“catherine jones”

When Ginny Turner takes up her new post, there are mixed feelings on 'the patch'. Her old friend Maddy is delighted. Alice Davies, wife of Commanding Officer Bob Davies, is less pleased. When the regiment embark on an' emergency tour to Kosovo, Colonel Bob and Ginny are thrown together but Ginny soo... More

A compelling new novel by the author of A Regimental Affair Yvie first meets Adam and Pammy Clifton as neighbours on the same patch' in Germany, where she has been posted with soldier husband, Richard. Their friendship is cemented by the shared experience of army life, but is put to the test when th... More

Summary: This book provides a practical guide to current Institutional Repository (IR) issues, focussing on content - both gaining and preserving it and what cultural issues need to be addressed to make a successful Institutional Repository. Importantly, it uses real-life experiences to address and ... More

Offering an integrative approach to writing all forms of narrative, this illustrated book contains evocative insights from the authors own professional journey. The emphasis on the integration of both a solid craft and an experiential inner discovery makes this writing book unique.... More

Equal parts travel memoir and cookbook, A Year of Russian Feasts combines Catherine Jones's warm, insightful writing style with her sensitive approach to discovering her family's heritage and its cuisine. Jones takes the reader on an unforgettable journey to her private Russia featuring celebrations... More

This thought-provoking and authoritative collection of papers tackles a subject of urgent international concern - migration, immigration and social policy. The volume's thirteen authors are drawn from diverse academic and professional backgrounds, in social work, social policy, sociology, psychology... More

This book offers unprecedented insights into both the workings of the Commonwealth and into the contrasting experiences of member states within it, with regard to social exclusion. Chapters on British social policy tradition and on concepts of social inclusion/exclusion, preface a series of case stu... More

While there has been much work on the British economy in the post-war period, much of this has focused on the domestic economy. In the absence of detailed research, myths have flourished about the external economic situation. The chief of these is that Britain, deluded by past grandeur, arrogantly a... More

As health improvement initiatives take center stage worldwide, public health professionals face an ongoing challenge to prove that the programs are worthwhile and that interventions make an impact. The Global Programme on Health Promotion Effectiveness (GPHPE) of the International Union for Health P... More

With an engaging narrative, fascinating quotes, and elegant illustrations, this captivating book not only shows how far women have come but also reveals the many unsung roles women have played in political history. Full color.Catherine Thimmesh's inspiring look at the role of women in American polit... More