Society & Social Sciences books

Simpli Ma's Story (SMS) spans several decades. It starts with an accident: the youngest of the family, Rachel or...  Read More >>

In this raw and unflinching collection, Clarise Griffey opens the pages of her journals spanning from adolescence...  Read More >>

The title definition (man out of place) is meant to sum up all these characteristics, but adjectives such as: unaligned,...  Read More >>

Learn Spanish Through Stories: A Bilingual Collection for Adult Learners Step into a world of reflection, emotion,...  Read More >>

Have you ever wished you could sit down with a therapist and ask all the questions that keep you awake at night...  Read More >>

Maryse Condé L'identité sans fards Je ne suis pas une femme de racines. Je suis une femme de traces. Les racines...  Read More >>

What if losing everything was the only way to find yourself again? Elena thought she had it all - a family, a home,...  Read More >>

A Hospital Chaplain's Guide This book, ""Faith and Medicine,"" serves as an essential and comprehensive guide for...  Read More >>

Disabled people are often visible-but rarely understood. Seen, Not Studied is a relationship-centered book about...  Read More >>

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Monstrous Utopias builds on the growing discourse surrounding the figure of the monster in performance, theatre,...  Read More >>

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This book draws on the author’s experiences during her journey towards tenure at a Singaporean university to offer...  Read More >>

This book is a sociological study of recent international conflicts, from Bosnia and Iraq to Ukraine and Gaza. Its...  Read More >>

This book explores adult learning at the intersection of a rapidly changing world of work and society, and the personal,...  Read More >>

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Subtle insights into Japan that are different from the usual catalog of descriptions and analyses.  Read More >>

Explores the relationship between the politics of the New Right, the media, and democracy.  Read More >>

In this part-memoir, part-manifesto, an acclaimed poet interprets Black radical literary traditions to reimagine...  Read More >>

Oleksa Drachewych explores how Russia’s use of WWII memory fuels its war against Ukraine. He traces parallels in...  Read More >>

Originally published in 1998, this title provided a comprehensive review of the background and literature concerning...  Read More >>