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Explores the social and cultural landscape of Palestine under Late Ottoman and British rule

A new vision of the good life as collective transformation against the fragmentation of contemporary life.

Assembled digitally from worldwide collections, this Arcade of 36 colourful tile panels exposes for the first time religious themes as well as more traditional themes for architectural decoration, and adds a new work to the canon of seventeenth-century Persian art.

Explores the relationship between the works of the Brontës and the visual, musical, plastic and performing arts.

Examines how corporations use intelligence to shape and navigate the world.

Reveals how Milton's poetry deploys the reciprocal forces of 'first matter' in order to access the experience of co-existent being

Uncovers the nonhuman turn's unexpected roots in the avant-gardes and mysticisms of nineteenth-century France.

Traces the remnants of Ancient Greek democratic thought in American Republicanism.

Explores the effects of illusionism within media representation and contemporary aesthetics with a focus on the uncanny.

Uses a comparative perspective to demonstrate how informal institutions and relations shape the composition and performance of courts globally.

What can intelligence producers and users learn from contemporary intelligence warning cases to anticipate, prepare for, mitigate and prevent future security challenges?

Examines the use of ironic language among political leaders in international politics.

The most sustained analysis of Kant's thinking on obligations and desires, connecting his readings of ancient philosophy with pressing questions in contemporary environmental philosophy.

Explores the life of one of Scotland's most important poet-thinkers as told by himself.

Studies rebellion as historical phenomenon and literary construct in early Islamicate contexts.

Studies the reconfiguration of the Syrian regime through the revival of charities under al-Asad (2000-2010).

Identifies philosophical scepticism as a major theme across Wallace's oeuvre, in both fiction and non-fiction.

The first volume to connect legal institutions and court arguments in a series of close readings of selected speeches from the Attic Orators

A comparative analysis of far-right politics across Europe and the Middle East with a focus on gender and sexuality.