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Welcome Message from Alison Shaw, CEO Welcome to our Spring 2017 new titles Policy Press, winner of the 2016 IPG/Frankfurt and selected backlist catalogue Book Fair Academic and Professional Publisher of the Year is a not-for profit publisher, committed Contents to making a difference. In December 2016 Bristol Highlights 3–5 University Press (BUP) was formally launched, and Public policy 6–9 will publish quality global scholarship and evidence- informed independent thinking that helps shape our Social policy and welfare 10–14 understanding of society. Policy Press will become Policy Press Shorts 15 an imprint within the wider Press and continue to Urban studies and social geography 16–18 be dedicated to influencing social change through international research. Sustainability and planning 19 Visit www.bristoluniversitypress.co.uk to find Housing and planning 20–22 out more and www.policypress.co.uk to read our Social justice and inequality 23–25 blog, see our full range of books and journals and Social work 26–28 sign up to our e-newsletters and mailing list to get 35% discount on all our books. Social research methods 29–30

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Too much stuff Capitalism in crisis Kozo Yamamura

“A bold and heterodox diagnosis of capitalism’s illness, and a bracing prescription … we will be talking about this book for years.” Walter Hatch, Oak Institute for Human Rights, Colby College

“A compelling argument for a fairer, smarter form of capitalism … a must read.” Miranda Schreurs, Bavarian School of Public Policy, Technical University of Munich

“This book is right on time: Yamamura demands a prompt “This cogent, important, systemic change of the capitalist system to revitalize growth skeptical, provocative analysis and secure democracy.” proposes what must change.” Guenter Heiduk, World Economy Research Institute, Hugh Patrick, Columbia Warsaw School of Economics Business School We now live in a new world in which we enjoy the highest living standard in history, acquiring ever more “A timely and urgent read.” goods and services as necessary luxuries. Yet current policies Ann Pettifor, only serve to expand public debt and exacerbate socio- Policy Research in economic inequality. Macroeconomics

In Too much stuff, Yamamura suggests the only way for HB £19.99 US$25.00 capitalism and democracy to thrive is to increase investment ISBN 9781447335658 to meet societal needs. This bold book challenges the ePDF £60.00 US$90.00 economic orthodoxy and offers practical steps forward that ISBN 9781447335665 we can all support. ePUB £9.99 US$13.00 Contents: A new perspective on capitalism’s “sickness”; ISBN 9781447335672 Available on Amazon Kindle Inspiration in the Kaufhaus des Westens; Unreal tax rates; Printing money; Inequality and discontent; Buckling bridges and 216 x 138 mm 224 pages crumbling mountains; The United States: stagnation and gridlock; March 2017 Japan: bubbles, “lost years” and Abenomics; Unified Germany: a divided nation; Four European economies; Reform to the rescue; Adapting capitalism and changing politics; Conclusion.

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Creative destruction How to start an economic renaissance Phil Mullan, independent consultant

“Phil Mullan is right that more productive cooperation between government and business is part of the answer for achieving sustainable growth.” Vicky Pryce, Centre for Economics and Business Research

“A tour de force call for a new industrial revolution, and a rallying cry for a truly productive future.” Lesley Curwen, broadcaster “Mullan’s case for public-led political change is timely and “An excellent study of the malaise plaguing western economies … essential.” Bruno Waterfield, a bold call for economic disruption in order to lay the foundation Brussels correspondent for a 21st century industrial revolution.” The Times Frank Furedi, University of Kent Western economies have become stuck in a protracted “Bravely challenges fatalistic depression that began long before the 2008 crash. orthodoxies and is packed with ideas about how to change The votes for Brexit and Trump indicate that many economic stasis.” Claire Fox, people desire change, offering greater opportunity for Director, Institute of Ideas public discussion. “Deserves to be read by political What is needed, claims Phil Mullan, is a new industrial leaders of all stripes and revolution which develops emerging services and products, corporate leaders of all kinds.” provides decent jobs and restores prosperity. Providing Iwan Morgan, University examples of the new technologies needed to drive change, College London this important book calls for a sea-change in imagination and thinking. PB £12.99 US$22.00 ISBN 9781447336112 Contents: Introduction: A decade after the Western financial ePDF £60.00 US$90.00 crisis Part I: The state we’re in 1 Decay and resilience 2 ISBN 9781447336129 Productivity in decline 3 Innovation puzzles 4 Why investment matters Part II: The Long Depression 5 The problem of ePUB £12.99 US$22.00 profitability 6 The end of growth Part III: How we got stuck 7 ISBN 9781447336136 Available on Amazon Kindle Contained depression 8 The zombie economy 9 The intellectual crisis of capitalism 10 Discomfort with change 11 The appeal 216 x 138mm 276 pages of muddling through 12 The limits of muddling through Part IV: March 2017 The way out 13 Escaping the Long Depression

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Kill it to save it An autopsy of capitalism’s triumph over democracy Corey Dolgon, Stonehill College, USA

“Mandatory reading if we are to replace the neoliberal ‘common sense’ with the radical possibilities of ‘good sense’.” Robin D. G. Kelley, author of Freedom Dreams: The Black Radical Imagination

“If you want to know why reality TV politics and budget austerity killed our democracy and economy, read this book.” Jim Hightower, Author, radio commentator, and editor “A compelling and timely book.” of The Hightower Lowdown Barbara Ransby, University Kill it to save it lays bare the hypocrisy of US political of Illinois, Chicago discourse by documenting the story of capitalism’s triumph over democracy. “Required reading for those hoping to envision a new As the Progressive Left tries to understand how President left for the 21st Century.” Trump came to power, Corey Dolgon documents his Eduardo Bonilla-Silva, Author historical, political and cultural road map. of Racism Without Racists

Dolgon argues that American citizens now accept policies “A provocative, thoughtful, that destroy the public sector and promote political stories and engaging book, that feel right “in the gut”, regardless of science or facts. a must-read.” Rogelio Sáenz, University Contents: Introduction: In My Life; Part One: The Strange Life of of Texas at San Antonio Kill it to Save it: Origins, Theories and Myths; Part Two: Learning American Style: The Life and Death of American Education; Part HB £19.99 US$34.95 Three: Junk Food, Junk Science, and Junk Freedom: Life and ISBN 9781447317128 Death in America; Part Four: The Life and Death of America’s Economy and Government ePDF £60.00 US$90.00 ISBN 9781447317142

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Beyond Brexit? PB £9.99 US$18.00 How to assess the UK’s future ISBN 9781447339243

Janice Morphet, University College London ePDF £55.00 US$85.00 ISBN 9781447339250 “Fair, balanced, lucid and rigorous and that’s why ePUB £6.99 US$12.00 Gove, Farage and the Leavers will hate this book.” ISBN 9781447339267 Polly Toynbee, Journalist and author Available on Amazon Kindle “A useful and timely guide to the bigger waves and smaller ripples of ‘Brexit’.” Colin R. Talbot, 198 x 129 mm 128 pages February 2017 University of Manchester As the UK negotiates Brexit, Janice Morphet offers a new framework with which to assess the likely effects on the UK of forthcoming EU policies, and an analysis of the implications of policies foregone, including discussing what Brexit means long-term for the devolved nations, and Ireland.

Who stole the town hall? PB £12.99 US$24.00 The end of local government as we know it ISBN 9781447337270

Peter Latham, Sociologist ePDF £55.00 US$95.00 ISBN 9781447337287 “Latham’s passion for democracy and social ePUB £8.99 US$16.00 justice shines through in his detailed critique ISBN 9781447337294 of the latest wave of neoliberal attacks on local Available on Amazon government.” Kevan Nelson, North West Regional Kindle

Secretary, UNISON 198 x 129 mm 188 pages Latham argues that the UK Government’s devolution March 2017 agenda conceals their real intention of completing the privatisation of local government and other public services. He concludes that a new basis for federal, regional and local democracy is vital to fund increased provision of services.

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What kind of democracy is this? PB £19.99 US$34.95 Politics in a changing world ISBN 9781447337621

Matt Flinders, University of Sheffield ePDF £60.00 US$90.00 ISBN 9781447339915 “An extremely unusual, accessible and innovative ePUB £22.99 US$38.95 way of getting across crucial messages about how ISBN 9781447339922 democracy affects our lives…entertaining and intriguing.” Available on Amazon Rt. Hon, the Prof Lord Blunkett Kindle

“What an engaging and FUN book! Flinders’ thoughts are 138 x 216 mm 208 pages July 2017 accessible, challenging and insightful. A must-read not just for politics academics but for anyone interested in the apparent ‘madness’ of our contemporary democracy.” Angelia R. Wilson, University of Manchester Has there ever been a period in modern history when democratic politics seemed more unpredictable or unruly? There are very few commentators who can run the gamut from democracy to disgust, from the micro to the macro and from love to loathing. Matthew Flinders ranges expertly across topics including architecture, art, fell running and fairy tales in an attempt to understand the emerging democratic landscape. Linking academic scholarship with popular culture, this refreshing and stimulating book seeks to provoke and inform in equal measure.

Directly elected mayors in urban governance HB £75.00 US$115.00 Impact and practice ISBN 9781447327011

Edited by David Sweeting, University of Bristol ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447327042 “Everything you need to know about directly elected ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 mayors.” Keith Grint, Warwick Business School, UK ISBN 9781447327059 This book is about the practices, roles and impacts Available on Amazon of directly elected mayors in the cities that they Kindle govern. Drawing on recent research in different 234 x 156 mm 296 pages countries, it locates the debates on directly elected March 2017 mayors in context.

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Leading public design PB £23.99 US$38.95 Discovering human-centred governance ISBN 9781447325581

Christian Bason, Danish Design Centre, Denmark ePDF £90.00 US$135.00 ISBN 9781447325598 “A compelling read for senior leaders and those on ePUB £23.99 US$38.95 the frontline of the public sector.” Huda Al Hashimi, ISBN 9781447325604 UAE Prime Minister’s Office Available on Amazon Christian Bason explores how public organisations Kindle can be redesigned from the outside-in, shaping 216 x 138mm 256 pages policies and services that are meaningful to citizens. January 2017

Designing prostitution policy HB £75.00 US$115.00 Intention and reality in regulating the sex trade ISBN 9781447324249

Hendrik Wagenaar, Sheffield University, ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447324263 Helga Amesberger, Instituts für Konfliktforschung and Sietske Altink, www.sekswerkerfgoed.nl ePUB £26.99 US$45.95 ISBN 9781447335191 “A splendid, evidence-based analysis of policies related Available on Amazon to sexual commerce and labor migration in Europe.” Kindle

Ronald Weitzer, George Washington University, USA 234 x 156 mm 216 pages This book offers an analysis of prostitution policy April 2017 at the local and national level in labour migration and Available Open exploitation. It highlights more effective policies on Access under prostitution, migration and labour exploitation. CC-BY-NC licence

Political (dis)engagement PB £24.99 US$42.95 The changing nature of the ‘political’ ISBN 9781447317029

Edited by Nathan Manning, University of York HB £72.99 $116.00 ISBN 9781447317012 “An excellent contribution on alternative forms of ePDF £90.00 $135.00 political participation.” David Marsh, University ISBN 9781447317043 of Canberra, Australia ePUB £24.99 $42.95 Academics and political activists explore politics and ISBN 9781447321347 citizenship in contemporary society and the current Available on Amazon PAPER IN B A Kindle W C forms of political (dis)engagement, providing a E K

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International Library of Policy Analysis

Policy analysis in Belgium Policy analysis in Mexico

Edited by Marleen Brans Edited by Jose Luis Mendez, and David Aubin, Université El Colegio de México and catholique de Louvain Mauricio I. Dussauge-Laguna, Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas

“An excellent addition to a valuable series … “Offers important insights into policy analysis demonstrates what is unique about policy as a field – in Mexico and more generally … making in Belgium and how common deserves careful attention.” Martin approaches to policy analysis are applied.” Lodge, London School of Economics B. Guy Peters, University of Pittsburgh & Political Science The first systematic overview of policy This is an examination of the practice of analysis activities in Belgium. Contributors policy analysis in Mexico in different sectors from both sides of the Dutch-French and levels of government as well as by unions, language border provide a comprehensive business, NGOs and the media to promote study of policy analysis in a multi-level polity. the use of evidence-based policy analysis, leading to better policy results.

HB £90.00 US$150.00 240 x 172 mm 344 pages ISBN 9781447317258 March 2017 HB £90.00 US$150.00 240 x 172 mm 312 pages ISBN 9781447329152 January 2017 ePDF £115.00 US$185.00 ISBN 9781447317265 ePDF £150.00 US$185.00 ISBN 9781447329169

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For whose benefit? PB £24.99 US$42.95 The everyday realities of welfare reform ISBN 9781447333487

Ruth Patrick, University of Liverpool. HB £75.00 US$115.00 ISBN 9781447333463 Foreword: Baroness Ruth Lister ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 “A compelling, timely and important account of ISBN 9781447333470 everyday life for those most affected by austerity policy. ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 Essential reading.” Jane Millar, University of Bath ISBN 9781447333494 “Anyone concerned that we should have a social security Available on Amazon Kindle system that is fair will find the testimonies and analysis here invaluable.” Jane Ahrends, Child Poverty 234 x 156 mm 272 pages Action Group April 2017 What is life on benefits really like? Ruth Patrick interviewed single parents, disabled people and young jobseekers to find out how they experience citizenship, and whether the welfare state still offers meaningful protection in times of need. This important book offers a timely contribution to ongoing debates about the efficacy and ethics of welfare reform.

Good times, bad times PB £12.99 US$22.00 The welfare myth of them and us ISBN 9781447336471

John Hills, London School of Economics ePDF £70.00 US$99.00 ISBN 9781447336488 and Political Science ePUB £7.99 US$15.00 “Compelling, challenging and highly readable” ISBN 9781447336495 Rt Hon Gordon Brown, former Prime Minister Available on Amazon Kindle “A cracking book ... a forensic account of the contemporary UK welfare state.” Times 216 x 138 mm 352 pages February 2017 Higher Education

ED ED IS IT V I O E N This ground-breaking book uses everyday life stories R and engaging graphics to challenge the ‘skivers’ and ‘strivers’ narrative and show that all of us rely on the welfare state throughout our lives, not just a small ‘welfare-dependent’ minority. This revised edition contains fully updated data, key policy changes and a new preface reflecting on the 2015 election and Brexit vote.

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Legal aid in crisis PB £12.99 US$22.00 Assessing the impact of reform ISBN 9781447335450

Sarah Moore, University of Bath and Alex Newbury, ePDF £60.00 US$99.00 ISBN 9781447335467 University of Brighton ePUB £8.99 US$16.00 “A valuable and timely contribution.” Jennifer Sigafoos, ISBN 9781447335474 University of Liverpool Available on Amazon This book is the first to assess the impact of recent Kindle reforms of UK legal aid on family law courts and 198 x 129 mm 96 pages advocacy, arguing that the reforms produce a more April 2017 inquisitorial justice system.

Community groups in context HB £75.00 US$115.00 Local activities and actions ISBN 9781447327776

Edited by Angus McCabe, University of Birmingham ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447327790 and Jenny Phillimore, University of Birmingham ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 “Fills a significant gap ... Essential reading for academics, ISBN 9781447327813 activists and policy makers.” Marjorie Mayo, Available on Amazon Goldsmiths, University of London Kindle

This is the first book to examine community groups 234 x 156 mm 320 pages and activities operating outside the voluntary sector March 2017 in the UK to develop a coherent understanding about Third Sector the “below the radar” organisations. Research Series

Alternatives to neoliberalism HB £75.00 US$115.00 Towards equality and democracy ISBN 9781447331148

Edited by Bryn Jones, University of Bath and ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447331155 Mike O’Donnell ePUB £25.99 US$44.50 “Offers fresh, actionable strategies for sustainable ISBN 9781447331186 and democratised change.” Thomas Marois, SOAS, Available on Amazon University of London Kindle

In this collection eminent social and policy analysts 234 x 156 mm 296 pages challenge the dominant ideology and policies of neo- February 2017 liberalism and provide a revised framework for social democracy rooted in feminism, environmentalism, democratic equality and market accountability to civil society.

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Irish social policy PB £29.99 US$49.95 A critical introduction ISBN 9781447329626

Fiona Dukelow and Mairéad Considine, HB £80.00 US$115.00 ISBN 9781447329619 University College Cork ePUB £29.99 US$49.95 “An outstanding resource that addresses a wide range ISBN 9781447329633 of areas of social policy in the Republic of Ireland ... Available on Amazon Essential reading for students and professionals.” Kindle

Bryan Fanning, University College Dublin 240 x 172 mm 480 pages May 2017 TION D ED C C N IT This second edition of a highly successful textbook E O O P C IO S P E N Y N S I offers a comprehensive introduction to social policy in Ireland addressing a range of social policy topics including children, service users and groups, migration, ethnicity, sexuality and climate change.

Understanding the cost of welfare PB £26.99 US$45.95 ISBN 9781447334040 Howard Glennerster, London School of Economics and Political Science HB £70.00 US$110.00 ISBN 9781447334033 “This new edition could not be more timely or policy- ePUB £26.99 US$45.95 relevant as policymakers around the world confront ISBN 9781447334057 the challenges of adequately funding the welfare state.” Available on Amazon Jane Waldfogel, Columbia University Kindle

A substantial, authoritative, third edition of this 240 x 172 mm 288 pages May 2017 TION EDI important textbook that provides a level-headed EC C RD TI P O I O S P H N T N Y I and non-technical survey of how economic priorities Understanding Welfare: and pressures impact on social policies and what the Social Issues, Policy mechanics of funding services mean in real terms. and Practice series

What’s wrong with social security benefits? PB £9.99 US$18.00 ISBN 9781447337324 Paul Spicker, Robert Gordon University ePDF £45.00 US$75.00 “A critical overview, clearly written, appropriately ISBN 9781447337331 trenchant and thoughtfully provocative: a good read.” ePUB £7.99 US$15.00 John Ditch, Honorary Professor, University of York ISBN 9781447337348 This thought-provoking book addresses the size and Available on Amazon complexity of the benefits system, the expectation Kindle that benefits agencies should know everything, 198 x 129 mm 124 pages and the determination to ‘personalise’ benefits. February 2017

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How philanthropy is changing in Europe PB £24.99 US$42.95 ISBN 9781447331100 Christopher Carnie, Director, Factary ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 “Invaluable to anyone looking to improve effective giving ISBN 9781447331117 in a new age of philanthropy.” Guus Loomans, Charity ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 manager, Rabobank ISBN 9781447331124 Focusing on “major donors”, this book helps people Available on Amazon find their way around the new age of philanthropy Kindle in Europe. It includes interviews with philanthropists, 216 x 138 mm 308 pages advisers and fundraisers, and provides practical January 2017 insider knowledge to access donors and donor information.

Polish families and migration since PB £26.99 US$45.95 EU accession ISBN 9781447339519

Anne White, University College London HB £77.99 US$116.00 ISBN 9781847428202 “Required reading for all those seeking to understand the ePDF £70.00 US$110.00 causes of international migration in the enlarged Europe.” ISBN 9781847428219 Krystyna Iglicka, University of Warsaw ePUB £26.99 US$45.95 With a new chapter on Polish migration since 2010, ISBN 9781447339632 this topical book explores why so many Poles have Available on Amazon Kindle PAPER migrated since 2004, why more children migrate IN B A W C

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Paying for the welfare state in the PB £12.99 US$22.00 21st century ISBN 9781447336532

Tax and spending in post-industrial societies ePDF £60.00 US$90.00 ISBN 9781447336549 David Byrne, University of Durham and Sally Ruane, De Monfort University ePUB £7.99 US$15.00 ISBN 9781447336556 Amid urgent debates around the function of welfare Available on Amazon and how we pay for it, David Byrne and Sally Ruane Kindle deploy the concepts and analytical tools of Marxist 198 x 129 mm 136 pages political economy to better understand recent June 2017 developments, and the possibilities they present for social change.

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Social policy and welfare pluralism HB £80.00 US$125.00 Selected writings of Robert Pinker ISBN 9781447323556

Edited by John Offer, University of Ulster and ePDF £99.00 US$155.00 ISBN 9781447323563 Robert Pinker ePUB £26.99 US$45.95 “Exemplifies the significant role that Robert Pinker has ISBN 9781447335351 played in enriching our understanding of social policy.” Available on Amazon Robert M Page, University of Birmingham Kindle

The first collection of Robert Pinker’s influential 240 x 172 mm 320 pages essays discusses the ways in which welfare theories June 2017 and ideologies together with public expectations have shaped the political processes of policy making.

Social policy in an era of competition HB £75.00 US$115.00 From global to local perspectives ISBN 9781447326274

Edited by Dan Horsfall, University of York and ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447326298 John Hudson, University of York ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 “This excellent volume presents a multidisciplinary ISBN 9781447326304 assessment of how shifts in global markets Available on Amazon influence social policy.” Karen Anderson, Kindle

University of Southampton 234 x 156 mm 272 pages This book offers empirically rooted analyses of June 2017 change and new perspectives on the impact of global competition on social policy.

Social policy review 29 HB £75.00 US$115.00 Analysis and debate in social policy, 2017 ISBN 9781447336211

Edited by John Hudson, University of York, Catherine ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447336228 Needham, University of Birmingham and Elke Heins, University of Edinburgh 234 x 156 mm 304 pages June 2017 “Essential reading for up-to-date analysis of key social policy.” Jane Millar, University of Bath This edition presents a diverse review of the best in social policy scholarship over the past 12 months, including Brexit, the Trump presidency, ‘post-truth’, migration, experiences of food bank users, and the future of welfare benefits.

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Why Detroit matters PB £25.99 US$44.50 Decline, renewal and hope in a divided city ISBN 9781447327875

Edited by Brian Doucet, University of Waterloo, Canada HB £75.00 US$115.00 ISBN 9781447327868 “An important and unique book … provides perspectives ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 which help the reader to understand the forces that ISBN 9781447327899 have shaped the city, and wider lessons for creating ePUB £25.99 US$44.50 more inclusive cities.” John McCarthy, Heriot Watt ISBN 9781447327905 University, UK Available on Amazon This book examines why what happens in Detroit Kindle matters for other cities around the world. Leading 234 x 156 mm 304 pages scholars on Detroit are joined by the city’s most April 2017 influential writers, planners, artists and activists who have all draw on their rich visions, ideas and practices.

Detroit and new urban repertoires HB £45.00 US$65.00 Imagining the co-operative city ISBN 9781447328889

David Fasenfest, Wayne State University ePDF £55.00 US$75.00 ISBN 9781447328902 Using Detroit as a case study, this important book ePUB £8.99 US$16.00 argues that cycles of neoliberal policy-led expansion ISBN 9781447328919 and contraction created hollow shells of once vibrant Available on Amazon industrial centres, and explores the potential for Kindle large scale cooperative networks to promote urban 198 x 129 mm 136 pages regeneration and sustain local economies. Forthcoming

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The human atlas of Europe A continent united in diversity

Dimitris Ballas, University of Aegean, Danny Dorling, University of Oxford and “A fascinating, accessible Benjamin Hennig, University of Iceland and timely guide to modern Europe, providing an essential “An essential catalyst for teacher-pupil discussions, and toolkit for understanding the an authoritative source of information as we move towards continent post-Brexit.” a post-Brexit world.” Dawn Foster, The Guardian Living Geography “An exceptional contribution • Over 150 maps on a wide range of topics to our understanding of who we are as Europeans. When we look • Stunning layouts that highlight key statistics in at Europe from the outside, we an illuminating way find much more in common than • Ground-breaking cartography presenting Europe divides us. This book traces the as a single entity contours of those commonalities and brings them to life.” What does Brexit actually mean for the UK and what are the Roger Casale, Founder wider implications for Europe? Was the UK ‘leave’ vote actually and CEO, New Europeans symptomatic of broader issues within Europe such as population mobility and the rise of non-traditional parties? PB £20.00 US$34.95 ISBN 9781447313540 Written by leading international authors, this timely atlas explores Europe’s society, culture, economy, politics and ePDF £60.00 US$90.00 environment using state of the art mapping techniques ISBN 9781447332909 following on from the previous Social atlas of Europe. It addresses 230 x 290 mm 188 pages fundamental questions around social cohesion and sustainable April 2017 growth as Europe negotiates the UK’s exit while continuing through the economic crisis. Taken as a whole, the atlas shows how geographical and state boundaries only tell a partial story and that we still live in a far more cohesive Europe than we realise.

Contents: A. Introduction, B. Population, C. Wealth and Poverty, D. Health, E. Education, F. Work, G. Environment, H. Politics, I. Identity and Culture, J. EU Budget, K. Conclusion

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People and places A 21st century atlas of the UK Danny Dorling, University of Oxford and Bethan Thomas

“Superb and utterly fascinating ... a must if you want to understand modern Britain.” Owen Jones, author and Guardian columnist “A fascinating yet sobering “A brilliantly informative overview of UK society today … picture of the changing nature a starting point for any discussion of social policy.” of the UK’s population.” Diane Coyle, Manchester University & founder Dr Alexander J. Kent, Enlightenment Economics President of the British How has UK society changed since 2001? What does Cartographic Society the UK population look like in 2016? This unique atlas, the third in a bestselling series, uses a wealth of up-to-the “An extraordinary and minute data sources alongside the last 2011 Census data graphically gripping resource.” to identify national and local trends and provide analysis David Spiegelhalter, and discussion of the implications of these for future policy. University of Cambridge

Fascinating information on everything from sex, age, PB £22.99 US$49.95 marriage and ethnicity to qualifications, employment, ISBN 9781447311379 housing and migration is provided in gloriously colourful HB £80.00 US$120.00 maps and graphics. ISBN 9781447311362

Packed with at-a-glance data tracking the period from ePDF £99.00 US$150.00 boom to bust and beyond to the new Conservative ISBN 9781447311386 government of 2015, key features include the analysis 230 x 290 mm 284 pages of over 100,000 demographic statistics and the use of March 2016 new cartographic projections and techniques, all laid out in an attractive and accessible format. Put together, this is the most accessible guide to social change over the past 15 years in the UK.

Contents: Introduction; Sex, Age and Marriage; Religion and Ethnicity; Birthplace and Nationality; Qualifications and Employment; Occupation and Industry; Families, Caring and Health; Homes and Commuting; Conclusion.

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Towards just and sustainable economies HB £75.00 US$115.00 The social and solidarity economy North ISBN 9781447327226 and South ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447327257 Edited by Peter North, University of Liverpool and Molly Scott Cato, Green Party MEP ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 ISBN 9781447327264 “This ambitious and engaging set of dialogues is Available on Amazon both timely and necessary.” Dr David Featherstone, Kindle

University of Glasgow 234 x 156 mm 336 pages With capitalism in crisis, academics ask what role April 2017 alternative social and solidarity economies can play in developing convivial, humane and resilient societies.

Infrastructure in Africa PB £29.99 US$49.95 Lessons for future development ISBN 9781447326649

Edited by Mthuli Ncube, Oxford University and HB £85.00 US$130.00 ISBN 9781447326632 Charles Leyeka Lufumpa, African Development Bank ePDF £99.00 US$150.00 “Provides much-needed ample insight into the ISBN 9781447326656 conundrum of infrastructure development on the African ePUB £29.99 US$49.95 continent.” Louis Kasekende, Deputy Governor Bank ISBN 9781447326670 of Uganda Available on Amazon This book presents a comprehensive exploration Kindle of the state of infrastructure in Africa and provides 234 x 156 mm 720 pages an integrated analysis of the challenges the sector faces. March 2017

Localism and neighbourhood planning PB £26.99 US$45.95 Power to the people? ISBN 9781447329503

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The essential guide to planning law PB £21.99 US$36.95 Decision-making and practice in the UK ISBN 9781447324461

Adam Sheppard, University of the West of England, HB £65.00 US$85.00 ISBN 9781447324454 Deborah Peel, University of Dundee, Heather Ritchie, University of Ulster and Sophie Berry, Newport ePDF £21.99 US$36.95 City Council ISBN 9781447324478 ePUB £21.99 US$36.95 “Speaks directly to planning students in a clear and ISBN 9781447324485 concise way … also demonstrates what graduate Available on Amazon planners need to know about planning, law and practice.” Kindle TION EC C P O S P Y Neil Harris, Cardiff University N I 240 x 172 mm 224 pages This is the first textbook to provide essential February 2017 information on planning’s statutory basis, supported by practical and applied discussion.

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Radical solutions to the housing supply crisis PB £9.99 US$18.00 ISBN 9781447328490 Duncan Bowie, University of Westminster ePDF £45.00 US$75.00 “Offers an alternative to existing accounts and an ISBN 9781447336662 authoritative perspective that will stimulate academic and ePUB £7.99 US$15.00 policy debate.” Alan Murie, University of Birmingham ISBN 9781447336686 Exploring the inter-relationship between housing, Available on Amazon planning and land policies, Bowie puts forward Kindle an alternative reform programme, arguing for an 198 x 129 mm 192 pages integrated approach to provide radical solutions January 2017 to a growing crisis.

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Infrastructure delivery planning PB £23.99 US$39.95 An effective practice approach ISBN 9781447316794

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The new social mobility PB £23.99 US$39.95 How the politicians got it wrong ISBN 9781447310655

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Indigeneity: A politics of potential HB £75.00 US$115.00 Australia, Fiji and New Zealand ISBN 9781447339427

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Hunger pains Life inside foodbank Britain Kayleigh Garthwaite, Newcastle University

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Blinded by science PB £26.99 US$45.95 The social implications of epigenetics ISBN 9781447322344

and neuroscience HB £70.00 US$110.00 ISBN 9781447322337 David Wastell, University of Nottingham and Susan White, University of Sheffield ePDF £90.00 US$135.00 ISBN 9781447322368 “Forensically detailed, compelling and at points ePUB £26.99 US$45.95 unsettling … deserves to be widely read.” ISBN 9781447322375 Val Gillies, University of Westminster Available on Amazon This timely book critically examines the new areas Kindle of biology that are used as powerful arguments for 234 x 156 mm 304 pages developing social policy, showing how they have March 2017 increasingly influenced family policy, mental health, child development and criminal justice.

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Supporting struggling students on placement PB £9.99 US$18.00 A practical guide ISBN 9781447328735

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Social work with sex offenders PB £21.99 US$36.95 Making a difference ISBN 9781447301196

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Beyond impact HB £75.00 US$115.00 ISBN 9781447331605 Edited by Keri Facer, University of Bristol and Kate Pahl, University of Sheffield ePDF £95.00 US$145.00 ISBN 9781447331612 “An inspirational and practical guide for deepening ePUB £24.99 US$42.95 understanding of collaborative research – an important ISBN 9781447331636 resource.” Mary Brydon-Miller, Teachers College, Available on Amazon University of Cincinnati Kindle

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Social protection after the crisis PB £24.99 US$42.95 Regulation without enforcement ISBN 9781447313762

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Reclaiming feminism Challenging everyday misogyny

Miriam E. David, UCL Institute of Education

“Excellent panoramic view of what fifty years of feminism has done, or can ever do for women, in both the academic and the real world.” Michele Hanson, Guardian journalist and author of What the Grown-ups Were Doing

“This panoramic view of the five waves of feminism shows that despite more females than males in higher education, 21st century campuses continue to be plagued by misogyny, neo-liberalism and laddish behaviour.” “Not only is this book a deeply Jane Grant author of In the steps of exceptional women, moving memoir of a prominent The Story of the Fawcett Society 1866–2016 feminist life – it also deals “David writes accessibly, punctuating her political and sociological with topical issues like sexual commentary with personal reflections that are elegantly informed, harassment on campus which and underpinned by her long career as feminist academic concerns young women today.” and activist.” Professor Heidi Safia Mirza Emma Rees, Times Higher Education author of Race Gender and Educational Desire: Why Black Miriam David celebrates the achievements of international women succeed and fail feminists as activists and scholars and provides a critique of the expansion of global higher education masking their pioneering PB £14.99 US$26.00 zeal and zest for knowledge. ISBN 9781447328179 Looking at the changing zeitgeist, David contends that feminism ePDF £75.00 US$99.00 has yet to have an enduring influence, despite how generations ISBN 9781447328186 of women have felt empowered. She illustrates the power of ePUB £7.99 US$15.00 patriarchal social relations and how everyday sexism or misogyny ISBN 9781447328193 is keenly felt. Available on Amazon Kindle

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Intimacy and ageing HB £75.00 US$115.00 New relationships in later life ISBN 9781447326496

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Dr Paul Simpson, Edge Hill University 234 x 156 mm 224 pages To begin new relationships in later life is increasingly June 2017 common in large parts of the Western world. This Ageing in a Global timely book, part of the Ageing in a Global Context Context series, addresses the gap in knowledge about late life repartnering and provides a comprehensive map of the changing landscape of late life intimacy.

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Health divides Where you live can kill you

Clare Bambra, Newcastle University With a Foreword by Danny Dorling

“ A major, readable new statement that captures crucial insights from a new wave of political epidemiology. Health Divides will change the way you think about health and illness.” Professor Jason Beckfield, Harvard University, USA

“Brilliantly demonstrates how increasing geographical and social health inequities stem from policy decisions and how different political choices could reduce them.” Professor Louise Potvin, University of Montreal, Canada “This clearly written book, full of “ A highly accessible text that provides a forensic investigation striking examples from around the into how and why geography matters for health and inequalities … world, shows that geography is Profoundly important.” as relevant for population health Professor Jamie Pearce, University of Edinburgh, Scotland as ever.” and Co-Editor, Health and Place Professor Johan Mackenbach, “Bambra’s razor sharp, timely and comprehensive analysis Erasmus Medical Center, should be read by anyone concerned about inequality.” Netherlands Mary O’Hara, Guardian Journalist and author “ An excellent overview of the Clare Bambra, a leading expert in public health, draws importance of geography on case studies from across the globe to examine the social, for public health.” environmental, economic and political causes of health Dr Paul Norman, University inequalities, how they have evolved over time and what of Leeds, England and Co- they are like today. Revealing gaps in life expectancy of Editor, Population, Space up to 25 years between places just a few miles apart, this and Place important and accessible book demonstrates that where you PB £12.99 US$22.00 live can kill you. ISBN 9781447330356

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Life and Death; It’s the (Political) Economy; Too Little, Too Late; ePUB £7.99 US$15.00 Past, Present, Future. ISBN 9781447330363 Available on Amazon Kindle

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Series Editors: Christina Pantazis, Labour exploitation and work- Head of the Centre for the Study based harm of Poverty and Social Justice, School for Policy Studies, University of Bristol, Sam Scott, University UK and Simon Pemberton, University of Gloucestershire of Birmingham, UK Social harm in its many forms is an emerging field of study which contributes to contemporary social and political debate. This series offers a fresh perspective on issues “A cogent and compelling framework for of social harm and will move the debate identifying and tackling the systematic towards a holistic approach that seeks to embeddedness of workplace exploitation.” understand the production of harm within Mick Wilkinson, University of Hull contemporary society. Written by an expert in policy orientated Topical and relevant, this inter-disciplinary research, this innovative book critiques series offers comparative and international existing approaches to the study of workplace perspectives to understand the global and exploitation, abuse and forced labour and regional distribution of harm and combines maps out a new sub-discipline, aiming new theory and empirical researching linking to shift power from employers to workers broader theoretical understandings. to reduce levels of labour exploitation and work-based harm.

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Companions in Criminology and Criminal Justice

A companion to state A companion to the power, liberties and rights history of crime and criminal justice Edited by Sharon Morley, University of Chester, Edited by Jo Turner, University Jo Turner, University of of Chester, Paul Taylor,

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