Articles in the Routledge Library Editions category
Routledge Library Editions are collections of books from the Routledge past: facsimile copies of books published by all imprints with which Routledge (and Taylor & Francis) have been associated.
Each 'library' is made up of diverse titles by various authors, offering the purchaser the chance to buy a title individually, or as thematically structured mini-sets, or as a complete set both in print and online.
Routledge Major Works have released their first catalog of 2013- highlighting new and key titles from January to June.
The Catalog also includes upcoming title details for our Routledge Library Editions collections.
We’re ending the year on a high, with a wide range of titles publishing under our Routledge Library Editions publishing program. Our latest collections to publish over the last couple of months span a number of different subject areas, appealing to a variety of users.
We’re getting into the Halloween spirit and bringing you all the details on some of our more hair-raising books, old and new. Read on, if you dare...
June marks the publication month of our eagerly awaited collection: Routledge Library Edition: Women, Feminism and Literature.
Last week marked the publication of our topical, and incredibly timely title: Routledge Library Editions: Banking and Finance. To celebrate, and to mark the title's launch, we are posting the results of our first author/reader Q&A.
Thank you to everyone who emailed questions. Two of the title's authors, Timothy Morris (Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford), and Nicholas Snowden (Senior Lecturer in Economics at Lancaster University) answer your questions below.
Our Banking and Finance authors answer your questions
This May we publish our topical, and incredibly timely title: Routledge Library Editions: Banking and Finance. To celebrate, we’re conducting our first online author/reader Q&A – your chance to broil three of the title’s authors: Timothy Morris, Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford; Robert Dixon, Dean and Professor of Management Accounting at the University of Durham, and Nicholas Snowden, Senior Lecturer in Economics at Lancaster University, on issues relating to the world of banking and finance.
Maurice Dobb is widely recognized as the foremost Marxian economist of his generation in Britain. A Reader in economics at the University of Cambridge, and a Fellow of Trinity College, he was noted for his contributions to value theory, the theory of economic planning and the analysis of Soviet economic development.
Today is International Women's Day. This global event celebrates the economic, political and social achievements of women past, present and future.
'This book should be indispensable, a book to possess.’- A M A
Originally published in 1978, Regenerating the Curriculum, by Maurice Holt, has recently been reissued as part of the Routledge Library Editions: Education collection, a 244-Volume collection which covers essential issues of the educational landscape.
Our RLE: Education catalog is now available for you to browse online, download as a PDF, print off or e-mail to colleagues.
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