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Living with the Bomb reissues as part of our new Psychology Revivals series

2013-04-01T13:34:52Q

This year, the Routledge Revivals publishing programme sees the start of a brand new series - Psychology Revivals. All the titles in this series are reissued titles from across the last 120 years, with titles ranging from Adler's The Science of Living to key texts on the subject of psychiatry.

Harry G. Johnson’s official biographer writes a new introduction on the eminent economist

2013-03-25T10:21:00Q

Here, Don Moggridge provides a new article on the influential economist, Harry G. Johnson, ahead of the publication of the 9 volume Routledge Library Editions collection, Collected Works of Harry G. Johnson, this month. Moggridge offers a brief outline of the life of Johnson and his contributions to international trade and monetary economics.

David Hamilton talks about the reissue of ‘Towards a Theory of Schooling’ this April

2013-03-18T20:30:34Q

Author of Towards a Theory of Schooling, David Hamilton, talks to us about this Revival and and why it is still such a timely publication today.

Bringing Handbooks to Life - Cathy Hartley, Europa Commissioning Editor explains all

2013-03-18T11:01:20Q

While handbooks are only a part of Europa’s new projects – there are also monographs and Politics of . . . titles, plus we have exciting ideas for new series in the pipeline, I will share information on those in due course and concentrate here on our handbooks programme.

Peter Faulkner talks about the reissue of ‘Modernism’ this April

2013-03-13T15:00:25Q

Modernism is one of the most frequently used terms in discussions of twentieth century literature and culture. Peter Faulkner focusses on this concept, providing an historical account of modernism and demonstrating how modernism relates to Victorian culture.

Here, Peter Faulkner, author of the reissued title, talks to us about Modernism. Faulkner provides a brief overview on the book itself, what has changed since its first publication and why the book is still as prominent today, as when it was first published.

Routledge Reference celebrate International Women’s Day – take a look at our feminism titles!

2013-03-08T11:45:26Q

8th March 2013 marks International Women’s Day. This global event celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future.

Territories of the Russian Federation

2013-03-01T11:53:32Q

The new, 2013 edition of Territories of the Russian Federation, published by Routledge in February, contains carefully researched, extensively revised, up-to-the-minute, political and economic information on each of the 83 territories that make up the Russian Federation.

Routledge Revivals reissue the work of Peter Mangold

2013-02-13T12:04:24Q

This month the Routledge Revivals programme reissue two texts from Peter Mangold, an influential journalist and author. Exclusively for us Peter Mangold has written a new and original article relating to these reissued titles, which is available here to download and read at your own leisure!

Routledge Major Works Special Introductory Price Offers for 2013

2013-02-12T10:22:45Q

Routledge Major Works release full title details for their forthcoming 'Special Introductory Price' offers.

Think before printing. Why not go online?

2013-02-11T09:47:51Q

We here at Routledge are all about the environment. This is why we are rolling with the times and exploring online catalogues.

This new and efficient way of sharing information allows us to show you all of our new collections, as well as our backlist titles, that we have on offer from across the different publishing programmes.

Reissued in November 2012, ‘Elitism’ is now available from Routledge Revivals

2013-02-05T14:14:46Q

In November of last year, the Routledge Revivals publishing programme reissued the political text by G. Lowell Field and John Higley.

The book presents an important critique of prevailing political doctrine in Western societies at a time of major change in circumstances of Western civilization. One of the authors, John Higley, talks to us here about role of the elite and the message within Elitism.

Routledge Major Works 2013 January-June Print Catalogue OUT NOW!

2013-01-22T11:24:07Q

Routledge Major Works have released their first catalogue of 2013- highlighting new and key titles from January to June.

The Catalogue also includes forthcoming title details for our Routledge Library Editions collections.

Out now: The Rise of Econometrics

2013-01-10T10:53:22Q

This January, Routledge Major Works published the new collection, The Rise of Econometrics. A new release from Routledge's Critical Concepts in Economics series, The Rise of Econometrics brings together the best and most influential scholarship on the rise of econometrics. Continue reading for an insight into the text from the collection’s editor...

Published this November – a new collection from leading academics in suicide research

2012-12-12T14:28:36Q

This November saw the publication of a new title in the Major Themes in Health and Social Welfare series. Edited by two of the world’s leading authorities, the collection brings together cutting-edge research on the increasingly major issue in the public health sector.

Routledge Revivals reissue ‘Monetary Reform in Theory and Practice’

2012-12-12T13:47:08Q

First Published in 1936, Monetary Reform in Theory and Practice, considers the monetary reform movement that was first proposed and put in place following the First World War. Reissuing this December, this title considers the reform as a whole and the proposals and measures involved.