Recent Routledge Revivals Articles

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   Routledge Revivals reissue ‘Monetary Reform in Theory and Practice’

   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.

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   Routledge Revivals reissue the popular art book – ‘The Birth of Western Painting’

   First published in 1930, this book deals with Byzantine art. The book considers not just the movement itself, but the significant impact it had on the subsequent history of European painting. Until now, this popular book has been out of reach and difficult to obtain.

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   Reissuing this November – Esther Moir’s ‘The Discovery of Britain’

   First published in 1964, this book focuses on the tour of Britain. Rather than looking at foreign tourists coming to Britain or British tourists travelling abroad, the primary focus of the book is to examine the British people who explored their native land in the three centuries from 1540 to 1840.

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   Routledge Revivals reissue the work of E. Cashmore

   The collection of eight titles from E. Cashmore are all previously published works from across the last thirty five years.

   Titles in the collection span a broad range of topics, appealing to those particularly interested in subjects involving race relations, crime, sociology and media.

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   Routledge Revivals release a selection of Egypt titles by E. A. Wallis Budge

   This November, Routledge Revivals reissue the work of Sir E. A. Wallis Budge (1857 – 1934), one of the most influential and highly acclaimed academics within the field of Ancient Egypt.

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   The Psychology of Conservatism reissues this November!

   Routledge Revivals are delighted to announce the upcoming reissue of The Psychology of Conservatism. Glenn Wilson, the book's author, and Visiting Professor of Psychology at Gresham College, London, discusses the book's reissue.
    

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   Understanding Staff Development reissues this November

   This November Routledge Reference reissues Understanding Staff Development, by Graham Webb, under its Routledge Revivals program. Understanding Staff Development is a further addition to the extensive range of education-focussed Routledge Reference titles.

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   Forthcoming Reissues: Women, Crime and Criminology and The Ties That Bind

   Routledge Reference are delighted to announce the reissue of two new titles on their Routledge Revivals program. Women, Crime and Criminology and The Ties That Bind, both authored by Carol Smart - Professor at the University of Manchester, and co-director of the Morgan Centre for the Study of Relationships and Personal Life - will publish in August and September of this year.

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   Publishing Soon: Common Knowledge: The Development of Understanding in the Classroom

   This June, Routledge reissues Common Knowledge: The Development of Understanding in the Classroom under its Routledge Revivals program.

   First published in 1987, Common Knowledge was a radical departure from the traditionally individualistic psychologies which underpinned modern approaches to educational theory and practice. In this article, the title's authors, Derek Edwards and Neil Mercer, discuss their writing of the title and the research they have been involved in since its initial publication.
    

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    Discount Extended: Routledge Revivals Subject Specific Collections

    Owing to the success of our Routledge Revivals subject specific bundle promotion we’ve decided to extend the 15% discount offer until the end of September.

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