Books
Featured Title
The SAGE Handbook of Social Work
Mel Gray, James Midgley and Stephen A Webb
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Our selection of new and forthcoming titles
- Management Research
Fourth Edition
Mark Easterby-Smith, Richard Thorpe and Paul Jackson
“This book has everything that the new and established management researcher needs to know, it is both informative and comprehensive. An excellent introduction”
- Catherine Cassell, Professor of Organizational Psychology, Manchester Business School, University of Manchester -
Price: £34.99
- The Research Funding Toolkit
How to Plan and Write Successful Grant Applications
Jacqueline Aldridge and Andrew M. Derrington“This comprehensive book tackles one of the main issues an academic faces today - how to secure funding for research. With Research Council success rates falling and funding in general becoming more competitive this is a book postgraduate students, researchers and the professionals supporting them cannot do without”
- Dr Louise Bright, University of Glamorgan -
Price: £21.99
- Research Methods in Psychology
Fourth Edition
Glynis M Breakwell, Jonathan A Smith and Daniel B Wright
“This 4th Edition of Breakwell's Research Methods in Psychology is truly exceptional. Broad coverage of diverse methods with down-to-earth, jargon-free explanations that make clear not only the how but also the why of research methods. Students will come away with deeper appreciation of the thoroughness and value of scientific research in Psychology. One of the most accessible and comprehensive textbooks of its kind, this book is likely to engage the budding scientist in most students”
- Dr Harry Reis, Professor of Psychology, Department of Clinical & Social Psychology, University of Rochester -
Price: £29.99
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Race & Crime
Michael Rowe“In this wide-ranging and ambitious book, Michael Rowe has managed the difficult feat of being both scholarly and accessible. He provides a critical and thought-provoking analysis of criminology's long-standing and problematic relationship to questions of race and ethnicity, and, drawing on a range of resources from the local to the global, argues convincingly that criminology should attend more closely to the harms to minority groups that result from the crimes of the powerful”
- David Smith, Lancaster University -
Price: £22.99
