Do you realize the value of your Academic Library? We have produced an infographic you can download here and put up in your university to remind students and staff alike of the value the library can bring!
How can we use technology in education? A Routledge FreeBook investigates technology enhanced learning, to assist you in your teaching.
As well as the vast Routledge History print collection, covering topics such as British History and Political History, Taylor & Francis boasts impressive eBook collections & digital platforms. All of which are suitable for both researchers and instructors. Find the resource for you below...
As well as the vast Routledge History print collection, covering topics such as British History and Political History, Taylor & Francis boasts impressive eBook collections & digital platforms. All of which are suitable for both researchers and instructors. Find the resource for you below...
Meet Anna-leila Williams, Routledge's latest Featured Author who recently published Integrating Health Humanities, Social Science, and Clinical Care: A Guide to Self-Discovery, Compassion, and Well-being. Read our interview below to gain more insight into Dr. William's research and inspiration for putting this book together.
With the recent publication of his new book 'Survival: One Health, One Planet, One Future', George Lueddeke took some time to discuss seven key take-aways that is a must read for the masses.
With the upcoming publication of her new book 'Designing for Kids: Creating for Playing, Learning and Growing', Krystina Castella took some time to discuss her ideas around the subject area and her biggest influences.
With the upcoming publication of her new book 'History as Wonder', Marnie Hughes-Warrington took some time to discuss her ideas around the subject area and her biggest influences.
Asia Chernova, Veronica Morino and Nigel Iyer have written the article 'Dirty Money Constellations: find me if you can' based on chapter 10 of The Continuing Imperialism of Free Trade.
Veronica and Nigel are also contributors to the title The Continuing Imperialism of Free Trade: Developments, Trends and the Role of Supranational Agents, 1st Edition
We are pleased to share with you our Q&A; session with Elizabeth Faue, author of Rethinking the American Labor Movement. Elizabeth is Professor and Chair of the Department of History at Wayne State University, Detroit, Michigan, US. The book is part of the American Social and Political Movements of the 20th Century Series.
Ivan T. Berend, author of The Contemporary Crisis of the European Union, spoke in a recent radio broadcast about whether the European Union is in crisis. Listen to the full broadcast below!
