The New Walford Guide to Reference Resources

The New Walford Guide to Reference ResourcesCovers 15 broad subject groupings: social sciences (generic); psychology; sociology; social work & social welfare; politics; government; law; finance, accountancy & taxation; industries & utilities; business & management; education & learning; sport; media & communications; information & library sciences; and tools for information professionals.

It also considers the more anonymous role of commercial enterprises

Kidd argues that emergence of Labour politics in southern England represented the renewal of the working-class radical tradition

it invites us to confront the challenge of failure

data and metadata in libraries and other cultural heritage organisations

a practical demonstration of the power of Marxist historical writings

Using examples from health to housing

This collection tells the story of the genre as inseparable from the foundation of sexology and psychoanalysis

Offers a new reading of Dickens from the perspective of film

including art at the Prague court of Rudolf II

when the technologies of information are increasingly seen as a primary arena for commercial competition

This volume discusses the important

the book will inform thinking about the proper role for philanthropy today