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Setting the scene -- Family matters : Charlotte Wheeler-Cuffe 1867-1987 -- Encountering the tropics 1898-1899 -- Mobility and cultures of expedition 1900-1903 -- Networks of knowledge and exploring Upper Burma 1904-1910 -- Deepening connections: Rangoon, Mount Victoria and the Andaman Islands 1911-1912 -- Hill Stations, plant hunting and the Irrawaddy-Salween Divide 1913-14 -- Maymyo botanic garden and the final Burmese days 1915-1921.

Cover -- Contents -- 1 Muslims murdering Christmas -- 2 Me Too and the rise of the Feminazi -- 3 Black Lives Matter stole my statue -- 4 Trans people are a menace to god-fearing toilets -- 5 Cancel culture and the cancellation of the space-time continuum by the woke left -- 6 The immigrants are eating the white working class! -- Conclusion -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index.

Making Home, Building Citizenship. Migrations, Rights and Housing Policies in Sicily (Italy) -- Ungoverned Living - Exploring Migrant Residency Practices in Poland -- Urban Vs rural: Migrants and Housing Issue in Euro-Mediterranean Contexts -- Housing First: A System for Combatting Marginality -- Re-Homing Processes Through Art and Culture -- De Luca's Urban Populism: Migrations, Securitization and Post-Raciality in Messina (Italy) -- "Institutional Policies" for Migrant Settlements: Between Formality and Informality.

The COVID-19 pandemic swept the globe from 2019 had a major impact on the way people lived and worked. This book adopts a thoroughly data-driven approach relying primarily on data from the JPSED, which has been tracking a sample of 50,000 people since 2016. This is a valuable historical testimony of a distinct turning point in Japan's work culture

Part 1. Religion and human rights in nigeria -- Chapter 1. Nigeria's Human Rights System -- Chapter 2. Legal, Social and Religious Perspectives on the Status of Human Rights in Nigeria -- Chapter 3. Explaining Human Rights Attitudes -- Part 2. Explaining Human Rights Attitudes -- Chapter 4. Research Design -- Chapter 5. Empirical Findings -- Part 3. Discussion of salient findings -- Chapter 6. The Quest for an Authentic Culture of Human Rights.

1. Women Fighting Gender Stereotypes in a Gender Egalitarian Culture -- 2. The Unsolved Mystery of the Gender Imbalance in IT -- 3. Women's Chronological Pathways to IT Education -- 4. Girl Power: Reconfiguring the Gendered Space of IT -- 5. Girls Don't Walk Alone: Supporters' Investment in Welcoming Girls and Women into Fields of IT -- 6. Gender Patterns, Equality Paradoxes, and Lessons for an Inclusive Digital Future.

1. Terminology, values and identity -- 2. How we got here – the reform debate from 2010-2015 -- 3. Sovereignty and the impact of colonisation -- 4. Treaty-making and its limitations -- 5. Self-determination and an Indigenous state -- 6. Legal pluralism -- 7. Rights, race and culture -- 8. The Voice to Parliament -- 9. Indigenous parliamentary representation -- 10.Summary of reforms and the way forward.

Preface -- Abbreviations -- Introduction -- Exploring alternative nations and nationalisms: the League's story in Bengal -- Negotiating between religion and culture: theorizing the rationale behind the United Bengal proposal -- A sovereign independent Bengal: bridging the religious gap through 'aesthetic nationalism' -- The formation of a Bengali nation: debating ethnic and civic nationalisms in the 20th century -- Reception of the United Bengal proposal- failure and discontent -- Conclusion -- References -- Index

Cover -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Note to readers -- 1 Motivation and overview -- 2 Religion, toleration and religious toleration -- 3 The rise and division of Christendom -- 4 From toleration to terror -- 5 The Long Nineteenth Century -- 6 Total war and total government -- 7 Liberalism divided -- 8 The making of a post-liberal culture -- 9 The new normal -- 10 The newest normal - current challenges -- References -- Index.

This book engages the Chester Beatty Biblical Papyri, one of the most important collections of early manuscripts of Jewish scripture and the New Testament, by placing them within larger conversations relating to ancient literature and its interpretation, papyrology, and the ethics of collecting and scholarship. Ninety years after Beatty acquired these manuscripts, their value for scholarship and culture remains largely unexplored.

This edited volume examines the forms and functions of the interaction between hand writing and print culture in the period ca. 1500 to 1800. Handwritten interventions into printed books interrupt the text fixed in print by commenting on it, correcting it, or expanding it. They point to changing contexts of use, the flexibilization of supposedly static concepts of authorship, and the dynamics of correction processes.

Introduction -- The Before Times -- The Months Markets Melted -- One Nation Under Banks -- The Fed's Second Act -- The Temple is Under New Management -- A Polarized Fed -- March Madness -- A Corporate House of Cards -- The Day the Fed Changed -- Racing Across Red Lines -- Culture Wars and Capital -- Love Songs to Full Employment -- A Fed Restrained -- The Creeping Crises -- A Year of Uncomfortable Questions -- Epilogue.

Children's wellbeing in Ethiopia -- Learning culture and identity in Ethiopia -- Children's wellbeing and immigration -- The journey from Ethiopia to Israel -- Language and wellbeing in the family -- Perceptions of children according to their birthplace -- Cultural flexibility and children's wellbeing -- Schooling and children's wellbeing -- Gender perceptions and roles following immigration -- Family connection and wellbeing -- Identity and visibility affecting wellbeing -- The second generation visit Ethiopia -- Children's wellbeing in immigrant families. .

"The Routledge History of Loneliness takes a multidisciplinary approach to the history of a modern emotion, exploring its form and development across cultures from the seventeenth century to the present. With wide appeal to students and researchers in a variety of subjects including the history of emotions, social sciences and literature, this volume brings a critical historical perspective to an emotion with contemporary significance"--

"Regulating Knowledge in an Entangled World uses case studies from the sixteenth to the eighteenth centuries to study knowledge transfer in early modern knowledge societies. By bringing together historians from intellectual history, economic history, book history, the history of science, religion, art and material culture, this volume is useful for students and scholars interested in early modern knowledge societies and changing patterns of knowledge transfer"--