TITLES

BRENNUS

A historical novel that reads like a movie blockbuster. Epic, adventure, unforgettable characters…Hours and hours of unforgettable entertainment.

EUROWHITENESS

A revelatory account of the EU as a racialised project.
As the far-right rises in the EU, a timely consideration of how the European project is founded on an ethnic and cultural white identity rarely frankly addressed.
Argues that since the refugee crisis of 2015, notions of whiteness have become more central to European identity.

THE WIFE OF MARTIN GUERRE

How would you behave if your husband came home after eight years so changed that he no longer looks like him? This is the story of how Bertrande reacted.

COMMON BOUNDARIES

In this book, Michael Cox develops the theory and practice of environmental property rights, moving beyond simplistic assumptions that do not reflect the diversity of arrangements we see in the world. To do this, he examines four questions that any environmental property regime must answer: who has rights, how are they allocated, what does a right enable an actor to do, and with what results?

TROJAN HORSE (Saga)

Belén is the last volume of the Trojan Horse series. The first volume was published in 1984. According to the Navarrese journalist and writer, this is his most profound and emblematic work: the flagship of the J.J. Benítez fleet (some 70 published titles).

THE SPIRIT LEADS THE WAY

How can the church become attractive and society righteous? Ten steps are necessary and possible. They are described in this concise and rich book on diversity in the Christian community.

MONKEY AND OLLI HAVE A PARTY

High sensitivity made understandable and discussable for children.

I BLAME THE HORMONES

A sufferer and writer about female mental health issues researches different forms of mental illness, particularly PMDD and PND, and discovers that her depressive episodes coincide with her menstrual cycle.

I AM A FOSTER CHILD, AND NOW...?

This book offers young people in foster care the extra support they need to develop and flourish positively in society. It answers their many questions and gives good information, recognisable stories of experience from foster children themselves and advice, tips and tools.

SEVEN MYTHS OF THE RUSSIAN REVOLUTION

A concise, clear refutations of some of the most intractable myths about the Russian Revolution

HAPPIMETRICS

Groundbreaking and innovative, Happimetrics will be an invaluable resource for scholars and students in the fields of business analytics, information systems and organizational innovation. It will also be useful for HR professionals and AI developers who are looking to use predictive analytics to measure workforce performance.

ECONOMIC MYTHS AND MAGIC

A creative and accessible vital reading for students and scholars in economics and finance, the history of economic thought, methodology of economics, and political economy.
This book will also be beneficial for business owners, economists, finance practitioners, and social scientists, as well as citizens interested in the functioning of economies.

DUCE: The CONTRADICTIONS of POWER

A compelling reinterpretation of the authority and ideology of the much-mythologised Mussolini, weighing his successes and failings in government.

MY BODY OR MY BUSINESS? (Mijn lijf of mijn bedrijf?)

A woman entrepreneur's struggle with Parkinson's disease

CLASSICAL CHINESE FOR EVERYONE

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ECONOMIC WAR

How a revolution in Ukraine precipitated an international economic conflict affecting us all.

KURSORKHI

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BLOOD BLINDNESS

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A GUIDE TO DEATH BY MEDICINAL HERBS

A different narrative of love and violence: There is nothing to fear in the world!

PONTESCURO

Everyone lies. About who they are, and about what they want. To others, as well as to themselves. 
It takes the murder of the beautiful and much coveted daughter of the local landlord to reveal the truth about the villagers of Pontescuro, a small village in the north of Italy; about who they really are, and how petty and small their hearts can be.
This is a story about the courage it takes to be oneself and the cowardice of denying this freedom of identity; revealing, in the clash, our collective human fragility.

Set in Italy in 1922, the new novel by breakthrough author and Strega nominee Luca Ragagnin is literary fiction at its best.