Reimagining What We Read, Look at, and Learn
Peggy Levitt
Reimagining What We Read, Look at, and Learn
Peggy Levitt
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This book offers a powerful and comprehensive analysis of immigration, mapping not only what Europeans think about the issue, but why they think it, how those attitudes are formed, and what they mean for the political future of Europe.
This book explores what can be measured about the sharing of resources and the distribution of well-being within households, with particular attention to gender disparities and child poverty. It critically engages with recent developments in academic and policy debates, and outlines directions for future research.
The Oxford Handbook of the History and Practice of Chinese Archaeology is a multi-regional and multi-voiced account of the history of Chinese archaeology. It provides insights into the actors, structures, and motivations moving this history forward, from the beginnings of the discipline, up to the present day.
