256 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025 • Social and Public Policy Collection

This book describes both prior developments and the current state of evaluation across the MENA region, focusing on three dimensions: the political, social and professional systems.

Street-Level Bureaucracy in Weak State Institutions

The Borders Within Causes and Fixes of Geographic Divides

Michael Donnelly, University of Bath

Edited by Rik Peeters, Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE), Gabriela Lotta, Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV) and Fernando Nieto-Morales, El Colegio de México

NEW IN PAPERBACK • Social and Public Policy Collection

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447368755 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447368748 ePUB ISBN 9781447368762 234 x 156 mm 264 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

Street-level bureaucracy scholars from South Asia, subSaharan Africa, the Middle East and Latin America analyse the conditions that shape frontline work and citizens’ everyday experience of the state.

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Drawing on research with over 200 young people across 17 different localities in the UK, this book proposes an alternative framework for how we address borders within countries.

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The Eco-Social Polity?

Theoretical, Conceptual and Empirical Issues Edited by Ekaterina Domorenok, University of Padua, Paolo Graziano, University of Padua and Katharina Zimmermann, University of Hamburg

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The Making of a LefT Behind CLass E d u c at i o n a l S t r at i f i c at i o n , MEritocracy and W i d E n i n g Pa r t i c i Pat i o n Fred Powell Margaret Scanlon Pat l e a h y hilary JenkinSon olive Byrne

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The Making of a LeftBehind Class

Educational Stratification, Meritocracy and Widening Participation

Fred Powell, Margaret Scanlon, Pat Leahy, Hilary Jenkinson and Olive Byrne, University College Cork Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447367956 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447367949 ePUB ISBN 9781447367963 234 x 156 mm 214 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

A vital contribution to the steadily growing, though extremely fragmented, academic and political debates on the impacts and trade-offs that arise as a consequence of climate change.

An analysis of the ‘left-behind’ phenomenon that explains how denied educational equality undermines social cohesion and what we can do about it.

Pathways to Sustainable Welfare

The Politics of Food Insecurity in Canada and the United Kingdom

Inertia, Emergence and Transformation in Swedish Cities

Edited by Zsofia Mendly-Zambo, York University and Dennis Raphael, School of Health Policy and Management

Kajsa Emilsson, Lund University, Martin Fritz, Friedrich Schiller University of Jena, Roger Hildingsson, Lund University, Håkan Johansson, Lund University, Jamil Khan, Lund University and Max Koch, Lund University • Social and Public Policy Collection

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An examination of how cities can address the dual challenges of climate change and sustainability while ensuring the welfare of their populations.

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This book provides a vision of a future whereby public control over the distribution of resources – including food – will eliminate food insecurity and other conditions that threaten health.

SOCIAL RESEARCH METHODS AND RESEARCH PRACTICES | 24

Qualitative Research Methods for Everyone An Essential Toolkit

Karen O’Reilly, Loughborough University Whether you’re a student, academic or practitioner working in an applied setting, this text will lead you through the complex terrain of qualitative research methods.

Written by renowned sociologist Karen O’Reilly, the book distils decades of experience into a valuable toolkit of lessons and insights.

Key highlights include: •

tackling challenging issues like determining the optimal number of interviews and maintaining objectivity in research;

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a keen focus on what the time-constrained researcher needs to know, delivering essential knowledge efficiently;

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pedagogical features like exercises, dos and don’ts and summaries.

Bridging theory and practice, and packed with a wealth of advice, useful tips and resources for further reading, this is the definitive guide to qualitative research for beginners and seasoned researchers.

The book is accompanied by a podcast series that features lively discussions between Karen O'Reilly and students, academics and professionals worldwide about how the toolkit approach can make navigating today’s complex world of qualitative research easier and more exciting.

Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95 ISBN 9781447372158 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781447372141 ePUB ISBN 9781447372165 244 x 170 mm 288 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025 INSPECTION COPY AVAILABLE

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Creative Research Methods in Practice Series Editor: Helen Kara, We Research It Ltd.

Poetic Inquiry as Research A Decolonial Guide

Edited by Heidi van Rooyen, Human Sciences Research Council and Raphael d’Abdon, University of South Africa

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This insightful guide sheds light on the transformative power of poetic inquiry in academic research. Blending poetry with scholarly work, it offers practical advice on crafting research poems, distinguishing them from literary poems and determining when to incorporate them into your studies.

Sandboxing in Practice

Qualitative Interviewing with Sand, Objects and Figures Dawn Mannay and Victoria Timperley, Cardiff University

• Creative Research Methods in Practice

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This is the ultimate guide to the innovative technique of sandboxing, a groundbreaking method transforming qualitative research.

Complete with insightful case studies and practical advice, it equips readers with the tools needed to effectively implement sandboxing in their research practice.

• Creative Research Methods in Practice

ALSO AVAILABLE Encountering the World with I-Docs Ella Harris

Doing Phenomenography Amanda Taylor-Beswick and Eva Hornung

CREATIVE RESEARCH METHODS IN PRACTICE

FICTION AND RESEARCH A Guide to Connecting Stories and Inquiry

Becky Tipper and Leah Gilman

CREATIVE RESEARCH METHODS IN PRACTICE

PHOTOVOICE REIMAGINED Nicole Brown

Photovoice Reimagined Nicole Brown

Fiction and Research Becky Tipper and Leah Gilman

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Key Texts on Interdisciplinary Higher Education Edited by Iris van der Tuin, Utrecht University

Hardback £100.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781447376439 ePUB ISBN 9781447376453 244 x 170 mm 368 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

Created to support course developers, this reader offers essential guidance for designing interdisciplinary higher education courses. It offers foundational extracts and practical advice to save time, gain expert insights and create impactful courses that meet today’s challenges.

Embracing the Unknown

Experiences of Studying for a PhD in the Social Sciences Edited by Sarah Jones, Mikahil Azad, Liam Miles and Adam Lynes, Birmingham City University

Paperback £28.99 | US$43.50 ISBN 9781447373896 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447373889 ePUB ISBN 9781447373902 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025

This book provides a real-world view of undertaking a PhD in the social sciences within environments that are underpinned by precarity, insecurity and competition.

Demystifying the PhD journey with insightful guidance, it offers strategies to beat imposter syndrome, boost confidence and make connections and networks in higher education.

Research Justice

Methodologies for Social Change Edited by Andrew J. Jolivette, UC Santa Barbara “I would recommend it to anyone studying research methods or ethics.”

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Building on the groundbreaking frameworks developed by the DataCenter Research for Justice, this updated edition challenges traditional research models and highlights the intersections between research, knowledge and political power. It’s an essential resource for anyone committed to transforming structural inequities in research and society.

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PLANNING AND HOUSING | 27

Planning without Growth Yvonne Rydin, University College London Many planning systems are currently locked into growthdependence, encouraging market-led development which can widen social inequalities and produce adverse environmental outcomes.

This accessible book introduces students to the debates around growth and planning and sets out the solutions to promote genuinely sustainable communities. It includes: •

a positive proposal for reform of the planning system;

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focused discussions from the UK and Europe providing lessons for future planning;

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analysis of the challenges of implementing reform.

Covering chapters on cooperatives, community land trusts, local economic development and community assets and infrastructure, as well as commoning, it provides a roadmap for planning system reform with social justice and sustainability at its heart.

Paperback £21.99 | US $32.99 ISBN 9781447369776 ePUB ISBN 9781447369783 244 x 170 mm 304 pages UK February 2025 US March 2025 INSPECTION COPY AVAILABLE • Urban Studies Collection

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CASE Studies on Poverty, Place and Policy Published in conjunction with the Centre for Analysis of Social Exclusion (CASE) at the London School of Economics.

Beyond Bricks and Mortar

Building Homes, Communities, and Neighbourhoods Anne Power, London School of Economics and Political Science

Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95 ISBN 9781447357544 Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781447357537 ePUB ISBN 9781447357551 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025

For over 150 years, social landlords, including councils, housing associations, philanthropic and private individuals have met both social and housing needs together. Providing far more than ‘bricks and mortar’, they have played a crucial role in helping the lowest income communities to survive, supplying jobs and skills, helping elderly and vulnerable tenants, supporting families and improving local environments.

Social housing has a largely unsung role, yet is increasingly important in filling the gaps left by declining public services. Through the voices of tenants and frontline staff, Anne Power shows the immeasurable value of the social role of social housing, both for low-income tenants and for society as a whole.

ALSO AVAILABLE Cities for a Small Continent Anne Power

Social Policy in a Cold Climate Edited by Ruth Lupton, Tania Burchardt, John Hills, Kitty Stewart and Polly Vizard

An Equal Start?

Edited by Ludovica Gambaro, Kitty Stewart and Jane Waldfogel

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Planning in a Failing State

Private Renting in the Advanced Economies

Edited by Olivier Sykes, University of Liverpool and John Sturzaker, University of Hertfordshire

Edited by Peter A. Kemp, University of Oxford

Reforming Spatial Governance in England

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This topical book offers an analysis of the current state of the planning system in England and an evidence-based review of over a decade of change. With a critique of ongoing UK planning reforms, the book argues that the planning system is often blamed for a range of issues that are in fact the fault of ineffective policy making.

Growth and Change in a Financialised World

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This edited collection analyses recent changes in the private rental housing market, using case studies from the UK, Europe, Australia and the USA, and assesses the initial impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Slow Planning?

The Gated City

Timescapes, Power and Democracy

Planning Practice and the Challenges of Urban Fragmentation in Mexico

Mark Dobson and Gavin Parker, University of Reading

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Emma Regina Morales, Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Occidente

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A deep exploration on how questions of time and its organisation affect planning practice, this book questions ‘project speed’: where time to think, deliberate and plan has been squeezed. The authors demonstrate the many benefits of slow planning for the key participants, multiple interests and planning system overall.

The book tells the story of the proliferation of gated communities in Mexico over the last three decades. Weaving together the multiple influences of housing policy, predatory financial markets and an increased fear of crime, the book sets out how policy makers and planners can provide non-gated solutions to urban anxiety.

HEALTH AND SOCIAL CARE | 30

Radical Approaches to the Care Crisis Solidarity, Community and a National Care Service Anne M. Gray, formerly London South Bank University “An important and thought-provoking contribution to the vital debate about how we meet the growing care and support needs of an ageing population.”

RICHARD HUMPHRIES, HEALTH FOUNDATION

This book explores the critical issue of how to manage the everincreasing demand for social care in Britain’s ageing society. With informal care from family members and friends now the dominant form of adult social care in the UK, this precarious system is struggling to provide enough support.

Exploring the relationship between formal and informal care, this book develops ideas for a ‘caring economy’, showing the potential to integrate paid-for and unpaid care within a framework of solidarity based on the strengths of the community, working to improve the quality and quantity of state-funded care provision while sharing unpaid support more widely as a community responsibility.

Paperback £24.99 | US $38.50 ISBN 9781447374084 ePUB ISBN 9781447374091 216 x 140 mm 208 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

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Transforming Care Series Editors: Costanzo Ranci, Polytechnic University of Milan and Tine Rostgaard, Stockholm University and Roskilde University

Long-Term Care and Older People in Western Europe Lessons From the COVID-19 Pandemic

Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781447367284 ePUB ISBN 9781447367307 234 x 156 mm 304 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

Edited by Eloísa del Pino, Spanish National Research Council and Francisco Javier Moreno-Fuentes, Spanish National Research Council This book highlights the institutional, organisational and management challenges facing care homes, both in continuing to provide services to an increasingly ageing population and in future public health crises following the COVID-19 pandemic.

Care Poverty and Unmet Needs

Inequalities in Theory and Practice Edited by Teppo Kröger, University of Jyväskylä, Nicola Brimblecombe, London School of Economics and Political Science, Ricardo Rodrigues, University of Lisbon and Kirstein Rummery, University of Stirling

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This book is the first collective effort to analyse the issue of population ageing at an international level and from a social policy perspective.

ALSO AVAILABLE Unpaid Work in Nursing Homes Edited by Pat Armstrong

Reablement in Long-Term Care for Older People Edited by Tine Rostgaard, John Parsons and Hanne Tuntland

A Care Crisis in the Nordic Welfare States?

Edited by Lise Lotte Hansen, Hanne Marlene Dahl and Laura Horn

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Ageing in a Global Context Series Editors: Chris Phillipson, University of Manchester, Toni Calasanti, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and Anna Wanka, Goethe University Frankfurt

Diverse Transnational Care Ageing and Migration in Bolivia

Tanja Bastia, University of Manchester and Claudia Calsina, Universidad de San Simón Available open access digitally under CCBY-NC-ND licence. Drawing on original interviews with the parents of migrants in Bolivia who stayed in their country of origin, this book analyses diverse practices of transnational care within a single country and examines the impact on these parents.

Civic Engagement in Later Life Edited by Rodrigo Serrat, University of Barcelona Available open access digitally under CCBY-NC-ND licence. This book provides a comprehensive, interdisciplinary perspective on older adults’ civic engagement. It proposes a conceptual framework which understands civic engagement to be a multidimensional concept that encompasses the diverse activities through which older people contribute to their communities.

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ALSO AVAILABLE Reimagining Age-Friendly Communities Edited by Tine Buffel, Patty Doran and Sophie Yarker

Retirement Migration and Precarity in Later Life Marion Repetti and Toni Calasanti

Ageing, Men and Social Relations Edited by Paul Willis, Ilkka Pietilä and Marjaana Seppänen

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Lockdown Life

The Pandemic Experience for Older Diarists Nicola Madge, Kingston University London The COVID-19 pandemic took many by surprise when it arrived in Britain in early 2020. Daily lives changed dramatically with the introduction of unprecedented restrictions and lockdowns. How did people react?

This book draws on the diaries of 68 men and women aged 70 and above, capturing their thoughts and experiences over the following months. Although these older diarists considered themselves among the more fortunate at the time, their entries reveal both highs and lows.

There were anxieties and frustrations but also much positivity and, often, a reluctance for an over-hasty return to pre-pandemic times.

Through these personal and contemporaneous accounts, the book offers a unique contribution to our understanding of the pandemic and its significance in modern social history.

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Research in Social Work Series Editors: Anna Gupta, Royal Holloway, University of London and John Gal, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

Sense and Sensibility in Social Work with Families and Children

European Perspectives on Developments in Child Protection and Welfare

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447374473 ePUB ISBN 9781447374497 234 x 156 mm 256 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025 • Social Work and Community Development Collection

Edited by Sara Serbati, University of Padova, Edgar Marthinsen, Norwegian University of Science and Technology and Brid Featherstone, University of Huddersfield Practitioners and managers in child protection often struggle to focus on the needs of children and families in the face of ever-expanding bureaucracy.

This book brings together authors from across Europe to explore the strategies and solutions that promote doing things right by those in need rather than to the letter of procedure.

It argues that more flexible, community/ partnership-based approaches are required to meet the needs of parents and children experiencing difficulties and risk of harm.

Essential reading for academics, managers and policy makers in social work and child welfare, it contributes to the development of reflective thinking and spotlights the potential of coproduction and co-creation.

ALSO AVAILABLE Social Work and Social Innovation Edited by Jean Pierre Wilken, Anne ParpanBlaser, Sarah Prosser, Suzan van der Pas and Erik Jansen

Living on the Edge Edited by Samuel Keller, Inger Oterholm, Veronika Paulsen and Adrian van Breda

Migration and Social Work Edited by Emilio José Gómez-Ciriano, Elena Cabiati and Sofia Dedotsi

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Decolonising Social Work in Finland Racialisation and Practices of Care

Edited by Kris Clarke, University of Helsinki, Leece Lee-Oliver, California State University and Satu Ranta-Tyrkkö, University of Jyväskylä “Exposing and dismantling the prevailing colonial structures and knowledge systems in social work, this powerful book offers a deep understanding of coloniality in the Nordic countries and beyond.”

KRISTÍN LOFTSDÓTTIR, UNIVERSITY OF ICELAND

This book examines the contemporary social care realities and practices of Finland, a small nation with a history enmeshed in social relations as both coloniser and colonised.

Decolonising Social Work in Finland: •

interrogates coloniality, racialisation and diversity in the context of Finnish social work and social care;

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brings together racialised and mainstream White Finnish researchers, activists and community members to challenge relations of epistemic violence on racialised populations in Finland;

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critically unpacks colonial views of care and wellbeing.

It will be essential reading for international scholars and students in the fields of social work, sociology, indigenous studies, health sciences, social sciences and education.

Paperback £29.99 | US $44.99 ISBN 9781447371434 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781447371427 ePUB ISBN 9781447371441 234 x 156 mm 296 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK • Social Work and Community Development Collection

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Doing Real Life Change in Children’s Social Care Embedded Research in Practice

Jenny Lloyd and Rachael Owens, Durham University Too many young people face harm and danger – sometimes fatal – in their own communities. We need to build more effective, rightsbased and equitable social care systems that will protect adolescents and prioritise the place of relationships, emotions and culture in our societies. But how can we achieve this?

Based on significant research into contextual safeguarding system change, this book uses research, real-life stories and creative writing to explore three key areas applicable to many human services: •

Methods and tools for changing systems, including practical guidance;

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Relationships and their role in creating and sustaining change; and

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The wider meaning and implications of doing embedded research.

Accessible for researchers, students, professionals and anyone committed to creating positive change in adolescent safeguarding, this book brings together sociological approaches to understanding social systems with psychosocial theories, giving insights into the emotional and relational contexts of organisational change.

Paperback £24.99 | US $38.50 ISBN 9781447372387 ePUB ISBN 9781447372394 216 x 140 mm 208 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Children, Young People and Families Collection

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A Critical Approach to Youth Sector Peacebuilding Dialogue, Politics, and Power

Andy Hamilton, Mark Hammond and Eliz McArdle, Ulster University Drawing on empirical research and practice underpinned by an integrated conceptual, theoretical and methodological framework, this book looks at the role of youth in peacebuilding, with a particular focus on Northern Ireland.

Understanding Parent Blame Edited by Luke Clements and Ana Laura Aiello, University of Leeds This edited collection brings together academics, practitioners, activists, parents and young people to explore the nature and causes of parent–carer blame. It interrogates its prevalence, impact and potential pathways for reform.

Youth Work

Improving the Lives of Young People and Communities Tracie Trimmer-Platman, University of East London This book gives clear and practical evidence of the significant benefits of open access youth work, with guidance on replicating best practice in similar urban environments.

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447373438 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447373421 ePUB ISBN 9781447373445 234 x 156 mm 208 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Children, Young People and Families Collection

Paperback £24.99 | US $38.50 ISBN 9781447375234 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447375227 ePUB ISBN 9781447375241 234 x 156 mm 208 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025 • Children, Young People and Families Collection

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447368656 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447368649 ePUB ISBN 9781447368663 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK July 2025 August 2025 • Children, Young People and Families Collection

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Key Issues in Social Justice Series Editors: Kalwant Bhopal, University of Birmingham, Martin Myers, University of Nottingham, Karl Kitching, University of Birmingham and Kenzo Sung, Rowan University

Low-income Female Teacher Values and Agency in India Implications for Reflective Practice Ruth Samuel, Cranfield University “This book fills a gap about the lived experiences of low-income female teachers in India. It draws on a unique methodology to explore the voice and agency of individual teachers and helps drive the agenda of social justice education.”

Paperback £24.99 | US $42.95 ISBN 9781447360988 Hardback £85.00 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781447360971 ePUB ISBN 9781447360995 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK

CAMILLE KANDIKO HOWSON, IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON

Education in India focuses on exam performance and consequently teachers often act as disseminators of textbook material, while maintaining class discipline and respect. This book explores low-income female teachers’ speech and syntax as a crucial resource in which agency, freedom and empowerment is enacted within a strong oral tradition in India.

It demonstrates how this socially and economically marginalised group overcome prejudices to develop relational agency and embed their authority. It shows how they establish their values and why their beliefs shape attitudes to aspiration, achievement and freedom of choice. It concludes with recommendations for policy and improvements to reflective practice in teaching.

ALSO AVAILABLE Disrupting the Academy with Lived ExperienceLed Knowledge Edited by Maree Higgins and Caroline Lenette

Permanent Racism Paul Warmington

Transformative Teaching and Learning in Further Education Rob Smith and Vicky Duckworth

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Critical Research and Creative Practice with Migrant and Refugee Communities Edited by Brian Callan, Pearson Nkhoma and Naomi Thompson, Goldsmiths, University of London Drawing on the voices and experiences of refugees, activists and professional practitioners, this collection illustrates the complexities of migration with real-world case studies, and presents the possibilities of innovative and compassionate interventions.

Highlighting the use of creative and narrative methods in the social, therapeutic and community sectors, all chapters provide clear practice implications. Rather than presenting migration as a problem to be avoided, this book offers original insights into how research and practice can be better informed by the voices of those seeking a better way.

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447372790 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447372783 ePUB ISBN 9781447372806 234 x 156 mm 192 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025 • Social Work and Community Development Collection

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Sociology of Children and Families Series Editors: Esther Dermott and Debbie Watson, University of Bristol SOCIOLOGY OF CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

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Belonging and Belongings

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Negotiating Paid Employment, Housework and Childcare Emily Christopher

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Negotiating Paid Employment, Housework and Childcare

Emily Christopher, Aston University Hardback £85.99 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781529224962 ePUB ISBN 9781529224979 234 x 156 mm 192 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

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Couples at Work

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This book examines how couples navigate paid work, housework and childcare, revealing how employment policies and individual attitudes either reinforce or challenge gender inequalities in domestic life.

Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. Based on in-depth fieldwork with Belgian children aged 10 to 16, this book examines how children in shared physical custody define and negotiate their place within the household of each parent.

Reimagining Stepmother

Thinking Through Family

Patrycja Sosnowska-Buxton, The University of Stavanger

Janet Boddy, University of Sussex and Oslo Metropolitan University

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529236996 ePUB ISBN 9781529237016 234 x 156 mm 208 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

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A Feminist Analysis of Step(m)otherings

Narratives of Care Experienced Lives

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Drawing on interviews with British stepmothers, this book reimagines their roles through a feminist sociological lens, exploring stepfamily dynamics and how stepmothers navigate gendered and social structures.

Drawing on longitudinal research, this book uses the perspectives of people who have been in care to redefine the concept of family. Through a narrative analysis of the complexity of family lives, the author challenges the idea that some families are ‘ordinary’, while others are troubled, problematic and ‘other’.

ALSO AVAILABLE Turning Global Rights into Local Realities Afua Twum-Danso Imoh

Understanding Muslim Family Life Joanne Britton

Critical Perspectives on Research with Children Edited by Sarah Richards and Sarah Coombs

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Global Migration and Social Change

Series Editors: Nando Sigona, Institute for Research into Superdiversity, University of Birmingham, UK and Alexandra Délano Alonso, The New School, US Borders, Citizenship and Pregnancy

Pa o l o N o v a k

Buildings of Refuge and the Postcoloniality of asylum infRastRuctuRe

Migrant Women’s Experiences of Pregnancy and Maternity Care in the UK

Gwyneth Lonergan, Northumbria University

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G l o b a l m i G r at i o n a n d s o c i a l c h a n G e

Buildings of Refuge and the Postcoloniality of Asylum Infrastructure Paolo Novak, SOAS University of London Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529234206 ePUB ISBN 9781529234220 234 x 156 mm 192 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

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Using the analytical framework of reproductive justice, this book examines migrant women’s experiences of pregnancy and maternity care within the context of gendered and racialised discourses around health, reproduction and citizenship, austerity and an expanding border regime.

This book examines the buildings used as reception centres for asylum seekers in central Italy, revealing how they reflect the European migration crisis and EU border management.

Entangled Asylum in the Nordic Region

Refugee Reception and Camps

Sarah Scott Ford, University of Copenhagen

Edited by Lucas Oesch, Université de Neuchâtel, Léa Lemaire, Université Libre de Bruxelles

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529242027 ePUB ISBN 9781529242034 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK July 2025 US September 2025

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Sarah Scott Ford

EntanglEd asylum in thE nordic rEgion LegaL SocioLogy and human rightS

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Legal Sociology and Human Rights

Local and Global Perspectives

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This book explores human rights oversight in asylum decision making through a sociolegal lens, focusing on the Nordic countries. It examines how institutional contexts shape interactions between national and international law, highlighting how national decision makers navigate and contest international norms.

Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence.

This collection offers new insights into refugee reception camps by examining the interplay between local and global governance dynamics, enhancing understanding of the complex realities faced in refugee camps worldwide.

ALSO AVAILABLE Intimacy as a Lens on Work and Migration Jingyu Mao

The Shape of Belonging for Unaccompanied Young Migrants Özlem Ögtem-Young

Migration, Crisis and Temporality at the Zimbabwe–South Africa Border Kudakwashe Vanyoro

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Death and Culture Series Editors: Ruth Penfold-Mounce, University of York, Kate Woodthorpe, University of Bath and Erica Borgstrom, The Open University

Death and Institutions

Processes, Places and the Past Edited by Kate Woodthorpe and Helen Frisby, University of Bath and Bethan Michael-Fox, The Open University

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529236668 ePUB ISBN 9781529236675 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025 • Sociology Collection

This interdisciplinary collection combines chapters on process, place and the past to examine the relationships both within and between institutions, institutionalisation and death in international contexts. Of broad appeal to students and academics in areas including social policy, health sciences, sociology, psychology, anthropology, cultural studies, history and the wider humanities, this collection spans multiple disciplines to offer crucial insights into the end of life, body disposal, bereavement and mourning.

ALSO AVAILABLE Dissection Photography Brandon Zimmerman

Death’s Social and Material Meaning beyond the Human Edited by Jesse D. Peterson, Natashe Lemos Dekker and Philip R. Olson

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Decolonization and Social Worlds Series Editors: Alana Lentin, Western Sydney University, Australia, Ali Meghji, University of Cambridge, UK, Syed Farid Alatas, National University of Singapore and Jairo I. Fúnez-Flores, Texas Tech University, US

Decolonizing Feminist Economics Possibilities for Just Futures

Gisela Carrasco-Miró, Central European University

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529236484 ePUB ISBN 9781529236491 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025 • Sociology Collection

This book introduces a decolonizing approach to feminist economics, offering insights that move beyond the boundaries of modern Eurocentrism. The author explores the relationship between colonialism, capitalism, heteropatriarchy and ecological degradation, while offering critical feminist and decolonizing tools. By investigating global struggles, the author illuminates our hijacked present and imagines a decolonizing feminist economic landscape that is under transformation.

Transdisciplinary and innovative, this book fills a vital gap by exploring the interplay between decolonization and feminist economics, challenging the growth logic, capitalism and Western-centrism, and imagining new possibilities for more just futures.

ALSO AVAILABLE Critical Racial and Decolonial Literacies Edited by Debbie Bargallie and Nilmini Fernando

White Supremacy and Racism in Progressive America Miguel Montalva Barba

Coloniality and Meritocracy in Unequal EU Migrations Simone Varriale

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Interpretive Lenses in Sociology Series Editors: Thomas DeGloma, City University of New York and Julie B. Wiest, West Chester University of Pennsylvania

Interpreting Identities

Dimensions of Power, Presence, and Belonging Edited by Wayne Brekhus, University of Missouri, Susie Scott, University of Sussex

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529228144 ePUB ISBN 9781529228168 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025 • Sociology Collection

This edited collection brings together social scientists to interpret identity from a wide range of analytical perspectives. Drawing on multiple interpretive traditions from the last 100 years, the book explores how underlying social, cultural and psychological forces shape the dimensions of identity.

Interpreting Subcultures

Approaching, Contextualizing, and Embodying Sense-Making Practices in Alternative Cultures Edited by J. Patrick Williams, Nanyang Technological University “This fascinating international collection explores the meanings that lie behind the living and researching of subcultural identities.

Essential reading for students and researchers alike.”

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PAUL HODKINSON, UNIVERSITY OF SURREY

This book explains the interpretive processes through which subcultural phenomena are studied. Examining dimensions of interpretivism, it reveals how and why people use specific conceptual frames or methodologies and how they shape their interpretations of everyday realities.

ALSO AVAILABLE Interpreting the Body Edited by Anne Marie Champagne and Asia Friedman

Interpreting Contentious Memory Edited by Thomas DeGloma and Janet Jacobs

Interpretive Sociology and the Semiotic Imagination Edited by Andrea Cossu and Jorge Fontdevila

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Gender and Sociology Series Editors: Sue Scott, Newcastle University and Stevi Jackson, University of York

University Audit Cultures and Feminist Praxis An Institutional Ethnography

Órla Meadhbh Murray, Northumbria University Newcastle and Durham University

Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781529214321 ePUB ISBN 9781529214338 234 x 156 mm 184 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Sociology Collection

Being ‘REF-able’. The impact agenda. The student experience. University audit culture has infiltrated academic life, but how should we respond?

Drawing on a five-year Institutional Ethnography of UK universities, the author provides a feminist take on the neoliberal university and abolitionist reflections on audit culture.

For feminist and other critical academics, the interpretative power involved in audit processes provides an opportunity to collectively challenge and subvert, re-read and re-write institutions. This book challenges the myths and misinterpretations around how academic audit processes work, arguing that if we are complicit then we have agency to do them differently.

ALSO AVAILABLE Embodying Irish Abortion Reform Aideen O’Shaughnessy

North Korean Women and Defection Hyun-Joo Lim

Feminist Politics in Neoconservative Russia Inna Perheentupa

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POST-MULTICULTURALISM, RELIGION AND RECOGNITION THOMAS SEALY

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Complete with pedagogical features that provide space for reflection and discussion, this book invites readers to examine their own relationships with migration, ethics, politics and power, encouraging teachers, students and practitioners to think critically about their position in relation to the knowledge they both bring and gain.

Hardback £45.00 | US $75.00 ISBN 9781529240511 ePUB ISBN 9781529240528 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

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This book explores the evolving relationship between multiculturalism, religion and religious diversity in Western Europe. The author develops new theoretical thinking through a unique critical conversation between multicultural theory and political theology, bridging gaps between these overlapping but previously disconnected areas.

Global Crises

Sheltering Strangers

Complexity Based Research and Practice for Social Transformation

Critical Memoirs from Hosting Ukrainian Refugees

Daniel Briggs, Northumbria University

David Byrne and Gill Callaghan, Durham University and Emma Uprichard, University of Warwick

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Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781447370833 ePUB ISBN 9781447370857 234 x 156 mm 304 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025

Featuring examples from the UK, China, Brazil, South Africa and the US, this book demonstrate how an action research programme based around the use of existing social research methods embedded in processes of co-production and participation can drive real-time social change.

Post-Multiculturalism, Religion and Recognition Thomas Sealy, University of Bristol

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POST-MULTICULTURALISM, RELIGION AND RECOGNITION

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447373629 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781447373612 ePUB ISBN 9781447373643 234 x 156 mm 192 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025

This book documents the experiences of 16 Ukrainian families seeking refuge in a Spanish town near Madrid, highlighting their experiences and the experiences of local families who volunteered to host them with limited state support or EU planning.

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Racism and Austerity

Intersectional Socialism

Mike Cole, University of East London and Bishop Grosseteste University

Charles Masquelier, University of Exeter

Tory Ideology, Migrants, Muslims and the Working Class

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529239782 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529239775 ePUB ISBN 9781529239799 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

A Utopia for Radical Interdependence

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This book provides an up-to-date analysis of the Conservative Party’s policies on racism, the hostile environment and austerity under Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak. It’s essential reading for anyone interested in contemporary politics, as well as students studying the sociology and politics of racism or social class.

“Both utopian and pragmatic, this book offers a bold, inclusive invitation. Foregrounding womenof-colours' and decolonial theories, Masquelier reframes socialism in a broader, radically interconnected framework. Highly recommended.”

ANA LOUISE KEATING, TEXAS WOMAN’S UNIVERSITY

This book offers a unique and timely reformulation of socialism adapted to current challenges. It makes explicit the ‘silent utopia’ of intersectionality theory and lays the conceptual groundwork for an emancipatory politics.

Liquid Racism

Rethinking Migration

Nathan Kerrigan, Damian Breen and Yusef Bakkali, Birmingham City University

Edited by Bridget Anderson, University of Bristol

Brexit, Education and Road Culture

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Paperback £24.99 | US $45.95 ISBN 9781529218480 Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781529218473 ePUB ISBN 9781529218497 234 x 156 mm 200 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

This innovative book takes Bauman’s notions of ‘liquid modernity’ one step further to develop a theory of ‘liquid racism’. Through case studies on Brexit, education, and Black youth culture, the authors reveal how racism persists in new forms, despite post-race claims.

Challenging Borders, Citizenship and Race

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529234473 ePUB ISBN 9781529234480 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK February 2025 US March 2025 • Sociology Collection

Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. This interdisciplinary collection rethinks migration by exploring human and non-human mobility, offering fresh perspectives on migration as a force that connects rather than divides.

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The Culture of Care in Britain since the Second World War Bernice Martin, Royal Holloway, University of London This book examines the evolving value of caregiving in Britain, from the establishment of the welfare state to the present day. It explores the shifts in discourses surrounding care, charting key social, economic, political and cultural changes which have led to the current ‘care crisis’.

The Personal Life of Debt

Coercion, Subjectivity and Inequality in Britain Ryan Davey, Cardiff University The first full-length ethnography of debt problems in Britain, this book uses long-term fieldwork on a southern English housing estate to challenge stigmatising portrayals of debt and bring new insights to the emerging field of debt studies.

The Politics of Intersectional Practice Representation, Coalition and Solidarity in UK NGOs

Ashlee Christoffersen, York University, Toronto

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529236101 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529236095 ePUB ISBN 9781529236118 234 x 156 mm 264 pages UK May 2025 UK May 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK

“This is an unflinching analysis of the realities of applying intersectionality ‘on the ground’ in equality organizations.”

LEAH BASSEL, COVENTRY UNIVERSITY

This book examines the use of intersectionality in UK policy and practice, with a specific focus on NGOs, outlining five distinct interpretations of intersectional practice and their implications.

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Alternatives to Capitalism in the 21st Century Series Editors: Lara Monticelli, University College London and Torsten Geelan, University of Bristol

Land, Capital and Extractive Frontiers Social Conflict and Ecological Crisis in the Senegalese River Delta Maura Benegiamo, University of Pisa

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529237825 ePUB ISBN 9781529237832 234 x 156 mm 152 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Business, Management and Economics Collection

This book examines ‘land grabbing’ - its colonial roots and the fraught relationship between capital and nature amid the current ecological crisis.

Remaking Money for a Sustainable Future Money Commons

Ester Barinaga Martín, Lund University “This is a sophisticated inquiry into the origins and diversity of money.”

BILL MAURER, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE

Available open access digitally under CC-BYNC-ND licence. Engaging imaginatively with the future of money, this book examines the real-life efforts of grassroots movements and activists from across the world.

Paperback £27.99 | US $47.95 ISBN 9781529225389 Hardback £90.99 | US $159.95 ISBN 9781529225372 ePUB ISBN 9781529225396 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK April 2024 US May 2024 NEW IN PAPERBACK • Business, Management and Economics Collection

ALSO AVAILABLE A Desire for Equality Michel Lallement

Prefiguring Utopia Suryamayi Aswini Clarence-Smith

From Capital to Commons Hannes Gerhardt

Alternative Societies Luke Martell

Politics of the Gift Frank Adloff Aswini Clarence-Smith

The Future Is Now: An Introduction to Prefigurative Politics Edited by Lara Monticelli

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Organizations and Activism Series Editors: Daniel King, Nottingham Trent University and Martin Parker, University of Bristol

Organising for Change

Social Change Makers and Social Change Organisations Silke Roth, University of Southampton and Clare Saunders, University of Exeter, Cornwall “Challenges us to think differently about activists and social change organisations.”

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529236019 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529236002 ePUB ISBN 9781529236026 234 x 156 mm 270 pages UK February 2024 US March 2024 NEW IN PAPERBACK • Business, Management and Economics Collection

DAVID LEWIS, LONDON SCHOOL OF ECONOMICS AND POLITICAL SCIENCE

This book explores global social change processes through the concepts of social change organisations (SCOs) and social change makers (SCMs).

Organizing Food, Faith and Freedom Imagining Alternatives

Ozan Alakavuklar, Utrecht University “A much-needed account of the power of alternatives: highly political, self-reflexive and hopeful.”

PATRIZIA ZANONI, HASSELT UNIVERSITY

Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95 ISBN 9781529216240 Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781529216233 ePUB ISBN 9781529216257 234 x 156 mm 154 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK • Business, Management and Economics Collection

Based on an autoethnographic study about a free food store in Aotearoa New Zealand, this book examines how community solutions could offer blueprints to organize differently against capitalist dynamics.

ALSO AVAILABLE Studying Political Parties as Organizations Emil Husted

Food Politics, Activism and Alternative Consumer Cooperatives Beyza Oba and Zeynep Özsoy

Co-operation and Co-operatives in 21st-Century Europe Edited by Julian Manley, Anthony Webster and Olga Kuznetsova

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Business, Finance and International Development Series Editors: Catherine Dolan and Farwa Sial, SOAS University of London, Paul Gilbert and Dinah Rajak, University of Sussex, Lena Lavinas, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Emma Mawdsley, University of Cambridge and Jessica Sklair, Queen Mary University of London

State, Capitalism and Finance in Emerging Markets

Between Subordination and Statecraft Edited by Johannes Petry and Andreas Nölke, Goethe University Frankfurt

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529243345 ePUB ISBN 9781529243369 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK June 2025 US June 2025 • Business, Management and Economics Collection

What is the role of emerging markets within the global financial system? Are they subordinate or do they have autonomy to use finance for state objectives? This book brings together leading scholars to address these important questions, offering profound insights into how emerging markets are reshaping global finance.

Varieties of Impact Investing Creating and Translating a Label in Local Contexts

Edited by Philip Balsiger and Daniel Burnier, University of Neuchâtel and Noé Kabouche, University of Neuchâtel and Sciences Po Paris This book explores the malleability of impact investing, and how it overlaps with the development sphere to give finance a new role.

ALSO AVAILABLE Feminism in Public Debt Edited by Juan Bohoslavsky and Mariana Rulli

Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529238167 ePUB ISBN 9781529238174 234 x 156 mm 304 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025 • Business, Management and Economics Collection

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Understanding Work and Employment Relations Series Editors: Andy Hodder, University of Birmingham and Stephen Mustchin, University of Manchester

The Politics of Migrant Labour

Exit, Voice, and Social Reproduction Gabriella Alberti, University of Leeds and Devi Sacchetto, University of Padova “A must-read for anyone interested in work in the modern world.”

CHRIS SMITH, ROYAL HOLLOWAY, UNIVERSITY OF LONDON

Paperback £27.99 | US $47.95 ISBN 9781529227741 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529227734 ePUB ISBN 9781529227758 234 x 156 mm 286 pages UK July 2025 US July 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK • Business, Management and Economics Collection

The turnover of labour and its significance for workers and employers has usually been considered at the organizational level as individual exit behaviour, and seldom in relation to the cross-border mobility practices of migrant workers within and without the workplace.

Drawing from labour process theory, the autonomy of migration, social reproduction and industrial relations, this book explores the relationship between labour mobility and international migration under a global and historical perspective.

Uncovering both the individual and collective actions by migrants inside and outside worker organizations, the authors develop a new understanding of migrants’ everyday mobilities as creative and life-sustaining strategies of social reproduction and labour conflict.

ALSO AVAILABLE Crises at Work Steve Williams and Mark Erickson

THE VALUE OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Contemporary Work and Employment in Britain

Edited by Andy Hodder and Stephen Mustchin

The Value of Industrial Relations Edited by Andy Hodder and Stephen Mustchin

Labour Conflicts in the Digital Age Donatella della Porta, Riccardo Emilio Chesta and Lorenzo Cini

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Dollar Dominance

Why It Rules the Global Economy and How to Challenge It Photis Lysandrou, City, University of London In a world shaken by crises, why does the dollar continue to dominate? This book explores the interaction between global instability and the enduring strength of the dollar.

COVID-19 Stories from the Swedish Welfare State The Pandemicracy

Barbara Czarniawska and Elena Raviola, University of Gothenburg and Josef Pallas, Uppsala University

Hardback £45.00 US $75.00 ISBN 9781529249705 ePUB ISBN 9781529249712 203 x 127 mm 176 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025 • Business, Management and Economics Collection

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This book offers a unique perspective on Sweden’s COVID-19 response in its publicly funded welfare sector which stood out as exemplary on the global stage.

Corporeal Ethics for Feminist Work (Dis)organized Bodies

Daniela Pianezzi, University of Verona Drawing on diverse feminist perspectives, this book examines how societal and organizational processes shape our perception of work, value and significance.

Capitalism Reloaded

The Rise of the Authoritarian-Financial Complex Peter Bloom, University of Essex Exploring the ‘authoritarian–financial complex’ that shapes modern capitalism, this book unveils how neoliberalism fosters state and corporate repression in our lives.

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529241518 ePUB ISBN 9781529241525 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK January 2025 US February 2025 Feminist Perspectives on Work and Organization • Business, Management and Economics Collection

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Perspectives on Whistleblowing Cases and Theories

Edited by Iain Munro, Newcastle University, Marianna Fotaki, University of Warwick and Kate Kenny, National University of Ireland

Paperback £24.99 | US $42.95 ISBN 9781529216929 Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781529216912 ePUB ISBN 9781529216936 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025

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Examining high-profile cases including Kiriakou, Snowden, Foxley and Assange, this book offers crucial insights into the subject of whistleblowing.

On Practicing Diversity Maddy Janssens, KU Leuven and Chris Steyaert, University of St Gallen Drawing on critical theories, real-world examples and personal insights, this book offers a fresh perspective on creating meaningful, inclusive change in diverse workplaces. It is an urgent call to action for those committed to true organizational transformation.

Subjectivism in Economics and Philosophy Karl Mittermaier, University of the Witwatersrand Available open access digitally under CC-BYNC-ND licence. Mittermaier’s posthumous work bridges the gap between philosophy and economics by integrating subjectivism from both fields.

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529235524 ePUB ISBN 9781529235548 234 x 156 mm 192 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

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Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529250084 ePUB ISBN 9781529248159 234 x 156 mm 208 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025 • Business, Management and Economics Collection

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Dis-positions: Troubling Methods and Theory in STS Series Editors: Mike Michael, University of Exeter and Alex Wilkie, Goldsmiths, University of London

1000 Platforms

Revisiting Reflexivity

Adrian Mackenzie, Australian National University

Edited by Sarah R. Davies, Andrea Schikowitz, Elaine Goldberg, Esther Dessewffy, Bao-Chau Pham and Ariadne Avkıran, University of Vienna, Fredy Mora Gámez, TEMA, Linköping University and University of Vienna and Kathleen Gregory, Leiden University

Liveable Worlds in Research and Beyond

Ensembles as Ontological Experiments

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529237405 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529237399 ePUB ISBN 9781529237412 234 x 156 mm 256 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Sociology Collection

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Mackenzie explores a wide range of digital platforms to offer fresh perspectives on how platforms, media and devices function and evolve.

More-Than-Human Aesthetics Venturing Beyond the Bifurcation of Nature

Edited by Melanie Sehgal, University of Wuppertal and Alex Wilkie, Goldsmiths, University of London

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This imaginative collection invites readers to explore how a broader view of aesthetics can reshape areas like medicine, arts and education, challenging how we think about knowledge.

Paperback £29.99 | US $44.99 ISBN 9781529244878 ePUB ISBN 9781529244885 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. This book explores the concept of reflexivity in science and technology studies and how it can be applied to address practical and ethical issues in research.

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Rhythm and Vigilance

Ethnographies of Surveillance and Time Edited by Vita Peacock, Mikkel Kenni Bruun, Claire Dungey and Matan Shapiro, King’s College London

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529246520 ePUB ISBN 9781529246537 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

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Historical studies of surveillance have emphasised how technology is used to control space. This innovative collection examines how new monitoring technologies are also affecting the experience of time.

Drawing on Henri Lefebvre’s concept of rhythm, the book brings together ethnographic research from Europe, China and the US, to show how digital monitoring is transforming spatio-temporal relations across the Global North.

The Analogue Idyll

Disconnection, Detox and Departure from the Digital World Edited by Alexander Taylor, University of Exeter

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Written by wide-ranging experts across Europe and UK, this volume explores the significance of the "analogue" in our increasingly digital world and sheds light on its sociocultural and economic impact. It demystifies the myth of rekindling vanishing forms of pre-digital sociality by going analogue, pushing the boundaries of digital disconnection studies.

This is a timely intervention to growing public debates surrounding social media addiction, digital detoxing, slow computing and offline living.

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The Realities of Autonomous Weapons Edited by Thomas Christian Bächle, Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society and University of Bonn, Jascha Bareis, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology and Humboldt Institute for Internet and Society

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529251098 ePUB ISBN 9781529237207 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025 • Sociology Collection

Available open access digitally under CCBY-NC-ND licence. This book reviews the social, political, cultural, ethical and military dimensions of lethal autonomous weapon systems (LAWS). The book uncovers the practices that construct LAWS as both a technological reality and a futuristic possibility in military and political contexts.

The Ethics of AI

Power, Critique, Responsibility Rainer Mühlhoff, University of Osnabrück Available open access digitally under CC-BYNC-ND licence. This book offers a new way to think about AI ethics by exploring how machine learning shapes society. Instead of focusing on doomsday scenarios, it highlights how AI changes our interactions and social norms. By understanding the complex relationship between humans and AI, it encourages more responsible use of these technologies.

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Diverse Voices Series Editors: Se-shauna Wheatle, Durham University and Jonathan Herring, University of Oxford

Diverse Voices in Health Law and Ethics Important Perspectives

Edited by Elizabeth Chloe Romanis, Durham University, Sabrina Germain, City St George’s, University of London and Jonathan Herring, University of Oxford Illuminating the often-overlooked perspectives of marginalised groups, this essential textbook offers a transformative exploration of health law and ethics.

Designed as a complement to foundational health law and ethics textbooks, the book amplifies the voices of those frequently silenced in teaching materials: racialised communities, ethnic minorities, women, disabled individuals, LGBTQI+ people and those disadvantaged by socioeconomic and structural factors.

Paperback £29.99 | US $44.99 ISBN 9781529236545 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529236538 ePUB ISBN 9781529236552 244 x 170 mm 400 pages UK February 2025 US February 2025 INSPECTION COPY AVAILABLE

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Chapters cover key topics such as abortion, medical negligence and public health, scrutinising how traditional legal narratives can neglect the nuanced impacts on diverse groups. Contributors challenge readers to reflect on the production and perpetuation of health inequalities, enriching the curriculum with critical viewpoints.

Teaching tools include: • accessible summaries throughout the chapters; • critical reflection questions at the end of each chapter for students and teachers; • further reading lists and links to external resources.

ALSO AVAILABLE Diverse Voices in Tort Law Edited by Kirsty Horsey

Diverse Voices in Public Law Edited by Se-shauna Wheatle and Elizabeth O’Loughlin

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Bristol Studies in Law and Social Justice Series Editors: Alan Bogg, University of Bristol and Virginia Mantouvalou, University College London

Class and Social Background Discrimination in the Modern Workplace Mapping Inequality in the Digital Age

Angelo Capuano, Central Queensland University This book exposes how inequalities based on class and social background arise from employment practices in the digital age.

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It considers instances where social media is used in recruitment; where algorithms assess socioeconomic data to filter candidates; where human interviewers are replaced by artificial intelligence; and where already vulnerable groups become victims of digitalisation and remote work.

Discrimination, Equality and Health Care Rationing Rachel Horton, University of Reading Available open access digitally under CC-BYND licence. When deciding who to treat, those engaged in priority setting and resource allocation need to comply with their obligations under the Equality Act 2010.

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This book provides an examination of how anti-discrimination laws intersect with health care rationing. It critiques how existing legal frameworks apply to resource allocation, questioning whether utilitarian principles should be adjusted.

ALSO AVAILABLE Access to Social Justice Katie Boyle, Diana Camps, Kirstie English, Jo Ferrie, Aidan Flegg and Gaurav Mukherjee

Labour Law and the Person Lisa Rodgers

Low-Paid EU Migrant Workers Catherine Barnard, Fiona Costello and Sarah Fraser Butlin

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Perspectives on Law and Access to Justice Series Editors: Jess Mant, Monash University and Daniel Newman, Cardiff University

Rethinking Family Mediation The Role of the Family Mediator in Contemporary Times Rachael Blakey, University of Warwick Over several decades, policies have made mediation a key part of the English and Welsh family justice system. As the process faces increasing demand from a diverse and complex client base, some argue for a return to a fully funded court system.

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However, this dominant view overlooks the longstanding problems with the court process, as well as the potential value of mediation. This book, based on original research, highlights the evolving role of mediators who assist families without legal support.

The Hidden World of the Legal Aid Lawyer Upholding the Heart of Justice Emma Cooke, University of Kent Since the 2012 LASPO cuts, legal aid in England and Wales has faced serious challenges, affecting justice access and traditional practices.

This book examines how this has altered the identity of legal aid lawyers amid shrinking resources. Based on extensive research, the book captures the first-hand experiences of those on the front lines.

ALSO AVAILABLE Access to Justice, Digitalization and Vulnerability Naomi Creutzfeldt, Arabella Kyprianides, Ben Bradford and Jonathan Jackson

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Law, Society, Policy Series Editors: Rosie Harding, University of Birmingham

Future Directions in Surrogacy Law

Law and Policy Reform in the UK and Beyond Edited by Kirsty Horsey, University of Kent, Zaina Mahmoud, University of Liverpool and Katherine Wade, University of Bristol

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This edited collection brings together a range of experts on surrogacy at a time when the law in the UK has been fully reconsidered for the first time in generations.

Society has developed significantly since surrogacy laws were first written and the existing law is out of date and no longer fit for purpose. Each chapter in this collection considers one aspect of surrogacy regulation and analyses the potential effectiveness of proposed reforms or suggests what changes should be made based on experience in other jurisdictions.

ALSO AVAILABLE Adult Social Care Law and Policy Jean McHale and Laura Noszlopy

Mental Capacity Law, Sexual Relationships, and Intimacy Edited by Beverley Clough and Laura Pritchard-Jones

Children’s Voices, Family Disputes and Child-Inclusive Mediation Anne Barlow and Jan Ewing

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Constitutional Fracture

Lawless Borders

Tom Hickman, University College London and Gavin Phillipson, University of Bristol

Valsamis Mitsilegas, University of Liverpool, Elspeth Guild and Niovi Vavoula, Queen Mary University of London

How Brexit Revealed Deep Fault-Lines in the British Constitution

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This book offers a thorough examination of the events that led to a deep governance crisis following the UK’s departure from the EU, shedding light on the intense political battles between Theresa May, Boris Johnson and Parliament.

The Rule of Law Deficit in Immigration Control

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This book explores the evolving preventive immigration control system, analysing its impact on the rule of law.

Examining state practices, EU agency operations and digital innovations like AI, it offers a critical look at how these layers erode legal norms and sheds light on modern border management challenges.

Russia’s Strategy in Ukraine

Russia, the Council of Europe and the European Convention on Human Rights

Modern Suzerainty, Borders and International Law

A Troubled Membership and Its Legacy

Rilka Dragneva, Kataryna Wolczuk and Roman Wolczuk, University of Birmingham Hardback £45.00 | US $75.00 ISBN 9781529242799 ePUB ISBN 9781529242805 203 x 127 mm 192 pages UK July 2025 • Criminology, Criminal US August 2025 Justice, Policing and Law Collection

This book explores Moscow’s use of ‘legal smokescreens’ to selectively exploit agreements and undermine neighbouring states’ sovereignty. By examining these tactics, the book provides a comprehensive analysis of Russia’s strategy to maintain dominance and its impact on international law and regional stability.

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Ed Bates, University of Leicester, Kanstantsin Dzehtsiarou, University of Liverpool and Andrew Forde, University of Galway

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In 2022, Russia became the first country to be expelled from the Council of Europe due to its invasion of Ukraine. The profound impact of its exit on international human rights is hard to overestimate. This book chronicles and examines the events leading up to Russia’s expulsion, the negative legacy left by it and strategies for the future policy.

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Modern Slavery in Global Context

Challenging Judicial Core Values

Human Rights, Law and Society

Consent-Based Rape Legislation In Practice

Edited by Elizabeth A. Faulkner, Keele University

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Åsa Wettergren, Moa Bladini and Sara Uhnoo, University of Gothenburg

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This collection brings together academics from a range of disciplines to examine modern slavery. Providing a platform to critique the legal, ideological and political responses to the issue, experts interrogate the construct of modern slavery and the anti-trafficking discourse which have dominated contemporary responses to exploitation.

Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence.

This book examines how Sweden’s consent-based rape laws challenge outdated legal frameworks and offers insights applicable globally. It reveals how emotional and contextual factors impact legal reasoning and advocates training in emotional reflexivity and empathy.

Climate Technology and Law in the Anthropocene

Feminist Revolt and the Constitution

Edited by Leonie Reins, TILT, Tilburg Law School and Alexander Zahar, Macquarie Law School

Jane Rooney, Durham University

Abortion Activism on the Island of Ireland

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Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence. As climate change accelerates, our window for action is closing.

This book explores the urgent technological and legal changes needed to keep global warming below 2°C and navigate the Anthropocene. Revealing the controversies of rapid technological adoption and legal reform, experts provide realistic solutions for a complex future.

This project gathers personal stories to examine abortion law reform in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. It investigates the capacity of constitutions and constitutionalism to support feminist demands, advocating a feminist constituent power. This is a significant contribution to global discussions on reproductive rights.

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Hashtag Activism and Women’s Rights

Are Social Media Campaigns Really Making Laws Better for Women and Girls?

Reilly Willis, University of Suffolk

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This book sheds light on the global legal impact of international social media campaigns on women’s rights. It makes a significant contribution to literature on human rights change, women’s rights and social media activism.

Politics and Administrative Justice

Postliberalism, Street-Level Bureaucracy and the Reawakening of Democratic Citizenship Nick O’Brien, University of Liverpool This book argues there is urgent need for a radical reassessment of the way the law mediates between citizens and the state. Drawing on public inquiries into high-profile cases, this book examines how the regulation of streetlevel bureaucracy can play an integral part in reimagining postliberal politics and the role of the law.

Public Health and International Economic Law

Preventing Non-Communicable Diseases and Promoting Better Health for All Amandine Garde, University of Liverpool and Gregory Messenger, University of Bristol Available open access digitally under CC-BYNC-ND licence.

This book tackles crucial and timely questions regarding the impact of international trade and investment law on state regulatory autonomy in crafting and executing measures to prevent noncommunicable diseases.

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Paperback £14.99 | US $22.50 ISBN 9781529242768 ePUB ISBN 9781529242775 203 x 127 mm 176 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025 • Criminology, Criminal Justice, Policing and Law Collection

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50 Facts Everyone Should Know about the Police Edited by John Bahadur Lamb, Staffordshire University, Max Hart, Birmingham City University, James Treadwell, Staffordshire University, Adam Lynes and Craig Kelly, Birmingham City University "A fascinating, readable and easily accessible introduction to some of the key contemporary issues and controversies in policing, crime control and criminal investigation."

PETER SQUIRES, UNIVERSITY OF BRIGHTON

Have you ever wondered whether crime dramas reflect the reality of police work? Or what the future of policing could look like in the context of recent controversies?

Offering thought-provoking insights into understanding, addressing and preventing crime, this fascinating ‘go to’ book reveals the myths and realities of policing in the 21st century. The 50 facts take in crime prevention, the investigative process, forensics, models of policing, the limits of police powers and a range of other provocative themes.

Offering a deeper and richer understanding of the profession, this book will equip you to think critically about modern perceptions of policing.

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New Horizons in Criminology Series Editor: Andrew Millie, The Open University

Onlife Criminology

Virtual Crimes and Real Harms Janos Szakolczai, University of Glasgow Digital tools such as smart devices, personal trackers and social media have become part of daily life for many. ‘Onlife’ (online+life) criminology is the study of crime and social harm produced by the blurring lines between digital engagement and our everyday lives that we may not even be aware of.

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529235906 ePUB ISBN 9781529235920 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025 • Criminology, Criminal Justice, Policing and Law Collection

From AI, security breaches to the proliferation of conspiracy theories, this thought-provoking book analyses the serious threats of surveillance, targeted indoctrination and abuse of personal data that can potentially affect us all. The book explores alternatives to the current situation and presents practical and more sustainable solutions for internet use.

ALSO AVAILABLE Island Criminology John Scott and Zoe Staines

Redemptive Criminology Aaron Pycroft and Clemens Bartollas

Visual Criminology Bill McClanahan

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Studies in Social Harm Series Editors: Christina Pantazis, University of Bristol and Simon Pemberton, University of Birmingham

Social Harm and Neoliberalism

Political and Philosophical Issues John Gregson, Leeds Beckett University This book links criminological, political, moral and philosophical issues to offer a deeper understanding of the problem of social harm within the neoliberal environment. With case studies illustrating the direct and indirect harms that result from neoliberal policies or harmful inaction, it also demonstrates the harms caused by individualism.

The Harms of Beauty Sam Barnes, Arden University This groundbreaking ethnographic study lifts the lid on the dark side of beauty – revealing why young people are willing to inflict self-harm in the pursuit of ‘perfection’ and exploring the motivations for using, buying and selling counterfeit beauty products and services.

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ALSO AVAILABLE Border Harms and Everyday Violence Evgenia Iliadou

Against Youth Violence Luke Billingham and Keir Irwin-Rogers

The Harms of Work Anthony Lloyd

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Research in Rural Crime Series Editors: Alistair Harkness, University of New England in New South Wales and Jessica Peterson, Southern Oregon University

Rural Policing in Global Contexts Edited by Wendell Wallace, University of the West Indies "This landmark collection offers a new horizon in policing scholarship left largely unexplored to date."

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529239928 ePUB ISBN 9781529239935 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

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NICOLE L. ASQUITH, UNIVERSITY OF TASMANIA

Addressing a lack of research on rural policing particularly in Asia, Africa and the Caribbean - this groundbreaking edited collection draws on northern, southern and post-colonial perspectives in global contexts.

Key scholars explore the lived experiences of rural crime and policing, police responses to domestic violence and people with mental illness, skilfully setting out the ways in which rural policing differs from its urban counterpart.

This is a timely, forward-looking book for researchers, practitioners and policy makers in understanding successful rural policing dynamics in the present and future.

ALSO AVAILABLE Rural Criminology in Global Perspective Edited by Matt Bowden and Gorazd Meško

Dark Tourism and Rural Crime Jenny Wise

Gender-based Violence and Rurality in the 21st Century Edited by Ziwei Qi, April N. Terry and Tamara J. Lynn

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Sound, Order and Survival in Prison

Climate Change as a Crisis of Imagination

The Rhythms and Routines of HMP Midtown

Avi Brisman, University of Newcastle, Australia

Kate Herrity, University of Cambridge

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529229486 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529229455 ePUB ISBN 9781529229493 234 x 156 mm 210 pages UK July 2025 US July 2025

Winner of the British Society of Criminology Annual Book Prize 2024 The soundscape of prison life is that of constant clangs, bangs and jangles. What is the significance of this cacophonous din to those who live and work with it? This book is the story of a year spent with a UK prison community, bringing its social world vividly to life through aural ethnography.

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This book encourages a radical rethinking of how we tell stories about climate change. Considering the contrasting perspectives of writer Amitav Ghosh and theorist Mark Bould, it reconciles their storytelling for criminologists and all those concerned about- and working towards avoiding catastrophic climate change.

Gendering Green Criminology

Preventing Violence

The Past, Present and Future of the Public Health Approach

Edited by Emma Milne, Durham University, Pamela Davies, Northumbria University, James Heydon, University of Nottingham, Kay Peggs, Kingston University and Tanya Wyatt, Northumbria University Paperback £29.99 | US $44.99 ISBN 9781529229622 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 NEW IN PAPERBACK ISBN 9781529229615 ePUB ISBN 9781529229639 • Criminology, Criminal 234 x 156 mm 322 pages Justice, Policing and Law Collection UK April 2025 US April 2025

The first volume in green criminology devoted to gender, this book investigates gendered patterns to offending, victimisation and environmental harms. The collection advances debate on green crimes and climate change and will inspire students and researchers to foreground gender in reducing the challenges affecting our planet’s future.

Keir Irwin-Rogers and Luke Billingham, The Open University, Fern Gillon and Alistair Fraser, University of Glasgow, Susan McVie, University of Edinburgh and Tim Newburn, London School of Economics and Political Science

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Paperback £24.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781447373841 ePUB ISBN 9781447373858 216 x 140 mm 144 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

This book argues that we can move towards safer and better societies by advancing holistic public health approaches to violence prevention. It makes clear recommendations for policy makers, practitioners and researchers working to improve the lives of children and young people.

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Envisioning Abolition

Abolitionist Voices Edited by David Gordon Scott, The Open University

Edited by David Gordon Scott, The Open University and Emma Bell, University of Savoy Mont Blanc

Hardback £90.99 | US $159.95 ISBN 9781529224030 ePUB ISBN 9781529224054 234 x 156 mm 320 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025

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Abolitionist thought visualises a world without prisons – or a radical reduction or transformation of prisons and punishment. This fascinating book explores the abolitionist ideas of key early socialists and anarchists, showing how their ideas can assist those engaging in emancipatory struggles against penal and social injustice today.

Why have so many radical thinkers called for the abolition of prisons and punishment and why have their ideas been so difficult to communicate and garner widespread support?

This book outlines the long and nuanced history of penal abolitionism and shows how these ideas have continued topicality.

Sentencing Serious Sex Offenders

Criminal Justice, Wildlife Conservation and Animal Rights in the Anthropocene

Diarmuid Griffin, University of Galway

Edited by Ragnhild A. Sollund and Martine S.B. Lie, University of Oslo

How Judges Decide when Discretion is Wide

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Addressing a lack of high-quality sentencing information in Ireland, this important book explores the factors that influence judges to impose a sentence of long-term imprisonment in sexual offence cases. The book is designed to be used in the classroom and the court, as well as providing a solid evidence base to inform policy makers.

Paperback £27.99 | US $47.95 ISBN 9781529223361 Hardback £85.99 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781529223354 ePUB ISBN 9781529223378 234 x 156 mm 232 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025

This book addresses one of today’s most urgent issues: the loss of wildlife and habitat. Combining conservation studies with a focus on animal rights, the chapters explore the successes and failures of the international treaties CITES and the BERN Convention.

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Drug Policy Constellations

Exploring Urban Youth Culture Outside of the Gang Paradigm

The Role of Power and Morality in the Making of Drug Policy in the UK

Critical Questions of Youth, Gender and Race On-Road

Edited by Jade Levell, University of Bristol, Tara Young, University of Kent and Rod Earle, The Open University

Alex Stevens, University of Kent

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Drawing on the author’s participation in high-level policy discussions, this book presents three key issues in UK illicit drug policy – medical cannabis, drug-related deaths and the government’s 10-year drug strategy.

Young people ‘on-road’ are often criminalised due to interlocking structural inequalities. Looking beyond concerns about gangs, the book addresses the concerns of practitioners, policy makers and scholars in analysing aspects and misinterpretations of the shifting realities of young people’s urban life.

The Recovery Capital Handbook

True Crime

Key Themes and Perspectives

Ian Cummins, University of Salford, Martin King, independent scholar and Louise Wattis, Northumbria University

Edited by David Best, Leeds Trinity University and Emily Hennessy, Recovery Research Institute

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Paperback £24.99 | US $38.50 ISBN 9781529240283 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529240276 ePUB ISBN 9781529240290 234 x 156 mm 288 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

This book brings together all the existing evidence on recovery capital measurement and its application to addiction recovery, and is the ‘go to’ book on this topic for researchers, policy makers, practitioners and people in recovery.

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True crime is a huge cultural industry yet behind it lies the real-life victims and a disconnect between representations of violent crime and its reality. This book is a go-to guide for students and researchers in understanding the development of this phenomenon and its social and cultural impacts.

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Understanding France Helen Drake, Loughborough University This concise yet comprehensive volume provides a compelling introduction to the politics, society, economy and culture of France.

Following on from the success of its predecessor volume, Contemporary France, this thoroughly revised and updated new edition critically examines recent societal shifts, from concerns about flawed democracy to the influence of President Emmanuel Macron, and from the impact of populist political movements, BLM and #MeToo to the reception of the 2024 Paris Olympics. The book provides: •

rich empirical data presented in a jargon-free and accessible text;

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the most up-to-date analysis of the French political landscape today;

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an invaluable primer for students across disciplines as well as general readers.

Examining the key debates in contemporary France, this is a thoroughly authoritative text that considers how well equipped the country is to meet the challenges which face it today.

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Global Discourse Critical Explorations of Crisis Politics, Precariousness and Potentialities

Edited by Helle Rydstrom, Mo Hamza, Lund University, Thomas GammeltoftHansen, Københavns Universitet and Vanja Berggren, Karolinska Institutet

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Bringing together a team of international contributors, this book argues for a broader, interdisciplinary field of crisis studies. Chapters reject the tendency to oversimplify the complex intersections of environmental, socioeconomic, political and health factors that together define a crisis. In doing so, the book demonstrates the transformative character of crisis and its connections to conditions of uncertainty in global-local dynamics, politics, a ‘post-fact’ environment and diversity in human suffering and resilience.

Intersections of Housing Precarity, Health and Wellbeing in Diverse Global Settings

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529243857 ePUB ISBN 9781529243864 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025

What Is Happening to Housing?

Edited by Kelly Greenop, University of Queensland and Johanna Brugman Alvarez, University of Technology (UTS)

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This book examines the specific manifestations and causes of housing precarity across a diverse range of geographic settings and housing types.

It argues that, while causes are often structural, the forms of housing precarity need to be deeply and specifically understood in order to propose solutions.

ALSO AVAILABLE The Trouble with Speculation Edited by Christine Mortimer and Maria Alejandra Luján Escalante

COVID-19 and the Politics of Fear Edited by Dan Degerman, Matthew Flinders and Matthew Johnson

The Politics of Negative Emotions Edited by Dan Degerman

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Bristol Studies in International Theory Series Editors: Felix Berenskötter, King’s College London, Neta C. Crawford, University of Oxford and Stefano Guzzini, European University Institute

Benevolence in International Relations A Political Essay

Frédéric Ramel, Sciences Po Center for International Sudies

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In this first English-language edition of a soleauthored book by Frédéric Ramel, benevolence is defined as a moral principle which promotes temperance and attention to vulnerability.

Ramel unpacks this concept, analyses its received meanings in different contexts and spells out its practical and ethical implications in detail.

In preparing this work for an English-speaking readership, the author undertook extensive revisions and included two additional chapters.

It also includes a foreword by Chris Brown, Emeritus Professor of International Relations at the London School of Economics and Political Science. The French edition was published as La bienveillance dans les relations internationales.

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Gender, Sexuality and Global Politics Series Editors: Ali Bilgic, Loughborough University, Synne L. Dyvik, University of Sussex, Gunhild Hoogensen Gjørv, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, Thomas Gregory, University of Auckland and Swati Parashar, University of Gothenburg

Queer Conflict Research

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New Approaches to the Study of Political Violence Edited by Jamie J. Hagen, Queen’s University Belfast, Samuel Ritholtz, University of Oxford and Andrew Delatolla, University of Leeds

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Contributors provide illuminating discussions on why queer approaches are important, what they entail and how to adopt a queer approach to political violence and conflict. The chapters explore a variety of methodological approaches, including fieldwork, interviews, cultural analysis and archival research. They also engage with broader academic debates, such as how to work with research partners in an ethical manner.

Including valuable case studies from around the world, the book demonstrates how these methods can be used in practice. It is the first critical, in-depth discussion on queer methods and methodologies for research on political violence and conflict.

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NATO’s Northern Enlargement

Children, Childhoods and Global Politics

Finland and Sweden’s Path to Membership

Edited by J. Marshall Beier, McMaster University and Helen Berents, Griffith University

Tuomas Forsberg, University of Tampere and Magnus Christiansson, Swedish Defence University Hardback £45.00 | US $75.00 ISBN 9781529245042 ePUB ISBN 9781529245059 203 x 127 mm 192 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025 • Politics and International Relations Collection

This book, written by leading experts on European defence, analyses NATO’s northern expansion, detailing the unique dynamics that forged Finland and Sweden’s path to NATO membership.

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Written by an international list of contributors, this book presents highly nuanced accounts of children and childhoods across global political time. The analysis demonstrates how international relations are quite deeply invested in a particular rendering of childhood as, primarily, a time of innocence, vulnerability and incapacity.

Confucian Governmentality and Socialist Autocracy in Contemporary China

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Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529232318 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529232301 ePUB ISBN 9781529232325 234 x 156 mm 248 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

Europe’s World

Policy Paradigms, Strategic Thinking and the Anti-Liberal Challenge

Chih-yu Shih, National Taiwan University

Edited by Knud Erik Jørgensen, Tonny Brems Knudsen, Aarhus University and Laura Landorff, University of Southern Denmark

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529238914 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529238907 ePUB ISBN 9781529238921 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529243611 ePUB ISBN 9781529243635 234 x 156 mm 304 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

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Exploring Confucian and socialist principles, this book examines the relationship between citizens and leaders in Chinese autocracy, challenging the binary of authoritarianism and democracy.

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The EU’s international environment is increasingly characterized by power-politics, growing great-power rivalry and war on its borders. This has challenged the liberalinternationalist identity that has been at the heart of the European Union since its birth. This book analyses how the EU has responded to these new realities in world politics.

POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | 77

Contemporary Public Administration in New Zealand

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Governance and Public Policy in Wales

Stories, Culture, Values

Promise and Performance Since Devolution

Rodney Scott, University of New South Wales, Peter Hughes, Public Service Commissioner

Jonathan Bradbury, Swansea University and Andrew Davies, Abertawe Bro Morgannwg University Health Board

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529238853 ePUB ISBN 9781529238877 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK March 2025 US April 2025

This book provides an updated account of New Zealand public administration, including insider stories of leading reform. Co-authored by the head of the New Zealand public service, it describes decades of change, what worked, what didn’t, and what challenges remain.

Human Rights Compliance in Europe

The Local Politics of Culture and Legitimacy Zoë Jay, University of Helsinki Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529241334 ePUB ISBN 9781529241341 234 x 156 mm 256 pages UK February 2025 US March 2025 • Politics and International Relations Collection

The European Court of Human Rights depends on the good faith cooperation of its members to implement judgement and maintain legitimacy. This book presents an innovative framework for understanding how local cultures dynamically shape states’ ideas about what is and is not legitimate in international human rights regimes.

Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781529209518 ePUB ISBN 9781529209532 234 x 156 mm 224 pages UK July 2025 • Politics and International Relations Collection US August 2025

Written by leading experts in the field, this book provides a comprehensive account of devolved politics and government in Wales and the powers and policy of the National Assembly.

Narrating China and Europe in Uncertain Times Edited by Ágota Révész, CHERN, China-in-Europe Research Network, Duncan Freeman, Brussels Management School, Magnus Feldmann, University of Bristol, Steven Langendonk, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529238044 ePUB ISBN 9781529238068 • Politics and International 234 x 156 mm 272 pages Relations Collection UK April 2025 US May 2025

Unravelling the narratives surrounding EU–China relations, this book sheds light on how these diverse and often contradictory perspectives can play a crucial role in shaping decisions, and warns of their influence on policy making.

POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | 78

Nigerian Security

The British Civil Service

Manu Lekunze, University of Aberdeen

Janice Morphet, University College London

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529245851 ePUB ISBN 9781529245875 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529234923 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529234916 ePUB ISBN 9781529234930 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

The Tragedy of Latent Great Powers

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Despite Nigeria’s critical role in African security, global policy makers often overlook the gravity of its security challenges.

This book addresses this gap by developing a comprehensive framework for assessing national security in Nigeria.

Current Issues and Future Challenges

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Taking account of its evolution in recent decades, this book provides an up-to-date account of the role of the Civil Service in the UK.

The No-Fly Zone in US Foreign Policy

The United States and China in the Era of Global Transformations

The Curious Persistence of a Flawed Instrument

Geographies of Rivalry

Gustav Meibauer, Radboud University

Edited by Salvador Santino F. Regilme Jr., Leiden University

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529244274 ePUB ISBN 9781529244298 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK July 2025 US August 2025

Paperback £27.99 | US $47.95 ISBN 9781529228458 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529228441 ePUB ISBN 9781529228465 234 x 156 mm 260 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

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The no-fly zone is a frequently used tool in the US foreign policy arsenal, despite detrimental, or even catastrophic, results. This book examines why the tool has such a hold on leaders’ imaginations and rhetoric in spite of its patchy record in practice.

This book provides a multifaceted and spatially oriented analysis of how China’s re-emergence as a global power impacts the dominance of the United States as well as domestic state and non-state actors in various world-regions, including the Asia-Pacific, Africa, South America and the Caribbean, the Middle East, Europe and the Arctic.

POLITICS AND INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS | 79

Transforming Protection The Implications of Unarmed Civilian Protection Rachel Julian, Leeds Beckett University

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Paperback £26.99 | US $40.50 ISBN 9781529233902 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529233896 ePUB ISBN 9781529233919 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK June 2025 US July 2025

Unarmed Civilian Protection (UCP) is practised globally by trained civilians protecting fellow civilians without the use of weapons. This book argues that while UCP is useful and transformative in its own right, its principles and values mean it has the potential to be disruptive in a wide range of social contexts.

Nuclear Arms Control in Peril

Why the Nuclear NonProliferation Treaty Matters and How to Save It

Thomas Grant, University of Cambridge Hardback £19.99 | US $29.99 ISBN 9781529247794 ePUB ISBN 9781529247800 203 x 127 mm 192 pages UK December 2024 US December 2024 • Politics and International Relations Collection

In this book, a former US Department of State senior arms control official critically analyses two pivotal nuclear arms control treaties: the established Treaty on the NonProliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT) and the rising Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).

Feminist Foreign Policy Analysis A New Subfield

Edited by Karin Aggestam, Lund University and Jacqui True, Monash University Paperback £24.99 | US $38.50 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529239461 ePUB ISBN 9781529239485 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK November 2024 • Politics and International US December 2024 Relations Collection

This groundbreaking book provides the state-of-the-art in the study of gender, feminisms and foreign policy. Bringing together contributors from around the world, chapters offer new analyses of foreign policy topics, including trade, defence, environment, peacebuilding, disinformation and development assistance.

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Bristol Studies in Comparative and International Education Series Editors: Michael Crossley, Leon Tikly, Angeline M. Barrett, University of Bristol and Julia Paulson, University of Saskatchewan

Education and Development in Central America and the Latin Caribbean Global Forces and Local Responses

Edited by D. Brent Edwards Jr., University of Hawaii, Mauro C. Moschetti, Autonomous University of Barcelona, Pauline Martin, Central America University, Ricardo Morales-Ulloa, National Pedagogical University Francisco Morazán

Paperback £29.99 | US $44.99 ISBN 9781529231724 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529231717 ePUB ISBN 9781529231731 234 x 156 mm 380 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK • Urban Studies Collection

Rooted in an international political economy theoretical framework, this book provides unique insights into the global forces and local responses that are shaping education systems in Central America and the Latin Caribbean (CALC).

Rethinking Citizenship in Central and Eastern Europe

Insights from Education and Political Research Edited by Nina Kolleck, University of Potsdam and Ireneusz Karolewski, University of Leipzig Bringing together contributors from across Europe, this volume explores citizenship practice in Central and Eastern Europe.

Recognizing that citizenship can assume different meanings, chapters examine citizenship practices in education settings and political landscape at micro, meso and macro levels.

Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529240788 ePUB ISBN 9781529240801 234 x 156 mm 272 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Urban Studies Collection

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Indigenous Peoples and UN Sustainability Goals in South America

Contested Civil Society in Myanmar

Darren R. Reid, Neil Renwick, Coventry University, Leonel Piovezana and Claudia Battestin, Universidade Comunitária da Região de Chapecó

Maaike Matelski, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

Local Change and Global Recognition

The Case for Change

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Hardback £45.00 | US $75.00 ISBN 9781529239256 ePUB ISBN 9781529239263 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

This book uses three communities as case studies to reveal patterns of anti-Indigenous behaviours among governments and private organisations, which in turn limit progress towards achieving the SDGs.

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ePDFs of chapters 4, 5 and 7 are available open access under CC-BYNC-ND licence. This book illustrates the ways in which contestations in Myanmar society are reflected in civil society.

Global Development and Environment

HIV, Gender and the Politics of Medicine

Embodied Democracy in the Global South

Joe Williams, Cardiff University and James Duminy, University of Bristol Paperback £24.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529231700 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529231564 ePUB ISBN 9781529231571 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Urban Studies Collection

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529236521 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529230543 ePUB ISBN 9781529230550 234 x 156 mm 212 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

Elizabeth Mills, University of Sussex

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Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95 ISBN 9781529221947 Hardback £85.99 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781529221916 ePUB ISBN 9781529221954 234 x 156 mm 288 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

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This book develops a much-needed, theoretically rigorous and politicised concept of the planetary scale within the field of environment and development.

Horizontal Development Shifting Power and Privilege in Aid

Shifting Power and Privilege in Aid

Shonali Banerjee, University of Cambridge, Anne-Meike Fechter, University of Sussex and Thabani Mutambasere, University of Edinburgh

Shonali Banerjee, Anne-Meike Fechter and Thabani Mutambasere

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Paperback £18.99 | US $32.95 ISBN 9781529224597 Hardback £85.99 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781529224580 ePUB ISBN 9781529224603 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK May 2025 US June 2025

Providing an overview of emerging and evolving forms of development, including technology for development, faith-based aid and South-South humanitarianism, this book explores to what extent they disrupt existing models and how they can lead to more equitable and grassroots-led approaches.

This book highlights the value of understanding the embodied and political dimensions of health policy and reveals the networked threads that weave women’s precarity into the governance of technologies and the technologies of governance.

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Planetary Justice

Stories and Studies of Action, Resistance and Solidarity Edited by Michele Lobo and Eve Mayes, Deakin University and Laura Bedford, University of Melbourne “Planetary Justice offers essential reading about solidarity and justice, bringing together voices from diverse contexts to provide critical, grounded and generative responses to confront global climate, environmental and social injustices.”

FARHANA SULTANA, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY

“This book is essential reading. It amplifies voices of struggle, urging us to collectivize solidarity and resistance for planetary justice.”

ANDREA VALDIVIA, UNIVERSIDAD DE CHILE

Available open access digitally under CC-BY-NC-ND licence.

Bringing together interdisciplinary climate change scholarship and grassroots activism, this book considers the possibilities of planetary justice across human difference, generations, species and the concept of life and non-life. Writing amid bushfires, cyclones, global climate strikes and a global pandemic, contributors from the Earth Unbound Collective share stories from India, Australia, Canada and Scotland.

Chapters draw on Indigenous, Black, Southern, ecosocialist and ecofeminist perspectives to call for more radical and interconnected ideas of justice and solidarity.

This accessible book features diverse voices that speak with the planet in the face of climate change, biodiversity loss and extinction. It explores the politics and practices of working towards a future where the planet thrives.

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529235296 ePUB ISBN 9781529235302 234 x 156 mm 268 pages UK July 2024 US August 2024 • Urban Studies Collection

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Urban Transport Futures Series Editor: William Riggs, University of San Francisco

Roads Not Yet Travelled

Transport Futures Beyond 2050 Marcus Enoch, Loughborough University What will the world be like in 2050? This book explores possible future worlds through eight hard science fiction stories, taking in automation, big data, climate catastrophe and government dysfunction. It will encourage all those interested in a positive future for public mobility to take the steps to ensure we get there.

Transport Truths

Planning Methods and Ethics for Global Futures Greg Griffin, University of Texas at San Antonio Ideal for researchers and practitioners looking for fresh approaches to transport problems, this book combines cutting-edge qualitative and qualitative knowledge to inform transport futures. It uses engaging case studies based in The Gambia and the US to show how and why a transdisciplinary approach can result in better planning decisions.

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529232189 Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529232172 ePUB ISBN 9781529232196 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK April 2025 US May 2025 • Urban Studies Collection

Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529227451 ePUB ISBN 9781529227475 234 x 156 mm 176 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025 • Urban Studies Collection

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Spaces and Practices of Justice Series Editor: Agatha Herman, Cardiff University

The Practice of Collective Escape

Politics, Justice and Community in Urban Growing Projects Helen Traill, University of Glasgow “This accessible and engaging book is one that anyone interested in community building, the concept of place and the everyday politics of urban life would find worthwhile.”

Paperback £26.99 | US $45.95 ISBN 9781529220698 Hardback £79.99 | US $139.95 ISBN 9781529220681 ePUB ISBN 9781529220704 234 x 156 mm 216 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025 NEW IN PAPERBACK

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MEGAN BLAKE, UNIVERSITY OF SHEFFIELD

Escape is an enticing idea in contemporary cities across the world. Austerity, climate breakdown and spatial stigma have led to retreatist behaviours such as gated communities, enclave urbanism and white flight. By contrast, urban community growing projects are often considered by practitioners and commentators as communal havens in a stressful cityscape.

Drawing on ethnographic research in urban growing projects in Glasgow, this book explores the spatial politics and dynamics of community, asking who benefits from such projects and how they relate to the wider city. A timely consideration of localism and community empowerment, the book sheds light on key issues of urban land use, the right to the city and the value of social connection.

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Contemporary Economic Geographies

Precarious Intimacies

Edited by Jennifer Johns, University of Bristol and Sarah Marie Hall, University of Manchester

Faith MacNeil Taylor, Royal Holloway, University of London

Generation, Rent and Reproducing Relationships in London

Inspiring, Critical and Plural Perspectives

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Paperback £28.99 | US $49.50 ISBN 9781529220575 Hardback £95.99 | US $167.95 ISBN 9781529220568 ePUB ISBN 9781529220582 234 x 156 mm 436 pages UK May 2025 US May 2025

Economic geography has a long and varied history, and recent work has pushed the field to diversify even further.

This collection takes this agenda forward by showcasing inspiring, critical and plural perspectives. With sections on thought leaders and future research agendas, it calls for greater openness and inclusivity.

Turning Water into a Commodity

Digital Innovation and the Private Sector as Development Agent

Christiane Tristl, University of Münster

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Hardback £80.00 | US $120.00 ISBN 9781529245479 ePUB ISBN 9781529245486 234 x 156 mm 240 pages UK July 2025 US July 2025

Pay-as-you-go water dispensers are used in many areas in the Global South: this book examines the increasing influence of private sector companies in the supply of water kiosks within Kenya. It shows how remote regions are being opened to market-based development, while excluding local approaches and actors.

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Paperback £27.99 | US $47.95 ISBN 9781529224863 Hardback £85.99 | US $149.95 ISBN 9781529224856 ePUB ISBN 9781529224870 234 x 156 mm 162 pages UK March 2025 US March 2025

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In a time of increasing social and economic inequality, this book illustrates the precarity experienced by millennials facing both rising rents and wage stagnation. Featuring the voices of those with lived experience of precarity, the book reveals the crucial role of British housing policies in deepening inter- and intra-generational injustice.

URBAN STUDIES | 86

Cities of Banal Warfare

The Legal and Political Geography of Pluralism

Affective Geographies in Violent Times

Supporting Diverse Public and Private Spaces in Contemporary Cities

Sunčana Laketa, University of Neuchatel

Francesco Chiodelli, The University of Turin and Stefano Moroni, Milan Polytechnic

Paperback £45.00 | US $75.00 ISBN 9781529250015 ePUB ISBN 9781529242935 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK February 2025 US March 2025

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This book analyses the impact of terrorist events on urban dwellers in Paris and Brussels, cities perceived as non-war zones for a considerable time. From lockdowns to states of emergency, the book considers questions of agency and resistance and how to rethink notions of urban peace.

Infrastructural Times

Temporality and the Making of Global Urban Worlds

Edited by Jean-Paul D. Addie, Georgia State University, Michael R. Glass, University of Pittsburgh and Jen Nelles, Oxford Brookes University

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Hardback £45.00 | US $75.00 ISBN 9781529237566 ePUB ISBN 9781529237573 203 x 127 mm 160 pages UK January 2025 US February 2025

Paperback £27.99 | US $41.99 ISBN 9781529229721 Hardback £85.00 | US $130.00 ISBN 9781529229714 ePUB ISBN 9781529229738 234 x 156 mm 310 pages UK April 2025 US April 2025

This agenda-setting volume disrupts conventional notions of time through a robust examination of the relations between temporality, infrastructure and urban society. With global coverage of diverse cities and regions from Berlin to Jayapura, this book re-evaluates the temporal complexities that shape our infrastructured worlds.

This book addresses questions of pluralism in a time of increasing ethnic, religious and cultural diversity in the public and private spaces of our cities. It analyses different types of regulation - property rights, municipal ordinances and urban planning - and their role in protecting and supporting diversity.

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