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MARK WALKERNew Mexico State University, USA

✤ A controversial yet rigorous argument that demonstrates the moral imperative for mass distribution of

‘happy-pills’, based on the wellbeing of the individual and society

✤ Challenges fundamental conceptions of illness and treatment

✤ Brings together the philosophy, psychology and biology of happiness

✤ Maps the development of the next generation of positive mood pharmacology

READERSHIP: All levels of Undergraduate and Postgraduate students in Philosophy, Psychology, Social Sciences and Medical Ethics; Also written to be entirely accessible to the general non-specialist reader

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Double Oblivion of the Ourang-OutangHÉLÈNE CIXOUSParis VIII Université, Paris, France

✤ Cixous is generally regarded as one of the leading, if not the leading French feminist author writing today

✤ This book tells the story of how the author re-discovers a box containing a manuscript from over fifty

years ago, which leads to reflections on literary creativity, memory, identity and dreams

✤ The title refers to Baudelaire’s translation of a text by Edgar Allen Poe set in Paris in which the

perpetrator of two murders is revealed to be an escaped orangutan, or ‘ourang-outang’, who has no

motive for the crimes, raising questions about how we contain threats

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in literature, literary studies, gender studies, feminist studies; general readers and followers of Cixous

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Dispossession: The Performative in the PoliticalConversations with Athena Athanasiou

JUDITH BUTLER & ATHENA ATHANASIOUUniversity of California, Berkeley, USA; Panteion University, Athens, Greece

✤ Accessible new book from one of the world’s leading critical theorists

✤ Examines what it means to be a dispossessed citizen today, the power relations involved, and citizen activism

✤ Engaging and thought-provoking text that discusses key contemporary events such as the Arab Spring

and the Occupy movement

✤ Goes beyond the conventional understanding of dispossession to discuss how an alternative and

affective economy of bodies in public is being formed

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and above studying gender and cultural studies and general readers interested in the work of Judith ButlerSERIES: PCVS-POLITY CONVERSATIONS SERIES

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Žižek Now!Current Perspectives in Žižek Studies

JAMIL KHADER & MOLLY ANNE ROTHENBERG (EDS)Stetson University, DeLand, USA; Tulane University, New Orleans, USA

✤ The first assessment of the utility and far-reaching implications of Žižek’s work in the disciplines of

the so-called human sciences

✤ Well-known scholars analyse the difference Žižek’s work makes or has the potential to make in their

chosen field

✤ The volume offers chapters on topics as varied as quantum physics and Žižek’s transcendentalist

materialist theory of the subject, Hegel’s absolute, materialist Christianity, postcolonial violence,

eco-politics, mashups and digital culture

✤ Contributors to the volume include Adrian Johnston, Todd McGowan, Bruno Bosteels, Erik Vogt,

Verena Conley, David Gunkel, Joshua Ramey, Jamil Khader, and Žižek himself

READERSHIP: Students and scholars across the humanities and social sciences with interests in relevant theoretical topics, as well as readers and followers of Žižek

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ParadoxesROY T. COOKUniversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA

✤ This is a new in the Key Concepts in Philosophy series focusing on the core and difficult topic of

paradoxes

✤ An accessible and entertaining introduction to the study of paradoxes, in which the author provides a

detailed examination of a wide variety of paradoxes, including helpful exercises and further reading

sections at the end of each chapter

✤ He concentrates on four types of paradoxes: the semantic paradoxes involving truth, the set-theoretic

paradoxes involving arbitrary collections of objects, the Soritical paradoxes involving vague concepts,

and the epistemic paradoxes involving knowledge and belief

READERSHIP: Both undergraduate and graduate students of philosophySERIES: POLITY KEY CONCEPTS IN PHILOSOPHY

POLITY

Minerva’s Night OutPhilosophy, Pop Culture, and Moving Pictures

EDITED BY NOËL CARROLLUniversity of Wisconsin, USA

✤ Addresses a wide range of topics in the philosophy of popular culture

✤ Written by Noel Carroll, one of popular culture’s best known philosophical theorists

✤ Includes discussion of the nature of popular culture as well as detailed treatment of particular

examples

✤ Discussion of topics ranges from film to dance, horror to humour

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate level students for courses in philosophy of film, philosophy of popular culture, or film and popular culture; also for general readers interested in these topics and the work of Noel Carroll

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The Transhumanist Reader Classical and Contemporary Essays on the Science, Technology, and Philosophy of the Human Future

EDITED BY MAX MORE & NATASHA VITA-MOREPresident and CEO of the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, the world’s leading cryogenics organization; Author and expert on human

enhancement and emerging and speculative technologies

✤ The first book to present a reliable and comprehensive survey of the origins and current state of

transhumanist thinking about the future of humanity

✤ Pioneers the key philosophical arguments for and against human enhancement, the inevitability of

life extension, and the possible solutions to growing social and ethical concerns

✤ Explores the scope of the effects of human innovation in areas such as nanotechnology and artificial

intelligence, and what has been referred to as a technological singularity

READERSHIP: Upper level undergraduate and graduate level students for courses in Philosophy, Cognitive Science, Theory, Design Psychology, Industrial Design, Future Studies, Culture Studies, Gay and Lesbian Studies, and others; also for academics and researchers

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The Mystery of ExistenceEDITED BY JOHN LESLIE & ROBERT LAWRENCE KUHNUniversity of Guelph, Canada; Creator and Co-Host of Closer to the Truth PBS Television Series & Media Commentator on Science

and Philosophy

✤ Compelling study of the origins of the material world that traces the responses of philosophers and

scientists to the most elemental and haunting question of all: why is anything here?

✤ Includes the thoughts of dozens of luminaries from Plato and Aristotle to Stephen Hawking and the

Dalai Lama

✤ Features material by scientists, philosophers, and theologians

✤ Includes informative and helpful editorial introductions to each section and a wealth of suggestions

for further reading and research

READERSHIP: University students undertaking courses in philosophy and related subjects; science and physics students seeking contextual commentary; and general readers

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JÜRGEN HABERMASJohann Wolfgang Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany

✤ An important work in which one of the leading philosophers of our time examines the ideas of some

of his predecessors and contemporaries

✤ Among the thinkers discussed are Heidegger, Jaspers, Bloch, Adorno, Benjamin, Marcuse, Arendt and

Gadamer

✤ This book sheds valuable light not only on the ideas of these thinkers but also on the formation of

Habermas’s own work, as some of these thinkers had a profound influence on him

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, graduates and academics in philosophy, politics, sociology and the social sciences and humanities generally

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The Blackwell Guide to Ethical Theory2nd Edition

EDITED BY HUGH LAFOLLETTE & INGMAR PERSSONUniversity of South Florida St. Petersburg, USA; University of Gothenburg, Sweden, & University of Oxford, UK

✤ A new edition of this successful and highly regarded Guide, now reorganized and updated with the

addition of significant new material

✤ Includes 23 essays written by an international team of leading philosophers

✤ Essays new to this edition cover evolution and ethics, capability ethics, virtues and consequences,

and the implausibility of virtue ethics

✤ Extensive, substantive essays develop the main arguments of all the leading viewpoints in ethical

theory

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and instructors in philosophy, religious studies, and related fields; general readersSERIES: BLACKWELL PHILOSOPHY GUIDES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-631-20119-9

Against EpistemologyTHEODOR W. ADORNO

✤ This is a re-issue of a classic book by one of the leading philosophers of the twentieth century

✤ While written as a critique of Husserl’s phenomenology, this book is at the same time a much broader

critique of philosophy and epistemology

✤ Here Adorno outlines many of the ideas that have since become central to modern philosophy, such

as the critique of foundationalism, the illusions of idealism and the end of epistemology

✤ Polity is Adorno’s primary publisher in English and the re-issue of this important book is a significant

addition to the corpus of Adorno’s work in English

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in sociology, philosophy, literature and cultural studies

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Contemporary MetaethicsAn Introduction2nd Edition

ALEXANDER MILLERUniversity of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand

✤ New edition of this highly readable introduction to contemporary metaethics which provides a critical

overview of the main arguments and themes in twentieth- and twenty-first-century contemporary metaethics

✤ Traces the development of contemporary debates in metaethics from the work of G. E. Moore up to

the most recent arguments between naturalism and non-naturalism, cognitivism and non-cognitivism

✤ This book addresses all the key theories and ideas in the field, from Moore’s attack on ethical

naturalism to anti-realist and best opinion accounts of moral truth and the non-reductionist

naturalism of the ‘Cornell realists’

✤ As well as revisiting the whole terrain with revised and updated guides to further reading, Miller also

introduces major new sections on the revolutionary fictionalism of Richard Joyce and the hermeneutic

fictionalism of Mark Kalderon

READERSHIP: Philosophy undergraduates and postgraduates taking introductory courses in meta-ethics

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-745-62345-0

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International Encyclopedia of EthicsEDITOR-IN-CHIEF: HUGH LAFOLLETTEUniversity of South Florida St. Petersburg, USA

ASSOCIATE EDITORS: JOHN DEIGH & SARAH STROUDUniversity at Texas Austin, USA, & McGill University, Canada

“…not just an indispensable resource for both students and scholars, but one

that invites the kind of spontaneous browsing that can creatively transform

scholarship.”

Jennifer A. Herdt, Yale University

“…an outstanding guide to current thinking about ethics.”

Peter Singer, Princeton University

“This 9 volume masterpiece draws on the expertise of more than 600 authors from

23 countries, to present the most comprehensive reference work ever devoted to

the field of ethics.”

Larry S. Temkin, Rutgers University

✤ Comprises over 700 entries, ranging from 1000 to 10,000 words in length,

written by an international cast of subject experts

✤ Is arranged across 8 fully cross-referenced volumes, plus a comprehensive

index volume

✤ Provides clear definitions and explanations of all areas of ethics including the

topics, movements, arguments, and key figures in Normative Ethics,

Metaethics, and Practical Ethics

✤ Covers the major philosophical, legal and religious traditions

✤ Offers an unprecedented level of authority, accuracy and balance with all

entries being blind peer-reviewed

READERSHIP: Students, scholars and professionals working across the field of ethics

RaceA PHILOSOPHICAL INTRODUCTION2nd Edition

PAUL C. TAYLORPennsylvania State University, University Park, USA

✤ Fully updated and revised edition of this comprehensive but accessible introduction to philosophical

race theory

✤ Blends metaphysics and social philosophy, analytic philosophy and pragmatic philosophy of

experience and engages the ideas of such important figures as Linda Alcoff, K. Anthony Appiah,

W. E. B. Du Bois, Michel Foucault and Howard Winant

✤ Taylor examines key topics such as mixed-race identity and white supremacy as well as timely

examinations of racially fraught issues of policing, immigration, and global justice

READERSHIP: Students in philosophy, sociology and ethnic studies who are studying race and ethnicity

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-7456-2883-7

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An Introduction to OntologyNIKK EFFINGHAMUniversity of Birmingham, UK

✤ An engaging and wide-ranging new book that provides an introduction to contemporary ontology

✤ Effingham covers the key topics in the field, from the ontology of holes, numbers and possible

worlds, to space, time and the ontology of material objects - for instance, whether there are

composite objects such as tables, chairs or even you and me

✤ As well as discussing the latest issues in ontology, Effingham also helpfully deals in-depth with

different methodological principles (including theory choice, Quinean ontological commitment and

Meinongianism) and introduces them alongside an example ontological theory that puts them into

practice

READERSHIP: Philosophy students: core reading for upper-level undergraduate courses in ontology and metaphysics generally, secondary reading for courses in philosophy of mathematics and aesthetics, as well as some MA conversion courses

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Identity and DiscriminationReissued and Updated Edition

TIMOTHY WILLIAMSONUniversity of Oxford, UK

✤ Thoroughly revised new edition of Williamson’s first publication, with the inclusion of significant new

material, available for the first time in 20 years

✤ Argues for an original cognitive account of the relation between identity and discrimination that has

been influential in the philosophy of perception

✤ Pioneers the use of epistemic logic to solve puzzles about indiscriminability

✤ Develops the application of techniques from mathematical logic to understand issues about identity

over time and across possible worlds

READERSHIP: Graduate students in philosophy, suitable for use in classes on epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of perception; professional philosophers

A Companion to Buddhist PhilosophyEDITED BY STEVEN M. EMMANUELVirginia Wesleyan College, USA

✤ Presents a comprehensive survey of the most important ideas, problems, and debates in the history

of Buddhist philosophy

✤ Written by the leading scholars in the field

✤ Covers the traditional areas of Buddhist philosophy (metaphysics, epistemology/logic, and ethics), and

also includes sections on social and political thought, and meditation – its contemporary issues and

applications

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and instructors in philosophy, religious studies, and related fieldsSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

A Companion to the Philosophy of TimeEDITED BY ADRIAN BARDON & HEATHER DYKEWake Forest University, North Carolina, USA; University of Otago, New Zealand

✤ Explores the nature and experience of time, as well as the history of the philosophy of time

✤ Highlights the contributions of major thinkers from the pre-Socratic period to the present

✤ Surveys the latest philosophical work on the physics, metaphysics, and cognitive science of time and

time-awareness

✤ Exceeds all previous texts in providing the most comprehensive coverage of the field of the

philosophy of time

READERSHIP: Graduate and advanced undergraduate courses in the philosophy of space and time, metaphysics, and the philosophy of scienceSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

A Companion to FoucaultEDITED BY CHRISTOPHER FALZON, TIMOTHY O’LEARY & JANA SAWICKIUniversity of Newcastle, Australia; University of Hong Kong; Williams College, Western Massachusetts, USA

✤ Features a collection of essays from established and emerging scholars that represent the most

extensive anthology of French philosopher Michel Foucault’s works available to date

✤ Surveys Foucault’s major works and others that approach his work from a range of thematic angles

✤ Offers extensive analyses of Foucault’s recently published lecture courses from the College de France

✤ Contains the first translation of the extensive ‘Chronology’ of Foucault’s life and works written by

Foucault’s life-partner Daniel Defert

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and graduate level students for courses that include philosophy, gender studies, queer studies, cultural studies, politics, social theory, and others; also for scholars and researchersSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

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Death and Dying in World ReligionsANGELA SUMEGICarleton University, Canada

✤ A comprehensive survey of how death, dying, and the afterlife are understood across the world’s

major religions

✤ Draws on examples from Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, and Shamanic perspectives

✤ Explores shared and differing views of death, including the nature of death itself, the reasons for it

according to different faiths, religious rituals, and our response to it

✤ Uses an accessible thematic structure to facilitate a broader comparative understanding

READERSHIP: Second-year undergraduates and above in religious studies, comparative religion, and those studying relevant courses in anthropology and sociology

Understanding Theories of ReligionAn Introduction2nd Edition

IVAN STRENSKIUniversity of California, Riverside, USA

✤ A new edition of this introductory text exploring the core methods and theorists in religion, spanning

the 16th century through to the latest theoretical trends

✤ Features an entirely new section covering religion and postmodernism; race, sex, and gender; and

religion and postcolonialism

✤ Examines the development of religious theories through the work of classic and contemporary figures

from the history of anthropology, sociology, psychology, philosophy, and theology

✤ Student-friendly features include chapter introductions, summaries, biographical vignettes, and a timeline

READERSHIP: Second-year undergraduates in the study of religion, or religion and philosophy, anthropology, or sociology

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-12012-8

No God, No Science Theology, Cosmology, Biology

MICHAEL HANBYCatholic University of America, USA

✤ Questions whether creationism and evolution are mutually exclusive terms, providing startling new

insights into the potential for science and religion to coexist in the modern world

✤ Offers a provocative analysis of the theoretical and historical relationship between theology,

metaphysics, and science

✤ Presents an original interpretation of the philosophical meaning of Darwinian biology, arguing that the

doctrine of creation is integral to the intelligibility of the world

✤ Retrieves the Christian doctrine of creation from the distortions imposed upon it by positivist science

and evolutionary biology

READERSHIP: Advanced-level students of science and religion, theology and metaphysics, and philosophy of religion; also for philosophers and theologiansSERIES: ILLUMINATIONS: THEORY & RELIGION

The Future of the Philosophy of ReligionKEVIN SCHILBRACKWestern Carolina University, USA

✤ Advocates a radical transformation of the discipline from its current, narrow focus on questions of

God, to a fully global form of critical reflection on religions

✤ Opens up debates within philosophy of religion to encompass the religious diversity that characterizes

the world today

✤ Builds bridges between philosophy of religion and the other interpretative and explanatory approaches

in the field of religious studies

✤ Provides a manifesto for a global approach to the subject that is a practice-centred rather than a

belief-centred activity

READERSHIP: Advanced-level undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty of religious studies and philosophySERIES: BLACKWELL MANIFESTOS

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The Student’s Companion to the TheologiansEDITED BY IAN S. MARKHAMVirginia Theological Seminary, USA

✤ A substantial reference work, bringing together over 75 entries on the most important and influential

theologians in the history of Christianity

✤ Structured accessibly around five periods: early centuries, middle ages, the reformation, the

Enlightenment, and the twentieth-century to the present

✤ Locates each theologian in their immediate context, summarizes the themes of their work, and

explains their significance

✤ Provides profiles of key Catholic, protestant, evangelical, and progressive theologians

READERSHIP: First-year undergraduates and above of theology and religionSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO RELIGION

REPLACES ISBN: (HB) 978-1-405-13507-8

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Buddhism and ModernityLIONEL OBADIAUniversity of Lyon, France

✤ Provides an innovative overview of the relationship between Buddhism and modernity

✤ Combines the findings of anthropological fieldwork with case studies, and reflects on theories and

research undertaken by other scholars in the field

✤ Considers the encounters of Buddhism with modernist ideologies, psychology, new technologies and

capitalism, and explores the connections between these

✤ Takes a sophisticated, carefully sceptical approach to the subject, calling into question the ways that

‘Buddhism’ and ‘modernity’ have been previously defined

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and above of Buddhism and Asian religions, Western Buddhism, or Buddhism and modernity; faculty within religious studies

A Brief History of Spirituality2nd Edition

PHILIP SHELDRAKECambridge Theological Federation, UK

✤ A comprehensively revised and expanded edition, telling the story of Christian spirituality from its

origins in the New Testament right up to the present day

✤ Includes new chapters on the nature and meaning of spirituality, and on spirituality’s development in

the 21st century, and expands coverage of topics including mysticism

✤ Written by one of the world’s leading scholars in spirituality, it charts the main figures, ideas, images,

and historical periods, showing how and why it has evolved

✤ Explores the interplay between culture, geography, and spirituality, taking a global perspective by

tracing continental spiritual developments

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students, postgraduates, and faculty within Christian spiritualitySERIES: BLACKWELL BRIEF HISTORIES OF RELIGION

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11771-5

The World’s Religions in FiguresAn Introduction to Religious Demography

TODD M. JOHNSON & BRIAN J. GRIMGordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, USA; Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life, Washington, D.C., USA

✤ Offers the first comprehensive overview of international religious demography – detailing what we

know about religious adherents around the world, and how we know it

✤ Examines religious freedom and diversity, including agnostics and atheists, on a global scale,

highlighting trends over the past 100 years and projecting estimations for 2050

✤ Written by two of the field’s leading figures, it outlines the issues and challenges related to

definitions, taxonomies, sources, and other research techniques

✤ Considers data from religious communities and censuses, alongside case studies on the global

Muslim population, religion in China, and the religious demography of South Sudan

READERSHIP: Upper-level students, scholars, and specialists in the fields of world religions, religious studies, history, sociology, and political science

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Rethinking Christian IdentityDoctrine and Discipleship

MEDI ANN VOLPEDurham University, UK

✤ Explores the question of what makes a Christian in the twenty-first century, challenging commonly

accepted ideas of Christian identity by revealing how sin affects Christian formation

✤ Engages with contemporary theological ideas by assessing the work of leading theologians,

Kathryn Tanner, Rowan Williams, and John Milbank

✤ Draws these contemporary theologians into conversation with the work of Gregory of Nyssa, to show

how formation is integral to any account of Christian identity

✤ Contributes to vexed debates about identity at a time when Christianity is expanding in some regions,

yet in decline in many parts of the Western world

READERSHIP: Graduate students and faculty in theology, Christianity, religion and culture, and contemporary religious issuesSERIES: CHALLENGES IN CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY

The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to the Anglican Communion EDITED BY IAN S. MARKHAM, J. BARNEY HAWKINS IV, LESLIE NUÑEZ STEFFENSEN & JUSTYN TERRYAll of Virginia Theological Seminary, USA

✤ A uniquely comprehensive and global account of the history, development, key issues, and

contemporary debates of the Anglican church

✤ Explores every aspect of this vibrant religious community – home to the third-largest Christian

denomination – from analyzing its instruments of Unity, to its central role in interfaith communication

✤ Features a full directory of each of the Church’s 44 provinces, including a brief history of each

✤ Brings together a distinguished and international team of contributors, including some of the world’s

leading Anglican commentators

READERSHIP: Advanced-level undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty of Christian theology and comparative religionSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO RELIGION

Galatians Through the CenturiesJOHN RICHESFormerly University of Glasgow, UK

✤ Traces the influence and history of this important New Testament book, demonstrating the crucial

role it has played in the development of diverse forms of Christian spirituality

✤ Focuses on verses, themes, or arguments that have been the subject of particularly influential

readings

✤ Considers the influence of Galatians on a wide range of theological figures, including Chrysostom,

Augustine, and Luther

✤ New in paperback in this innovative reception history series which focuses on a broad spectrum of

interpretations, rather than the traditional verse-by-verse analysis typical in Bible commentaries

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty within biblical studies, Jewish studies, and the Bible and literatureSERIES: BLACKWELL BIBLE COMMENTARIES

REPLACES ISBN: (HB) 978-0-631-23084-7

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Lamentations Through the CenturiesPAUL M. JOYCE & DIANA LIPTONUniversity of Oxford, UK; Tel Aviv University & The Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Rothberg International School, Israel

✤ Covers two and a half millennia of literary, theological, and cultural responses to Lamentations, and

its unflinching account of the devastation wreaked by war

✤ Explores a kaleidoscope of examples ranging from the Dead Sea Scrolls to Zimbabwean junk

sculpture

✤ Deploys ‘reception exegesis’, a new genre of commentary that creatively blends reception history and

biblical exegesis

✤ Offers sensitive treatment of challenging theological and psychological responses to one of the most

disturbing books of the Hebrew Bible

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, graduates, and faculty studying the Hebrew Bible, Old Testament studies, or biblical studiesSERIES: BLACKWELL BIBLE COMMENTARIES

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After GlobalizationERIC CAZDYN & IMRE SZEMANUniversity of Toronto, Canada; University of Alberta, Canada

✤ Offers a new way of thinking about what globalization was and what this means for how globalization

still operates as a social narrative

✤ Re-animates a discussion and debate about globalization which seems to have been shelved since

the recent financial crisis

✤ Explores the work of Thomas Friedman, Richard Florida, Paul Krugman and Naomi Klein in the light

of new theses about globalization

✤ Accessible to a non-academic audience

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology, cultural theory, globalisation and related fieldsSERIES: BLACKWELL MANIFESTOS

CL 978-1-405-17794-8

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John Wilmot, Earl of RochesterThe Poems and Lucina’s Rape

EDITED BY KEITH WALKER & NICHOLAS FISHERLate of University of Oxford, UK; University of London, UK

✤ A thoroughly revised and updated version of the acclaimed 1984 edition of Rochester’s poems edited

by Keith Walker

✤ Includes the text of Lucina’s Rape, Rochester’s adaptation of Fletcher’s revenge tragedy Valentinian,

in a text that readily identifies Rochester’s revisions

✤ Presents the poems in versions that were current during Rochester’s lifetime, allowing the reader to

experience the poems as Rochester’s contemporaries did

✤ Incorporates insights and discoveries made over the last twenty-five years

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of seventeenth-century English literature, and the interested general reader

CL 978-1-405-18779-4

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A Brontë EncyclopediaROBERT BARNARD & LOUISE BARNARDFreelance writer, and formerly University of Tromso, Norway

✤ A complete guide to the life and work of the most notable literary family of the 19th century,

including coverage of Charlotte’s unfinished novels and her and Branwell’s juvenile writings

✤ Brings to light the significant people and places that influenced the Brontës’ lives, helping to define

and describe their fictional characters and settings

✤ Incorporates original literary judgments and analyses of characters and motives

✤ Comprises approximately 2,000 alphabetically arranged entries and over 60 illustrations

READERSHIP: Students, academics, and general readers with a special interest in the Brontë family and 19th-century fiction

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The Literary Theory Handbook2nd Edition

GREGORY CASTLEArizona State University, USA

✤ A new edition of this successful, student-friendly text, with updated chapters and new sections on

contemporary theories

✤ Includes a detailed history of theory and in-depth discussions of major theories and movements

✤ Includes alphabetically-arranged biographies designed for quick reference, and sample readings to

illustrate practical applications

✤ Designed to be used alongside primary texts as an introduction to theory and model for performing

literary analysis

READERSHIP: Undergraduates of literary theory; general readers with an interest in literary criticism and interpretation, theory and aestheticsSERIES: BLACKWELL GUIDES TO LITERATURE

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A Companion to the Global RenaissanceEnglish Literature and Culture in the Era of Expansion

EDITED BY JYOTSNA G. SINGHMichigan State University, USA

✤ An innovative collection that offers a new history of globalization by exploring its influences on

English culture and literature of the early modern period

✤ Illustrates how twentieth-century globalization was the result of a lengthy and complex historical

process linked to capitalism and colonialism

✤ Explores vital topics such as East-West relations and Islam; visual representations of cultural ‘others’;

and gender struggles

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty within Renaissance literature, culture, art, history, and ethnographySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Companion to Digital Literary StudiesEDITED BY RAY SIEMENS & SUSAN SCHREIBMANUniversity of Victoria, Canada; Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

✤ The only comprehensive collection of seminal works available to meet the needs of this growing area

of inquiry

✤ Brings together specially-commissioned articles by leading scholars, theorists, and writers to give an

extensive examination of how new technologies are changing the nature of literary studies

✤ Focuses on methods and perspectives, new genres, formatting issues, and best practices for digital

preservation

✤ Explores the new genres of hypertext literature, installations, gaming, and web blogs

READERSHIP: Upper level students and teachers of digital literature and hypertext studiesSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Companion to the Modern American Novel 1900–1950EDITED BY JOHN T. MATTHEWSBoston University, USA

✤ A comprehensive resource for the study of the modern American novel, bringing together 28 original

essays from leading scholars

✤ Allows readers to orient individual works and authors in their principal cultural and social contexts

✤ Includes minority voices, such as those of African American novelists, and popular subgenres, such

as detective fiction

✤ Suggests the many ways that “modern”, “American” and “fiction” carry new meanings in the

twenty-first century

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and graduate students of modern American fictionSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

CL 978-0-631-20687-3

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A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory2nd Edition

EDITED BY MICHAEL PAYNE & JESSICA RAE BARBERABucknell University, USA; Pittsburgh University, USA

✤ The second edition of this successful dictionary has been updated to feature over 40 new entries

including pieces on Alain Badiou, Ecocriticism, Online Social Networks, Ordinary Language

Philosophy, and Graphic Narrative

✤ Includes reflective, broad-ranging articles from leading theorists including Julia Kristeva,

Stanley Cavell, and Simon Critchley

✤ Features a fully updated bibliography

✤ An invaluable dictionary for students of a diverse range of disciplines

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in disciplines including literature, film studies, cultural studies, linguistics, philosophy, history, theology, and politics

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A Concise Companion to Contemporary British and Irish DramaEDITED BY NADINE HOLDSWORTHUniversity of Warwick, UK

✤ Focusing on major and emerging playwrights, institutions, and various theatre practices, this Concise

Companion examines the key issues in British and Irish theatre since 1979

✤ Compiles 14 essays written by leading international scholars in the field

✤ Explores the social, political, and cultural contexts within which specific aspects of British and Irish

theatre have emerged

✤ Analyzes key issues, forms, the use of new technologies, and the practice of physical theatre

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of Contemporary Drama, Theatre, and Performance StudiesSERIES: CONCISE COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Guide to Early Printed Books and ManuscriptsMARK BLANDDeMontfort University, UK

✤ An introduction to analytical bibliography based almost exclusively on new primary research enhanced

with fresh illustrations

✤ Introduces the language and concepts used in book history and textual scholarship

✤ Explains the complex process of viewing documents as artefacts, showing readers how to describe

documents properly and how to read their physical properties

✤ Winner, Honourable Mention for Literature, Language and Linguistics, American Publishers Prose

Awards, 2010

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of book history; also for general readers with an interest in book history and textual scholarship

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A Companion to Latin American Literature and CultureEDITED BY SARA CASTRO-KLARENJohns Hopkins University, USA

✤ This collection reflects the changes that have taken place in cultural theory and literary criticism

since the latter part of the twentieth century

✤ Explores the work of authors such as Jorge Luis Borges, Mario Vargas Llosa, Octavio Paz, and

Diamela Eltit

✤ Discusses historical and theoretical contexts, forms and genres

✤ Extends beyond a purely literary analysis to explore architecture, music, and film

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of Latin American Literature, Culture, and HistorySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Companion to African American LiteratureEDITED BY GENE ANDREW JARRETTBoston University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive, chronological overview of African American literature from its earliest origins

✤ Looks at the rise of antislavery literature in the decades leading into the Civil War

✤ Offers a full assessment of the modern development of contemporary African American cultural

media, literary aesthetics, and political ideologies

✤ Explores the various forms, themes, genres, historical contexts, and major authors of the field, with

essays from leading established literary scholars as well as newer voices

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduates taking courses in African American Literature and African American Studies; scholars interested in the latest critical approaches to these fieldsSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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Psycholinguistics of BilingualismFRANÇOIS GROSJEAN & PING LIUniversity of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; Pennsylvania State University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive introduction to the foundations of bilingualism, covering language

processing, language acquisition, cognition and memory, and the bilingual brain

✤ Introduces students to methodological approaches currently employed in the field, including

observation, experimentation, verbal and computational modelling, and brain imaging

✤ Examines spoken and written language processing, simultaneous and successive language acquisition,

bilingual memory and cognitive effects, and neurolinguistic and neuro-computational models of the

bilingual brain

✤ Written in an accessible style by two of the field’s leading researchers, together with contributions

from internationally-renowned scholars

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students of psycholinguistics, language acquisition, bilingualism, and cognitive science

Reading Paradise LostDAVID HOPKINSUniversity of Glasgow, UK

✤ A nuanced, unified vision of the poem from a celebrated authority on English poetry of the period

✤ Provides a welcome aesthetic focus on the poetic experience of reading Milton’s epic rather than its

religious or political context

✤ Includes consideration of the poem’s earlier champions and critics

✤ Passionately advocates Paradise Lost’s continuing artistic and philosophical relevance

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of John Milton, seventeenth-century English literature, and renaissance poetrySERIES: BLACKWELL READING POETRY

Breaking the BookJUDY MANDELLTexas A&M University, USA

✤ A manifesto on the cognitive consequences and emotional effects of human interactions with physical

books that reveals why the traditional humanities disciplines are resistant to “digital” humanities

✤ Gathers together the most important book history and literary criticism concerning the hundred years

leading up to the early 19th-century emergence of mass print culture

✤ Argues that it is mass-print-conditioned thinking that makes it necessary to choose between

technological determinism and self-determination

✤ A thought-provoking read for anyone interested in book history

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of Digital HumanitiesSERIES: BLACKWELL MANIFESTOS

A Handbook of Middle English StudiesEDITED BY MARION TURNERUniversity of Oxford, UK

✤ Brings together 26 new essays by leading scholars that explore the relationship between critical

theory and late medieval literature

✤ Sets the new standard for an introduction to the study of late medieval literature

✤ Showcases the most current cutting-edge theoretical research

✤ Demonstrates a range of approaches to late medieval literature

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students and scholars of late medieval literatureSERIES: CRITICAL THEORY HANDBOOKS

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Hitchcock’s AmericaMURRAY POMERANCERyerson University, Toronto, Canada

✤ Accessible and engaging analysis of Hitchcock’s portrayal of 1940s, 50s and 60s America written by

a leading film scholar

✤ Considers a wide variety of Hitchcock’s Hollywood-made films

✤ Examines themes such as American social class and social forms, the American marriage and

American values in a consumer age

✤ The author shows how Hitchcock thrived amidst the complex social expectations that were prevalent

in America at the time

READERSHIP: Students of film studies, especially taking courses on Hitchcock, general readers and film enthusiastsSERIES: PALS-POLITY AMERICA THROUGH THE LENS SERIES

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AvanzandoGramatica Espanola y Lectura7th Edition

CARMEN SALAZAR, RAFAEL ARIAS & SARA L. DE LA VEGAAll of Los Angeles Valley College

✤ Written in Spanish with clear and simple grammar explanations

✤ Incorporates updated vocabulary and topics covering new technology

✤ Grammar explanations and cultural presentations are provided in straightforward, easy-to-understand

Spanish with numerous examples, contextualised exercises and activities

✤ Complemented by a selection of short stories by well-known Spanish and Latin American writers

READERSHIP: Intermediate level Spanish Readers

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Articulatory PhoneticsBRYAN GICK, IAN WILSON & DONALD DERRICKUniversity of British Columbia, Canada; University of Aizu, Japan; New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain and Behaviour, Christchurch &

The Marcs Institute, Sydney, Australia

✤ A concise and non-technical introduction to the basic anatomy and physiological processes involved

in producing sounds in human speech

✤ Covers the nervous system, muscles, respiration, and phonation, and introduces more complex

anatomical concepts of human speech, including brain anatomy and coarticulation

✤ Explores the most current methodologies, measurement tools, and theories in the field

✤ Features chapter-by-chapter exercises, original illustrations, and online resources including additional

exercises, an answer key for lecturers, and easy-to-understand images of the vocal tract and

measurement tools

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, graduate-level students, and researchers in phonetics and phonology within linguistics and speech sciences

Con brioBeginning Spanish3rd Edition

MARIA C. LUCAS MURILLO & LAILA M. DAWSONBlack Hawk College - Moline, Illinois; University of Richmond

✤ Retains the hallmarks of the previous edition, helping gain the confidence and skills needed to use

Spanish in class as well as in everyday life

✤ Offers a twelve chapter Introductory Spanish programme

✤ Addresses the needs of a broad audience through a highly practical approach

✤ Focuses on useful vocabulary, frequently used functional grammar and cultural content relevant to

everyday interactions

READERSHIP: Introductory level Spanish Readers and Students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50062-0

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A Companion to Luis BuñuelEDITED BY ROB STONE & JULIÁN DANIEL GUTIÉRREZ ALBILLASwansea University, UK; Newcastle University, UK

✤ A collection of critical readings that examine and reassess the controversial filmmaker’s life, works,

and cinematic themes

✤ Features readings from several of the most highly-regarded experts on the cinema of Buñuel,

including Agustín Sánchez Vidal, Peter William Evans, Javier Herrera and Marsha Kinder

✤ Includes a multidisciplinary range of approaches from experts in film studies, Hispanic studies,

Surrealism, and theoretical concepts such as those of Gilles Deleuze

✤ Presents a previously unpublished interview with Luis Buñuel’sson, Juan Luis Buñuel

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of Hispanic Studies, Modernism, Surrealism, Film Studies, European Cinema, and World Cinema; also for film scholars and general readersSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO FILM DIRECTORS

A Companion to Woody AllenEDITED BY PETER J. BAILEY & SAM B. GIRGUSSt. Lawrence University, USA; Vanderbilt University, USA

✤ Edited by two renowned Allen experts, this timely collection of 26 original essays offers a number of

divergent critical perspectives on the director’s films

✤ Organized in to five categories which cover Biography/Autobiography/Auteurism; Movies about the

Movies; Allen and His Sisters: Cultural Critiques; Influences/Intertextualities; and Philosophy/Religion

✤ Explores the key contexts in which Allen’s films should be understood

✤ Assesses Allen’s remarkable filmmaking career from its early beginnings and investigates the conflicts

and contradictions that suffuse it

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates, librarians, and scholars of Cinema Studies and Film Studies; film enthusiasts, and Allen fansSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO FILM DIRECTORS

Hollywood StardomPAUL MCDONALDUniversity of Nottingham, UK

✤ By integrating star studies and film industry studies, Hollywood Stardom reveals the inextricable

bonds between culture and commerce in contemporary notions of film stardom

✤ Offers the first extensive analysis of stardom in the ‘post-studio’ era

✤ Combines genre, narrative, acting, and discourse analysis with aspects of marketing theory and the

economic analysis of the film market

✤ Draws on an extensive body of research data not previously deployed in film scholarship to cover a

wide range of star examples, including George Clooney, Tom Cruise, Daniel Day-Lewis, Will Smith,

and Julia Roberts

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of Film/Cinema Studies, Media Studies, American Studies, Cultural Studies; also for academics and film scholars

Spike Lee’s AmericaDAVID STERRITTNational Society of Film Critics

✤ An engaging and close textual analysis of Spike Lee’s films

✤ Written in a lively and often provocative style that covers the entire span of Lee’s career, from his

beginnings as a no-budget independent to his 2010 production ‘Inside Man 2’

✤ The author is very well-known and well-respected in the field and is currently the Chair of the

National Society of Film Critics

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Creative Industries in ChinaMedia, Art, Design and Entertainment

MICHAEL KEANE Queensland University of Technology, Australia

✤ An accessible account of China’s emerging commercial cultural sector

✤ Examines how developments in China’s art, design and media industries are reflected in areas such

as policy and grassroots participation

✤ Raises and debates key questions, including: can culture be industrialised? Is the Chinese

government really committed to social liberalisation?

READERSHIP: Students of Chinese culture and society and of global cultural and creative industriesSERIES: CHINA TODAY

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Global Media EthicsProblems and Perspectives

EDITED BY STEPHEN J. A. WARDUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

✤ The first full-length, truly global textbook on media ethics

✤ Written by a team of leading journalism experts

✤ Explores the impact of global changes in Media on responsible journalism

✤ Argues that global media impact entails global responsibilities, and as such media ethics must

re-think its basic notions, standards, and practices from a more cosmopolitan perspective

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates of Media, Journalism, and Mass Communications, and graduate students of News Media

Digital Media and SocietyAn Introduction

ADRIAN ATHIQUEWaikato University, Hamilton, New Zealand

✤ An entry level text that examines the rise of digital media within the context of a rapidly changing world

✤ Key theoretical debates on the sociology of digital media are presented in accessible summaries

✤ Wide-ranging, contemporary social phenomena are used to explore key theoretical paradigms

✤ The rise of digital media is a key topic for students of media and digital culture and is widely

regarded as transforming the nature of the 21st century social experience

READERSHIP: Entry level and intermediate undergraduates taking courses on media and digital culture

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A Companion to the Historical FilmEDITED BY ROBERT A. ROSENSTONE & CONSTANTIN PARVULESUCalifornia Institute of Technology, USA; Washington University in St. Louis, USA

✤ Offers a unique collection of cutting edge research that explores the many facets of this expanding

field and provides a platform for future avenues of research

✤ Essays range in scope from inclusive broad-ranging subjects such as political contexts, to focused

assessments of individual films and auteurs

✤ Prefaced with an introductory survey of the field by its two distinguished editors

✤ Features interdisciplinary contributions from scholars in the fields of History, Film Studies,

Anthropology, and Cultural and Literary Studies

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of film and the visual media, including history, literature, cultural studies, and communications

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The Handbook of Communication and Corporate ReputationEDITED BY CRAIG E. CARROLLLipscomb University, USA

✤ With the latest insights from the world of communication studies, this new Handbook reflects the

growing visibility of large businesses’ ethical profiles, and tracks the benefits that positive public

attitudes can bring

✤ The definitive research collection featuring contributions by key international scholars

✤ Fills a number of the gaps in the current research literature at the same time as providing updated

and revised expressions of classic theories in the field

✤ Applies new theoretical frameworks to corporate reputation

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of journalism, mass communication, public relations, management, and marketingSERIES: HANDBOOKS IN COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA

Theorizing Crisis CommunicationTIMOTHY L. SELLNOW & MATTHEW W. SEEGERUniversity of Kentucky, USA; Wayne State University, USA

✤ Brings together the variety of theoretical approaches emerging in the study of crisis communication

into one volume for the first time

✤ Summarizes theories from such diverse perspectives as rhetoric, risk management, ethics, mass

communication, social media, emergency response, crisis outcomes, and warning systems

✤ Presents theoretical frameworks and clear examples of how the theory is applied in crisis

communication research

✤ An essential tool for a comprehensive understanding of the onset, management, response, resolution,

and ultimate meaning of devastating world events

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of crisis and risk communication; also for scholars and researchers in the fields of crisis communication, emergency management, disaster studies, sociology, psychology and anthropologySERIES: FOUNDATIONS IN COMMUNICATION THEORY

The Media in Transitional DemocraciesKATRIN VOLTMERUniversity of Leeds, UK

✤ One of the first books to publish in Polity’s new series: Contemporary Political Communication,

providing an accessible and systematic introduction to the media in transitional democracies

✤ Analyses the problems that occur when transforming the media into independent institutions able to

inform citizens and hold governments to account

✤ Takes a comparative view, exploring the interplay of political and media transitions in Eastern Europe,

Latin America, Africa, and Asia

✤ Will be both an authoritative introduction to this key topic and a contribution in its own right

READERSHIP: Upper level undergraduate and graduate students taking courses on political communication, the media and democracy, global media, media and politics, media and developmentSERIES: PCPC - POLITY CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL COMMUNICATION SERIES

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Listening PublicsThe Politics and Experience of Audiences in the Media Age

KATE LACEYUniversity of Sussex, Brighton, UK

✤ Wide-ranging text that deals with key questions of media audiences, publics and citizenship

✤ The concept of listening has been overlooked in media history and this sophisticated book seeks to

address this oversight

✤ Uses an interdisciplinary approach to analyse listening publics from the invention of writing through

to the digital age

✤ Detailed histories are employed to demonstrate that listening is a rich concept with which we can

rethink the practices, politics and ethics of communication

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KEN BROWNENorth Warwickshire and Hinckley College, UK

✤ Combines sociological rigour and accessibility in a way unrivalled by any other book at this level

✤ Restructured to follow the AQA specification more closely, covering all the required topics, with

enough depth and extra material for top achievers

✤ Packed with student-friendly features such as: key sociological terms systematically highlighted

throughout the book, glossary, thought-provoking questions and activities; authentic exam questions

included on every topic

✤ Complete with accompanying website packed with resources for students and teachers

READERSHIP: Students taking AS level sociology with the AQA

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-745-64178-2

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Sociology7th Edition

ANTHONY GIDDENS & PHILIP W. SUTTONLondon School of Economics and Political Science, UK; Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK

✤ Masterly and authoritative introduction to sociology by globally important sociologists

✤ Written in an exceptionally engaging style, with a strong commitment to interactive pedagogy, the

book handles even the most complex ideas with clarity

✤ Fully up-to-date with cutting-edge thinking in sociology, and recent events in the social world (e.g.

the financial crisis, protest riots and revolutionary movements)

✤ Accompanied by a free, feature-packed and regularly updated website

READERSHIP: First-year undergraduates at universities and colleges taking courses in introductory sociology

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Citizen WitnessingRevisioning Journalism in Times of Crisis

STUART ALLANBournemouth University, UK

✤ Timely book that examines the role of the ordinary citizen in news reporting

✤ A provocative work that reconsiders the traditional distinctions between ‘amateur’ and ‘professional’

journalists

✤ Draws on wide-ranging, engaging examples to demonstrate how ordinary citizens participate in the

making of news

✤ The author argues that citizen witnessing can reinvigorate journalism’s responsibilities within

democratic cultures

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of journalism and media studies, especially taking courses on participatory media, civic communication and digital mediaSERIES: KEY CONCEPTS IN JOURNALISM

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Reinventing ProfessionalismJournalism and News in Global Perspective

SILVIO WAISBORDGeorge Washington University, USA

✤ Accessible analysis of the meanings, expectations and critiques of professional journalism

✤ Examines how current political, technological and economic trends have stimulated the reinvention of

professional journalism

✤ Considers journalism in a global context using engaging, contemporary case studies

✤ Argues that ‘professional journalism’ is both a normative and analytical notion

READERSHIP: Scholars and students interested in journalism studies and global media studies. Undergraduate and graduate courses dealing with international/comparative media systems, globalization, journalism theory/practice, and political communicationSERIES: KEY CONCEPTS IN JOURNALISM

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Moral BlindnessThe Loss of Sensitivity in Liquid Modernity

ZYGMUNT BAUMAN & LEONIDAS DONSKISUniversities of Leeds and Warsaw; Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania

✤ This is an engaging new book from one of the most influential and widely read sociologists in the

world today

✤ Zygmunt Bauman and Leonidas Donskis focus on the way that, in our contemporary societies,

individuals become insensitive to the suffering of others – a kind of ‘moral blindness’

✤ They analyse this phenomenon by means of the concept of adiaphora: the placing of certain acts or

categories of human beings outside of the universe of moral obligations and evaluations

READERSHIP: Students in sociology, politics and related subjects, and interested general readers

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The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements EDITED BY DAVID A. SNOW, DONATELLA DELLA PORTA, BERT KLANDERMANS & DOUG MCADAMUniversity of California, Irvine, USA; European University Institute, Florence, Italy;

VU University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Stanford University, USA

✤ Comprising over 400 entries across three volumes, this invaluable reference

resource explores major social and political movements and related collective

phenomena across the globe

✤ Covers a broad range of historical and modern topics reflecting significant

social and political changes

✤ Explores a diverse range of examples, such as the French revolution, the

Chinese Communist Revolution, the global women’s movement, and the

American civil rights movement, right through to the Arab Spring, and

contemporary environmentalism

✤ Brings together a prestigious editorial team drawn from ten countries and

from across four disciplines

✤ Structured in a user-friendly A-Z format, and available online or as a

three-volume print set; further details available at

www.socialmovementsencyclopedia.com

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of social and political movements within sociology, politics, social psychology, contemporary history, and other related disciplinesSERIES: BLACKWELL ENCYCLOPEDIAS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Social Work4th Edition

EDITED BY MARTIN DAVIESUniversity of East Anglia, UK

✤ A significantly expanded edition of the bestselling text for students and trainee social workers,

providing an integrated companion that avoids the need for supplementary volumes

✤ Comprehensively restructured into six substantive sections covering essential topics – in effect, six

books in one – including two entirely new sections covering theory and practice

✤ Features an innovative encyclopaedia-style selection of more than 20 essays from leading academics

and practitioners, each analyzing a relevant theoretical perspective

✤ Expands coverage of existing topics, including detailed examples of social and psychological

frameworks, stages in the human life cycle, and the core objectives of social work

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of social work; professionally qualified social workers

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Religion in the Contemporary WorldA Sociological Introduction3rd Edition

ALAN ALDRIDGEUniversity of Nottingham, UK

✤ Third edition of a widely praised and masterful sociological introduction to religion

✤ Fully up-to-date with recent data and debates, such as the culture war between progressive

secularists and conservative believers, and diverse forms of fundamentalism

✤ Comprehensive scope, drawing on a wide range of social issues, and religious and spiritual

movements from across the world

✤ Impressive in its scholarly analysis, yet accessible to student readers

READERSHIP: Upper-level students taking courses in the sociology of religion

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-7456-3405-0

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Multiculturalism2nd Edition

TARIQ MODOODUniversity of Bristol, UK

✤ Second edition of this classic account of one of the defining issues of modern societies

✤ Advances an original argument, including a nuanced, critical appraisal of contemporary forms of

secularism

✤ Written by a world authority on the subject, this is a landmark contribution to current debates

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology, politics, social policy and the interested general public

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German EuropeULRICH BECKLudwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Germany

✤ This new book by one of the world’s leading sociologists focusses on a major event of our time: the

crisis in the eurozone and the future of Europe

✤ Beck argues that the crisis of the euro has given rise to a new political monster: the spectre of a

German Europe in which the German model of economic stability is being projected onto the whole

of Europe

✤ Beck is sharply critical of this ‘German euro nationalism’ and he argues that the future of Europe

must be built on a more positive vision of rebuilding Europe from the bottom up

✤ A major intervention in the current crisis in Europe, this important book by Germany’s leading

sociologist will be widely reviewed and discussed

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology and social theory

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Urban ChinaXUEFEI RENMichigan State University, USA

✤ With 125 cities of over one million inhabitants, China’s urban growth is a crucial case study for

understanding urbanization today

✤ Examines urbanization in China through 5 key themes: governance, migration, landscape, inequality,

and cultural economy

✤ Investigates the causes and consequences of China’s rapid urban transformation, at both a national

and global level

✤ Part of Polity’s new ‘China Today’ series, a landmark series examining key social, political, economic

and cultural issues of China’s place in today’s world

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AgeingCHRISTOPHER PHILLIPSONUniversity of Keele, UK

✤ Concise contribution to understanding one of the key global challenges for the twenty-first century:

ageing societies

✤ Interrogates theories of social ageing, changing definitions of ‘age’, intergenerational relations,

retirement trends, and health and social care in later life

✤ Provides a critical assessment of responses to the development of ageing societies and the key steps

needed to prepare for this social transformation

✤ Written in a highly accessible style, placing the issues in the context of a variety of historical and

sociological debates

READERSHIP: Undergraduates studying the life course, gerontology, or the ageing society in sociology, social policy, and health and applied social studiesSERIES: POLITY KEY CONCEPTS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES SERIES

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Becoming SexualA Critical Appraisal of the Sexualization of Girls

R. DANIELLE EGANSt. Lawrence University, USA

✤ A welcome intervention on the fraught polemics surrounding contemporary debates about the

sexualization of girls

✤ Analyses potent cultural and historical assumptions and attitudes, subjecting them to measured

investigation and testing against statistical evidence

✤ Argues that passionate feeling about this issue reveals more about adult anxiety regarding class,

gender, sexuality, race and the future than the lives of girls

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology, gender studies, cultural studies, sexuality studies, childhood studies, media studies and education

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Transnational MigrationTHOMAS FAIST, MARGIT FAUSER & EVELINE REISENAUERAll of University of Bielefeld, Germany

✤ The first book to provide an accessible yet rigorous overview of transnational migration

✤ Explores transnationalism as experienced by migrant families, networks of globe-trotting

entrepreneurs, diaspora groups, and immigrant associations

✤ As well as defining the core concept, the book explores its implications for immigrant incorporation,

and its relationship to assimilation

READERSHIP: Upper-level students across the social sciences covering immigration and transnational relations, on sociology, political science and globalization coursesSERIES: PIMS - POLITY IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY SERIES

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The Dark Side of ModernityJEFFREY C. ALEXANDERYale University, New Haven, USA

✤ This is a new book by one of the world’s leading sociologists and social theorists

✤ The book explores the Janus-faced character of modernity: on the one hand, the idea of modernity

embodies the Enlightenment’s noble hopes for progress and rationality, but on the other hand its

reality brings great suffering and destruction

✤ Alexander examines how some of the great social thinkers of the 20th century sought to comprehend

the character of modernity – thinkers like Weber, Simmel, Parsons and Eisenstadt

✤ Alexander argues that social theory should not try to resolve the contradictions of modernity but

should accept them as part and parcel of the modern condition

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Education and ImmigrationGRACE KAO, ELIZABETH VAQUERA & KIMBERLY GOYETTEUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA; University of South Florida, USA; Temple University, USA

✤ An insightful new book exploring the educational outcomes of immigrants and their children in the US

✤ With children of immigrants making up almost a quarter of school-aged children in the US, the role

education plays in adaptation to US society is critical

✤ Examines issues such as the effects of culture and class, the overlap of immigrant status with

race/ethnicity, and the role of language in educational outcomes

✤ Ideal for upper-level students thanks to its lively and accessible style, engagement with contemporary

theory, and questioning of common misconceptions

READERSHIP: Upper-level students in the United States taking courses on the sociology of immigration, race and ethnicity, education, and related themesSERIES: PIMS - POLITY IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY SERIES

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Labor, Economy, and SocietyJEFFREY J. SALLAZUniversity of Arizona, USA

✤ Innovative contribution that reconnects the sociology of work and economic sociology

✤ Combines cutting-edge theories with vibrant contemporary examples to map out new terrain at this

dynamic intersection

✤ Engages with issues such as how various forms of work are classified and valued, how labour markets

operate in practice, and how people can challenge the idea that work is simply a commodity to be

bought and sold

READERSHIP: Upper-level students taking courses in economic sociology and the sociology of workSERIES: PESS – POLITY ECONOMY AND SOCIETY SERIES

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Communities and NetworksUsing Social Network Analysis to Rethink Urban and Community Studies

KATHERINE GIUFFREColorado College, USA

✤ An innovative guide to using social network analysis to study urban communities

✤ Provides clear technical explanations of the tools of network analysis, and how to gather and analyse

real-world network data

✤ Shows readers how social network analysis illuminates the study of communities, and offers deeper

understandings of urban and social life

✤ Refreshingly accessible and built on fascinating case examples

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduate and lower-level graduate students in classes on social networks, social network analysis, community studies, urban studies, organizational studies, and quantitative methods

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The Politics of VolunteeringNINA ELIASOPHUniversity of Southern California, USA

✤ A readily accessible and highly engaging overview of the role individuals can play in the bigger

political picture

✤ Provides a critical intervention on the connections between volunteering/grassroots action and the

wider political sphere

✤ Constructs a framework for evaluating the role of civic associations in social and political life, as well

as in the lives of individual active citizens

✤ Draws on empirical studies, key data, and real-life case studies, from encouraging urban cycling, to

protesting against war and injustice

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students of sociology, political science, communication studies, and social policySERIES: PPSS - POLITY POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY SERIES

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Politics in the Age of AusterityARMIN SCHÄFER & WOLFGANG STREECK (EDS)Both of Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne, Germany

✤ A timely analysis of the current fiscal and political crisis facing Europe and the rest of the

Western world

✤ Provides a rigorous analysis of the problems faced by democratic governments seeking to govern in a

climate of budget deficits and fiscal austerity and facing growing levels of popular unrest and voter

dissatisfaction

✤ Illustrated with examples from a wide range of Western countries including Britain, Ireland, France,

Sweden and the US

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in sociology, political science, comparative political economy, comparative politics and political and economic sociology

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Philosophy and Resistance in the CrisisCOSTAS DOUZINASBirkbeck, University of London, UK

✤ A timely and provocative book on the current crisis in Europe by a leading radical thinker

✤ Douzinas uses radical political theory to analyse the current protests in Greece and elsewhere as

spontaneous and leaderless events that disrupt political settlements imposed from above and attest

to the will to resist – a persevering trait of the human spirit

✤ Written by an author who is well known for his commentaries on the situation in Greece, Douzinas

argues that Greece, the birthplace of democracy, has once again become a key testing ground for

democracy, as popular resistance to the austerity package imposed on Greece leads to new forms of

contestation and struggle

READERSHIP: Students of political theory, politics or law

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The Humanitarian BusinessTHOMAS G. WEISSCity University of New York, USA

✤ A bold new account of the political economy of humanitarian assistance

✤ Written by one of the world’s leading scholars in the field

✤ Critically examines the effects of the encroachment of marketization on humanitarianism

✤ Challenges humanitarians and their donors to rethink the conditions of their profession

READERSHIP: Students of international politics, war and conflict studies, development and related areas

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American Politics and Society8th Edition

EDITED BY DAVID MCKAYUniversity of Essex, UK

✤ This fully updated eighth edition of this popular introduction to American politics and society

includes new chapters on environmental politics and the Obama presidency

✤ Shifts its focus from the gap between public expectations and government performance to the

increasingly divisive ideological climate of America’s political system

✤ Provides valuable international context for students by considering processes and developments from

a non-U.S. perspective

✤ Benefits from numerous illustrations and a range of helpful pedagogical features, including

chronologies, biographies, and definition boxes highlighting key concepts and controversial issues

READERSHIP: First-year undergraduate students and above studying American politics and society

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Liberal TerrorBRAD EVANSUniversity of Bristol, UK

✤ A critical, cutting-edge reassessment of the relationship between security and liberal democracy

✤ Examines the processes of ‘securitisation’, which are central to contemporary societies

✤ Advances a sophisticated argument about the normalisation of terror

✤ A major contribution to political theory, which will be of interest to students and scholars in a wide

range of disciplines

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in political theory, continental philosophy and related fields

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Global GovernanceWHAT? WHY? WHITHER?

THOMAS WEISSCity University of New York, USA

✤ An accessible yet incisive intervention by one of the leading experts in the field

✤ Examines the full range of institutions and ideas that make up our conception of ‘global governance’

✤ Expertly examines the challenges posed by current environmental and financial crises

✤ Maps out future trajectories for thinking globally about such issues

READERSHIP: Students of international relations, globalization and related areas

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Liberty and SecurityCONOR GEARTYLondon School of Economics, UK

✤ A major new book examining the interconnections between freedom and security, and the way these

are affected by ever-increasing inequalities

✤ Argues for a version of liberty and security that moves toward a democratic government, the rule of

law and respect for human rights, and the necessity that everyone must be subject to the same laws

✤ Maintains the necessity of the human rights movement and a commitment to an egalitarian vision of

the world, one in which we all should have a right to the freedoms that were once assumed to be the

privilege of the few

READERSHIP: Scholars and students, journalists and policy-makers, as well as the interested general reader

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Why Some Politicians Are More Dangerous Than OthersJAMES GILLIGANNew York University, USA

✤ Jim Gilligan is a leading expert on the social bases of interpersonal violence

✤ This highly original book is based on a simple discovery: Gilligan noticed that the national rates of

homicide and suicide in the US have fluctuated greatly since 1900, and he found that these

fluctuations correspond almost exactly to the presidential election cycle; the rates increase

dramatically during Republican administrations, and decline during Democratic administrations

✤ This book is Gilligan’s account of this hitherto unrecognized relationship between politics and death

rates, and his reflection on why it exists and what its implications are

READERSHIP: Students of psychology, psychiatry, public health and politics as well as a general readership

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Contemporary Strategy AnalysisText and Cases8th Edition

ROBERT M. GRANTBocconi University, Milan, Italy and Georgetown University, USA

✤ Brings together the text with an updated collection of 20+ case studies

✤ Introduces students to the core concepts and principles of strategy

✤ Combines a rigorous approach to business strategy analysis with highly relevant examples of current

practice

✤ Includes access to high quality case and author video clips

READERSHIP: MBA and upper-level undergraduate students studying strategic management, corporate strategy, international business or entrepreneurship

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-74709-4

Contemporary Strategy AnalysisText Only8th Edition

ROBERT M. GRANTBocconi University, Milan, Italy and Georgetown University, USA

✤ A significantly updated new edition of one of the world’s leading strategy textbooks

✤ Eloquently combines theory with current real world examples and practice using a clearly written,

logical and comprehensive approach

✤ Incorporates some of the key strategic issues of the past three years including: post-financial crisis

adjustment, continuing rise of China/India/Brazil, increased emphasis on ethics, and sustainability

✤ Provides coverage of strategy in not-for-profit organizations

READERSHIP: MBA and upper-level undergraduate students studying strategic management, corporate strategy, international business or entrepreneurship

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-74710-0

SustainabiltiyLESLIE PAUL THIELEUniversity of Florida, Gainesville, USA

✤ An accessible guide to the contested meanings of an increasingly central concept

✤ Contextualises sustainability in terms of economic, legal, cultural and technological change

✤ Argues that genuine sustainability requires innovation as much as conservation

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students in environmental studies and sustainability studies programs, as well as students enrolled in sustainability and environmental science, philosophy, ethics, politics, psychology, economics, and sociology coursesSERIES: PKC - POLITY KEY CONCEPTS SERIES

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StatebuildingTIMOTHY SISKUniversity of Denver, USA

✤ An accessible guide to the issues involved in attempts to establish stable states in the aftermath of

conflict

✤ Gives an engaging overview of the history of statebuilding efforts in some of the world’s most fragile

regions

✤ Analyses and evaluates the key objectives of statebuilding work undertaken by the United Nations,

leading powers and donors

READERSHIP: Students of conflict resolution, peace studies, international relations and comparative politicsSERIES: WCMW – WAR AND CONFLICT IN THE MODERN WORLD

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Research Methods for BusinessA Skill-Building Approach6th Edition

ROGER BOUGIE & UMA SEKARANTilburg University

✤ A concise and straightforward introduction for students to the world of business research

✤ The skill building approach provides students with practical perspectives on how research can be

applied to real business situations

✤ The coverage of qualitative research methods is strengthened in this edition through the inclusion of

new case studies and content on observation, interviews and focus groups

✤ Each chapter is accompanied by webcasts on key topics, which combine data-streams, PowerPoint

slides and video

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate business students taking an introductory course in business research methods

Research

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Managing InnovationIntegrating Technological, Market and Organizational Change5th Edition

JOE TIDD & JOHN BESSANTSPRU, University of Sussex; University of Exeter

✤ A new edition of THE market leading textbook on innovation!

✤ New content includes an overview of the history and development of concepts and research on

innovation management, from Schumpeter to Chesbrough and greater coverage of innovative business

models and intellectual property

✤ Includes integral case studies which cross themes and chapters, a blog and the reintroduction of the

innovation toolkit

READERSHIP: MBA, MSc and advanced undergraduate students studying innovation management

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-99810-6

Managing

Innovation

Operations Management5th Edition

R. DAN REID & NADA R. SANDERSUniversity of New Hampshire; Wright State University

✤ Provides a solid foundation to the subject with clear, guided instruction and a balance between

quantitative and qualitative concepts

✤ Adopts an integrated approach with the authors illustrating how all business students will interact

with OM in future careers

✤ Increased coverage of sustainability – each chapter has a new section that features information on

how sustainability is impacting the topic of that chapter

✤ Increased support for students through new pedagogy, worked out examples and WileyPLUS

READERSHIP: Students and Lecturers taking Operations Management courses

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-52458-9

Operations

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Operations Management3rd EditionANDREW GREASLEYAston University Business School, UK

✤ Provides a clear and accessible introduction to this important area of study, focusing on all key areas

of operations in both manufacturing and service industries

✤ Fully revised and updated full colour presentation

✤ Cases have been updated throughout and now include: service including public sector, international, a

mix of mini-cases and a longer case for each chapter

✤ Incorporates more strategic and international commentary

READERSHIP: Introductory courses in operations management taught to undergraduate level students, primarily on business studies programmes

REPLACES ISBN: 9780-470-99761-1

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Management Information Systems2nd Edition

R. KELLY RAINER, HUGH J. WATSON & BRAD PRINCEAuburn University; University of Georgia; University of West Georgia

✤ Promotes active learning like no other text on the market! Chapters comprise tightly coupled concepts

and section-level student activities that transport them from passively learning about IS to doing IS

in a realistic context

✤ Microsoft Excel and Access exercises are integrated at the end of every chapter enabling students to

practice their Microsoft application skills in the context of the chapter material

✤ Through WileyPLUS, each small section of concept and the accompanying activities can be assigned

separately, providing a uniquely flexible offering for instructors

✤ 80% of the cases have been updated or replaced to keep the book up-to-date

READERSHIP: Professionals using information systems, Students studying information systems

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-88919-0

Ethics and TechnologyEthical Issues In An Age of Information and Communication Technology4th Edition

HERMAN T. TAVANIRivier College

✤ Provides readers with the information they need to succeed in the field of information technology,

while keeping them grounded in ethics

✤ Introduces students to issues and controversies that comprise the relatively new field of cyberethics

✤ Examines a wide range of cyberethics issues - from specific issues of moral responsibility to broader

social and ethical concerns that affect each of us in our day-to-day lives

✤ Includes exercise questions at the end of each chapter designed to quiz the student’s comprehension

of key concepts, themes, issues, and scenarios covered in that chapter

READERSHIP: Information Technology Professionals, Information Technology Students and Lecturers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50950-0

Human Resource Management11th Edition

DAVID A. DECENZO & STEPHEN P. ROBBINSTowson State University

✤ Provides a strong foundation of the essential elements of HRM as well as a clear understanding of

how HRM links with business strategy

✤ Emphasises timely and emerging human resource topics, including new information on recent

changes to employee health plans and evolving healthcare legislation

✤ Includes new content on social media and its relationship to many aspects of Human Resources

✤ All end of chapter cases and opening vignettes are either new or have been revised

READERSHIP: Human Resource Management Lecturers and Students, Human Resource Professionals

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50585-4

Marketing Research11th Edition

DAVID A. AAKERUniversity of California, Berkeley

✤ A new edition of a highly regarded text which focuses on market intelligence, strategy, theory and application

✤ Provides thorough coverage of the most advanced and current marketing research methodologies and

points out their limitations and strengths

✤ Discusses the relevance of marketing intelligence, the power of the Internet in marketing research

applications, and much more

✤ Builds on the online marketing research content and tracks recent developments in areas such as

relationship marketing, social media, and mobile marketing and explores how these advancements are

moving to the forefront of business strategies

READERSHIP: Marketing Students and Lecturers, Marketing Professionals

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-52461-9

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UCITS HandbookCHRISTIAN SZYLARKinetic Partners LLP, UK

✤ Provides necessary knowledge and analytical skills to set up, manage and monitor a UCITS fund

✤ Takes a multi-disciplinary approach to introducing recent developments in different areas of UCITS

✤ Gives a good balance of theory and applications

✤ Summarizes the main aspects of each discipline of UCITS

READERSHIP: Investors and asset managers, service providers, students, researchers, and practitionersSERIES: ISTE

Introduction to Logistics Systems Management2nd Edition

GIANPAOLO GHIANIUniversity of Lecce, Italy

✤ Includes new chapters on procurement and the design of automated storage and retrieval systems,

illustrating each topic with real examples

✤ Comprises of approximately 30% new material and updated content presented in an enhanced format

✤ Features new case studies that demonstrate how the methods can be applied to complex logistics problems

✤ Presents each numerical example with a data file to allow readers to solve all the problems using

open-source software

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduate and postgraduate students in engineering, computer science and management science. Researchers, practitioners, and students of logistics and supply chain management, in both academia and industrySERIES: WILEY SERIES IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-84917-0, 978-0-470-84916-3, 978-0-470-01404-2

Introduction

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Introduction to Networking Basics2nd Edition

PATRICK CICCARELLI, CHRISTINA FAULKNER, JERRY FITZGERALD, ALAN DENNIS, DAVID GROTH, TOBY SKANDIER & FRANK MILLERJerry FitzGerald & Associates; The University of Georgia

✤ Addresses diversity and the need for flexibility

✤ Focuses on the fundamentals to help grasp the subject with an emphasis on teaching job-related

skills and practical applications of concepts with clear and professional language

✤ Core competencies and skills help users succeed with a variety of built-in learning resources to

practice what they need and understand the content

✤ Resources enable readers to think critically about their new knowledge and apply their skills in any situation

READERSHIP: Students and Lecturers taking Systems and Technology courses

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-11129-1

MIS CasesSolving Small Business Scenarios Using Application Software2nd Edition

CYNTHIA GARDNER & EUGENE RATHSWOHLUniversity of San Diego; University of San Diego

✤ A problem solving casebook that contains practical assignments with business solving scenarios to

grasp the skills for Microsoft Excel, Access, and simple web design

✤ Each chapter offers a teaching case and two follow-up working cases

✤ Discussion questions at the end of each case challenge students’ critical thinking skills and

encourage a higher level of analytical reasoning

✤ Cases explicitly correlate with key concepts found in Wiley’s best-selling Intro to IS and Intro to MIS

texts by Kelly Rainer

READERSHIP: Professionals using information systems, Students studying information systems

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RUTH PICKERErnst & Young

✤ Thoroughly updated to reflect the varied and numerous developments in International Financial

Reporting Standards (IFRSs)

✤ Extensively referenced by both the accounting profession and academics in countries that have either

adopted, or intend to adopt, international accounting standards

✤ Includes new chapters on IFRS 6 Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources, IAS 18

Revenue, IAS 19 Employee Benefits and IAS 41 Agriculture

READERSHIP: Intermediate and advanced financial accounting courses, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-81967-8

Financial Accounting7th Edition

PAUL D. KIMMEL, JERRY J. WEYGANDT & DONALD E. KIESOUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin, Madison; Northern Illinois University

✤ Provides a practical set of tools and the confidence readers need to use them effectively in making

business decisions

✤ Offers new discussions on IFRS, including new codification numbers, examples of IFRS financial

statements, and additional exercises

✤ Enhances discussions of ethics and international accounting

✤ Ties the concepts together with comprehensive case studies and problems

READERSHIP: Accountants, Accounting Students and Lecturers, MBA students. Appropriate for an introductory accounting class for business students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-64645-8

Efficiency and Productivity GrowthModelling in the Financial Services Industry

FOTIOS PASIOURASTechnical University of Crete, Greece

✤ Provides an authoritative introduction to efficiency and productivity analysis, by exploring state-of-the-

art techniques and bringing new research to a field of current critical importance globally

✤ Includes applications from the insurance industry and financial sectors, such as efficiency of Asian

banks, cooperatives and not-for-profit credit associations

✤ Discusses the most suitable approach to select inputs and outputs

✤ Features the works of global experts in the field, including, Loretta Mester, Executive Vice President

& Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, and Robert DeYoung, Capitol Federal

Professor in Financial Markets and Institutions, USA

READERSHIP: Academics, practitioners and PhD students and researchers working on the efficiency of financial institutions as well as postgraduate students and researchers in finance

Risk Management Under UCITS IVCHRISTIAN SZYLARKinetic Partners LLP, UK

✤ Provides necessary knowledge and analytical skills to set up, manage and monitor a UCITS fund

✤ Introduces recent developments in different areas of UCITS through a multi-disciplinary approach

READERSHIP: Investors, professionals in the fund or banking industry, service providers, students, researchers, and UCITS fund practitioners

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Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting Concepts and Practices6th Edition

MICHAEL H. GRANOF & SALEHA B. KHUMAWALA ✤ Renowned for its accessible writing style and concept-based presentation, this book arms accountants

with all the information they’ll need in their career

✤ Provides updates for the newest standards, along with additional projects for users to complete using

Sage Software

✤ Examples and data are updated throughout the text and new discussion questions have been added

to the end of each chapter

READERSHIP: Accountants, Accounting Students and Lecturers

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Financial AccountingIFRS 2nd Edition

JERRY J. WEYGANDT, PAUL D. KIMMEL & DONALD E. KIESOUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Northern Illinois University

✤ Retains each of the key features on which users of Weygandt: Financial Accounting have come to

rely on

✤ Focuses on international companies/examples and discusses financial accounting principles and

procedures within the context of IFRS

✤ Provides end of chapter exercises/problems that present foreign currency examples (e.g. yen, euro)

instead of solely U.S. dollars

READERSHIP: Accountants, Accounting Lecturers and Students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-55200-1

Management Accounting Models for Decision-Making2nd Edition

RAMJI BALAKRISHNAN, KONDURU SIVARAMAKRISHNAN & GEOFF SPRINKLE ✤ Quickly and logically relates accounting information to business decision making

✤ Lays the groundwork by presenting managerial accounting in a strategic framework

✤ Each module examines cost estimation and planning decisions in both the short and long-term context

✤ Offers a balance of quantitative and qualitative problems in the end-of-chapter material

READERSHIP: Managers, Accounting Students and Lecturers

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Management

Accounting

Corporate Financial Reporting and AnalysisDAVID YOUNG & JACOB COHENInsead; MIT

✤ An introductory textbook focusing on financial reporting for MBA students

✤ Presents a clear and comprehensive model for the analysis and interpretation of financial statements

linked to strategic analysis and sound principles of corporate finance

✤ New to this edition: End of chapter questions, solutions and assignments; case studies and an

accompanying website featuring additional materials for lecturers and students

READERSHIP: MBA students studying financial accounting/reporting

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THOMAS E. GETZENTemple University

✤ A primer for the economic analysis of medical markets

✤ Engages the central economic issues of the health economics and financing field

✤ Introduces students to the principles and concepts of health economics rather than its literature and

research methods

✤ Includes a strengthened macro section along with additional material on the ACA (Health Reform)

READERSHIP: Students studying medicine, public health, policy and administration

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-46901-9

Economics Theory and Practice10th Edition

PATRICK J. WELCH & GERRY F. WELCHSt. Louis University; St. Louis Community College

✤ Prepares students to use economic thinking in their classes, careers, and everyday lives

✤ Provides information about fundamental institutions and relationships that affect quality of life, and

provides a framework for thinking through and understanding the process of decision making

✤ Accessible language and interesting case studies keep introductory, principles, and survey of

economics students engaged with the material

READERSHIP: Business Professionals, Economics Students and Lecturers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-45009-3

Economics

Managerial EconomicsA Mathematical Approach

EDITED BY M. J. ALHABEEB & L. J. MOFFITTBoth of University of Massachusetts, USA

✤ Approaches the topic from a mathematical and statistical point of view, which aids in the training of

managers so that they are more responsive to the presence of uncertainty surrounding managerial decisions

✤ Includes real life examples and problems, and highlights quantitative methods that illustrate and clarify

the underlying fundamental logic of problem-solvingto emphasise the numerous applications of the topic

✤ Presents technical theories in an easy and friendly way in order to make the mathematical material

easier to understand

✤ Focuses on managerial decision making, rigorously addressing all possible risks and uncertainties

surrounding the process of decision-making

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in managerial economics, business agricultural and environmental programs, managers, decision makers, market analysts, and researchers, as well as academic and corporate libraries

Economic Policy 73EDITED BY GEORGES DE MENIL, RICHARD PORTES, HANS-WERNER SINN, TULLIO JAPPELLI, PHILIP LANE, PHILIPPE MARTIN & JAN VAN OURSDelta ENS, France; London Business School, UK; University of Munich, Germany; University of Naples, Italy; Trinity College Dublin, Ireland;

Université de Paris 1; Panthéon-Sorbonne, PSE, France; Tilberg University, The Netherlands

✤ Brings together a team of leading economists and policy experts to provide a concise and accessible

evaluation of major developments in trade and trade policy

✤ Economic Policy has earned a reputation around the world as the one publication that is always early

in identifying current and emerging policy topics

✤ Each of the newly-commissioned papers is discussed by a panel of distinguished economists

✤ Employs a unique approach guaranteed to spark incisive debate and alternative interpretations of the evidence

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M. ELEANOR NEVINSUniversity of Nevada, Reno, USA

✤ Uses an ethnographic analysis of an indigenous community to examine larger arguments about

language endangerment and maintenance within a global-scale socio-historical context

✤ Addresses the complexities and conflicts in language maintenance and revitalization programs, as

influenced by local ways of speaking, local forms of educational and religious and political authority

✤ Examines divergent interpretations of language loss and maintenance efforts among members of affected

communities, and the challenges of orienting these communities within larger socio-cultural orders

✤ Pays ethnographic attention to speech, rather than language documentation narrowly conceived, as

members of indigenous speech communities negotiate the meaning of their heritage languages, and

their own identities

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students of anthropology and linguistics; undergraduate and graduate students in Native American languages and culturesSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL STUDIES IN DISCOURSE AND CULTURE

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A Handbook of Practicing Anthropology EDITED BY RIALL NOLANPurdue University, USA

✤ Presents a broad overview of the diverse research and professional practices that have evolved in the

applied areas of anthropology

✤ Offers a collection of personal perspectives on what anthropology practitioners do and how their

professional lives are constructed

✤ Brings together top scholars from both non-academic and academic careers to provide an integrated

understanding of the practitioner’s career arc, domains of practice, and key issues for professionals

✤ Serves as an authoritative guide for researchers, instructors and students in anthropological practice

READERSHIP: Anthropology students or students taking courses in applied or public anthropology, or anthropological methods; anthropology pracitioners

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The Anthropology of Performance A Reader

EDITED BY FRANK J. KOROMBoston University, USA

✤ Introduces new and advanced students to the task of studying and interpreting complex social,

cultural, and political events from a performance perspective

✤ Presents performance as a convergent field of inquiry that bridges the humanities and social

sciences, with a distinctive cross-cultural perspective in anthropology

✤ Explores the role of performance in constructing identity, community, and the broader processes of

globalization and transnationalism

✤ Contributions from leading scholars examine verbal genres, ritual and drama, public spectacle,

tourism, and the performances embedded in everyday life

READERSHIP: Graduate and undergraduate courses on performance studies, oral tradition, ritual, theatre studies, folklore studies, anthropology of religion, public spectacle, and communicationSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL ANTHOLOGIES IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

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Anthropology in the Public ArenaHistorical and Contemporary Contexts

EDITED BY JEREMY MACCLANCYOxford Brookes University, UK

✤ Demonstrates the enriching variety of British anthropologies which have arisen historically and are

still of key significance to practitioners today

✤ Highlights the centrality of popular anthropology in the construction and maintenance of the

discipline

✤ Explores the mutually fertile ways anthropology and literature have interacted and continue to interact

✤ Pioneers the study of the emerging nature, roles and uses of online popular anthropology

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Fashioning GlobalisationNew Zealand Design, Working Women and the Cultural Economy

EDITED BY MAUREEN MOLLOY & WENDY LARNERUniversity of Auckland, New Zealand; University of Bristol, UK

✤ Provides a significant contribution to literature on globalization, fashion, gender, and creative

industries, which often ignores the important roles taken by women as entrepreneurs and designers

✤ Draws on an in-depth analysis of the dynamics of independent fashion design in New Zealand

✤ Offers a fresh perspective on an industry in which third world garment workers have been the subject

of exhaustive analysis, yet first world women have been largely ignored

✤ Argues that there exists an as-yet untraced link between the entry of first world women into paid

employment, and the wider processes of globalization

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of social, or cultural geography, globalization, and social and cultural economics; related fields within gender studies and fashionSERIES: RGS-IBG BOOK SERIES

Spatial PoliticsEssays For Doreen Massey

EDITED BY DAVID FEATHERSTONE & JOE PAINTERUniversity of Glasgow, UK; University of Durham, UK

✤ Brings together a unique collection to celebrate Doreen Massey’s ground-breaking work in geographic

theory and its relationship to politics

✤ Comprises newly-written material by a team of Massey’s colleagues, former students, geographers,

and other social scientists, as well as artists, political figures, and activists

✤ Features work by high profile contributors including Lawrence Grossberg, Chantal Mouffe, Jamie

Peck, and Jane Wills

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of Massey’s work to-date, a series of political and scholarly

reflections upon its influence, and suggestions for further developing her ideas

READERSHIP: Students, faculty, and researchers within human geography, political geography, globalization, and social, political and cultural theorySERIES: RGS-IBG BOOK SERIES

The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Cultural GeographyEDITED BY NUALA C. JOHNSON, RICHARD H. SCHEIN & JAMIE WINDERSQueen’s University, Belfast, UK; University of Kentucky, USA; Syracuse University, USA

✤ A significantly revised version of this authoritative reference volume which traces the historical

evolution of cultural geography through to the very latest research

✤ Covers a number of new topics such as biotechnology, rurality, food, media and technology, borders,

and tourism, whilst also reflecting developments in established subjects including animal geographies

✤ Provides an international perspective, reflecting the advancing academic traditions of non-Western

institutions, especially in Asia

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of cultural geography, social geography, cultural anthropology or sociology, and cultural studiesSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO GEOGRAPHY

REPLACES ISBN: (HB) 978-0-631-23050-2 / (PB) 978-1-405-17565-4

Political Oratory and Cartooning An Ethnography of Democratic Processes in Madagascar

JENNIFER JACKSONUniversity of California, Los Angeles, USA

✤ The first anthropological study of the role of language and rhetoric in reshaping democracy

✤ Maps the dynamic relationship between formalized oratory, satire, and political change in Madagascar

✤ A fascinating analysis of the extraordinary Ciceronian features of kabary, a style of formal public

oratory long abandoned in the West

✤ Documents the management by United States Democrat campaign advisors of a foreign presidential

bid, unprecedented in the post-colonial era

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates and graduate scholars in linguistic anthropology and applied linguistics, political science, globalization, and international development, rhetoric and oratory, specialists in the history and politics of East Africa, the Indian Ocean and MadagascarSERIES: NEW DIRECTIONS IN ETHNOGRAPHY

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Natural Disasters in a Global EnvironmentANTHONY N. PENNA & JENNIFER S. RIVERSBoth of Northeastern University, USA

✤ A transnational, global, and environmental history of natural and man-made disasters

✤ Examines a range of disasters including volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, landslides, hurricanes,

famines, and more

✤ Covers scientific material in a lucid and accessible style suited to students outside of scientific

disciplines

✤ Traces the transition of our understanding of disasters, from religious and superstitious explanations

to contemporary scientific accounts

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students of environmental studies, global and world history, and environmental history

History of Old AgeGEORGES MINOISCNRS, Paris, France

✤ This is a unique book – the first to provide a general history of old age in Western societies, from

Antiquity to the Renaissance

✤ The author’s approach is highly interdisciplinary, studying the role of the old in many societies

✤ As the elderly become an increasing proportion of our own societies, this vision of old age in the past

becomes increasingly relevant

READERSHIP: Will be of particular interest to students and professionals in social and cultural history and in the history of medicine. This examination of the past will also be of great interest to the general reader

NEW IN PAPERBACK POLITY

Roman DisastersJERRY TONERUniversity of Cambridge, UK

✤ This work fills a real gap as there is currently no book that treats disasters in Ancient Rome in a

synthetic or comprehensive way

✤ An engaging book that for the first time treats disasters such as earthquakes, fires and floods as a

conceptual unity

✤ Examines how the Romans coped with, thought about, and used disasters for their own ends

✤ Engaging text that shows how the resilience of their political and cultural system allowed the Romans

to survive the impact of life-threatening disasters

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students of ancient history, especially taking classes on the social and cultural history of Rome and some general readers

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The Down-deep Delight of DemocracyMARK PURCELLUniversity of Washington, USA

✤ Explores issues central to the civil uprisings that swept the world in 2011, drawing profound

connections between democracy and neoliberalism in an urban context

✤ Explains how democracy can help us evolve socially, and how it can be used to revive the fortunes of

the political left

✤ Features in-depth analysis of key political theorists such as Gramsci, Lefebvre, Rancière, Deleuze and

Guattari, and Hardt and Negri

✤ Advocates the reframing of democracy as a personal and collective struggle to discover the best in

ourselves and others

READERSHIP: Advanced-level undergraduates, postgraduates, faculty, and researchers of political and social action and development within politics, the social sciences, geography, and urban studiesSERIES: ANTIPODE BOOK SERIES

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A Companion to Woodrow WilsonEDITED BY ROSS A. KENNEDYIllinois State University, USA

✤ This collection of original essays explores all aspects of the life and career Woodrow Wilson, a

profoundly important and complex leader considered to be one of the shapers of the modern

presidency

✤ An invaluable collection for anyone interested in understanding how the scholarship on Wilson has

evolved and where it stands now

✤ Features contributions from a variety of emerging and established Wilson scholars

✤ Explores such topics as America’s involvement in the First World War, the progressive reform

movement, race relations, woman’s suffrage, and more

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of political science, American history, progressivism, U.S. foreign relations, and World War ISERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO AMERICAN HISTORY

A Companion to the Era of Andrew JacksonEDITED BY SEAN PATRICK ADAMSUniversity of Florida, USA

✤ Provides an overview of Andrew Jackson’s life and legacy, with a wealth of new insights from the

latest scholarship

✤ Features more than 30 essays contributed by leading scholars and historians

✤ Synthesizes the most up-to-date scholarship on the pivotal events of the age of Jackson, considering

various aspects of his life, times, and legacy

✤ Topics explored include life in the Early Republic; issues of race, religion, and culture; the rise of the

Democratic party, Native American removal events, the birth of women’s suffrage, and more

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of American historySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO AMERICAN HISTORY

The Encyclopedia of Global Human MigrationEDITOR-IN-CHIEF: IMMANUEL NESSBrooklyn College, City University of New York, USA

✤ Available as a five-volume print set or online on Wiley Online Library, this

Encyclopedia provides a complete exploration of the prominent themes, events,

and theoretical underpinnings of the movements of human populations from

prehistory to the present day

✤ The first comprehensive reference work in this field with over 500 entries

arranged in a convenient A-Z format, and a prehistory section with over 50

thematically organized essays

✤ Features contributions from a global and multi-disciplinary group of scholars in

the field, including historians, classicists, anthropologists, social scientists,

political scientists, economists, archaeologists, linguists, and geneticists

✤ Provides thematic discussions of key topics, detailed migration histories,

biographies, and more

✤ Examines migration through world history, rather than from a western

perspective

✤ Include sample illustrations, images, maps, and charts

READERSHIP: Scholars, academics, and general readers across the humanities and social sciences interested in migration history and its effects on the modern world

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The Rise of Western ChristendomTriumph and Diversity, A.D. 200-1000, Tenth Anniversary Revised Edition

PETER BROWNPrinceton University, USA

✤ Revised edition of the essential survey of Christianity’s evolution in its tumultuous first millennium,

published to mark the book’s tenth anniversary

✤ Written by the celebrated Princeton scholar who founded the field of study known as “late antiquity'

✤ Features a new preface covering recent academic developments, a full-color insert featuring 17 new

images, and an updated design

✤ Includes a fully updated bibliography and index

READERSHIP: Mid- to upper-level undergraduates studying ancient religion and the history of christianitySERIES: MAKING OF EUROPE

Mathematics for the Liberal ArtsDONALD BINDNER, MARTIN J. ERICKSON & JOE HEMMETERTruman State University, USA; Truman State University, USA; Freelance Software Developer, USA

✤ Offers a modern treatment of important topics in mathematics, including number theories such as

error-correcting codes and modular arithmetic, as well as calculus which includes differentiation and

integration, infinite series, and exponential growth

✤ Provides various applications of mathematics to real-world problems such as cryptography and the

space shuttle programme

✤ Contains numerous figures, diagrams and hundreds of worked examples and exercises with solutions

provided in the appendix

✤ Emphasises the history of mathematics and includes six chapters that allow for a flexible format for a

one-semester course or complete coverage for a two-semester course

READERSHIP: Undergraduates studying introductory mathematics and its history, professional and trade audiences, teachers of mathematics, science, or languages, academic and public libraries and the interested public

Dictatorship in South AmericaJERRY DAVILAUniversity of Illinois, USA

✤ A compelling and original narrative exploring the experiences of Brazil, Argentina, and Chile during

the brutal military dictatorships of the Cold War period

✤ Delves into the wider political aftermath of the Cuban Revolution, exploring the clashing radical

utopian dreams of students and workers and the equally radical right-wing projects realized by the

armed forces

✤ Provides close readings of Latin America’s economic crises, free market reforms, and development

strategies

✤ Exposes the internal disorder, violence, and the systematic abuse of human rights behind the

appearance of order and progress

READERSHIP: Students of Latin American history and contemporary politics in the region, as well as those studying human rights more generallySERIES: VIEWPOINTS / PUNTOS DE VISTA

African American Voices A Documentary Reader from Emancipation to the Present

EDITED BY LESLIE BROWNWilliams College, USA

✤ Compelling and enlightening, this collection of primary source documents allows African-American

voices to speak unmediated to today’s students

✤ Features a diverse range of voices from many classes, generations, and regions, and draws on everything

from essays, and speeches to photographs, rap lyrics, and newspaper reports

✤ Includes concise and perceptive commentary, thematic overviews and engaging suggestions for

discussion and project work

✤ Features a mix of accessible and more challenging documents suitable for a range of levels and

abilities

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and high-school students taking introductory courses in African-American history, as well as those studying civil rights and recent African-American historySERIES: UNCOVERING THE PAST: DOCUMENTARY READERS IN AMERICAN HISTORY

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A Companion to Greek and Roman Political ThoughtEDITED BY RYAN K. BALOTUniversity of Toronto, Canada

✤ Offers a broad survey of ancient political thought from Archaic Greece through to Late Antiquity

✤ Approaches ancient political philosophy from both a normative and historical standpoint

✤ Examines Greek and Roman political thought within historical context and contemporary debate

✤ Explores the role of ancient political thought in a range of philosophies, such as the individual and

community, human rights, religion, and cosmopolitanism

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of classical studies, political philosophy, and history of political thoughtSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

CL 978-1-405-15143-6

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A Companion to Archaic GreeceEDITED BY KURT A. RAAFLAUB & HANS VAN WEESBrown University, USA; University College, London, UK

✤ Offers a comprehensive and accessible survey of developments in the study of archaic Greece

✤ Places Greek society of c.750-480 BCE in its chronological and geographical context

✤ Gives equal emphasis to established topics such as tyranny and political reform and newer subjects

like gender and ethnicity

✤ Combines accounts of historical developments with regional surveys of archaeological evidence and

in-depth treatments of selected themes

✤ Explores the impact of Eastern and other non-Greek cultures in the development of Greece

READERSHIP: Advanced students, researchers, and teachers in the fields of archaic and ancient Greek historySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

CL 978-0-631-23045-8

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A Companion to Ancient HistoryEDITED BY ANDREW ERSKINEUniversity of Edinburgh, UK

✤ Offers a comprehensive introduction to the forms of evidence, problems, approaches, and major

themes in the study of ancient history

✤ Covers a diverse range of material, from ancient texts and archaeology to contemporary explorations

of gender and sexuality in the ancient world

✤ Comprises more than 40 essays, written by leading international scholars drawing on recent research

in the field

✤ Moves beyond the primary focus on Greece and Rome with coverage of the various cultures within

the ancient Mediterranean

READERSHIP: Scholars and students of ancient historySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

CL 978-1-4051-3150-6

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A Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman RepublicEDITED BY JANE DEROSE EVANSTemple University, USA

✤ Offers a vibrant exploration of the ways in which archaeological methods can be used to explore

different elements of the Roman Republican period

✤ Argues that the Republic was not formed in a vacuum, but was influenced by non-Latin-speaking

cultures from throughout the Mediterranean region

✤ Enables archaeological thinking in this area to be made accessible both to a more general audience

and as a valuable addition to existing discourse

✤ Investigates the archaeology of the Roman Republican period with reference to material culture,

landscape, technology, identity and empire

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of the Roman Republic, Ancient History, Classics, Art History and ArchaeologySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

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✤ Applies the French sociologist Marcel Mauss's notion of gift-giving to the study of antiquity

✤ Features a collection of original essays that cover such wide-ranging topics as ancient Greek wedding

gifts; Hellenistic civic practices; Roman and Jewish burial practices; and Jewish and Christian

religious gifts

✤ Organizes essays around theoretical concerns rather than chronologically

✤ Generates unique insights into gift-giving and reciprocity in antiquity

✤ Takes an explicitly cross-cultural approach to the study of ancient history

READERSHIP: Upper-level students taking courses on gift-giving and reciprocity in departments of religion and ancient history; also for research libraries, classicists, ancient historians, and scholars of the Bible, Judaism, and ChristianitySERIES: ANCIENT WORLD: COMPARATIVE HISTORIES

Why Plato WroteDANIELLE S. ALLENInstitute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA

✤ The first book to be published in the prestigious Blackwell Bristol Lecture Series in Greece, Rome

and the Classical Tradition, named as a CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title in 2011

✤ Argues that Plato was the western world’s first think-tank activist and message man

✤ Shows that Plato wrote to change Athenian society, demonstrating his influence in transforming

Athenian politics

✤ Offers a lucid and engaging commentary on Plato’s philosophy of language and its relation to political

theory

READERSHIP: Advanced students, and scholars of classical philosophy, political philosophy, Platonism, philosophy of language, political theory, and the history of political thoughtSERIES: BLACKWELL-BRISTOL LECTURES ON GREECE, ROME AND THE CLASSICAL TRADITION

CL 978-1-444-33448-7

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PetroniusA Handbook

EDITED BY JONATHAN PRAG & IAN REPATHUniversity of Oxford, UK; University of Swansea, UK

✤ Offers the first multi-dimensional approach to the study of Petronius’ celebrated and provocative

work, the Satyrica and its relevance to our understanding of the early Roman empire

✤ Explores the novel’s literary structure, social and historic contexts, and modern reception

✤ Supplemented by illustrations, plot outline, glossary, map, bibliography, and suggestions for further

reading

✤ Written by a team of leading scholars of Latin literature and Roman history

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of Latin and classical literature and Roman history

CL 978-1-405-15687-5

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A Companion to OvidEDITED BY PETER E. KNOXUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, USA

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of one of the most influential poets of classical antiquity, the Roman

poet Ovid

✤ Illuminates various aspects of Ovid’s work, such as production, genre, and style

✤ Presents interpretive essays on key poems and collections of poems, among them The Amores and

The Metamorphoses

✤ Includes detailed discussions of Ovid’s primary literary influences, a chronology of historical events

during his lifetime and his reception in English literature

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of Ovid, epic poetry, Latin literature, and classical literatureSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

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The Utopian GlobalistsArtists of Worldwide Revolution, 1919-2009

JONATHAN HARRISWinchester School of Art, University of Southampton, UK

✤ An innovative history and critical account mapping the ways artists and their works have engaged

with, and offered commentary on, modern spectacle in both capitalist and socialist modernism over

the past ninety years

✤ Provides a strong historical narrative that adds structure and clarity with a cogent and innovative

critique of contemporary art and institutions

✤ Includes the only substantial account in print of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1969 Montreal

“Bed-in”

✤ Offers an accessible description and interpretation of Debord’s ‘society of the spectacle’ theory

READERSHIP: Scholars in a variety of subjects including art history and theory, cultural and media studies, social history and fine art

A Companion to Renaissance and Baroque ArtEDITED BY BABETTE BOHN & JAMES M. SASLOWTexas Christian University, USA; Queens College, CUNY, USA

✤ Presents a collection of original, in-depth essays that address European visual arts produced from

c1300 to 1700 and their interactions with neighboring civilizations

✤ Divided into five broad conceptual headings: Social-Historical Factors in Artistic Production; Creative Process

and Social Stature of the Artist; The Object: Art as Material Culture; The Message: Subjects and Meanings;

and The Viewer, the Critic, and the Historian: Reception and Interpretation as Cultural Discourse

✤ Covers many topics not typically included in collections of this nature, such as Judaism and the arts,

architectural treatises, the new natural sciences and the arts, and gender and sexuality

✤ Includes illustrations as well as link to further images not included in the book

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of European Renaissance Art; 17th-century European Art; History of Prints; History of Italian Drawings; History of Architecture; Art HistorySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO ART HISTORY

Italian Renaissance ArtUnderstanding its Meaning

CHRISTIANE L. JOOST-GAUGIERGeorge Washington University, USA

✤ A richly-illustrated, elegant, and jargon-free analysis of the Italian Renaissance – what it was, what it

means, and why we should study it

✤ Provides a sustained discussion and context for many great works of Renaissance art that will

significantly enhance readers’ understanding of the period

✤ Focuses on Renaissance art and architecture as it developed throughout the Italian peninsula, from

Venice to Sicily, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

✤ Includes detailed interpretation of works by a host of pivotal Renaissance artists, both well and lesser

known

READERSHIP: Students of Italian Renaissance art, art historians, and general readers

Contemporary Art1989 to the Present

EDITED BY ALEXANDER DUMBADZE & SUZANNE HUDSONGeorge Washington University, USA; University of Southern California, USA

✤ An integrated account of today’s contemporary art world that features original articles by art

historians, critics, curators, and artists

✤ Synthesizes a tremendous amount of extant literature to offer a view of the period that has not been

undertaken before, providing an unparalleled resource for students, artists, scholars, and art enthusiasts

✤ Topics include: globalization, formalism, technology, participation, agency, biennials, activism,

fundamentalism, judgment, art schools, and markets

✤ International in scope, bringing together many of the most important voices in the field, including Sofía

Hernández Chong Cuy, David Joselit, Michelle Kuo, Raqs Media Collective, and Jan Verwoert

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of contemporary art and contemporary art theory, and studio art classes where discussions of contemporary art are central to the curriculum

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The Science of Intimate RelationshipsGARTH FLETCHER, JEFFRY A. SIMPSON, LORNE CAMPBELL & NICKOLA C. OVERALLVictoria University, New Zealand; University of Minnesota, USA; University of Western Ontario, Canada; University of Auckland, New Zealand

✤ Offers an unusual degree of integration across topics, which include intimate relationships in terms

of both mind and body; bonding from infancy to adulthood; selecting mates; love; communication

and interaction; sex; passion; relationship dissolution; violence; and mind-reading

✤ Summarizes the links across human nature, culture, and intimate relationships

✤ Presents and integrates the latest findings in the fields of social psychology, evolutionary psychology,

human sexuality, neuroscience and biology, developmental psychology, anthropology, and clinical

psychology

✤ Authored by four of the leading experts in the field

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate level courses in the psychology of intimate relationships

Joining the ResistanceCAROL GILLIGANNew York University, USA

✤ Carol Gilligan is one of the most well-known and influential feminist scholars in the world today

✤ In this new book Gilligan reflects on the evolution of her thinking and shows how her key ideas were

interwoven with her own life experiences

✤ Gilligan argues that the requisites for love and the requisites for citizenship in a democratic society

are one and the same, both voice the desire to live in relationships inherent in our human nature,

together with the capacity to resist false authority

READERSHIP: Students of feminism, gender studies and culture studies, as well as a general readership

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The Psychology of RetirementCoping with the Transition from Work

DEREK MILNERecently retired as Director of the Newcastle University Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, UK

✤ Provides the most comprehensive, coherent and systematic self-help account of the challenges of

retirement and the associated aging process

✤ Represents the culmination of over 30 years of clinical, teaching and research experience

✤ Systematically draws on applied scientific theories from accepted professional circles

✤ A constructive emphasis encourages the best coping strategies and perspectives

READERSHIP: A self-help guide for members of the general public who have retired or who are anticipating retirement; professional groups; university courses concerned with human development, and clinical and counseling psychology

The Erotics of LookingEarly Modern Netherlandish Art

EDITED BY ANGELA VANHAELEN & BRONWEN WILSONMcGill University, Canada; University of East Anglia, UK

✤ Explores how descriptive pictures during the early modern Dutch art period operated as social things

to prompt discussion and debate

✤ Shows how these works potentially raised ethical and political questions about the interconnectedness

of engaging with pictures and the material world

✤ Featured essays represent a major contribution to the field of early modern Netherlandish art and to

general debates about the status and functions of descriptive art

✤ Crafts an original theoretical framework by applying recent insights to the analysis of Netherlandish art

READERSHIP: Academics, researchers and upper level students for courses in early modern Netherlandish art; also for curators, and those interested in the fieldSERIES: ART HISTORY SPECIAL ISSUES

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The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Positive Psychological InterventionsEDITED BY ACACIA C. PARKSHiram College, USA

✤ Comprehensive content describes new positive psychology techniques for the first time and provides

essential updates on more established interventions

✤ A detailed, research-based guide that will inform future directions in research and practice in the field

✤ Features contributions from an array of leading researchers, including Bob Emmons, Sonja

Lyubomirsky and Shane Lopez

✤ Covers established interventions - for instance, coaching and family therapy - as well as newly

developed interventions - such as chronic pain or smoking cessation

READERSHIP: Researchers and practitioners studying and applying positive interventions. An ideal companion to postgraduatelevel courses in clinical psychology and positive psychology

The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Disordered GamblingEDITED BY DAVID RICHARD, ALEX BLASZCZYNSKI & LIA NOWERRollins College, USA; University of Sydney, Australia; Rutgers University, USA

✤ Best-practice guidelines for the clinical management of problem and pathological gambling

✤ Contains empirically derived findings that translate research into practical clinical applications

✤ Brings together a distinguished, international group of scholars whose contributions discuss gambling

as it occurs around the globe

✤ Clearly organized into sections that cover conceptualization, research, assessment, treatment, and

special topics

READERSHIP: Practicing clinicians managing problem and pathological gambling; postgraduate students in the mental health disciplines dealing with behavioral addictions and excessive behaviors

The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Educational NeuroscienceEDITED BY DENIS MARESCHAL, ANDREW TOLMIE & BRIAN BUTTERWORTHBirkbeck College, University of London, UK; Institute of Education, University of London, UK; University College London, UK

✤ Represents a new research area, educational neuroscience, with direct relevance to current

educational practices and policy making

✤ Features individual chapters written collaboratively by educationalists, psychologists, and

neuroscientists to ensure maximum clarity and relevance to a broad range of readers

✤ Edited by a trio of leading academics with extensive experience in this field

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate level students for courses in education, psychology, or cognitive neuroscience; also for education practitioners, educational psychologists, and researchers in psychology, education, and cognitive neuroscience

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The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Legal and Ethical Aspects of Sex Offender Treatment and ManagementEDITED BY KAREN HARRISON & BERNADETTE RAINEYUniversity of Hull UK; Cardiff Law School UK

✤ The first publication to offer a detailed and wide-ranging analysis of sex offender treatment and

management

✤ Covers a range of related issues, from media coverage to the death penalty

✤ Presents research from numerous national jurisdictions including the UK, USA, Australia, Japan, and Israel

✤ Includes perspectives from respected leading academics, including Tony Ward, Doug Boer,

Franca Cortoni, and Bob Konopasky

READERSHIP: Academics, practitioners, and policy makers working in the fields of sex offender treatment and management; undergraduate and postgraduates students of psychology, sociology, criminology, social work, and law

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The Clinical Handbook of BiofeedbackA Guide for Training and Practice with Mindfulness

EDITED BY INNA Z. KHAZANHarvard Medical School, USA

✤ A definitive desk reference for the use of biofeedback techniques in psychotherapeutic settings,

backed by a wealth of clinical research

✤ Introduces mindfulness and acceptance techniques and shows how these methods can be

incorporated into biofeedback practice

✤ Step-by-step details provide everything a clinician needs to integrate biofeedback and mindfulness

including protocols, exemplar logs for tracking symptoms, and sample scripts for mindfulness exercises

✤ Includes scientifically robust treatment protocols for a range of common problems including

hypertension and irritable bowel syndrome

READERSHIP: Clinicians seeking to incorporate biofeedback techniques into their practice; seasoned users of biofeedback wishing to enhance their skill set; postgraduate students with advanced degrees in medicine, psychology and related disciplines

International Handbook of Research on Children’s Literacy, Learning and Culture EDITED BY KATHY HALL, TERESA CREMIN, BARBARA COMBER & LUIS C. MOLLUniversity College Cork, Ireland; The Open University, UK; Queensland University of Technology, Australia; University of Arizona, USA

✤ Represents the state of the art in the field of childhood literacy research

✤ Features chapters that conceptualize, interpret, and synthesize relevant research

✤ Critically reviews past and current research in order to influence future directions in the field of

literacy

✤ Offers literacy scholars an international perspective that recognizes and anticipates increasing

diversity in literacy practices and cultures

READERSHIP: Researchers, scholars, teachers and educators; also for postgraduate level students on courses on language and literacy

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The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Mood Disorders2nd Edition

EDITED BY MICK POWERUniversity of Edinburgh and Royal Edinburgh Hospital, UK

✤ Every chapter is updated to reflect the very latest developments in theory and practice in unipolar

and bipolar mood disorders

✤ Includes additional chapters which cover marital and family therapy, medical disorders and

depression, and cross-cultural issues

✤ Contributions are from the world’s leading authorities

✤ Focuses on innovations in science and clinical practice, and considers new pharmacological

treatments as well as psychological therapies

READERSHIP: All mental health professionals including psychiatrists, GPs, clinical psychologists, nurses and social workers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-02571-0

The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of PsychoneuroimmunologyEDITED BY ALEXANDER W. KUSNECOV & HYMIE ANISMANRutgers University, USA; Carleton University, Canada

✤ A much-needed reference including overviews of key advances in the field

✤ Discusses how psychoneuroimmunological research is conceived and executed

✤ Includes contributions from a wealth of experts in the field and a foreword by Robert Ader and

Nicholas Cohen, founders of the discipline

✤ Authoritative and interdisciplinary in scope – integrating biological and behavioral science

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate courses in psychoneuroimmunology, medical students, nursing students and researchers in this area

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CBT For Anxiety DisordersA Practitioner Book

GREGORIS SIMOS & STEFAN G. HOFMANNUniversity of Macedonia, Greece; Boston University, USA

✤ Summarizes the state-of-the-art CBT approaches for each of the DSM anxiety disorders

✤ Represents a one-stop tool for researchers, clinicians, and students on CBT for anxiety disorders

✤ Features world leading CBT authors who provide an up to date description of their respective

treatment approaches

✤ Presented in a succinct, and clinician-tailored fashion

READERSHIP: Practicing clinicians, researchers, postgraduate students and all those working with patients with anxiety disorders

Cognitive Therapy for AddictionMotivation and Change

FRANK RYANCamden and Islington NHS Trust, London, UK

✤ A new approach to addiction treatment that pairs cognitive behavioural therapy with cognitive

neuroscience, directly targeting the core mechanisms of addiction

✤ Offers a focus on addiction that is lacking in existing cognitive therapy accounts

✤ Utilizes various approaches, including mindfulness, 12-step facilitation, cognitive bias modification,

motivational enhancement and goal-setting

✤ Uses neuroscientific findings to explain how willpower becomes compromised – and how it can be

effectively utilized in the clinical arena

READERSHIP: Psychiatrists, psychologists, substance misuse counsellors and nurses, and undergraduate and postgraduate psychology students; researchers and academics working with addiction and other areas of behavioural or cognitive neuroscience

Culture as Embodiment The Social Tuning of Behavior

EDITED BY PAUL VOESTERMANSRadboud University, Netherlands

✤ Presents an original theory to be used in the gender and integration debates about what the

acceptance of newcomers from different cultural backgrounds really entails

✤ Applicable to youth culture and the split in modern society between underclass, modal class, and the elite

✤ Contains an original approach to the persistence of religion and relates religious thought to the

cognitive capacity of generic belief

✤ Applies the best of the behavioral sciences to contemporary issues of global exchange and behavioral

cross-fertilization

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate level students for courses in social psychology, psychological anthropology, sociology, and education

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Cultural Change and Leadership in OrganizationsA Practical Guide to Successful Organizational Change

EDITED BY JAAP J. BOONSTRAUniversity of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and ESADE Business School, Spain

✤ Offers evidence-based guidance for achieving cultural change within organizations – combines practical

advice with conceptual perspectives and descriptions of useful change strategies and interventions

✤ Built on case studies of successful change, many drawn from an intensive two-year research program – case

organizations include Boeing, Randstad, Rabobank, Philips and Amazon

✤ Explores the relationship between culture and leadership, increasing understanding of success factors and

detailing ways to effectively combine and organize diverse strategies for cultural change in organizations

READERSHIP: Work psychologists, management consultants, senior managers and human resources professionals. Advanced students on courses with organizational psychology, development, culture and leadership components, including students within business schools, and especially on MBA and executive MBA programs

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Recovery from Eating DisordersA Guide for Clinicians and Their Clients

GRETA NOORDENBOSLeiden University, the Netherlands

✤ Focuses on real-life recovery strategies that involve motivational factors, physical and psychological

health, and issues such as self-esteem and relationship dynamics

✤ Draws on extensive qualitative research with more than 50 former sufferers known to the author

✤ Candid, personal accounts provide unique insights into the healing process as well as inspiration

and reassurance

✤ Offers experience-based guidance for professionals assisting clients in their recovery

READERSHIP: Practicing psychologists, psychiatrists, dieticians and other professionals involved in treating patients with eating disorders, as well as sufferers, their families, and friends involved in the recovery process

Diabetes and WellbeingManaging the Psychological and Emotional Challenges of Diabetes Types 1 and 2

JEN J. NASHOpen University, UK

✤ A practical guide for those newly diagnosed with diabetes, those who have managed its challenges for

many years and the professionals who help them to do so

✤ Shows how the stress of daily self-care can affect an individual’s ability to stay motivated and

healthy, and presents proven techniques for improving emotional wellbeing

✤ Unique in tackling the psychological challenges of diabetes using cognitive behavioural principles;

also draws on solution-focused and mindfulness approaches

READERSHIP: Individuals with diabetes types 1 and 2, their families and friends; healthcare professionals involved in the care of people with diabetes

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Dental Phobia and AnxietyEDITED BY LARS-GÖRAN ÖST & ERIK SKARETStockholm University, Sweden; University of Oslo, Norway

✤ Presents the first guide to the evidence-based treatment of dental anxiety, based on the single-

session phobia treatment protocol developed by Lars-Göran Öst

✤ Includes chapters on the treatment of dental anxiety in children and adolescents, and the use of

pharmacological methods as a supplement to psychological treatment

✤ Takes account of cultural factors that may influence the availability of treatment

READERSHIP: Professionals and researchers in clinical psychology and dentistry, for practising dentists, and as a primary text for postgraduate students in psychology and dentistry

ACT and Mindfulness for PsychosisEDITED BY LOUISE C. JOHNS, ERIC M. J. MORRIS & JOSEPH E. OLIVERMaudsley Hospital, London, UK; Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, UK; King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, UK

✤ The first volume to detail ACT approaches to psychosis

✤ Synthesises current international perspectives on the theoretical foundations and clinical applications

of ACT in treating psychosis

✤ Includes a wealth of case studies, exercises and advice provided by highly experienced professionals

dealing directly with psychosis

READERSHIP: Clinical and counselling psychologists, CBT therapists and psychiatrists

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Between SkinsThe Body in Psychoanalysis – Recent Developments

NICOLA DIAMONDUniversity of East London, UK

✤ The first book to address epistemological implications for a new understanding of the body and

embodiment – offers a new perspective on the division between mind, body and world

✤ Explores the ways in which bodily processes and skin experience are inseparable from the

environmental context

✤ Brings together a philosophical phenomenological account of body experience with key concepts from

psychoanalysis, developmental research and neuroscience

✤ Responds to a growing interest in the body and psychoanalysis, and considers limitations in accounts

of brain-body processes for psychoanalytical understanding

READERSHIP: Psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, group analysts, academics and postgraduate students in neuroscientific interdisciplinary studies; neuropsychoanalysts, philosophers in the field and the social sciences

Children and LyingA Century of Scientific Research

EDITED BY KANG LEE & VICTORIA TALWARBoth at Queen's University, Canada

✤ Reviews the full body of scientific knowledge about the development of lying in children

✤ Analyzes the various cognitive, social-cultural, and neural factors that affect the development of lying

✤ Explores applications of research in educational, clinical and legal settings, and suggests directions

for future research

✤ Investigates children’s concept of lying, moral judgments, development of lie-detection abilities, and

lie-telling behavior in various contexts

READERSHIP: Students and researchers in developmental psychology, parents, educators, legal professionals working with children, child clinicians, medical professions, and social workersSERIES: UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN’S WORLDS

Women and PovertyPsychology, Public Policy, and Social Justice

HEATHER E. BULLOCKUniversity of California at Santa Cruz, USA

✤ Provides readers with a critical analysis of the social and structural factors that contribute to women’s

poverty

✤ Uses a multidisciplinary approach to bring together new research and theory from social psychology,

policy studies, and critical and feminist scholarship

✤ Documents women’s experiences of poverty and classism at the interpersonal and institutional levels

✤ Offers policy analysis for reducing poverty and social inequality

READERSHIP: Postgraduate and upper level undergraduate courses in psychology, sociology, social work, political science, and feminist studies; social scientists and professionals working in the areas of poverty and social inequalitySERIES: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES AND INTERVENTIONS

What Works in Offender RehabilitationAn Evidence-Based Approach to Assessment and Treatment

EDITED BY LEAM A. CRAIG, THERESA A. GANNON & LOUISE DIXONUniversity of Birmingham, UK; University of Kent, UK; University of Birmingham, UK

✤ A definitive guide to evidence-based practice in offender assessment and treatment

✤ Presents an up-to-date review of “what works’ in offer assessment and rehabilitation, along with

discussion of contemporary attitudes and translating theory into practice

✤ Includes assessment and treatment for different offender types across a range of settings

✤ Internationally renowned contributors include James McGuire, James Bonta, Clive Hollin, Anthony

Beech, Tony Ward, William Lindsay, Karl Hanson, Ray Novaco and William Marshall

READERSHIP: Clinical and forensic psychologists, forensic psychiatrists, undergraduate psychology students, trainee and postgraduate psychology courses, probation officers, and social workers

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Your Undergraduate Psychology Project2nd Edition

MARK FORSHAWLeeds Metropolitan University, UK

✤ This new edition offers in-depth hints and tips in a simple, informal style designed to ease students

further into the world of research

✤ Endorsed by the British Psychological Society and designed with the needs of the student in mind

✤ Structured chronologically around planning a project, carrying it out, and writing it up

✤ Expanded coverage on focus groups, choosing a research method, common errors, tips for achieving

better marks, and issues around ethics, the law and research

READERSHIP: Undergraduate psychology students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11936-8

PsychologyRONALD COMER, ELIZABETH GOULD & ADRIAN FURNHAMPrinceton University, USA; Princeton University, USA; University College London, UK

✤ Students are introduced to psychology as it relates to real life

✤ The interconnected approach makes links between different areas of psychological science

✤ An interactive eBook (included with every copy) has video cases, quizzes and exercises embedded

right in the text

✤ Aimed at students in the UK and Europe this text encourages critical thinking

READERSHIP: Year one psychology students on introductory courses

The Reality of Contemporary Discrimination in the United StatesThe Consequences of Hidden Bias in Real World Contexts

JASON A. NIER & SAMUEL L. GAERTNERConnecticut College, USA; University of Delaware, USA

✤ Explores discrimination by race or gender as a likely source of inequality in the United States

✤ Examines the consequences of understated forms of racial and gender bias, and how these may be

detected in the real world

✤ Interdisciplinary in focus, it integrates research from psychology, sociology, economics, and law

✤ Advances research aimed at detecting subtle biases – which even if unintentional can often prove

very damaging – in order to inform civil rights law and public policy

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, faculty, and researchers studying discrimination within psychology and related fields, including sociology, public policy, economics, and lawSERIES: JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES

Physiological Measures of Emotion From a Developmental PerspectiveState of the Science

EDITED BY T. A. DENNISHunter College, City University of New York, USA

✤ Presents the state of the science on the physiology of emotion from a developmental perspective

✤ Essays focus on 5 core themes: the time course of emotion, the context of physiological

measurement, the nature of developing physiological and behavioral systems, the specificity of

associations between physiological measures and distinct aspects of emotion, and coordination

among multiple physiological systems

✤ An innovative view on the psychophysiology of emotion, emotional well-being, and affective

psychopathology from a developmental perspective

READERSHIP: Postgraduate psychologists and researchers in the fields of well-being, emotion and psychopathologySERIES: MONOGRAPHS OF THE SOCIETY FOR RESEARCH IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT (MONO)

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LEssential Reproduction7th EditionMARTIN H. JOHNSONUniversity of Cambridge

✤ A fully-revised and updated edition of this best-selling textbook, supported by a Wiley Desktop

Edition

✤ Provides an introduction to the fundamentals of reproduction, with the latest on conceptual,

informational and applied aspects of reproduction

✤ Offers a more logical approach to the study of reproduction within a revised structure, with further

reading suggestions to support research

✤ Includes a companion website at www.essentialreproduction.com containing all of the images from

the book – perfect for instructor support

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in medical, veterinary, midwifery, and the biological sciencesSERIES: ESSENTIALS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11866-8

Human Genetics and Genomics4th Edition

BRUCE R. KORF & MIRA B. IRONSPartners Center for Human Genetics & Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA; Children’s Hospital, Boston, MA

✤ This best-selling textbook presents the ideal balance between the bio-molecular basis of genetics and

clinical cases, and includes a Wiley Desktop Edition

✤ Features a newly expanded Part 1, which introduces the reader to key concepts such as Mendelian

principles, DNA replication and gene expression

✤ Now in full colour and updated to reflect today’s genetics teaching

✤ ‘Hot topics’ focus on the latest developments; ‘Ethical issues’ prompt further thought and discussion; ‘Sources

of information’ assist the practicalities of clinical research; and ‘Clinical Snapshots’ relate science to practice

✤ Fully supported by a suite of online resources at www.korfgenetics.com

READERSHIP: Undergraduate medical students, and biomedical science and life sciences students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-14846-7

Surgery at a Glance5th Edition

PIERCE A. GRACEUniversity of Limerick

✤ A fully-revised edition of this best-selling title in the at a Glance series, updated to include

orthopaedics and more focused ‘key points’ boxes

✤ Provides a concise summary of a comprehensive lecture course in surgery, divided into clinical

presentations followed by major surgical conditions

✤ Focuses on the core principles and the important diseases appropriate to the current medical school

curriculum and is ideally placed to sit alongside any surgery core textbook

READERSHIP: Medical students, Foundation Programme doctors, and surgery traineesSERIES: AT A GLANCE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-4051-8325-3

Ear, Nose and Throat at a GlanceNAZIA MUNIR & RAY CLARKEUniversity Hospital Aintree, Liverpool; Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital

✤ This brand new title in the at a Glance series provides an accessible introduction to this practical but

complex topic, covering all areas of the undergraduate Otolaryngology curriculum

✤ Summarises the basic science relating to each anatomical area, and outlines practical guidelines on

the examination of patients, with an overview of the most common disorders and diseases

✤ Provides advice on clinical skills, examinations and procedures - such as otoscopic examinations and

tuning fork tests

✤ Includes self-assessment MCQs and EMQs questions and answers

READERSHIP: Medical students, Foundation Programme doctors, ENT trainees, and nursesSERIES: AT A GLANCE

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Avoiding Errors in Adult MedicineIAN RECKLESS, D. JOHN REYNOLDS, SALLY NEWMAN, JOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSERUniversity of Oxford; John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford; John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford; Whittington Hospital, London;

Radcliffe Le Brasseurs Solicitors; Fishburns Solicitors

Avoiding Errors in General PracticeKEVIN BARRACLOUGH, JENNY DU TOIT, JEREMY BUDD, JOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSERGeneral Practitioner; General Practitioner; East Quay Medical Centre, Somerset; Whittington Hospital, London;

Radcliffe Le Brasseurs Solicitors; Fishburns Solicitors

BRAND NEW SERIES of books publishing January 2013 – the ‘Avoiding Errors’ seriesSERIES EDITORS: JOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSER

‘Avoiding Errors in the medical specialties’ is a brand new, must-have series to help junior doctors and

trainees learn from the most common and important errors in the clinical setting.

Tips on ‘how not to do it’ enable junior and senior healthcare providers mitigate against patient safety

incidents. And they offer reassuring legal comment on what to do if things do go wrong.

✤ Identifies and explains the most common and important medical errors – and how to avoid them!

✤ Uses a memorable case-based structure, based on real-life events, that reinforces the clinical context,

providing clinical teaching points and strategies to help engage in safe practice

✤ Provides a unique medico-legal perspective, with advice on how to best deal with a complaint and

subsequent potential consequences if things do go wrong

READERSHIP: Foundation Programme doctors, Medical Students and Specialty Trainees, and Medical Educators

Avoiding Errors in PaediatricsJOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSERWhittington Hospital, London; Radcliffe Le Brasseurs Solicitors; Fishburns Solicitors

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Dermatology at a GlanceMAHBUB M. U. CHOWDHURY, RUWANI P. KATUGAMPOLA & ANDREW Y. FINLAYUniversity Hospital of Wales, Cardiff; University of Cardiff; University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

✤ This brand new title in the at a Glance series provides an accessible introduction to the structure and

function of skin

✤ Designed for any medical student required to interview and examine patients, identify skin diseases,

and develop a differential diagnosis and treatment plan

✤ Covers the epidemiology and pathogenesis of each skin disease, as well as presentations likely to be

encountered in both clinical practice and exams

✤ Includes over 300 high quality colour slides and photographs, and a self-assessment ‘picture quiz’

✤ Includes a companion website at www.ataglanceseries.com/dermatology of self-assessment case

studies, key point revision documents, further reading resources, and an image bank from the book

READERSHIP: Medical Students, Foundation Programme doctors, and dermatology specialty traineesSERIES: AT A GLANCE

Medical Statistics at a Glance Text and Workbook BundleAVIVA PETRIE & CAROLINE SABINUniversity of London; Royal Free Hospital, London

✤ The bestselling Medical Statistics at a Glance, 3rd Edition, and its companion volume, Medical

Statistics at a Glance Workbook, together at a specially-discounted price

✤ Provides the complete, concise, and accessible introduction to medical statistics

✤ Medical Statistics at a Glance Workbook includes over 80 MCQs, 30 structured questions, and

analysis of two complete published papers to demonstrate stats in practice

READERSHIP: Medical students, junior doctors, biomedical science students, and allied health studentsSERIES: AT A GLANCE

Medical Statistics at a Glance WorkbookAVIVA PETRIE & CAROLINE SABINUniversity of London; Royal Free Hospital, London

✤ This brand new title is the companion volume to Medical Statistics at a Glance

✤ Echoing the structure of and fully cross-referenced to Medical Statistics at a Glance, it offers a range

of methods to assess and extend medical statistics knowledge

✤ Contextualises and tests all the key topics from the main title including critical appraisal, data

analysis, and choice of appropriate statistical techniques

✤ Includes over 80 MCQs, 30 structured questions, and analysis of two complete published papers to

demonstrate stats in practice

✤ Topic-based index is provided so that specific areas can be targeted and the title can be used in

conjunction with any statistics textbook

READERSHIP: Medical students, junior doctors, biomedical science students, and allied health studentsSERIES: AT A GLANCE

The Situational Judgement Test at a GlanceFRANCES VARIAN & LARA CARTWRIGHTBoth Warwick University

✤ This brand new title in the at a Glance series is a concise, accessible introduction to this brand new,

compulsory assessment that all junior doctors in the UK must sit — and pass — in order to practice

medicine

✤ Offers hints and tips for best practice together with practice assessments and real-word advice

✤ Contains 50 case-based scenarios, based on real-life scenarios, each reviewed by experienced

clinicians and item-writers of the UKFPO SJT, for self-testing prior to sitting the exam

✤ Presents the logical way of approaching best medical practice — and SJT — with examples of

doctors’ personal experiences along the way

READERSHIP: Final year UK medical students applying for the UK Foundation ProgrammeSERIES: AT A GLANCE

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Sustainable HealthcareKNUT SCHROEDER, TREVOR THOMPSON, KATHLEEN FRITH & DAVID PENCHEONUniversity of Bristol; University of Bristol; Harvard Medical School; NHS Sustainable Development Unit, East of England Strategic Health

Authority, Cambridge

✤ Presents a practical review of the complex issue of sustainable medicine

✤ Covers all relevant aspects of climate change and global environmental health including how

environmental changes affect health care delivery

✤ Includes models on which to build sustainable healthcare systems and quotes original scientific

sources

✤ Written by an expert author team drawn from general practice, academia and NHS Sustainable

Development Unit

READERSHIP: Health care managers, policy makers, health professionals

ABC of Medically Unexplained SymptomsCHRISTOPHER BURTONUniversity of Edinburgh

✤ A clear and practical guide to one of the biggest challenges in primary care

✤ Addresses the complex issues faced in treating and managing patients with ‘medically unexplained

symptoms’

✤ Medically unexplained symptoms are symptoms that do exist but are not adequately explained by

tests or specialist examination

✤ Focuses on practical management of symptoms and treatment options with active patient involvement

READERSHIP: General practitioners, practice nurses, specialist nurses, junior doctors, medical trainees and studentsSERIES: ABC

ABC of Cancer Care CARLO PALMIERI, RICHARD SIMCOCK & ESTHER BIRDImperial College London; Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton; General Practice, Brighton

✤ A new addition to the popular, reader-friendly, full colour ABC series

✤ A non-specialist cancer care text for primary care

✤ Provides a solid basis for the understanding of the common modalities of cancer care, indications

and toxicities

✤ Written by a multidisciplinary contributor team

READERSHIP: General practitioners, practice nurses, cancer care nurses, surgeons and oncologists in training, medical studentsSERIES: ABC

ABC of

Cancer Care

Lecture Notes: Epidemiology, Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health6th Edition

YOAV BEN-SHLOMO, SARA BROOKES & MATTHEW HICKMANAll of University of Bristol

✤ A thoroughly updated introduction to the core principles of epidemiology and public health with new

studies and cases from around the globe

✤ Includes a brand new second section on Evidence-based Medicine, with advice on how to incorporate

EBM principles into your own practice

✤ Includes learning objectives and key points in every chapter as well as extended coverage of critical

appraisal and data interpretation

READERSHIP: Medical students, Foundation Programme doctors, junior doctors, and public health studentsSERIES: LECTURE NOTES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-10674-0

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Acquired Brain Injury in the Fetus and NewbornMICHAEL SHEVELL & STEVEN MILLERMcGill University; Division of Pediatric Neurology, Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University Health Center; Senior Clinician Scientist,

CFRI and Associate Professor, in the Division of Neurology, Department of Pediatrics, at the University of British Columbia

✤ Up-to-date information on recent advances in understanding of acquired neonatal brain injury

✤ Pragmatic approach focusing on populations encountered regularly by the clinician to provide most

relevant information

✤ Includes chapters on special populations and concerns often overlooked by other texts

✤ Superb team of international experts

READERSHIP: Paediatric neurologists, neonatologists, neurologists and paediatricians, clinicians in child development, child health researchers and allied health professionals (in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and psychology)

Measures for Children with Developmental Disability framed by the ICF-CYANNETTE MAJNEMERSchool of Physical & Occupational Therapy, McGill University

✤ Quickly identifies the best measures or outcomes for therapy needs assessment or service provision

✤ Uses the ICF-CY framework therefore facilitates the retrieval of one or more measures that are

directly related to the components of this widely used classification scheme

✤ Each chapter includes tables that provide a capsule summary of the primary attributes of a subset of

key measures for ease of reference

READERSHIP: Occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, psychologists, physicians, nursesSERIES: CLINICS IN DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE

StrokeKEVIN BARRETT & JAMES MESCHIABoth Mayo Clinic, Florida, USA

✤ Provides a practical approach to treating the complexities of stroke and preventing further

occurrences

✤ A clinical ‘in the office’/’at the bedside’ guide

✤ Includes standardized clinical Instruments, evidence-based algorithms and guidelines throughout

✤ Contains ‘Tips and Tricks’ boxes with hints on improving outcomes via practical techniques and

‘Caution’ warning boxes with hints on avoiding problems"

READERSHIP: Neurologists, cardiologistsSERIES: NEUROLOGY IN PRACTICE

Epilepsy in Children and AdolescentsJAMES WHELESS, DAVE CLARK, AMY MCGREGOR & FREEDOM PERKINSDirector, Neuroscience Institute & Le Bonheur Comprehensive Epilepsy Program, Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital; Department of Pediatrics,

Division of Neurology, Le Bonheur, University of Tennessee Health Science Center Comprehensive Epilepsy Program, Memphis, Tennessee;

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Tennessee Health Science Center; University of Tennessee Health Science Center

✤ Explains principal investigations including EEG and MRI

✤ Reviews principles of pharmacological management, including adverse effects and alternative therapies

✤ Includes latest guidelines on surgical interventions for epilepsy

READERSHIP: Postgraduate, professionals and trainees in neurology, psychiatry and pediatrics.

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Practical Manual of Gastroesophageal Reflux DiseaseMARCELO F. VELA, JOEL E. RICHTER & JOHN E. PANDOLFINOBaylor College of Medicine; University of South Florida; Northwestern University

✤ Provides gastroenterologists and resident/fellows in practice with a comprehensive clinical and

practical management guide to one of the most prevalent conditions in medicine and one that they

will be encountering daily, gastroesophageal reflux disease and related acid-reflux conditions

✤ Clearly structured into 2 different sections — one of which systematically approaches each different

clinical presentation of GERD — perfect for the clinician seeing patients

✤ Contains a variety of pedagogic features such as case histories, potential pitfall boxes, key points,

management algorithms, and useful weblinks in each chapter in order to maximise clinical accessibility

✤ Very strong editor team comprising three world-renowned experts in the field; Joel Richter edits the

American Journal of Gastroenterology

READERSHIP: Gastroenterologists in training and in practice

Irritable Bowel SyndromeDiagnosis and Clinical Management

ANTON EMMANUEL & EAMONN M. M. QUIGLEYUniversity College Hospital, London; University College Cork

✤ Comprehensive yet concise guide to the diagnosis and management of IBS

✤ Four main parts: Overview, Diagnosis, Symptom-specific Treatment, and What’s Next in IBS

✤ Each chapter includes a summary of key points, and most chapters include cases and multiple

choice questions

✤ Useful for rapid review at the point of care

READERSHIP: Gastroenterologists and other medical professionals who treat patients with IBS

Morson and Dawson’s Gastrointestinal Pathology5th Edition

NEIL A. SHEPHERD, BRYAN F. WARREN, GERAINT T. WILLIAMS, JOEL K. GREENSON, GREGORY Y. LAUWERS & MARCO R. NOVELLIGloucestershire Cellular Pathology Laboratory, Cheltenham, UK; Cardiff University, UK; University of Michigan School of Medicine;

Massachusetts General Hospital, USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA; University College Hospital, London, UK

✤ New edition of the classic gastrointestinal pathology text

✤ Reviews the pathology of the GI tract in sections according to the anatomical part

✤ Helpful when making clinical treatment decisions

✤ Comprehensive and authoritative

READERSHIP: Gastroenterologists, pathologists, and trainees in both specialties

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-632-04204-3

Essential Cardiac ElectrophysiologyZAINUL ABEDINUniversity of Texas at El Paso

✤ Designed to answer the clinically-relevant questions most frequently posed by trainees, practitioners

and support staff

✤ Reflects key changes in this fast-moving specialty, especially those regarding recommendations for

improved outcomes in atrial fibrillation ablation, new ablation techniques and new antiarrhythmic drugs

✤ Self-assessment questions included to test knowledge of the material presented in each chapter

✤ End of chapter references highlight key articles from the current medical literature

READERSHIP: Cardiac care nurses, EP and cardiology fellows, EP technicians, general clinical cardiologists, practicing electrophysiologists

Replace ISBN: 978-1-405-15108-5

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Imported Skin Diseases2nd Edition

WILLIAM R. FABER, RODERICK J. HAY & BERNARD NAAFSUniversity of Amsterdam, NL; Kings College Hospital, UK; Leiden University Medical Center, NL

✤ Offers a Concise clinical guide to possible foreign diseases in dermatology that dermatologists are

unfamiliar with

✤ Written by dermatologists with active practice overseas, this clinical orientated and highly illustrated

book enables practitioners to quickly identify whether unusual skin diseases might be of foreign

cause and what treatments are needed

READERSHIP: Primary: dermatologists; secondary: infectious disease and general physicians

REPLACES ISBN: 978-9-035-2280-4 (Elsevier)

Human Blood Groups3rd Edition

GEOFF DANIELSBristol Institute for Transfusion Sciences & Secretary General, International Society of Blood Transfusion

✤ Incorporates latest information on the genes for various blood groups

✤ Includes greater content on the functional significance of blood groups, ensuring it is more

biologically and clinically orientate

✤ Integrates serology with molecular biology, so marries the basic understanding at the genetic level

with a cellular understanding of the red blood cell membrane

✤ Covers techniques used in blood grouping, troubleshooting and quality assurance

READERSHIP: Primary Audience: All those working in the field of blood banking, transfusion and transplantation, particularly those in transfusion laboratories and blood banks

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-632-05646-0

Thyroid SurgeryPreventing and Managing Complications

PAOLO MICCOLI, DAVID J. TERRIS, MICHELE N. MINUTO & MELANIE W. SEYBTSurgery University of Pisa, Italy; University Augusta; University of Genoa, Italy; Columbia Ear, Nose and Throat Associates

✤ Highly practical, visual book incorporating both best surgical practice for routine operations and in

overcoming complications

✤ Companion webside containing high-class surgical videos of thyroid surgery in action, as well as

interviews from the editors themselves

✤ Contains several chapters on the newer forms of surgery, ie robotic and other minimally invasive

techniques

✤ Written by recognized leaders in the US and Europe

READERSHIP: Primary: endocrine and head/neck surgeons, endocrinology consultants, general surgeons, otolaryngologists; secondary: endocrinology fellows/residents/registrars, surgery residents/fellows

Diabetes and Kidney DiseaseGUNTER WOLFUniversity of Jena, University Hospital, Jena, Germany

✤ Highly clinical, practical, diagnosis and management-orientated guide – key points, case studies,

management algorithms and MCQs in every chapter

✤ Easy to digest and more practically accessible than traditional specialist textbooks

✤ The most comprehensive and up to date book on the clinical management of patients with kidney

problems associated with diabetes

READERSHIP: Primary: diabetes and endocrinology consultants and trainees, nephrology consultants and trainees; secondary: urologists

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Osteoporosis Diagnosis and Management

DALE STOVALLDepartments of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Internal Medicine, University of Virginia

✤ First book on contemporary approaches to osteoporosis

✤ Fuses science and clinical content

✤ Aimed at 2018 generalist specialists', eg gynecologists, rather than specialists in osteoporosis

✤ Looks at early identification and prevention as well as treatment

✤ Includes coverage of osteoporosis in men as well as women

READERSHIP: Gynecologists, endocrinologists, urologists, rheumatologists, family physicians

Osteoporosis

Top Tips in Urology2nd Edition

JOHN MCLOUGHLIN, NEIL BURGESS, ANDREW DOBLE, JOHN KELLY, HANIF MOTIWALA & MARK SPEAKMANWest Suffolk Hospital; Norfolk & Norwich Hospital; Addenbrookes Hospital; London University College Hospital; Wexham Park Hospital;

Musgrove Park Hospital

✤ Unique format – presents superb clinical guidance to common questions and problems in the form of

tips and tricks

✤ Wide international mix of urologists contributing 2018 'tips and tricks'

✤ Affordable for both specialists and trainees

✤ Extremely accessible and approachable, and a convenient size to carry around on the wards

READERSHIP: Practicing urologists and urologic surgeons, both senior trainees/residents and consultants/specialists. Urology nurses, surgical anaesthetists

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-865-42610-8

Abdominal Organ Retrieval and Transplantation Bench SurgeryGABRIEL ONISCU, JOHN FORSYTHE & JOHN FUNGRoyal Infirmary of Edinburgh; Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh; Cleveland Clinic, Ohio

✤ An essential go-to reference for all involved with abdominal organ retrieval and bench surgery,

providing detailed, organ-specific guidance

✤ Provides thorough guidance on dealing with anatomical variations

✤ Includes practice learning points for each procedure and decision algorithms for both common and

challenging clinical scenarios

READERSHIP: Transplant surgeons, trainees and fellows, as well as other professionals involved in abdominal organ transplantation

Ethnic DermatologyPrinciples and Practice

OPHELIA E. DADZIE, ANTOINE PETIT & ANDREW ALEXISSt John’s Institute of Dermatology, Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation, UK; Hôpital Saint Louis, Paris, France; St Lukes Roosevelt Hospital

✤ Practical advice on the diagnosis and management of dermatological conditions in ethnic minorities

✤ Covers all skin types and the different presentations and treatments for skin diseases

✤ Written by internationally recognised editors

✤ Invaluable for primary care physicians and those in other specialties who encounter a significant

number of ethnic minorities in their practice

READERSHIP: Primary: clinical dermatologists, registrars and consultant dermatologists, primary care physicians with an interest in dermatology; secondary: dermatology nurses, physicians from other specialities, eg paediatricians and plastic surgeons

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Evidence-Based Emergency CareDiagnostic Testing and Clinical Decision Rules2nd Edition

JESSE M. PINES, EDITOR CHRISTOPHER R. CARPENTER, EDITOR ALI S. RAJA & JEREMIAH D. SCHUURGeorge Washington University, Washington, DC, USA; Washington University, St. Louis, MO, USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA,

USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA

✤ This user-friendly guide to decision-making in the emergency department has been fully revised and

updated to include clearer presentation of evidence and increased coverage

✤ Includes 18 all-new chapters and updated comments section reflecting new evidence since the

previous edition

✤ Revised clinical question section now formatted to reflect the PICO format

READERSHIP: Emergency physicians; residents on emergency medicine training programmes; emergency department staffSERIES: EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-15400-0

Anesthesia and the FetusYEHUDA GINOSAR, FELICITY REYNOLDS, STEPHEN H. HALPERN & AHMET BASCHATHadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem; St Thomas’ Hospital, Kings College London; University of Toronto;

University of Kansas

✤ Covers all aspects of anesthesia affecting the fetus throughout in utero life

✤ A concise, practical guide backed up by theory, it also discusses wider ethical and legal

considerations

✤ Uses fetal and neonatal outcomes as the basis for assessing the effects of anesthetic interventions

during pregnancy

READERSHIP: Anesthetists, anesthesia trainees, obstetricians and fetal-maternal physicians

Handbook of Palliative Care3rd Edition

CHRISTINA FAULL, SHARON DECASTECKER, ALEX NICHOLSON & FRASER BLACKLeicestershire & Rutland Organisation for the Relief of Suffering (LOROS), The Leicestershire & Rutland Hospice; Leicestershire & Rutland

Organisation for the Relief of Suffering (LOROS), The Leicestershire & Rutland Hospice; James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough;

Victoria Hospice, Canada

✤ Written by expert UK and North American physicians and nurses in the areas of their contributions

✤ Thorough updating of coverage of medicine management and complementary medicine in palliative care

✤ A “Tips in advanced cancer care” addition to the chapter on managing complications of cancer,

greater focus in the HIV/AIDS chapter (14) on care pertinent to developing countries, and expansion

of the end of life care chapter (21)

✤ Three new chapters on choice, equality, and diversity; dementia; and advance care planning in palliative care

READERSHIP: All healthcare professionals involved in palliative care: nurses, doctors, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, pharmacists, chaplains, social workers, healthcare students, and cancer care staff

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-12112-5

Cardiovascular Disease and Health in the Older PatientExpanded from ‘Pathy’s Principles and Practice of Geriatric Medicine 5th Edition'

DAVID J. STOTT & GORDON D.O. LOWEBoth University of Glasgow

✤ Provides complete, authoritative information on one of the major disabling diseases of old age

✤ Covers epidemiology, pathophysiology and practical management of cardiovascular disease in older

patients

✤ Written by leading experts in the field

✤ A must-have reference at all clinical and pre-clinical levels

READERSHIP: Geriatricians and cardiologists

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A Practical Guide to Clustered Candomised Trials – Design and Analysis for Healthcare Evaluation MICHAEL J. CAMPBELL & STEPHEN J. WALTERSBoth of University of Sheffield, UK

✤ Takes a practical approach to appeal to both applied statisticians and biomedical researchers, with

analysis techniques such as Stata, SPSS and R carefully explained

✤ Features real examples, taken from the author’s combined 50 years’ experience in designing and

analysing clinical trials

✤ Explores advanced topics, such as marginal and random effect generalised linear models with simple

explanations and examples provided

✤ Features a clear, accessible style written by experienced statisticians with a successful track record in

publishing

READERSHIP: Statisticians and researchers in the biopharmaceutical industry, academia and higher education, medical and public health organisations; postgraduates in biomedical statistics, public health andepidemiology, medical and health sciencesSERIES: STATISTICS IN PRACTICE

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Statistical Modelling of ICU Data DR SYLVIE CHEVRET, DR MATTHIEU RESCHE-RIGON & ROMAIN PIRRACCHIOU717 Inserm, France; Biostatistique et Informatique Médicale, France; Biostatistique et Informatique Médicale, France

✤ Provides both an introduction to and an advanced understanding of statistical modelling of ICU data

with case studies and worked examples

✤ Addresses clinical endpoints used in ICU, such as different measures of mortality and the analysis of

repeated measures

✤ Deals with data from randomised clinical trials and observational nonrandomised studies, often used

in ICU

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students, practitioners, statisticians and clinicians involved in the analysis of ICU dataSERIES: STATISTICS IN PRACTICE

Statistical

Modelling of

ICU Data

Evidence-Based Pediatric Oncology 3rd Edition

ROSS PINKERTON, A. G. SHANKAR & KATHERINE MATTHAYMater Children’s Hospital, Brisbane; University College, London; University of California, San Francisco

✤ Evidence-based Pediatric Oncology is a ground-breaking text on the management of childhood

cancers

✤ Established as the most up to date reviews of trials in pediatric oncology

✤ Includes reviews and commentaries by the world’s leading experts

✤ Provides systematic reviews with recommendations for optimum treatments for childhood cancer

✤ Covers all tumour types occurring in children and young adults

READERSHIP: Primary Audience: Paediatric oncologists, oncologists, paediatricians, and specialist nursesSERIES: EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-14268-7

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Human Factors in the Health Care SettingA Pocket Guide for Clinical Instructors

ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT GROUPManchester, UK

✤ Harm can be done, and lives lost, because of human error. Building on lessons learned in the

aviation industry, Human Factors as a concept is now being applied to the healthcare environment

✤ This book looks at the relationships between humans and their interactions within teams: it will help

the reader to recognize factors leading to errors and provides practical guidelines on how to avoid or

minimize these

✤ A concise guide to integrating human factors into medicine, this book is written by well-respected

members of the emergency medicine, critical care and medical education communities

READERSHIP: Emergency medicine physicians and educators, all those wanting a grounding in human factors and its application in healthcare

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Understanding Laboratory InvestigationsA Guide for Nurses, Midwives and Health Professionals3rd Edition

CHRIS HIGGINSMSc, FIBMS, DMLM, former Chief Medical Laboratory Scientific Officer, now a freelance writer, Dorset

✤ Fully updated and revised third edition – now includes a wider variety of tests, and paediatric coverage

✤ Increased accessibility and user-friendliness, via the use of a second text colour, improved

illustrations,increased number of case histories, inclusion of bullet-pointed learning objectives at the

head of each chapter; boxed summaries at the end of each chapter; test questions at the end of each

chapter

✤ Additional chapter dealing with a range of tests used to screen for specific diseases – divided into

neonatal screening and adult screening

READERSHIP: Primary: Undergraduate and postgraduate nursing and health students on clinical placements; Secondary: Qualified nurses working in the following areas of practice: haematology, infection control, diabetes, and blood transfusion

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-13127-8

Practice Development in Nursing and Healthcare2nd Edition

BRENDAN MCCORMACK, KIM MANLEY & ANGIE TITCHENUniversity of Ulster, Northern Ireland; Cantebury Christ Church University; University of Ulster, Northern Ireland

✤ New updated edition of a seminal text in the field, including significant new material

✤ Relevance inclusive of the health care team

✤ Accessible and practical in style, with case studies, scenarios and examples throughout

✤ Edited and with contribution by experts in the field

✤ Supported by a strong evidence base

READERSHIP:Practice Development Nurses; Research Nurses; Nurse educators; Students on nursing and healthcare programmes undertaking research modules, practice development modules and evidence-based practice modules

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11038-9

The Midwife’s Labour and Birth Handbook3rd Edition

VICKY CHAPMAN & CATHY CHARLESFrimley Park NHS Trust

✤ This fully revised and updated third edition of The Midwife’s Labour and Birth Handbook is a

practical and accessible guide to midwifery care

✤ Promotes normality and woman-centred care, using research, evidence-based guidelines and

anecdotal accounts from women

✤ An essential guide for both student midwives and experienced practising midwives

✤ New to this edition: Full colour photographs including a kneeling breech birth; suturing diagrams to

assist left-handed midwives; expanded chapters on slow progress in labour and malposition/

malpresentations, including a rare photograph of a face presentation birth

READERSHIP: Midwifery students and practising midwives

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-16105-3

Fundamentals of Applied PathophysiologyAn Essential Guide for Nursing & Healthcare Students2nd Edition

MURALITHARAN NAIR & EDITOR IAN PEATEUniversity of Hertfordshire; EN(G) RGN DipN(Lond) RNT BEd(Hons) MA(Lond) LLM Professor of Nursing Editor-in-Chief British Journal

of Nursing

✤ Superb full colour illustrations, bringing this subject to life

✤ Full of extra features to help improve the learning process, including key words, test-your-knowledge,

exercises, further reading and learning outcomes

✤ New case studies throughout to help you understand how to apply the knowledge in clinical practice

✤ Supported by an online resource centre with fantastic extras for both lecturers and students

READERSHIP: Nursing and health care studentsSERIES: FUNDAMENTALS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-51795-6

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TinnitusA Multidisciplinary Approach2nd Edition

DAVID BAGULEY, GERHARD ANDERSSON, DON MCFERRAN & LAURENCE MCKENNA Cambridge University Hospitals, UK; Linköping University, Sweden; Colchester Hospital University, NHS, UK; Royal National Throat Nose &

Ear Hospital, London

✤ Provides a broad account of tinnitus and hyperacusis

✤ Details the latest research in clinical management, incorporating insights from audiology, otology,

psychology, psychiatry and auditory neuroscience

✤ Promotes a collaborative approach to treatment that will benefit patients and clinicians alike

✤ Updated and revised in line with the very latest developments in the field by internationally renowned

authors

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate audiology students, audiologists, audiological physicians and hearing therapists

Evidence-Based Nursing Care for Stroke and Neurovascular Conditions SHEILA A. ALEXANDERUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA.

✤ Provides a practical guide on the care of neurovascular patients

✤ Based on nursing theory and evidence-based nursing interventions

✤ Includes detail on the management of acute symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation

READERSHIP: RNs and APRNs, neuroscience nurses, neurosurgery nurses and neurologic nursis at the RN and APRN level, rehabilitation nurses, neuro-rehabilitation nurses

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Wound Healing and Skin IntegrityPrinciples and Practice

MADELEINE FLANAGANUniversity of Hertfordshire, UK

✤ A practical, accessible, evidence-based manual on wound care and skin integrity

✤ Integrates related aspects of skin integrity, wound management and dermatology previously found in

separate texts into one comprehensive resource

✤ Written from a broad international perspective with contributions from key international opinion

leaders from Australia, UK, Canada and Europe

✤ Contains definition of key terms, relates anatomy and physiology to clinical practice and provides a

summary of easily accessible, internet learning resources

READERSHIP: Health professionals in varied international health settings managing skin integrity and wounds, specialist postgraduate students

Kidney Disease ManagementA Practical Approach for Non-Specialists

RACHEL LEWIS & HELEN NOBLE ✤ Based on the best available evidence condensed into an accessible format aimed at busy practitioners

✤ Includes professional insights into the practicalities of managing complex patients

✤ Emphasises the centrality of the patient and family and the need to share information and expertise

across traditional boundaries

✤ Written by professionals, general and specialist, who have experience of the challenges of managing

people with kidney disease in a number of settings

READERSHIP: Newly qualified staff in the following areas: community nursing; district nurses; practice nurses; hospital nurses; gerontological nurses; Pre-registration and post-registration students on the following courses: long term conditions; chronic diseases; renal care; critical care;

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Soft-Tissue Lasers in Dental HygieneJESSICA BLAYDEN & ANGIE MOTTPrivate Practice, Cedar Hills, Utah, USA; Private Practice, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

✤ Written by dental hygienists experienced in laser use and protocols

✤ Clinical cases present treatment at different stages of periodontal disease

✤ Business tips, including billing and filing insurance claims

READERSHIP: dental hygienists and general dentistsSoft-tissue Lasers in Dental Hygiene is the first book to explain laser use in periodontal therapy by dental hygienists

Risk Assessment and Oral Diagnostics in Clinical DentistryDENA J. FISCHER, NATHANIEL S. TREISTER & ANDRES PINTOUniversity of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry, Chicago, Illinois, USA; Harvard School of Dential Medicine and Brigham and Women’s

Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, USA; University of Pennyslvania School of Dental Medicine and University of Pennsylvania Medical Center,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

✤ Focuses solely on diagnostic modalities

✤ Tables for each chapter highlight succinct diagnostic testing information

✤ Color photos show conditions, histology slides, radiographic images, and test procedures/results

✤ Appendix featuring the Top 10 oral conditions encountered by dentists

READERSHIP: general dentists, dental hygienists, predoctoral dental students, oral medicine instructors, and oral pathologists Risk Assessment and Oral Diagnostics in Clinical Dentistry aims to enable the dental practitioner to comfortably and capably assess when medical conditions may impact dental care and diagnose oral conditions using routine testing modalities

Oral Medicine and Medically Complex Patients 6th Edition

PETER LOCKHARTInstitute for Oral Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

✤ Fully revised with over 15 additional charts and tables, expanded coverage on maxillofacial

prosthodontics and increasingly prevalent conditions such as ONJ

✤ Includes a supplementary website with downloadable tables, figures, and charts from the book

✤ Must-have resource for general practice residents, oral surgery and pediatric dentistry residents,

dental students, dentists in non-traditional practice settings and all community-based dental

practitioners

READERSHIP: Dental students; residents in general practice and specialty training; general dentists

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-723-61090-8

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Psychoanalytic Thinking in Occupational TherapyLINDSEY NICHOLLS, JULIE CUNNINGHAM PIERGROSSI, CAROLINA DE SENA GIBERTONI, & MARGARET A. DANIELBrunel University, UK; Piergrossi, University of Milan, Italy; University of Milan, Italy; Lansdowne Psychotherapy Service, Glasgow, UK

✤ The first book to take a psychoanalytic approach to occupational therapy

✤ Distills cutting edge topics into clinically relevant guidance

✤ Features clinical examples throughout, showing theory in practice

✤ Written by an experienced international team of authors

READERSHIP: academic and clinical occupational therapists; psychotherapists

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Clinical Endocrinology of Companion AnimalsEDITOR JACQUIE RAND, SECTION EDITOR ELLEN BEHREND, SECTION EDITOR DANIELLE GUNN-MOORE & SECTION EDITOR MICHELLE CAMPBELL-WARDUniversity of Queensland; Auburn University; The University of Edinburgh

✤ Provides a quick reference on effectively treating patients with endocrine disorders

✤ Offers a consistent presentation for ease of use

✤ Covers the most common endocrine diseases encountered in daily practice

✤ Written by top veterinary endocrinologists

✤ Encompasses small animal, exotic, and equine practice

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in general practice, specialists in a variety of disciplines, residents preparing for specialty exams and students

Dog Breeding, Whelping and Puppy CareGARY ENGLANDDean of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, University of Nottingham

✤ A concise and accessible guide to the process of reproduction in dogs and bitches

✤ Considers all aspects of the physiology, anatomy and endocrinology of the male and female

reproductive system

✤ Also discusses mating, pregnancy and parturition

✤ Includes chapters on anatomical abnormalities, abnormal physiology and endocrinology, intersexuality,

infertility, contraception and surgical procedures

✤ Builds on content first published in Allen’s Fertility and Obstetrics in the Dog (Blackwell, 1998) with

substantial revisions and updates

READERSHIP: Professional dog breeders, vets in practice, veterinary nurses

Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management and Welfare4th Edition

SARAH WOLFENSOHN & MAGGIE LLOYDIndependent Consultant in Animal Health and Welfare, UK; Independent Veterinary Consultant, UK

✤ New edition of an essential best-selling handbook with emphasis on best practice in order to improve

the welfare of laboratory animals

✤ Covers husbandry, handling, and the education and training required by scientists and technical staff

✤ Reflects changes in European legislation and their impact on national legislation

✤ New chapters on ethical considerations and balancing animal welfare with science

✤ Spiral bound for ease-of-use as a bench-top reference

READERSHIP: All personnel carrying out scientific procedures using animals, study directors designing research programmes, animal technicians and veterinarians working with laboratory animal species

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11159-1

Practical Health Promotion2nd Edition

JOHN HUBLEY, JUNE COPEMAN & JAMES WOODALLLate of Leeds Metropolitan University, UK; both of Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

✤ The most introductory and practically focused textbook on health promotion available

✤ New edition brings the book right up-to-date with latest guidelines, health-promotion issues, as well

as methods and resources such as digital technologies

✤ Full of thoughtfully compiled pedagogical tools, such as practical learning activities, case studies,

and resources for further guidance

✤ Accompanied by a feature-packed website

READERSHIP: Foundation-level, first- and second-year students, as well as allied health care professionals, requiring a practically focused introduction to health promotion

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-745-63666-5

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Veterinary Nursing of Exotic Pets2nd Edition

SIMON J. GIRLINGStrathmore Veterinary Clinic

✤ Definitive reference book on the principles and practice of nursing exotic species

✤ Covers husbandry, nutrition, and handling as well as an overview of diseases and treatments

✤ Now with full colour artwork

✤ New material on emergency and critical care, radiography and small marsupials

✤ Now covers care of hospitalised exotics as well as guidance on home-care

READERSHIP: Veterinary nurses

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-10747-1

Stress and Pheromonatherapy in Small Animal Clinical BehaviourDANIEL S. MILLS, MAYA BRAEM DUBÉ & HELEN ZULCHUniversity of Lincoln; formerly University of Lincoln; University of Lincoln

✤ Offers a framework for understanding how pheromonatherapy can be used to encourage desirable

behavior in dogs and cats

✤ Starts from first principles and is useful to both academics and practitioners alike

✤ Provides a framework for the evaluation of problem behaviour to allow consideration of the possible

role or not of pheromonatherapy

✤ Covers the application of these concepts to a range of specific situations

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in small animal practice, students of clinical animal behaviour, veterinary nurses and technicians, as well as specialists and researchers in animal behaviour therapy

Advances in Small Animal Total Joint ReplacementJEFFREY N. PECK & DENIS J. MARCELLIN-LITTLEAffiliated Veterinary Specialists, Maitland, Florida; College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University

✤ Offers an overview of the current state of the art for joint replacement in veterinary surgery

✤ Includes information on biomechanics and biomaterials not available elsewhere in the published

literature

✤ Provides information on potential complications and outcomes assessment for each procedure

✤ Written by an internationally renowned list of authors

✤ Part of the Advances in Veterinary Surgery series co-published with the American College of

Veterinary Surgeons Foundation

READERSHIP: small animal surgeons, surgery residents, and practitioners with an interest in these techniquesSERIES: AVS ADVANCES IN VETERINARY SURGERY

Small Animal Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia LUIS CAMPOY & MATT READCornell University College of Veterinary Medicine; Western Veterinary Specialist and Emergency Centre

✤ Offers a practical, clinically oriented resource for regional anesthesia techniques

✤ Outlines procedures using a step-by-step approach

✤ Focuses on the practical application of loco-regional principles

✤ Provides guidance for managing both acute and chronic pain

✤ Presents clinical photographs, line drawings, and tables to support the concepts described

READERSHIP: Veterinary anesthesiologists and small animal practitioners

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BSAVA Manual of Feline PracticeA Foundation Manual

ANDREA HARVEY & SÉVERINE TASKERBoth Department of Clinical Veterinary Science, University of Bristol, UK

✤ Practical and easy-to follow advice on a wide variety of common feline problems

✤ Covers important general issues in effective feline practice

✤ Includes a problem-oriented section with step-by-step guides to investigating and/or managing

common problems

✤ A systems-based section contains more detailed information on management of specific disorders

✤ Has quick reference guides to practical treatments or techniques throughout the book

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in first opinion practice. Practical easy-to-follow advice for veterinarians in general practice on a wide variety of common feline problems.

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Haematology and Transfusion Medicine2nd Edition

EDITOR MICHAEL J. DAY & EDITOR BARBARA KOHNSenior Lecturer in Veterinary Pathology, University of Bristol, UK; Fachbereich Veterinärmedizin, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

✤ Covers the basic principles of haematology, updated for this edition to include new diagnostic

procedures and new treatment strategies

✤ New chapters on anaemia of inflammation and neoplasia, non-regenerative anaemia, and vascular thrombosis

✤ A completely revised chapter with the latest information on feline haemoplasmosis, an area of rapid development

✤ The section on transfusion medicine has been reorganized and expanded, with stand-alone chapters on

canine and feline blood groups and transfusion. A new chapter considers the use of blood substitutes

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in small animal practiceSERIES: BSAVA BRITISH SMALL ANIMAL VETERINARY ASSOCIATION

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-905-21439-9

Animal Welfare in Veterinary PracticeJAMES YEATESChief Veterinary Officer at the RSPCA, Chair of the BVA Ethics and Welfare Group and the BSAVA Welfare Committee, and editor of the

Journal of Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law

✤ Presents practical and realistic methods for all veterinary professionals working with owners to

improve patients’ welfare within the constraints of everyday practice

✤ Provides useful advice for work within many legal jurisdictions

✤ Includes summaries of research, vital references, and further reading sources

✤ Key points are recapped at the end of each chapter

✤ Assumes no prior knowledge and includes a glossary of animal welfare terminology

READERSHIP: All those working in the veterinary and related professions, including veterinarians, veterinary nurses, animal welfare scientists, animal behaviourists, paraprofessionals and lay staffSERIES: UFAW ANIMAL WELFARE

Practical Emergency and Critical Care Veterinary NursingPAUL ALDRIDGE & LOUISE O’DWYERSenior Surgeon, Petmedics, Manchester; Clinical Director, Petmedics, Manchester

✤ A step-by-step guide to key emergency and critical care procedures and hands-on nursing care

✤ Colour photographs of real life cases take readers through the procedures and after-care, detailing

essential skills

✤ Provides vital information for emergency and critical care situations, both within first-opinion practice

and the emergency clinic

✤ Shows veterinary nurses how to apply their existing skills to an emergency situation

✤ Written by a veterinary nurse and a veterinary surgeon who work together in the largest UK emergency

clinic

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MELINDA D. MERCKVeterinary Forensics Consulting, LLC in Atlanta, Georgia

✤ Provides detailed, clear direction on managing animal abuse cases, from crime scene investigation

and forensic testing to compiling evidence and testifying in court

✤ Concentrates more fully on findings in cases of animal abuse and offers more pathology information throughout

✤ Offers new chapters on abuse in horses and other large animals, abuse in poultry and pet birds, and

testifying and reporting as an expert witness

✤ Provides updated and expanded information in each chapter, including current research findings

✤ Includes access to a companion website with forms and checklists to download and use in forensics

investigations

READERSHIP: veterinarians, veterinary pathologists, veterinary students, shelter and humane association workers, animal control, and law enforcement officials

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-813-81501-5

BSAVA/VPIS Guide to Common Canine and Feline PoisonsVPIS

✤ Quick reference information relating to poisoning of small animal pets

✤ Covers poisoning due to commonly encountered substances, plants and other items

✤ For each agent, information is given on toxicology, clinical effects, appropriate first aid and

subsequent management and prognosis

✤ Enables veterinary surgeons and their staff to give appropriate guidance over the telephone or in

person, to clients that suspect their animals may have been poisoned

✤ A ‘traffic light’ system indicates the level of concern and urgency

READERSHIP: veterinarians and veterinary nurses working in small animal practice

BSAVA Pocketbook for VetsSHELDON MIDDLETONAcorn House Veterinary Surgery, Bedford, UK

✤ Quick reference pocket book to help newly qualified veterinarians in their day-to-day work in small

animal practice

✤ Provides the new graduate with a precise and quick guide to the important drugs, tests and

procedures most commonly encountered in small animal practice

✤ Pulls together information from the BSAVA Small Animal Formulary, BSAVA manuals and other

sources

✤ A ‘quick glance’ reference that can be carried in a scrub to Tocket for ease of use when consulting or

during ward rounds

READERSHIP: newly qualified small animal veterinarians and those needing a refresher

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Dermatology3rd Edition

HILARY JACKSON & ROSANNA MARSELLARCVS Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology, partner in the Dermatology Referral Service, Glasgow, UK; Professor, Small Animal

Clinical Sciences, University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, USA

✤ Practical manual in canine and feline dermatology providing a solid grounding in basic techniques as

well as details of specific conditions

✤ Provides a solid understanding of how to logically and sequentially approach a dermatological case

✤ Takes a problem-oriented approach to the common dermatological conditions encountered in practice

✤ Covers the major skin diseases of dogs and cats caused by bacteria, yeast, fungi and parasites

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in small animal practice

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Dictionary of Zoo Biology and Animal ManagementPAUL A. REESUniversity of Salford, UK

✤ Features a comprehensive dictionary of terms covering zoology, taxonomy, anatomy veterinary science,

zoo design and management, in situ conservation, and captive breeding

✤ Also features encyclopedic entries, descriptions of important zoos, a list of useful acronyms and short

biographies of zoologists, zoo designers and architects, zoo curators and influential historical figures

✤ Serves as a definitive reference and teaching tool for students and professionals in zoo biology,

management, wildlife medicine, and conservation science

READERSHIP: Students taking courses in zoo biology, animal management, animal welfare, veterinary medicine, wildlife biology, conservation biology, and professionals working in zoos, wildlife parks, and in captive breeding programmes

Oocyte Physiology and Development in Domestic Animals REBECCA L. KRISHERUniversity of Illinois, USA

✤ A valuable review of state of the art knowledge on oocyte molecular and physiological mechanisms

that are critical to oocyte health and quality

✤ Provides readers with the fundamental understanding of these key processes and summerises this

important field of research

✤ Key areas of oocyte physiology, including gene expression, epigenetic control of gene expression,

homeostasis, and metabolism are covered

✤ Valuable reference for animal scientists, embryologists, reproductive specialists working in both

research and clinical settings

READERSHIP: Animal Scientists, domestic animal reproductive specialists, physiologists, assisted reproduction specialists, as well as human assisted reproductive technology researchers and students

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Equine Genomics BHANU CHOWDHARYTexas A&M University, USA

✤ Provides a timely and comprehensive overview of equine genomic research

✤ Features key accomplishments, the current state of research, and reviews possible applications of

genomic technologies to horse breeding, health, and welfare

✤ Delivers a global overview of the topic seamlessly edited by a leading equine genomics researcher

✤ Serves as an indispensible source of information for anyone with an interest in this increasingly

important field of study

READERSHIP: Equine genomics researchers and biologists, genomic technologists and all those interested in horse genome sequence

Equine

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Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff2nd Edition

LILA MILLER & STEPHEN ZAWISTOWSKIVice President of Veterinary Outreach at ASPCA; University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine

✤ Features expanded husbandry coverage to include small and exotic mammals

✤ Presents new treatment and control guidelines for infectious diseases

✤ Offers a full color, user-friendly design with information cross-referenced between chapters

✤ Provides updated and expanded coverage of animal cruelty, including new laws, animal hoarding and

toxicology

✤ Includes new information on shelter design and spay/neuter programs

READERSHIP: veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, shelter professionals, veterinary students, veterinary technician students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-813-82448-2

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Novel EcosystemsIntervening in the New Ecological World Order

RICHARD J. HOBBS, ERIC S. HIGGS & CAROL HALLUniversity of Western Australia, Australia; University of Victoria, Canada; University of Victoria, Canada

✤ Discusses the idea of novel ecosystems, which consist of systems arising out of novel species

combinations and/or new environmental conditions

✤ Features the first written publication on this exciting, emerging area of applied ecology

✤ Includes advice for managers and policy makers on reviewing the science behind novel ecosystems,

through real-world case studies from a broad range of ecosystems

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students of restoration ecology, environmental management, applied ecology, land use and management, natural resource management, conservation science, and invasion ecology. Professional environmental managers and policy makers, and advanced senior undergraduate students of applied ecology and environmental sciences

Decision Making in Natural Resource Management A Structured, Adaptive Approach

MICHAEL J. CONROY, JAMES T. PETERSON & KRISHNA PACIFICIUniversity of Georgia, USA; Oregon State University, USA; University of Georgia, USA

✤ Presents the application of advanced techniques of decision analysis in a way that is useful for

college and postgraduate students in natural resource management and conservation

✤ Uses models that utilise familiar statistical techniques in the R environment

✤ Does not assume extensive prior knowledge of quantitative techniques and mathematics and statistics

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students and practitioners of natural resource management and conservation science. Senior undergraduate students in conservation biology and resource management undertaking course research projects

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Global Challenges in Integrated Coastal Zone ManagementVolume 2

ERLEND MOKSNESS, EINAR DAHL & JOSIANNE STØTTRUPInstitute of Marine Research, Norway; Institute of Marine Research, Norway; DTU Aqua, National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Denmark

✤ Represents a wealth of timely information for all those involved in coastal zone management

✤ Provides information of vital importance in environmental studies

✤ Based on presentations and findings at the 2nd International Symposium on Integrated Coastal Zone

Management that took place in Arendal, Norway in June 2011

✤ Comprises contributions from around the globe, and edited by internationally known experts

READERSHIP: Fisheries scientists and managers, fish biologists, marine biologists and ecologists, environmental scientists, conservation biologists and oceanographers, members of fish and wildlife agencies and government departments covering conservation and management

Sustainable Swine NutritionLEE I. CHIBAAuburn University, USA

✤ Covers the most recent advancements in sustainability to promote reduced pork production costs and

waste

✤ Includes recent topics such as alternative feedstuffs, feed additives, and bioavailability

✤ Discusses environmental topics such as waste and odour management

✤ Represents the writings of an international team of experts in the field

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RICHARD COWENUniversity of California, USA

✤ Covers the history of life on our planet succinctly with the appropriate depth for the undergraduate

market

✤ Examines vertebrates in depth, which is the easiest group of organisms for students to focus on

✤ Draws examples from both vertebrate and invertebrate fossil records

✤ Focuses on the evolution of the physical earth and the influences of environmental conditions on

evolution

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students taking a History of Life course for a science credit

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11756-2

Ecosystem Services in Agricultural and Urban LandscapesSTEPHEN WRATTEN, HARPINDER SANDHU, ROSS CULLEN & ROBERT COSTANZALincoln University, New Zealand; Flinders University, Australia; University of Vermont, USA; University of Vermont, USA

✤ Explores the ecosystem goods and services which help mankind survive by providing most of the

necessities in life

✤ Addresses the hitherto under-estimation of Ecosystem Services in farmland, forestry and cities

✤ Explores developing concepts, policies and methods of evaluating ecosystem services in engineered systems

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduates, postgraduates, environmental economists, agriculturalists and forest researchers, environmental economists, theoretical and applied ecologists, and local and regional government personnel

Vegetation Ecology2nd Edition

EDDY VAN DER MAAREL & JANET FRANKLINUniversity of Groningen, Netherlands; San Diego State University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive, up-to-date account of plant communities and their environments

✤ Represents the writings of leading experts in the field from four continents

✤ Serves as an advanced student text, presenting a coherent view on vegetation ecology while

integrating population ecology, dispersal biology, biotic interactions, herbivory, interactions with soil

organisms and ecosystem ecology

✤ Covers the composition, structure, ecology, diversity, distribution and dynamics of plant communities

READERSHIP: Senior level undergraduate and postgraduate students of plant ecology, vegetation science, climate change, ecosystem function, plant community ecology, and researchers and practitioners of these subjects

Biodiversity Monitoring and ConservationBridging the Gap Between Global Commitment and Local Action

BEN COLLEN, NATHALIE PETTORELLI, JONATHAN E. M. BAILLIE & SARAH M. DURANTAll from the Zoological Society of London, UK

✤ Addresses many of the fundamental issues to understand how global biodiversity monitoring links to

national monitoring and on-the-ground conservation

✤ Examines the key issues, asks the difficult questions and seeks to present the answers to guide policy

✤ Highlights gaps in our knowledge and presents the research agenda for the next decade

✤ Part of the Conservation Science and Practice book series published with the Zoological Society of

London

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in the biological, ecological and human sciences, specialists in related fields, NGOs, policymakers, conservation practitioners, and bilateral and multilateral donorsSERIES: CONSERVATION SCIENCE AND PRACTICE

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GeochemistryWILLIAM WHITECornell University, USA

✤ Providing a comprehensive introduction to the field of geochemistry, this is the long awaited print

version of the widely used on-line textbook from a distinguished author

✤ First section lays out the geochemical toolbox, which includes the basic principles and techniques of

modern geochemistry

✤ Second section features a discussion of the Earth’s formation and its working parts by using the

geochemical toolbox

READERSHIP: Essential reading for all earth science students, as well as researchers and applied scientists requiring an introduction to the essential theory of geochemistry and its applications in the earth and environmental sciences

Climate Change and Global Warming of Inland WatersImpacts and Mitigation for Ecosystems and Societies

CHARLES R. GOLDMAN, MICHIO KUMAGAI & RICHARD D. ROBARTSUniversity of California, Davis, USA; Lake Biwa Environmental Research Institute, Japan; United Nations Environment Programme,

GEMS/Water Global Network, Canada

✤ Represents a wide geographical coverage of climatic change in freshwater systems – from the Arctic

to the Antarctic, which includes warm-water systems in the tropics and subtropics

✤ Features the works of three editors who are well-known and respected limnologists

✤ Reviews how lakes, running water systems and wetlands impact upon each other

✤ Describes the ways in which the negative impacts of global warming can be reduced

READERSHIP: Limnologists, climate change biologists, fresh water ecologists, palaeoclimatologists, planners, catchment managers and engineers looking for solutions to broader environmental problems while addressing the issue of freshwater ecology

Atlas of Benthic ForaminiferaANN HOLBOURN, ANDREW HENDERSON & NORM MACLEODChristian Albrechts Universitat, Germany; Fugro Robertson Limited, UK; Natural History Museum, UK

✤ Presents an up-to-date and reliable atlas of an important fossil and living group

✤ Offers a comprehensive coverage of 300 species

✤ Features 1000 spectacular full colour images

✤ Provides detailed morphological, ecological and biogeographical information

READERSHIP: Research oceanographers, paleoceanographers, and micropaleontologists worldwide, university and research libraries

Atlas of

Benthic

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An Introduction to Molecular Anthropology MARK STONEKINGUniversity of Leipzig, Germany

✤ Covers basic genetic concepts such as what genes are, what they do and how they’re inherited

✤ Represents written works by an expert with experience teaching advanced molecular anthropology, as

well as introductory courses for students without science background

✤ Features chapters that are based on basic genetic and evolutionary concepts which uses genetics to

make inferences about culture and molecular anthropology in the genomics age

✤ Fills a unique and unmet need for introductory molecular anthropology texts

READERSHIP: Students in introductory human evolution or biological anthropology courses; upper-level undergraduate courses in molecular anthropology. Anthropologists and researchers in related fields

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CHARLES FLETCHER ✤ Climate Change includes information on geology, geography and environmental science

✤ It covers contemporary topics as well as conveying more abstract concepts clearly

✤ Fletcher presents the science and policy surrounding climate change at the right level for an

undergraduate student

✤ The polished writing style makes this an entertaining read while the pedagogical support and

organization helps students better identify and understand key concepts, ideas and terms

Impact CrateringProcesses and Products

GORDON R. OSINSKI & ELISABETTA PIERAZZOUniversity of Ontario, USA; University of Arizona, USA

✤ Serves as the first book that summarises the geological significance of cratering, with an emphasis on

planet Earth

✤ Takes a process-based approach in terms of content – not just a catalogue of known impact

structures

✤ Represents the writings of a selection of well-known international figures

READERSHIP: Earth scientists– professionals including sedimentologists, geochemists, geophysicists, planetary scientists

Climate Forcing of Geological HazardsBILL MCGUIRE & MARK A. MASLINBoth of University College London, UK

✤ Serves as the first book that summarises the likely impacts of climate change on lithospheric and

crustal processes

✤ Represents the writing of a selection of well-known international figures at a level suitable for

non-specialists

✤ Presents the most up-to-date treatment of this new and fast-moving subject area of science

✤ Co-published with The Royal Society

READERSHIP: Earth scientists involved in geologic hazards sedimentologists, volcanologists, geophysicists and structural geologists

Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy (Special Publication 45 of the IAS)SADOON MORAD, J. MARCELO KETZER & LUIZ F. DE ROSUniversity of Uppsala, Sweden; CEPAC Brazilian Carbon Storage Research Center, Brazil; Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

✤ Consists of 19 papers in a mixture of reviews and case studies

✤ Provides a method of predicting reservoir quality by integrating diagenesis and sequence stratigraphy

✤ Explores different aspects of this integration in carbonate, siliciclastic, and mixed carbonate-

siliciclastic successions from various geological settings

READERSHIP: Earth Scientists in the fields of sedimentary petrology, sequence stratigraphy and petroleum geologySERIES: INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEDIMENTOLOGISTS SERIES

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Plant Centromere Biology J. JIANG, JAMES A. BIRCHLERUniversity of Wisconsin, USA; University of Missouri, USA

✤ Covers the structure, function and evolution of plant centromeres

✤ Provides special coverage of the maize B chromosome, a unique model system for centromere research

✤ Reviews the role of centromeres in key agronomic crops such as wheat, beet, maize, and rice

✤ Summarises the history of centromere research, including landmark discoveries, as well as recent

progress in the field

READERSHIP: Scientific researchers in cytogenetics, plant genomics, plant genetics and related fields. Advanced students in genetics and plant sciences

Plant

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Plant Breeding ReviewsVolume 37

JULES JANICKPurdue University, USA

✤ Covers a wide range of crops: row crops, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and trees grown for timber and pulp

✤ Offers numerous references that provide easy, time saving and cost effective access to the primary

literature

✤ Represents a publication that is sponsored by the American Society for Horticultural Science, the

Crop Science Society of America, the Society of American Foresters, and the National Council of

Commercial Plant Breeders

READERSHIP: Libraries, plant breeders, crop scientists, geneticists, plant molecular biologistsSERIES: PLANT BREEDING REVIEWS

Plant

Breeding

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Plant Transposons and Genome Dynamics in Evolution NINA V. FEDOROFFPenn State University, USA

✤ Provides a synthesis of genetic analysis and molecular advances in the study of plant transposons

✤ Explores the role of transposable genetic material in the evolution and development of plants

✤ Represents the contributions of leading investigators in the global research community

READERSHIP: Plant geneticists, plant evo-devo researchers, epigenetics researchers, plant cellular and molecular biologist, plant biochemists, evolutionary biologists. Advanced students, botanists, transposable elements researchers in other disciplines

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Annual Plant Reviews: The Evolution of Plant FormVolume 45

BARBARA A. AMBROSE & MICHAEL D. PURUGGANANThe New York Botanical Garden, USA; New York University, USA

✤ Approaches the subject of the evolution of plant form from diverse scientific perspectives, bringing

together genomics, palaeobotany, developmental genetics and ecological genetics

✤ Provides essential information for plant scientists and evolutionary biologists

✤ Represents the works of highly respected editors and international contributing authors

READERSHIP: Plant scientists, evolutionary biologists, plant molecular biologists, cell biologists, biochemists, morphologists. Libraries and research establishments where biological sciences are studied and taughtSERIES: ANNUAL PLANT REVIEWS

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Improving Water and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Food Production Systems ZED RENGELUniversity of Western Australia, Australia

✤ Covers a wide variety of soil, landscape, farming systems, plant, agronomy, and breeding aspects of

nutrient and water use efficiency

✤ Combines water and nutrient efficiency for a whole-picture look at sustainable food production

✤ Examines challenges of food security in both developing and developed countries

✤ Explores a topic that will be of increasing urgency as the global population continues to grow in the

face of decreasing available water and nutrient resources

READERSHIP: Professionals and postgraduate students in agronomy, horticulture, plant and soil science, plant breeders, and soil microbiologists. Academic and industry professionals in food policy, environmental policy, and land conservation

Improving

Water and

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The Handbook of Plant Metabolomics WOLFRAM WECKWERTH & GUENTER KAHLUniversity of Vienna, Austria; University of Frankfurt, Germany

✤ Features the new title of the highly successful Molecular Plant Biology Handbook Series by

Guenter Kahl on a very topical subject

✤ Caters to a large and fast growing target audience

✤ Offers uniform chapter design with summaries and a comprehensive glossary at the end

READERSHIP: Molecular biologists, geneticists, biotechnologists, plant physiologists, gene technologists, protein chemists, biotechnological industry, pharmaceutical industry, company libraries, libraries at university institutes and universitiesSERIES: MOLECULAR PLANT BIOLOGY

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Molecular Plant ImmunityGUIDO SESSATel Aviv University, Israel

✤ Integrates established and emerging concepts with molecular plant immunity

✤ Covers the molecular basis of plant immune system response

✤ Reviews model plant-pathogen systems including viral, bacterial, and fungal pathogen interactions

✤ Provides global coverage of the topic with chapters from leading researchers around the world

READERSHIP: Plant cellular and molecular biologists, plant pathologists, plant virologists, plant biochemists, plant physiologists, and crop scientists. Plant science instructors, advanced students, botanists, medical immunologists, and biomedical researchers

Weed Anatomy HANSJOERG KRAEHMER & PETER BAURBoth of Bayer Crop Science, Germany

✤ Provides a comprehensive understanding of weed anatomy, making this publication essential for all

weed scientists interested in implementing successful weed control measures

✤ Includes the world’s 50 most commercially-important species

✤ Represents the works of authors with many years experience studying weeds within a major world

crop protection company

✤ Offers content that is beautifully and comprehensively illustrated in full colour throughout

READERSHIP: Plant scientists, botanists, plant anatomists, horticultural scientists; crop scientists, agronomists, weed scientists, plant protection specialists; agrochemical company personnel. Plant ecologists and plant physiologists

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Extrusion Processing Technology – Food and Non-Food Biomaterials J. M. BOUVIER & OSVALDO H. CAMPANELLAClextral, France; Purdue University, USA

✤ Provides up-to-date information on this important technology used in the processing of food products,

paper pulp, biopolymers and biofuels

✤ Bridges the gap between the principles of extrusion science and the practical “know how” of

operational engineers and technicians

✤ Focuses on extrusion of non-fossil materials (biomaterials), which are being increasingly used as

green alternatives

✤ Features the works of authors that are internationally renowned experts in this field and have between

them over 40 years of experience in academic research and industry positions

READERSHIP: Food scientists, food engineers and chemical engineers, researchers and teachers involved in extrusion processing, advanced students of food science, food engineering and chemical engineering

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Sustainable Dairy ProductionPETER DE JONGNIZO Food Researchers, The Netherlands

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of the state of the art technologies in sustainable dairy production

✤ Helps the industry to develop more sustainable dairy products through new technologies,

implementing life cycle analysis, and upgrading and optimising their current production lines

✤ Explains how to quantify the carbon footprint of a dairy product by using life cycle analysis

✤ Includes a chapter on how to market sustainable dairy products

READERSHIP: Dairy scientists, technologists and engineers based in industry, research and educational establishments; more general food scientists and technologists; suppliers of equipment to the dairy industry; global food regulatory bodies

Membrane Processing Dairy and Beverage Applications

ADNAN TAMIMEConsultant in Dairy Science and Technology, UK

✤ Gives an overview of the membrane filtration techniques and applications for dairy and beverage products

✤ Covers the four main techniques of membrane filtration – microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration

and reverse osmosis

✤ Includes dedicated chapters that cover dairy and beverage applications in detail, including milk,

cheese whey, mineral waters, fruit juices, sports drinks, beers, wines and spirits

✤ The latest title in the Society of Dairy Technology Technical Series

READERSHIP: Scientists and technologists involved in the manufacture and quality control of dairy products, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages and distilled spirits, membrane filtration equipment manufacturers and students of food sciencesSERIES: SOCIETY OF DAIRY TECHNOLOGY SERIES

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Advances in Dairy IngredientsGEOFFREY SMITHERS & MARY ANN AUGUSTINFood Science Australia, Australia; Monash University, Australia

✤ Links good science understanding of the dairy system with successful commercial outcomes

✤ Documents recent advances in dairy ingredients that impact food product development

✤ Provides sound scientific advice on incorporating dairy ingredients into food formulations

✤ Rounds up an international collection of dairy ingredients experts to describe the science and

technology of functional and innovative dairy ingredients

READERSHIP: Food scientists, food technical specialists, and R&D professionals; food ingredients companies; food manufacturers; professors and upper level students interested in dairy science, nutrition; libraries, and academiaSERIES: INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS SERIES

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Lyocell and the Human Skin – A Biopolymer with Amazing PropertiesLORENZ WIEDTrout & Partner, Austria and Lenzig, Austria

✤ Deals with the molecular properties of biopolymers used for garment production and their

dermatological features

✤ Reviews all aspects of lyocell based fibres, which includes the results from 35 medical studies on

dermatological properties of biopolymer based clothing

✤ Authored by an expert who has worked in the textile and clothing industry for more than 30 years

READERSHIP: Practitioners in the textile industry, textile engineers, dermatologists, materials scientists, and biotechnologists

Forensic ScienceCurrent Issues, Future Directions

DOUGLAS H. UBELAKERAmerican Academy of Forensic Sciences, Smithsonian Institution, USA

✤ Represents a collaborative publication between Wiley-Blackwell and the prestigious American

Academy of Forensic Science

✤ Draws together key figures in the field of Forensic Science to discuss the latest debates in

the subject

✤ Provides chapters that are carefully integrated with key themes and issues covered in detail

✤ Includes discussion of future directions of Forensic Science as a discipline

READERSHIP: Students of all levels and practitioners in the field of forensic science, policymakers within the forensic sciences and the interested public

Handbook of Paper and Paperboard Packaging Technology2nd Edition

MARK J. KIRWANConsultant in Packaging Technology, UK

✤ Second edition of a comprehensive source of reference on one of the major packaging sectors

✤ Features the works of an editor who has a lifetime’s experience within the packaging industry

✤ Offers a chapter that covers the important considerations of the environment, packaging reduction

and the options available for waste management

✤ Includes a new chapter on packaging machinery

READERSHIP: Packaging technologists, food scientists and technologists, students of packaging technology

Dried FruitsPhytochemicals and Health Effects

CESARETTIN ALASALVAR & FEREIDOON SHAHIDITubitak Marmara Research Centre, Turkey; Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

✤ Serves as the first book to cover fundamental research and development in the field of dried nuts

✤ Describes the nutritional compositions, health effects, bioactives and phytochemical profiles of

dried fruits

✤ Examines apricots, dates, figs, prunes, raisins, berries, pomes, drupes and numerous tropical fruits

✤ Represents the works of an international team of respected editors and authors

READERSHIP: Researchers and professionals in the nutraceutical and functional food industries, post-harvest physiologists, food chemists, dried fruit processors and traders, food companies, nutritionists and dietitians, students, and librariesSERIES: FUNCTIONAL FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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Perinatal Stem Cells 2nd Edition

KYLE CETRULO, CURTIS L. CETRULO, CURTIS L. CETRULO JR. & ROUZBEH R. TAGHIZADEHAuxocell Laboratories, Inc., USA; Tufts Unversity School of Medicine, USA; Harvard Medical School, USA; Auxocell Laboratories, Inc., USA

✤ A thorough update of the field-defining text

✤ Presents the works of a diverse international group of researchers representing OB/GYNs,

hematologists, blood bank scientists and tissue engineers

✤ Includes new chapters on the growing perinatal stem cell industry

READERSHIP: Stem cell researchers and graduate students, cell biologists, gene therapists and those engaged in regenerative medicine and developmental biology. OB/GYNs, perinatal stem cell industry scientists, and policymakers

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Protein Kinase CK2 LORENZO A. PINNAUniversity of Padova, Italy

✤ Explores the role of CK2 as a target in cancer treatment

✤ A joint Wiley-International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) publication

✤ Covers the molecular, structural and functional aspects of CK2

✤ Includes an appendix with information on the implication of CK2 in non-oncologic diseases

READERSHIP: Oncologists and biochemists, scientists focused on signal transduction in disease, neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimers and Parkinsons, Diabetes 2, pharmaceutical researchers, and industry professionalsSERIES: THE WILEY-IUBMB SERIES ON BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Protein

Kinase CK2

Molecular Biology of Cancer 2nd Edition

STELLA PELENGARIS & MIKE KHANUniversity of Warwick, UK; University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire and University of Warwick, UK

✤ Provides a detailed overview of the molecular mechanisms underpinning the recent developments of

cancer and its treatment

✤ Discusses all aspects of cancer biology from the causes, development and diagnosis through to the

treatment of cancer

✤ Features the written works of an international panel of researchers, specialists and practitioners in

the field

✤ Offers a uniquely comprehensive overview of the basic, clinical and applied sciences in relation to cancer

READERSHIP: Advanced level undergraduate and postgraduate students studying the biology of cancer, medical students, cancer researchers, oncologists, and trainee oncologists

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11814-9

Molecular

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Statistical Diagnostics for CancerAnalyzing High-Dimensional Data

FRANK EMMERT-STREIB & MATTHIAS DEHMERQueen’s University Belfast, UK; The Health and Life Sciences University, Austria

✤ Offers advanced statistical methods for high-throughput data generated in cancer research

✤ Reviews part of a key development in the trend of personalised medicine

✤ Presents an excellent balance of contributors

✤ Appeals to a wide multidisciplinary target audience in medical and basic research communities

READERSHIP: Oncologists, computer specialists, epidemiologists, practitioners in the pharmaceutical industry, medicinal chemists, statistics specialists, biomathematicians, and applied mathematiciansSERIES: QUANTITATIVE AND NETWORK BIOLOGY

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Molecular Genetics of Bacteria 4th Edition

LARRY SNYDER, J. E. PETERS, TINA M. HENKIN & WENDY CHAMPNESSMichigan State University, USA; University of Maryland, USA; The Ohio State University, USA; Michigan State University, USA

✤ Provides descriptive background information, detailed experimental methods, examples of genetic

analyses, and advanced material relevant to current applications of molecular genetics

✤ Integrates biochemical, genomic, and structural information that broadens the knowledge obtained

from molecular genetics

✤ Focuses on the most widely studied bacteria, Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis, and incorporates

many examples from other bacteria that is of medical, ecological, and biotechnological importance

READERSHIP: Students and professionals in the fields of microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, bioengineering, medicine, molecular biology, and biotechnologySERIES: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGY

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-555-81399-4

Molecular

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Integrative EndocrinologyJOHN LAYCOCK & KARIM MEERANImperial College London, UK; Charing Cross and Hammersmith Hospitals, UK

✤ Provides a fully integrated, scientific and clinical introduction to endocrinology

✤ Uses a wealth of colour illustrations to reinforce key concepts

✤ Introduces clinical scenarios and leading questions to engage interest and illustrate the relevance of

the underpinning science

✤ Includes key references and suggestions for further reading at the end of each chapter

READERSHIP: Undergraduate biomedical, pharmacology, bioengineering and preclinical medical students, practitioners such as nurses and other health professionals including qualified doctors, researchers, and industry practitioners

Stem Cells ROBERT A. MEYERSRamtech Limited, USA

✤ Two-volume treatise serves as the most comprehensive encyclopedic resource on stem cells on the

market with new and thoroughly updated materials

✤ Features the works of carefully selected authors who are internationally recognised experts in a wide

range of fields

✤ Covers the following in four separate sections: Basic Biology, Stem Cells and Disease, Stem Cell

Therapy Approaches, and Laboratory Methods

READERSHIP: Libraries, university institutes, biological institutes, and biotechnological institutes, medical laboratories, cell biologists, and lecturers in medicineSERIES: CURRENT TOPICS FROM THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE

Stem Cells

Stem Cells, Craniofacial Development and Regeneration GEORGE T.J. HUANG & IRMA THESLEFFBoston University School of Dental Medicine, USA; University of Helsinki, Finland

✤ Provides a basic introduction to stem cells with an emphasis on their role in craniofacial development

✤ Combines aspects of developmental biology with tissue engineering and regenerative medicine concepts

✤ Includes chapters on the adipose, dental, and muscle stem cells, as well as mechanisms of

craniofacial bone development

✤ Covers tooth, salivary gland, and temporomandibular joint development and regeneration

READERSHIP: Developmental biologists, tissue engineers, dentists, craniomaxillofacial surgeons, advanced level researchers, postgraduate students in dentistry, oral-maxillofacial surgery and related programs

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Essential Microbiology for Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical ScienceGEOFFREY HANLON & NORMAN HODGESUniversity of Brighton, UK and The Society for Applied Microbiology, UK; University of Brighton, UK

✤ Serves as an essential study guide for pharmacy and pharmaceutical science students with full colour

diagrams, tables and images

✤ Displays information in an easy to assimilate format with numerous explanatory diagrams and self-

assessment sections with multiple-choice questions

✤ Covers all the microbiology components of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s indicative syllabus

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students taking pharmacy and pharmaceutical science courses, biomedical science and microbiology undergraduates

Molecular Pharmacology: From DNA to Drug Design JOHN DICKENSON, CHRIS LLOYD MILLS, CHRISTIAN THODE, FIONA FREEMAN, SHIVA SIVASUBRAMANIAM & MARK G. DARLISONNottingham Trent University, UK; Nottingham Trent University, UK; Nottingham Trent University, UK; Nottingham Trent University, UK;

Nottingham Trent University, UK; Edinburgh Napier University, UK

✤ Comprehensive, innovative introduction to the modern molecular and genetic approaches to drug

discovery based on a detailed understanding of chemical responses in the body

✤ Takes a drug target-based, rather than the traditional organ/system based, approach and reflects the

latest advances and research trends towards molecular based drug design

✤ Highlights advances in pharmacogenomics and explores how an individual’s genetic makeup

influences their response to therapeutic drugs and the potential for harmful side effects

READERSHIP: Second and third year pharmacology, biomedical and medical under-graduate and MSc, PhD students in the pharmaceutical sciences. Practitioners for continuing professional development and research scientists in academia and the pharmaceutical industry

Molecular Pharmacology:

From DNA to Drug Design

Dictionary of DNA and Genome Technology3rd Edition

PAUL SINGLETONConsultant, UK

✤ Represents a major update, with over 3000 references from mainstream journals and data from the

latest research, going well beyond the remit of most science dictionaries

✤ Provides clear explanations of terms, techniques, and tests, including commercial systems, with

detailed coverage of many important procedures and methods

✤ Offers essay-style entries on many major topics to assist newcomers to the field

READERSHIP: Researchers and practitioners in the biomedical and related sciences, lecturers, and students in a wide range of biomedical and related sciences

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-74732-2

Understanding MicrobesAn Introduction to a Small World

JEREMY W. DALEUniversity of Surrey, UK

✤ Provides a highly readable, concise introduction to the basics of microbiology placed in the context of

the latest developments in molecular biology and their impact on the microbial world

✤ Offers numerous real-world examples that range from how cows digest grass to the role of microbes

in cancer and the impact of climate change

✤ Presents the works written by an author with a proven track record in teaching, writing and research

✤ Features content that is well-illustrated in full colour throughout

READERSHIP: First and second year undergraduates studying biology, ecology, environmental sciences and health sciences, and lecturers needing a concise synthesis of the latest developments in microbiology

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Glial Physiology and PathophysiologyALEXEI VERKHRATSKY & ARTHUR MORGAN BUTTUniversity of Manchester, UK; University of Portsmouth, UK

✤ Serves as a comprehensive advanced text on the biology and pathology of glial cells, the most

numerous cells in the brain and an emerging field in neuroscience

✤ Provides detailed coverage of the morphology and interrelationships between glial cells and neurons

in different parts of the nervous system

✤ Describes the role of glial cells in neuropathology

✤ Features focus boxes that highlight key points and summarise important facts

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate students and postgraduate students in physiology, neurology, neurobiology, pharmacology, pharmacy, physiotherapy, university lecturers, and researchers

Glial Physiology and Patho- physiology

Essential Guide to Reading Biomedical PapersRecognising and Interpreting Best Practice

PHILIP D. LANGTONUniversity of Bristol, UK

✤ Serves as an invaluable resource for students who want to critically appraise research techniques and

methods in life sciences

✤ Provides coverage of 40 key techniques in the life sciences global approach and application, with

associated online resources

✤ Features contributions from leading experts in diverse fields

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and Masters students studying all areas of life sciences, and postgraduate and early post-doctoral students

Essential Microbiology STUART HOGGUniversity of Glamorgan, UK

✤ Features updated, comprehensive introductory text aimed at students taking their first course

in microbiology

✤ Covers all aspects of microbiology, including a new chapter on medical microbiology

✤ Includes numerous examples and applications from a wide-ranging field with extensive use of simple

line drawings to illustrate complex concept

✤ Provides definition boxes, key points and self-test questions to enhance students’ understanding

READERSHIP: Students studying microbiology, biology, applied biology, ecology, genetics, dentistry, pharmacy, medicine and nursing, food science or food technology and biotechnology, parasitology

Essential

Microbiology

Essentials of Pharmaceutical PreformulationSIMON GAISFORD & MARK SAUNDERSUniversity London, UK; Kuecept Ltd, UK

✤ Serves as an essential study guide that focuses on pharmaceutical preformulation unit of

Mpharm courses

✤ Features easy to follow text highlighted with relevant pharmaceutical examples, and self-assessment

assignments in a variety of formats with numerous diagrams, figures and examples

✤ Provides material that maps to the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s indicative syllabus

✤ Complements the accompanying website with further reading

READERSHIP: Undergraduates in pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, medicine, pharmaceutical technology, industrial pharmacy, pharmaceutical, and chemical sciences and cosmetics, industry professionals involved in pharmaceutical development

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Process Plant EquipmentOperation, Control, and Reliability

MICHAEL HOLLOWAY, CHIKEZIE NWAOHA & OLIVER A. ONYEWUENYIGraco, USA; Port Harcourt Refining Company, Nigeria; Misol Technology Solutions LLC, USA

✤ Provides tools and techniques that help to make process plant more profitable, efficient, and productive

✤ Covers common problems that occur with process equipment

✤ Includes topics on Maintenance Strategies, Reliability Strategies, Equipment Management Strategies,

and Process Component Function and Performance Criteria, with detailed reference for further reading

READERSHIP: Process engineers, chemical engineers, plant operators, instrument engineers, plant manager, training managers, researchers, professors, as well as postgraduate and undergraduate students in engineering and science

Market Research and Strategic Planning for Global Chemical, Petrochemical, and Plastics Industries BALAJI SINGHChemical Market Resources, Inc, USA

✤ Outlines the overall structure and business characteristics of the chemical, petrochemical, and

plastics industries worldwide

✤ Gives readers a competitive edge with tools and techniques for analysing and planning in the industry

✤ Details organisational aspects of market research and planning function

✤ Illuminates the need and role of external advisory in chemical industry

READERSHIP: Chemical, petrochemical, and plastics organisations globally, chemical engineers, marketing managers, research analysts, business economists and business development specialists, libraries, financial and industry marketing institutes

Market Research and

Strategic Planning for

Global Chemical,

Petrochemical, and Plastics

Industries

Guidelines for non-SIS Independent Protection Layers CENTER FOR CHEMICAL PROCESS SAFETY (CCPS)

✤ Serves as a guide for Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA) practitioners, which explains the onion

skin model and how it relates to the use of LOPA, as well as the need for non-safety instrumented

independent protection layers (IPLs)

✤ Provides specific guidance on IPL’s that are not Safety Instrumented Systems and separates them

into categories of inherent safety which includes preventative/ proactive, preventative/active, and

mitigation, both passive and aggressive

✤ Addresses issues such as how to ensure the effectiveness and maintain reliability for administrative

controls or “inherently safer, passive” concepts

✤ Discusses theimportance of diversity in choosing protection layers

READERSHIP: Process safety, life safety, loss prevention, and industrial hygiene professionals in government, academia, consulting, and in the military, engineers and managers involved in process development, and insurers

Guidelines for

non-SIS

Independent

Protection

Layers

Introduction to Network Thermodynamics and Relational Systems Theory Applications to Complex Systems

DONALD MIKULECKY ✤ Provides a single general network approach to all the dynamic aspects of living systems, based upon

the work of thought leaders in systems biology – Leonardo Peusner, Aaron Katchalsky and Bob Rosen

✤ Explores the implications for the future of biomedical science as the result of breaking living systems

down into smaller parts

✤ Discusses a large number of models already in the literature in the most respected journals in each

field of specialty

✤ Offers existing user-friendly computer simulation package

READERSHIP: Chemical, biomedical and electrical engineers, computational biologists and chemists, thermodynamicists, physiologists, biophysicists, and mathematiciansSERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CHEMICAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

Introduction to

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Functional Nanostructured Materials and Membranes for Water TreatmentMIKEL DUKE, DONGYUAN ZHAO, RAFAEL SEMIAT & MAX LUVictoria University, Australia; Fudan University, PR China; TECHNION, Israel; University of Queensland, Australia

✤ Details desalination, adsorption, filtration, destruction and conversion of pollutants, and monitoring of

water quality

✤ Includes emphasis on application of nanotechnology to improve water treatment processes

✤ Covers materials ranging from ceramic membranes, to functional nanoparticles, carbon nanotubes,

and biological materials, as well as theoretical aspects

✤ Discusses state-of-the-art research results related to real water treatment technology needs

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, chemists, chemical engineers, physicists, engineers, public water agencies, research institutes, and university librariesSERIES: NEW MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Responsive Membranes and MaterialsDIBAKAR BHATTACHARYYA, SYLVIA DAUNERT, RANIL WICKRAMASINGHE & THOMAS SCHÄFERUniversity of Kentucky, USA; University of Lexington, USA; Colorado State University, USA; University of the Basque Country, Spain

✤ Addresses for the first time, the cutting-edge developments in responsive materials and membranes,

such as shape memory polymers, stimuli-responsive biomaterials and functionalised membranes

✤ Features applications in chemical, pharmaceutical, energy and environmental industries

✤ Focuses on important materials development issues

READERSHIP: Professional academic and industrial scientists, researches in membrane science and technology, specialists in separations, biomaterials, bionanotechnology, drug delivery, polymers, and functional materials

Distillation Process Design Using Column Profile MapsDANIEL BENEKE, MARK PETERS, DAVID GLASSER & DIANE HILDEBRANDTAll of University of Witwatersrand, South Africa

✤ Provides the necessary tools using Column Profile Maps (CPMs) to design and analyse distillation and

related separation processes using graphical techniques

✤ Offers worked-out examples that allow the reader to gain a better understanding of the theory presented

✤ Includes a program for generating CPMs, performing simple column design, and portraying basic

aspects of reactive distillation and membrane column design

READERSHIP: Chemical and process engineers, chemists, physicists, mathematicians, and practitioners in separation engineering, postgraduates and advanced undergraduates, researchers, operators and experienced process engineers

Membrane Technology and Applications3rd Edition

RICHARD BAKERMembrane Technology and Research, Inc. USA

✤ Offers an authoritative overview of separation membranes, their theoretical underpinnings,

manufacture and use with emphasis on industrial practice

✤ Presents real life performance data and operating parameters that are seldom available in the

open literature

✤ Features new material in selected chapters throughout the book

✤ Includes a revised chapter on medical applications to incorporate new membrane applications

targeted towards blood purification, artificial organs and tissue engineering

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, industrial workers, membrane industry professionals and researchers, chemical engineers, and general readers interested in industrial separation technology

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-85445-7

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Advanced Distillation Columns – Design, Control and Applications ANTON ALEXANDRU KISSAkzoNobel Research, The Netherlands

✤ Covers the background, recent developments, fundamental principles, design and simulation, detailed

cases of separations in DWC, and future trends

✤ Contains abundant examples and industrial case studies

✤ Presents technology used in energy efficient distillation processes as highly appealing to the chemical

industry, due to savings of up to 40% in energy costs, and lower capital investment

READERSHIP: Research scientists in the fields of chemical and petrochemical engineering, separation processes, and distillation, industry practitioners and postgraduate students

Advanced

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Ullmann’s Reaction Engineering WILEY-VCH

✤ Offers the “best of” compilation of topical articles that brings the vast knowledge of the Ullmann’s

Encyclopedia to all chemical engineers

✤ Features 75% new and updated content

✤ Provides the distilled insight of more than 3,000 expert authors from industry and academia

READERSHIP: Chemical engineers, process engineers, and all practitioners in the chemical industry

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Dictionary of Maintenance and Reliability Terms CHIKEZIE NWAOHA

✤ Contains the most up-to-date definitions of thousands of terms covering maintenance, corrosion,

lubrication, machinery, process safety, process control, reliability, asset management, refinery, and

more

✤ Features contributions of industry and academic experts, as well as professionals from around the

globe

✤ Provides valuable international insights and perspectives

READERSHIP: Engineers, researchers, process managers and consultants in related fields

Dictionary of

Maintenance

and Reliability

Terms

Distillation ControlAn Engineering Perspective

CECIL SMITH ✤ Illustrates that distillation is by far the most common separation technique used in the chemical and

petroleum industries

✤ Compares the low cost and high potential for better thermodynamic efficiency compared to any other

separation technique

✤ Approaches distillation control from a process engineering perspective, using the steady-state

simulation of the column as the primary source of the insight required to develop, analyse, and

troubleshoot a column control configuration

✤ Reviews all aspects of column controls, including condenser controls, reboiler controls and pressure

controls among others

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers and other technical professionals working in process facilities that use distillation to separate materials

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Inkjet Technology for Digital FabricationIAN M. HUTCHINGS & GRAHAM D. MARTINBoth of University Of Cambridge, UK

✤ Fills the need for an up-to-date book covering recent research in inkjet developments

✤ Includes contributions from academic researchers and leading industry names

✤ Brings together in one volume the essential theory of inkjet technology, and practical information on

industrial applications and problem-solving

READERSHIP: Academic researchers in inkjet technology and inkjet system development, from disciplines such as chemistry, physics, engineering, materials science and electronics, technical development engineers, and managers in industry

Troubleshooting Vacuum Systems NORMAN P. LIEBERMAN

✤ Addresses issues that involve converging-diverging steam ejectors, surface condensers, barometric

seal legs, seal drums, excessive cracked gas, liquid seal ring compressors, steam nozzle erosion and

fouling, vacuum tower operation and fouling of surface condensers

✤ Identifies air leaks and motive stem quality problems

✤ Discusses the causes of ejector surging and the effect on turbine efficiency

READERSHIP: Process engineers, chemical engineers, technicians, plant managers, plant operators, plant engineers, and petroleum engineers

Trouble-

shooting

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Handbook of Loss Prevention EngineeringJOEL M. HAIGHTNational Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA

✤ Provides a one-stop source for loss prevention principles presented from an engineering vantage point

✤ Presents the loss prevention engineering needs for manufacturing, construction, mining, defense,

healthcare, transportation and quantification

✤ Offers indepth coverage of topics that will allow functional use while providing additional references

in case more information is needed

READERSHIP: Chemical engineers, process engineers, safety officers, and libraries

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Optimal Automated Process Fault AnalysisR. J. FICKELSCHERERFALCONEER Technologies, LLC, USA

✤ Utilises the Method of Minimal Evidence (MOME) derived at the University of Delaware while

developing the FALCON, or Fault AnaLysis CONsultant System, a real-time, online process fault

analyser for a commercial-scale plant

✤ Includes lessons learned from the development of this real world fault analyser and the advantages of

using the knowledge-based system paradigm, with two demo versions of the FALCON System

✤ Explains how the methods can help process operators prevent catastrophic operating disasters such

as explosions, fires, meltdowns, toxic chemical releases as well as reduce downtime, eliminate

unnecessary shutdowns, and maintain quality

✤ Reviews other possible diagnostic strategies used to automate process fault analysis

READERSHIP: Process operators, operations engineers, plant managers, and process safety and loss prevention professionals in the industries such as chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, electronics, food and beverage, and mining

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Topics in Colloid and Interface ScienceTHARWAT F. TADROSConsultant, formerly Zeneca Agrochemicals (ICI Group), UK

✤ Covers topics such as emulsions, nano-emulsions, nano-dispersions and the developments in novel

techniques for their investigations

✤ Takes account of thefundamental approach in areas such as controlled release, drug delivery and

various applications of nanotechnology

✤ Provides researchers and technologists with recent fundamental developments and progress basics in

challenging areas for the future

READERSHIP: Surface chemists, physical chemists, materials scientists, chemical engineers, and polymer chemistsSERIES: TOPICS IN COLLOID AND INTERFACE SCIENCE (VCH)

Chemical TechnologyAn Integral Textbook

ANDREAS JESS, UDO KRAGL & PETER WASSERSCHEIDUniversity of Bayreuth, Germany; University of Rostock, Germany; Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany

✤ Presents the sequence of routes from raw materials via intermediates to final products, such as from

oil to polyethylene or gas to methanol

✤ Analyses approximately 30 industrial processes and their design

✤ Gives readers a deeper understanding of chemical and engineering principles and their interplay, and

encourages them to extend these principles to industrial practice

READERSHIP: Students/lecturers in chemical engineering and chemistry, technical colleges, universities of applied sciences, instructors in the chemical industry, and chemical engineers

Process Intensification Technologies for Green Chemistry KAMELIA BOODHOO & ADAM HARVEYBoth of Newcastle University, UK

✤ Serves as the first PI book written from the perspective of green chemistry

✤ Establishes the fact that successful implementation of greener chemical processes relies on the

development of reactor and separation technologies which deliver enhanced processing performance

in a safe manner

✤ Presents the significant financial benefits of PI to industry

READERSHIP: Chemical engineers and chemists, advanced undergraduates and postgraduates studying advanced reactor design, process intensification, clean technology, green chemistry, and chemical engineering

Process

Intensification

Technologies

for Green

Chemistry

Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future PAUL T. ANASTAS & ISTVAN T. HORVATHGreen Chemistry Institute, USA; Eotuos University, Hungary

✤ Serves as the first textbook on green chemistry by two leaders in the field

✤ Features green chemistry as a field that is likely to grow significantly in the foreseeable future

✤ Includes supporting materials such as instructor’s manual, solutions manual, test questions, Power

Point presentations for all chapters, and videos demonstrating some of the fundamentals and the

applications

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in e molecular sciences courses, lecturers, university libraries, professional scientists looking to increase their knowledge in the area

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Upstream Industrial Biotechnology MICHAEL C. FLICKINGERUniversity of Minnesota, USA

✤ Serves as a quick guide on biomanufacturing for professionals and students working in industrial

biomanufacturing

✤ Has it’s basis in the Encyclopedia of Industrial Biotechnology, Bioprocess, Bioseparation and Cell

Technology

✤ Contains over 80 self-contained articles which are focused on upstream fermentation

READERSHIP: Libraries and industry professionals, university instructors and undergraduates or postgraduates as well as practitioners in regulatory compliance for the manufacture of biopharmaceutical drugs, professional societies and trade associations

2 VOLUME SET

Upstream

Industrial

Biotechnology

Enzyme Technologies for Drug Discovery and Development J. R. MCCARTHY, HSIU-CHIUNG YANG & WU-KUANG YEHLilly Research Laboratories, USA; Genetech, Inc., USA; PreClinOmics, Inc., USA

✤ Contains thorough discussions on the chemical biology of enzymes, redesigning binding and catalytic

specificities of enzymes, and applications of enzymes to biotechnology research in the post-genomic era

✤ Provides expert reviews of recent progress in comprehending molecular mechanisms of biosynthetic

and biocatalytic processes, and utilising that knowledge for practical applications

✤ Features a coordinated compilation of research expertise and current opinion uniquely focused on

enzymes and their properties and applications

READERSHIP: Researchers, students, and faculty in biotechnology, life sciences, biochemistry, enzymology, medicinal chemistry, natural products, and the pharmaceutical industrySERIES: CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF ENZYMES FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS

Enzyme

Technologies

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Design of Enzyme Inhibitors J. R. MCCARTHY, HSIU-CHIUNG YANG & WU-KUANG YEHLilly Research Laboratories, USA; Genetech Inc., USA; Preclinomics, Inc., USA

✤ Presents a coordinated compilation of research expertise and current opinion uniquely focused on

enzymes and their properties and applications

✤ Discusses chemical biology of enzymes, redesigning binding and catalytic specificities of enzymes,

and applications of enzymes to biotechnology research in the post-genomic era

✤ Includes expert reviews of recent progress in comprehending molecular mechanisms of biosynthetic

and biocatalytic processes and utilising that knowledge for practical applications

READERSHIP: Researchers, students, and faculty in biotechnology, life sciences, biochemistry, enzymology, natural products, and the pharmaceutical industrySERIES: CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF ENZYMES FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-28625-8

Design of

Enzyme

Inhibitors

Quality by Design Model for Biologics Drug Product Development SATISH K. SINGH & JOSEPH PHILLIPSPfizer Corporation; Amgen Inc.

✤ Features up-to-date information on the latest developments in QbD applications in biologics drug

product processing

✤ Points to the future for QbD as a routine approach in drug product processing

✤ Provides case studies on the application of QbD from a number of different companies, exemplifying

the variety of ways in which the subject has been handled

✤ Allows a drug development scientist to choose from a menu of options when approaching their own

drug product development projects

READERSHIP: Professionals, students, and regulators in the fields of protein formulation development, biopharmaceutical manufacturing and quality assurance, process development, process analytical technology and risk analysis expertsSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOENGINEERING

Quality by

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Mechanics of Fluid FlowKAPLAN BASNIEV, NIKOLAY DMITRIEV & GEORGE V. CHILINGARRussian State University of Oil and Gas, Russia; Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Russia; Emeritus Professor,

University of Southern California, CA

✤ Reviews more efficient oil and gas production for the petroleum engineer and petroleum geologist

✤ Features more accurate forecasting for the environmental engineer

✤ Provides real-world examples and valuable new information

READERSHIP: Petroleum engineers, environmental engineers, geologists, geophysicists and engineering students, petroleum, drilling, and reservoir engineers, production engineers and geologists

Kirk-Othmer Chemical Technology of Cosmetic KIRK-OTHMER

✤ Covers key product groups, ingredients, formulation technology and related regulatory topics

✤ Represents a compilation based on Wiley’s renowned Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

✤ Features over 20 self-contained articles

READERSHIP: Libraries, chemistry & chemical engineering in academia, and cosmetic and personal care industry regulatory agencies, chemists, perfumers, R&D and other professional, dermatologists, consultants, and patent attorneys

Kirk-Othmer

Chemical

Technology

of Cosmetic

Ullmann’s Renewable Resources WILEY-VCH

✤ Brings the “best of” compilation of topical articles from the Ullmann’s Encyclopedia to chemical

engineers and biotechnologists

✤ Establishes the fact that replacing scarce and insecure oil and other fossil resources with home-grown

bio-based materials is a priority for developing and developed economies

✤ Presents the very best in industrial chemistry with distilled insight of more than 3,000 expert authors

from industry and academia

READERSHIP: Practitioners in the chemical and biotechnological industries such as chemical engineers, biotechnologists, and process engineers

Ullmann’s

Renewable

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Downstream Industrial Biotechnology Recovery and Purification

MICHAEL C. FLICKINGERUniversity of Minnesota, USA

✤ Serves as a quick guide for professionals and students working in industrial biomanufacturing

✤ Has basis in the Encyclopedia of Industrial Biotechnology, Bioprocess, Bioseparation and Cell

Technology

✤ Contains over 50 self-contained articles that are focused on downstream recovery and purification

READERSHIP: Libraries and industry professionals, university instructors, undergraduates and postgraduate students as well as practitioners in regulatory compliance, professional societies and trade associations

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✤ Provides an overview of the potential and virtues of modern diffraction methods

✤ Serves as a roadmap in this vast realm

✤ Establishes the fact that diffraction is one of the major tools in nanoscience, surface technology and

single crystal structure determination, making this method a versatile and very important technique

READERSHIP: Analytical chemists, biochemists, materials scientists, crystallographers, surface chemists, chemists in industry,and libraries

Handbook of Paper and Board2nd Revised and Enlarged Edition

HERBERT HOLIK ✤ Encompasses all papermaking processes used in industry for various types of papers such as writing

and printing paper, tissue paper, packaging paper, board and cardboard

✤ Examines quality characteristics, recovered paper treatment, and economical aspects

✤ Features new content, including Fluid Dynamics, Process Chemicals, Design and Pigments

✤ Incorporates stronger sustainability and health and safety aspects throughout

READERSHIP: Practitioners in the paper and chemical industries, company libraries, chemical engineers, process engineers, as well as industry and environmental chemists

Petroleum Accumulation Zones on Continental MarginsY. N. GRIGORENKO, GEORGE V. CHILINGAR, V.S. SOBOLEV, T. A. ANDIYEVA & L. I. ZHUKOVAAll-Russia Petroleum Research Exploration Institute (VNIGRI), Russia; Emeritus Professor, University Of Southern California, USA;

Russian Academy Of Sciences, Russia; Petroleum Geologist, Russia; Petroleum Geologist, Russia

✤ Features mathematical models never used before for the extraction of oil and gas from continental

accumulation zones

✤ Serves as an excellent textbook for petroleum engineering students

✤ Focuses on new, unconventional methods and real world examples, as opposed to traditional methods

for offshore operations

READERSHIP: Petroleum engineers, environmental engineering, geologists, geophysicists and engineering students, petroleum, drilling, and reservoir engineers, production engineers and geologists

Oil Spill Risk Management DAVID DIETRICH, MALCOLM BOWMAN, KONSTANTIN A. KOROTENKO & HAMISH BOWMANSan Diego State University Computational Science Research Center, USA; Stony Brook University, USA; P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology

of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia; University of Otago, New Zealand

✤ Contains applications of a state-of-the-art ocean flow model coupled to a state-of-the-art oil spill model

✤ Simulates and illustrates geophysical fluid dynamics relevant to transport of blowout material, including

bottom deposited and deeply suspended material that is appropriate for ecosystem risk assessment

✤ Demonstrates better simulation of the BP/Macondo blowout material transport

✤ Features assessment of oil spill initialisation and predictability, as well as the risk for strong currents

that may threaten oil rigs at specified sites

READERSHIP: Petroleum engineers, operators, investors, insurers, environmentalists and managers,geoscientists, and geophysicists

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A History of a cGMP Medical Event InvestigationMARK A. BROWNAbbott Laboratories, USA

✤ Reviews FDA regulations and Six Sigma design principles in the development and market launch of a

new pharmaceutical drug

✤ Presents a hypothetical case illustrating the consequences that could result from failure to follow

accepted project management principles and current good manufacturing practice or cGMP

requirements

✤ Explains challenging design principles in an easy to read and engaging method, which introduces the

reader to Six Sigma methodologies and cGMP requirements

✤ Provides the practices and tips to successfully manage a new product introduction throughout the case study

READERSHIP: Professionals in pharmaceuticals, medical device and related industry, undergraduates in related fields, and companies involved in biomedical and general product development

Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography A Guide for Practitioners

BERNARD A. OLSEN & BRIAN W. PACKOlsen Pharmaceutical Consulting, LLC, USA; Eli Lilly And Company, USA

✤ Covers in detail hydrophilic interaction chromatography or HILIC retention mechanisms, including

background on the HILIC mode, what differentiates it from other HPLC modes, and retention

mechanisms that can come into play

✤ Serves as a guide for developing efficient, sensitive, and robust HILIC methods

✤ Details HILIC method developments and emphasises the development of appropriate conditions to

achieve the goal of the method

✤ Provides applications of HILIC in various fields including pharmaceutical, drug discovery, biochemical

applications, and bioanalytical applications

READERSHIP: Scientists in all fields where HPLC is used, government agencies, and similar agencies in other governments around the worldSERIES: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS: A SERIES OF MONOGRAPHS ON ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AND ITS APPLICATIONS

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Pitfalls and Errors of HPLC in Pictures3rd Revised and Enlarged Edition

VERONIKA R. MEYERSwiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research (EMPA), Switzerland

✤ Serves as a problem-solving guide for this widely used method, which includes 10 completely new

examples and several updated ones, adding up to a total of 80 examples

✤ Establishes the fact that HPLC is a routine method in many fields, including chemistry,

pharmaceutical chemistry, material science, and life sciences

✤ Illustrates the different ways to avoid over 100 of the most common potential pitfalls and errors

READERSHIP: Lab technicians in chemistry, chromatographers, analytical chemists, pharmaceutical laboratories, materials scientists, and libraries

Practical Instrumental AnalysisSERGIO PETROZZI & SIMON GOUDIEZürich School Of Applied Sciences, Switzerland

✤ Presents clear and well-structured contents that are easily understood

✤ Covers all the common methods used in industrial analytical labs

✤ Guides readers to think like an industrial analytical chemist, with experiments that are structured as

a team project

✤ Serves as a good reference material for labs and practical-based courses

READERSHIP: Analytical laboratories in industry, analytical laboratories, students taking chemistry, or biochemistry as a minor subject, analytical chemists, and libraries

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Nonlinear Spectroscopy of Interfaces From Fundamentals to Applications

A. MORITATohoku University, Japan

✤ Provides a timely and thorough description of the various experimental and theoretical aspects of the

surface-selective nonlinear spectroscopy

✤ Reviews the range of applications of these techniques, from the historical sketch to the most recent

advances

✤ Addresses applications in water and aqueous solution surfaces, orientation analysis of organic

molecules at interfaces, local structure of liquid-liquid interfaces, and various interfaces in the

materials science and the biological sciences

✤ Includes problems to help readers reinforce descriptions of techniques and applications

READERSHIP: Researchers, advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in physical and analytical chemistrySERIES: WILEY SERIES ON SURFACE AND INTERFACIAL CHEMISTRY

Nonlinear

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Condensed-Phase Molecular Spectroscopy and PhotophysicsANNE MEYERS KELLEYUniversity of California, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive treatment of radiation-matter interactions for molecules in condensed

phases such as solids and liquids, as well as metallic and semiconductor nanostructures

✤ Emphasises the characterisation of nanoscale systems and omits topics on gas-phase systems, which

have been treated in the existing literature

✤ Highlights the molecule-environment interactions that strongly influence spectra in condensed phases

✤ Includes simple and complex problems at the end of each chapter, together with a solutions manual

to check answers

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates or postgraduates in physical chemistry, spectroscopy,materials science, physics and their professors; professionals in these fields seeking an introduction to molecular spectroscopy of condensed-phase

Organic Structures from Spectra 5th Edition

LESLIE D. FIELDUniversity of Sydney, Australia

✤ Incorporates a selection of new examples from organometallic chemistry and more examples of

molecules containing the common heteronuclei, 19F, 31P and 2H

✤ Provides over 300 graded problems and an additional 30 carefully selected basic problems, as well

as a set of problems dealing specifically with the quantitative analysis of mixtures using NMR

spectroscopy

✤ Contains 10 problems in the style of the experimental section of a research paper and the appendix

contains examples of fully worked solutions

✤ Offers a complete set of solutions available to instructors and teachers

READERSHIP: Undergraduates in chemistry students of introductory organic spectroscopy, second-year students, pharmacy and biochemistry students, researchers and professionals needing to use spectroscopic techniques in academia and industry

Organic

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Handbook of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy 2nd Edition

DAVID A. CREMERS & LEON J. RADZIEMSKIApplied Research Associates Inc., USA; Piezo Energy Technologies LLC, USA

✤ Provides up-to-date practical information on technique, apparatus, data capture, and reduction

✤ Features the most comprehensive collection of LIBS literature references, with updated tables of data

✤ Discusses new hyphenated techniques such as LAMPS or laser assisted microwave plasmas

spectroscopy

✤ Includes a chapter on the rapidly growing area of chemometric-based analysis of LIBS spectra in the

detection of weapons of mass destruction

READERSHIP: Current or emerging LIBS users, postgraduates, students or professors, and environment regulators

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-09299-6

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Odour Impact Assessment HandbookV. NADDEOUniversity of Salerno, Italy

✤ Provides a theoretical and practical basis for sampling and measuring odours to evaluate its impact

on the population

✤ Features contributions from leading academic researchers and industry practitioners

✤ Includes case studies on topics such as waste water treatment plant, land fill, industrial activities

READERSHIP: Researchers, advanced students, industry professionals such as regulators, practitioners and consultants working in water treatment, environmental analysis and air and waste management, and environmental authorities

Computational and Statistical Methods for Protein Quantification by Mass SpectrometryINGVAR EIDHAMMERUniversity of Bergen, Norway

✤ Focuses on how bioinformatics problems are solved

✤ Enables biologists that use the software to become better equipped to plan their experiments and

interpret the obtained results

✤ Explains the types of programmes used and the different principles and algorithms underlying these

programmes

✤ Contains numerous examples throughout along with exercises and an accompanying solution manual,

available online, to help bioinformaticians understand the basics of the use of mass spectrometry in

protein quantification

READERSHIP: Bioinformaticians, biologists and chemists that work with mass spectrometry proteomics, as well as postgraduate students and researchers working in the field

Organic Mass Spectrometry in Art and Archaeology with Solvent Microextraction Theory and Practice Set

MARIA PERLA COLOMBINIUniversity of Pisa, Italy

✤ Offers an overview of the use of the techniques based on mass spectrometry in the analysis of art

and archaeological materials

✤ Illustrates basic principles, procedures and applications of mass spectrometric techniques

✤ Fills a gap in the field of application on destructive methods in the analysis of museum objects

✤ Edited by a world-wide respected specialists with extensive experience of the GC/MS analysis of art

objects

READERSHIP: Conservation scientists, chemists, restorers and conservators from museums around the world and institutions participating in the care of cultural heritage and those working on this area within forensic laboratories. Postgraduate students of archeochemistry and restoration

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Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry with Introduction to Mass Spectrometry 1st Edition Set

ROBERT K. BOYDInstitute for National Measurements Standards, Canada

✤ Covers all aspects of the use of mass spectrometry for quantitation purposes

✤ Written in textbook style, based on ASMS courses run by the authors, as a serious introduction to the

subject

✤ Presents fundamentals and real-world examples in a ‘learning-though-doing’ style

✤ Relevant to researchers in many disciplines including pharmaceutical, environmental and biomedical

analysis who are utilising mass spectrometry

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates and early-year graduate students; researchers within pharmaceutical companies, analytical service providers, environmental and biomedical analysts, regulatory agencies

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Catalysis from A to Z 4th Edition

BOY CORNILS, WOLFGANG A. HERRMANN, MARTIN MUHLER & CHI-HUEY WONG Formerly of Hoechst AG, Germany; Technical University of Munich, Germany; Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany; Scripps Research

Institute, USA

✤ All the knowlegde scientists need to know about homogeneous, heterogeneous and biochemical

catalysis in compact entries on about 9,000 keywords

✤ The fourth edition of this successful encyclopedia contains 40% more high-quality content from more

than 200 international experts

✤ Comprehensive, succinct, unrivaled and easy to use - the information on keywords is reinforced by

citation of the relevant literature

✤ Translation of the keywords into German and French help students and non-native English speakers

READERSHIP: Catalytic chemists, organic chemists, inorganic chemists, biochemists, chemists in industry, libraries, chemical engineers

Catalysis

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Airborne Measurements for Environmental ResearchMANFRED WENDISCH, JEAN-LOUIS BRENGUIER & ALEXANDER KOKHANOVSKYUniversity of Leipzig, Germany; Meteo-France, France; IUP University of Bremen, Germany

✤ Features a comprehensive, synergetic overview of measurements from airborne platforms

✤ Collates and conveys the current state of climate, geophysical and atmospheric research

✤ Includes in situ methods, passive and active remote sensing and radiation measurements

READERSHIP: Geophysicists, molecular physicists, environmental chemists, astronomers, supplier of sensors, postgraduate students, libraries at university institutes, universities, and company libraries

Desalination Water from Water

JANE KUCERANalco Company, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive and thorough coverage of desalination technology

✤ Covers fundamental processes and equipment for operating and troubleshooting a desalination

system, including thermal processes and membrane processes

✤ Features more advanced engineering topics for specific industrial applications, such as system design

READERSHIP: Process and chemical engineers, consultants and practitioners working in the field, as well as operators and technicians, equipment sales people and managers who need a basic and postgraduates in chemical engineering courses

Desalination

Water-Quality Engineering in Natural SystemsFate and Transport Processes in the Water Environment2nd Edition

DAVID A. CHINUniversity of Miami, USA

✤ Features new topics such as nutrient and pathogen models in streams, with more coverage on

methods to calculate the total maximum daily loads or TMDLs

✤ Includes numerous practical examples and end-of-chapter problems, as well as a solutions manual

containing the solutions to all end-of-chapter problems

✤ Details fundamental equations that describe the fate and transport of contaminants in the

environment as well as covering all major natural water systems in one source

READERSHIP: Environmental engineers, chemical engineers,scientists and hydrologists, consulting engineers, government regulators, senior undergraduates and postgraduates in environmental engineering

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Likelihood that a Released Flammable Mass will Ignite CCPS

✤ Provides a technology based approach to deriving the probability that a flammable mass will find an

ignition source and ignite

✤ Includes an estimating tool spreadsheet based on a fixed set of chemicals to assist in all siting studies

✤ Provides valuable information in the development of a facility’s Emergency Response Plan that may

be of significant interest to insurers and those insured

✤ Converts a “best guess” to a calculated value based on available information and current technology

READERSHIP: Process safety professionals from government and academia to manufacturing, design engineers, risk engineers, insurers, municipal and regional fire inspectors and zoning commissioners

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Nanomaterials in CatalysisPHILIPPE SERP & KARINE PHILIPPOTBoth of University of Toulouse, France

✤ Covers the fundamental principles of colloidal nanoparticles as well as their application in catalysis

✤ Establishes the importance of nanoparticles in fields like catalysis, drug delivery and energy

production such as fuel cells, hydrogen technology, solar cells

✤ Complements the Wiley-VCH books “Nanoparticles and Catalysis” (ISBN 9783527315727),

“Nanoparticles” (ISBN 9783527325894 ) and “Selective Nanocatalysts and Nanoscience” (ISBN

9783527322718)

READERSHIP: Catalytic chemists, physical chemists, organic chemists, chemists in industry, materials scientists, engineering scientists in industry, libraries at universities, and libraries at university institutes

Metal-Catalyzed Reactions in WaterPIERRE DIXNEUF & VICTORIO CADIERNOUniversity of Rennes, France; University of Oviedo, Spain

✤ Provides a comprehensive overview of the major trends in recent research for newcomers in the fields

as well as established researchers both in academia and industry

✤ Covers the catalytic transformation that has been carried out in water, in each chapter

✤ Represents the works written by a team of renowned international authors and edited by very well-

known experts in the field

READERSHIP: Catalytic chemists, inorganic chemists, chemists working with/on organometallicspolymer chemists, chemists in industry, and libraries

Homogeneous Catalysis Mechanisms, Industrial Applications, and Challenges in the 21st Century

SUMIT BHADURINorthwestern University, USA

✤ Explains the basic principles of organometallic chemistry, homogeneous catalysis, and relevant

technological issues in a clear manner

✤ Provides examples from proven industrial processes with clear discussions on environmental and

techno-commercial issues

✤ Contains extensive references to cutting-edge research with application potential and leading patents

✤ Includes tables and illustrations to help explain difficult concepts

READERSHIP: Teachers, postgraduate,and senior undergraduates of chemistry, academic and industrial researchers, managers and policy makers looking for a brief overview of the technologies based on homogeneous catalystsSERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CATALYSIS

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FETY CBRN ProtectionManaging the Threat of Chemical, Biological, Radioactive and Nuclear Weapons

ANDRE RICHARDT, BIRGIT HÜLSEWEH, BERND NIEMEYER & FRANK SABATHAll of Bundeswehr Institute for Protection Technologies, Germany

✤ Serves as an introduction to nuclear biological or chemical weapons or NBC and agents, leading the

reader from the scientific basics to the current threats and strategies to prepare against them

✤ Reviews both the “old” and “new” threats from NBC weapons and agents prepared by non-combatant

forces, including terrorist organisations

✤ Represents the works of John Weimaster, the leading expert on weapons decontamination in the U.S

READERSHIP: Health officers, public health agencies, and military authorities

Destruction of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory3rd Edition

GEORGE LUNN & ERIC B. SANSONEOffice of New Drug Quality Assessment, USA; Retired, NCI-Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center, USA

✤ Provides practical procedures for the destruction of hazardous chemicals

✤ Serves as a continuation and expansion of Destruction of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory,2nd

Edition

✤ Features new monographs describing procedures for the destruction of hazardous chemicals

READERSHIP: Research scientists and laboratory safety officers who need detailed procedures for the destruction of highly toxic chemicals and biologicals, pharmacists with interest in methods for destroying excess quantities of pharmaceuticals

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-57399-9

Sax’s Dangerous Properties of Industrial Materials Twelfth Edition Set CD-ROMRICHARD J. LEWIS SR.Lewis Information Systems, Inc., USA

✤ Provides extensive data on approximately 28,000 substances, with close to 2,400 new substances

from the previous edition

✤ Presents an update of drugs of abuse and the toxicity of natural substances from plants, including

associated DPIM code, hazard rating, entry name, CAS number, DOT number, molecular and physical

properties, synonyms, and more

✤ Contains Immediately Dangerous Life or Health or IDHL levels for approximately 1000 chemicals

useful for designing adequate ventilation systems and selection of respiratory protection

READERSHIP: Industrial hygienists, safety officers, plant managers, firefighters, emergency planners, physicians, toxicologists, environmental health and safety professionals, purchasing agents, lawyers, and government agencies

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-47661-0

The MAK-Collection for Occupational Health and Safety Part IV Biomonitoring MethodsVolume 13

THOMAS GÖEN & ANDREA HARTWIGUniversity of Erlangen, Germany; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

✤ Features validated, GLP compliant and ready-to-use analytical methods for monitoring occupational

toxicants in body fluids

✤ Provides comprehensive guidelines for the evaluation of analytical results

✤ Covers documentations compiled by about 100 experts of the Commission for the Investigation of

Health Hazards of Chemical Compounds in the Work Area

READERSHIP: Physicians working in industrial medicine, analytical laboratories, factory doctors, and trade associationsSERIES: THE MAK-COLLECTION FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY. PART IV: BIOMONITORING METHODS (DFG)

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Production of Plasma Proteins for Therapeutic UseJOSEPH BERTOLINI, NEIL GOSS & JOHN CURLINGCSL Bioplasma, Australia; Further Options Pty Ltd., Australia; Consultant, Sweden

✤ Covers manufacturing, testing methods, and regulatory issues for plasma-derived therapeutics — a

global US$10 billion industry

✤ Contains contributed chapters from the major manufacturers of plasma proteins, covering biology,

clinical use, manufacturing processes, and possible future improvements

✤ Includes chapters dealing with viral and prion issues and operational areas

✤ Provides a strategic overview and examines commercial, structural, and political opportunities and

challenges facing the industry

READERSHIP: Pharmaceutical and biotech scientists, researchers, and engineers, chemical and process engineers, academic and industry scientists, regulatory officials, healthcare professionals, hematology, immunology, and blood banks

Antimicrobial Peptides MICHAEL ZASLOFFGeorgetown University, USA

✤ Serves as the first book to provide a comprehensive overview of the field of innate immunity — the

“hard wired” system of host defense that has emerged over the past decade as an important system

in health and disease

✤ Examines the reasons why antimicrobial peptides are of such interest, what has been accomplished

commercially to date, the problems that have been experienced, potential solutions, and what the

future holds

✤ Represents the written work of a “pioneer” in the field of antimicrobial peptides who has been involved

in discovery, drug development, the study of the role played by AMPs in human health and disease

READERSHIP: Immunologists, physicians, medical and postgraduates, individuals involved in pharmaceutical development, and medical libraries

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Flavonoid PharmacokineticsMethods of Analysis, Preclinical and Clinical Pharmacokinetics, Safety, and Toxicology

NEAL M. DAVIES & JAIME A. YANEZUniversity of Manitoba, Canada; Alcon Research, Ltd., USA

✤ Provides comprehensive overview of polyphenols and flavonoids, focusing on toxicology and chirality

✤ Focuses on extremely important pre-clinical aspects of flavonoids, including pharmacokinetics and

analysis in biological samples

✤ Covers pharmacokinetic terminology and analytical methods, like chromatographic techniques for

achiral and chiral flavonoids

✤ Includes specific chapters devoted to pre-clinical and clinical toxicology, safety and flavonoid-drug

interactions with examples from pre-clinical and human tests to strengthen concepts and demonstrate

applications

READERSHIP: Students, professors, researchers and practitioners, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries, pharmacokineticists, natural product chemists, botanists, pharmacists, and agricultural scientists

Sources of Contamination in Medicinal Products and Medical DevicesDENISE BOHRERCatholic University of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil.

✤ Offers important information for pharmaceutical and biotechnology researchers, working primarily in

the area of quality control

✤ Includes regulatory guidelines to determine contamination as well as methods to avoid and remove

contaminants

✤ Provides a more complete compendium on the identification of sources of contaminants and

impurities in pharmaceutical products

READERSHIP: Pharmaceutical chemists and manufacturers, quality assurance and quality control managers or analysts, process engineers, government regulators, toxicologists, analytical chemists, and clinical nutritionists, researchers and academics

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✤ Takes on a multi-disciplinary integrated approach from the basic science to engineering practice

✤ Details theoretical principles, advantages, limitations, critical formulation parameters and scale-up

considerations for each formulation strategy

✤ Features contributors that are well respected experts in drug formulation with worldwide reputations,

drawn from academia

READERSHIP: Researchers in academia and industry working in drug formulation and delivery, polymers and biomaterials,students of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy programmesSERIES:

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Integrated PharmaceuticsApplied Preformulation, Product Design, and Regulatory Science

ANTOINE AL-ACHI, MALI RAM GUPTA & WILLIAM CRAIG STAGNERAll of Campbell University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive picture of pharmaceutical product design, describing the science and art

behind the concepts of dosage form development

✤ Includes fundamental physical pharmacy principles and their role in drug product design, including

drug stability, rheology, and interfacial properties

✤ Addresses issues governing drug regulations of United States, European, and Japanese agencies

✤ Details new regulatory guidelines such as quality by design, design space analysis, process analytical

technology, polymorphism characterisation, blend sample uniformity, stability protocols, and

biopharmaceutical classification system

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and practitioners in: pharmaceutical sciences, physical pharmacy, drug formulation and design, biomedical and related fields

Protein-Protein Interactions in Drug DiscoveryALEXANDER DÖMLING, RAIMUND MANNHOLD, HUGO KUBINYI & GERD FOLKERSUniversity of Pittsburgh, USA; University of Düsseldorf, Germany; University of Heidelberg, Germany; Swiss Institute of Technology (ETH),

Switzerland

✤ Features a major focus for future drug development: previously thought of as “undruggable”, protein

interaction surfaces have now been shown to be perfectly valid drug targets, with huge possibilities in

all disease fields

✤ Reviews the growth area in big and small pharma, where companies of all sizes are rapidly

developing their research capabilities in this field, hoping to find new blockbuster drugs

forimmunological disorders and many forms of cancer

✤ Provides a wide selection of case studies right out of the development pipeline of major pharma

companies

READERSHIP: Medicinal chemists, pharmaceutical industry, biochemists, biophysicists, and biotechnologistsSERIES: METHODS AND PRINCIPLES IN MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY

Nonclinical Safety Assessment A Guide to International Pharmaceutical Regulations

WILLIAM BROCK & KENNETH HASTINGSBrock Scientific Consulting, USA; Sanofi-Aventis, USA

✤ Provides an international overview of the regulatory requirements for safety assessment for new drug

approvals, including the World Health Organisation principles and regional variations

✤ Includes a list of resources such as guidelines, guidance, and authoritative non-governmental

publications

✤ Offers insights into the future of non-clinical drug testing and approval, such as in silico methods

and testing of nanoparticles

READERSHIP: Regulatory Affairs professionals in pharmaceutical companies, contract research organisations, toxicologists in pharmaceutical companies, students, and pharmaceutical employees undergoing continuing professional development

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Heterocyclic Chemistry in Drug Discovery JIE JACK LIBristol Myers Squibb, USA

✤ Links heterocyclic chemistry with drug discovery – areas that are fused in medicinal chemistry

practice but heretofore not in training books accessible to novices and students

✤ Includes physical properties (NMR data and quantum calculations) for each heterocycle

✤ Helps readers understand the complexity and intricacies of reactivity and stability for each class of

heterocycles

✤ Uses numerous case studies to illustrate the real world drug discovery applications

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and advanced undergraduates in organic and medicinal chemistry, in particular, heterocyclic chemistry, medicinal and process chemists and those with career aspiration for chemistry, organic chemistry, and pharmaceutical science

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Encyclopedia of Drug Metabolism and Interactions ALEXANDER LYUBIMOV University of Illinois, USA

✤ Discusses all preclinical, clinical, toxicological, regulatory and marketing perspectives of drug

metabolism and interactions

✤ Collects otherwise-scattered information on drug metabolism and interactions into one integrated

reference

✤ Includes methods and detailed protocols describing how to perform studies of metabolism and drug

interactions

READERSHIP: Pharmaceutical, medical, and academic research libraries; chemists, pharmacologists, pharmaceutical specialists, toxicologists and molecular toxicologists, researchers

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Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance – NMR2nd Edition

ROBIN K. HARRISUniversity of East Anglia, England

✤ Includes all material published online on the Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance and EMR Books

since the launch of the electronic edition

✤ Focuses on all aspects or NMR, including NMR technologies and applications that are used as the

leading tools for the investigation of molecular structures and dynamic molecular processes

✤ Includes new articles that concentrate on molecular biology in liquids and solids, such as the NMR

of proteins, membranes, and DNA, as well as its applications in materials and nano-materials science

READERSHIP: Students, graduates and post-graduates; technicians and scientists working in universities or industries in the following areas: biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics, materials science, polymer science, drug development, medicinal chemistry, nano science, forensic science

The Toxicology of MethanolJOHN J. CLARYBio Risk, USA

✤ Establishes methanol as a large-volume chemical widely used as a chemical intermediate in

consumer products like plastics, plywood, paints, explosives, and textiles

✤ Serves as a comprehensive source of information and assessment of the toxicity of methanol and its

toxic effects on humans, animals, and the environment

✤ Reviews the animal data, which makes up the majority of the data on the toxicity of methanol and

the mechanism of action

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✤ All chapters published online on Patai’s Chemistry of Functional Groups, now also available as print

volume

✤ Phenols and polyphenols are important compounds for biological processes, such as ageing, signaling

and cell repair

✤ Big interest of food companies for polyphenols in nutroceuticals

READERSHIP: Organic chemists in industry and academia in the following departments: organic chemistry, pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry, agrochemicals, food and beverages, materials and polymers

The Chemistry

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Modern Methods in Stereoselective Aldol ReactionsRAINER MAHRWALDHumboldt-University, Germany

✤ Serves as the sequel of the successful and highly appreciated “Modern Aldol Reactions”(2004), with

focus on the latest developments such as the emerging field of organocatalysis

✤ Provides new methodologies of this classic reaction, which are presented in the context of their

deployment in total synthesis of natural products

✤ Represents the contributions of highly experienced authors and editor

READERSHIP: Organic chemists, chemists working with/on organometallics, catalytic chemists, natural products chemists, medicinal chemists, and libraries

Electron Flow in Organic Chemistry A Decision-Based Guide to Organic Mechanisms2nd Edition

PAUL H. SCUDDERNew College of Florida, USA

✤ Features improvements such as more flowcharts, correlation matrices, and algorithms that illustrate

decision processes and more biochemical examples to provide added relevance for non-chemistry students

✤ Includes three new chapters on Proton Transfer and the Principles of Stability, Important Reaction

Archetypes, and Qualitative Molecular Orbital Theory & Pericyclic Reactions

✤ Helps students deal with organic reactions that they have not encountered before, through a critical

thinking approach

✤ Emphasises logical processes to solve mechanistic problems rather than memorisation

READERSHIP: Undergraduate organic chemistry, advanced undergraduates or beginning postgraduate course in organic reaction mechanisms, physical organic chemistry, enzymatic reaction mechanisms, or biochemistry

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-61381-7

Electron Flow

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Chemistry

Greener Fischer-Tropsch Processes for Fuels and FeedstocksPETER M. MAITLIS & ARNO DE KLERKUniversity of Sheffield, UK; University of Alberta, Canada

✤ Provides special emphasis on “green” concepts of sustainability and environmental care

✤ Complements Wiley’s cluster on fuels and alternative energy sources, including the Handbook of

Fuels (ISBN 3527307400) or the forthcoming book on Fischer-Tropsch Refining (ISBN

3527326057) which is focused on refining of Fischer-Tropsch products

READERSHIP: Chemists in industry, chemical engineers, catalytic chemists, organic chemists, students in chemical engineering, Ph.D. students in chemistry, chemical industry, and libraries at universities

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GrapheneC. N. R. RAO & AJAY K. SOODJawaharlal Nehru Centre, India; Indian Institute of Science, India

✤ Provides comprehensive coverage on the carbon material of graphene

✤ Covers chemistry, materials science, nanoscience, physics, engineering and life science in one

handy volume

✤ Features the works of a brilliant teacher and book editor, C.N.R. Rao

READERSHIP: Inorganic chemists, organic chemists, physical chemists, materials scientists, physicists, and libraries

Structural Methods in Molecular Inorganic ChemistryDAVID RANKIN, NORBERT MITZEL & CAROLE MORRISONUniversity of Edinburgh, UK; Bielefeld University, Germany; University of Edinburgh, UK

✤ Helps readers interpret experimental data, understand the material published in modern journals of

inorganic chemistry, and make decisions about what techniques will be the most useful in solving

particular structural problems

✤ Establishes a strong connection between theoretical topics and the real world of practicing chemists,

with a large selection of case studies

✤ Includes a supporting website which contains worked examples and additional advanced material

READERSHIP: Second and third year undergraduates and postgraduates in chemistry, professionals in inorganic and analytical chemists in academia and industrySERIES: INORGANIC CHEMISTRY: A TEXTBOOK SERIES

High Temperature Experiments in Chemistry and Materials ScienceKETIL MOTZFELDTProfessor Emeritus, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway

✤ High temperature materials science and chemistry is a flourishing area of scientific research

✤ Covers both background theory and practical “how to” methods

✤ Practical applications include surface coatings, electronic components, advanced turbines, fuel cells,

fusion and fission reactor materials etc

✤ Concerns the control and measurement of the basic properties of temperature, pressure, and mass

READERSHIP: Researchers and advanced students working in high temperature chemistry and materials science. Research labs, e.g. Sandia National Laboratories, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Researchers working in metallurgical and materials industries

Coordination Chemistry in Protein Cages Principles, Design, and ApplicationsTAKAFUMI UENO & YOSHIHITO WATANABEKyoto University, Japan; Nagoya University, Japan

✤ Addresses a new chemical approach in the synthesis of bioinorganic molecules which has been

applied ina wide variety fields, such as catalysis, biomedicine, and electronics

✤ Highlights the developments in all the interdisciplinary subjects areas, including bioinorganic

chemistry, medicinal chemistry, biochemistry, electronics, polymer science, and organic chemistry

✤ Serves as areference in special topic courses in bioinorganic chemistry, nanoengineering, and

biomaterials courses

✤ Features the works of editors and authors who are leading experts in their respective fields and highly

respected worldwide

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Multiconfigurational Quantum Chemistry BJORN ROOS, ROLAND LINDH, PER ÅKE MALMQVIST, VALERA VERYAZOV & PER-OLOF WIDMARK

✤ Introduces the reader to multiconfigurational approaches in quantum chemistry

✤ Contains illustrative examples illustrating methods used in areas of chemistry such as chemical

reactions in ground and excited states, transition metal and other heavy element systems

✤ Offers an alternative, wavefunction-based approach to density functional theory, which dominates

computational quantum chemistry today

✤ Describes the limitations of DFT and coupled-cluster based methods, by offering an alternative, wave

function-based method more suited for smaller molecules in photochemistry and heavy element

chemistry

READERSHIP: Students and researchers in computational chemistry, quantum chemistry, photochemistry, physics, and inorganic chemistry

Multi-

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Quantum

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Phosphorus Chemistry Principles of Reactivity, Structure, and Applications

KATTESH V. KATTI & KANNAN RAGHURAMANBoth of University of Missouri, USA

✤ Highlights the importance of phosphorus chemistry to chemists, biologists, materials scientists, and

engineers, covering its wide range of applications

✤ Serves as part of the special topics in inorganic chemistry series

✤ Author has worked in the field of phosphorus chemistry for 20 years, and is an authority in the field

READERSHIP: Inorganic and organic chemists, medicinal/pharmaceutical chemists, advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students in special topics courses, academia and industrySERIES: SPECIAL TOPICS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Phosphorus

Chemistry

Powering Planet Earth – From Timber to Nuclear EnergyNICOLA ARMAROLI, VINCENZO BALZANI & NICK SERPONEUniversity of Bologna, Italy; University of Bologna, Italy; University of Pavia, Italy

✤ Provides ammunition for debate by describing and evaluating the social, political and economic

preconditions of a successful, real energy revolution

✤ Underpins and unsettles opinions with facts: Can coal-fired power plants be carbon-neutral? Is oil

extraction from oil sands feasible and affordable – and desirable?

✤ Challenges comfortable positions: Is photovoltaics good and nuclear bad? The authors show that it is

not that simple

✤ Offers background knowledge in power generation and supply

READERSHIP: Anyone interested in the natural sciences, all natural scientists, chemists, physicists, politicians, journalists, libraries and the interested public

The Chemistry of Molecular Imaging NICHOLAS LONG & WING-TAK WONGImperial College London; Hong Kong Polytechnic University, PR China

✤ Covers the fundamentals of modern imaging methodologies, including their techniques and

application within medicine and industry

✤ Focuses primarilyon the chemistry of probes and imaging agents, and chemical methodology for

labelling and bioconjugation

✤ First book to investigates the chemistry of molecular imaging

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Metabolomics in PracticeMICHAEL LÄMMERHOFER & WOLFRAM WECKWERTHUniversity of Tuebingen, Germany; University of Vienna, Austria

✤ Features the next big breakthrough in bioanalysis: metabolomics is both the most demanding and the

most powerful “omics” technology in the modern biosciences

✤ Offers insights and advice that will help to clear the hurdles in setting up and running a successful

metabolomics analysis

✤ Addresses the key data quality issues by systematically covering the entire workflow, from sample

preparation to data processing

READERSHIP: Biochemists, biotechnologists, physiological chemists, plant physiologists, and Ph.D. students in biochemistry

G-Quadruplexes New Target in Drug Design

ALBERT S. CHAN, ZHI-SHU HUANG, LIAN-QUAN GU & TIAN-MIAO OUHong Kong Polytechnic University, China; Sun Yat-sen University, China; Sun Yat-sen University, China; Sun Yat-sen University, China

✤ Addresses the topology and structural characteristics of quadruplexes, their interactions with small

ligands and biologically relevant cations and proteins, their possible biological roles, and the potential

of small-ligand (metal-containing) drugs

✤ Covers the multipleroles of G-quadruplexes in different chapters; including the important topic of

RNA quadruplexes

✤ Targetscellular structures, thatwere therecentsubjects of Nobel prize-winning work (the 2009 Nobel

Prizes in Chemistry and Physiology or Medicine), and represents a promising therapy for gene

regulation-related diseases such as cancer

✤ Discusses in vivo studies

READERSHIP: Biochemists,structural biologists, medicinal chemists,pharmaceutical scientists, gene therapy researchers, biophysicists, cellular and molecular biologists, bionanotechnologists, and protein scientists

G-Quadruplexes

Materials for High-Temperature Fuel CellsSAN PING JIANG, YUSHAN YAN & MAX LUCurtin University of Technology, Australia; University of California, USA; University of Queensland, Australia

✤ Provides a critical and concise review and assessment of key materials in various high-temperature

fuel cells

✤ Emphasise on the technical development and applications of key materials such as anodes, cathodes,

electrolytes, interconnects, and catalysts

✤ Covers fundamental principles, advancement, challenges, and important current research themes

✤ Serves as part of the “Materials for Sustainable Energy & Development” book series, edited by Max

(GQ) Lu, University of Queensland, Australia

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, electrochemists, physicists, engineers, physical chemists, automobile industry, electronics engineers, semiconductor industry, and librariesSERIES: NEW MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Heterogeneous Electrode Processes and Localized CorrosionYONGJUN MIKE TAN & R. WINSTON REVIECurtin University of Technology, Australia; Materials Technology Laboratory, Canada

✤ Provides the origins and forms of localised corrosion of passive metals including different forms of

localised corrosion in various environments, research progresses in localised corrosion, and corrosion

monitoring and prevention techniques

✤ Covers engineering aspects of localised corrosion in industry processes and methods used to

determine how localised corrosion rates can be calculated quantitatively and quickly

✤ Focuses on recent research using the wire beam electrode or WBE method and its applications in

measuring, characterising, and evaluating surface inhomogeneity and localised corrosion

READERSHIP: Scientists and technicians, engineers and R&D managers, instrument developers, professors and postgraduates in the fields of chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science and engineering, corrosion science, and engineeringSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN CORROSION

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Protein Engineering HandbookVolume 3

STEFAN LUTZ & UWE THEO BORNSCHEUEREmory University, USA; Greifswald University, Germany

✤ Captures cutting-edge research in a highly innovative field, including key new developments such as

cofactor engineering, extremophile protein engineering and de novo design

✤ Complements and extends the previous two-volume handbook by the same authors to provide a

supreme overview of this burgenoning field

✤ Integrates academic innovations and industrial applications for a balanced view of this multi-faceted

topic

READERSHIP: Biotechnologists, biochemists, bioengineers, enzymologists, biotechnological industry, chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, and food industry

DNA Sequence Analysis Chemical Coding Theories at Work

ANDRZEJ K. KONOPKABioLingua Research, Inc, USA

✤ Provides solid treatment of statistical and cryptanalytic foundations of today’s sequence analysis, and

a biochemistry perspective on the role of computer-assisted sequence analysis

✤ Focuses on verification of linguistic and cryptological methods of statistical and pragmatic

biomolecular sequence analysis

✤ Covers the theory and practice of those aspects of computer-assisted text analysis that have been and

could be used for analysis of genomic DNA sequences

✤ Features the aspects of RNA, polypeptide, and protein sequence analysis, in addition to DNA and its

biological roles

READERSHIP: Scientists in the field of genomics, computational biologists, computer scientists, and mathematicians, professors, undergraduates and postgraduates in biology, computer science, applied mathematics, bioengineering, genetics and statisticsSERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CHEMICAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

DNA

Sequence

Analysis

Fluorescent Analogues of Biomolecular Building Blocks Design and Applications

M. WILHELMSSONChalmers University of Technology, Sweden

✤ Contains introductory chapters on fluorescence probes that are suitable for beginners into the field

✤ Focuses on design, synthesis, and implementation of new fluorescent analogues of biomolecular

building blocks

✤ Contains a chapter by 2008 Nobelist Roger Tsien. Fluorescence technology was the subject of the

2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (shared by Professor Roger Tsien, UCSD and Professor Martin Chalfie,

Columbia University)

READERSHIP: Researchers in biochemistry, analytical and medicinal chemistry, biophysics, protein and peptide scientists as well as advanced undergraduates and postgraduate students in these disciplines

Fluorescent

Analogues of

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Modeling Biochemical Reactions Steady-state Approximation

SANTIAGO SCHNELLUniversity of Michigan Medical School, USA

✤ Presents a rational and rigorous, yet understandable treatment of the steady-state approximation

✤ Stresses the importance of understanding how models such as steady-state models are derived, what

their limitations are, and how they can be used in a practical fashion in biochemistry

✤ Illustrates how to use mathematical software to derive equations and test their limitations

✤ Includes questions and problems at the end of each chapter, as well as solutions to these problems

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in chemistry, physical chemistry and biochemistry, practicing researchers in chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry, and systems biologySERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CHEMICAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

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The Role of Green Chemistry in Biomass Processing and ConversionHAIBO XIE & NICK GATHERGOODBoth of Dublin City University, Ireland

✤ Provides a basic knowledge for bioproducts such as materials, feedstock and fuels

✤ Discusses the opportunities and challenges with green technologies for biomass processing and

conversion

✤ Details various methods for applying green chemistry technologies in the transformation of biomass

into valuable chemicals and sustainable energy

READERSHIP: Researchers in the field of biorefinery and green chemistry including; R&D chemists and engineers, environment & energy policymakers, academics, government employees, and economic, energetic and environmental policymakers

Separation and Purification Technologies in Biorefineries SHRI RAMASWAMY, HUAJIANG HUANG & BANDRAU RAMARAOUniversity of Minnesota, USA; University of Minnesota, USA; State University of New York, USA

✤ Serves as the first book dedicated to separation and purification technologies in biorefineries

✤ Includes numerous case studies, and discussions on the market and industry needs, industrial

challenges, and the economic importance of each technology

READERSHIP: Academic researchers, and scientists in: separations and purification technologies, biorefining, biofuels and bioproducts engineering, chemical engineering, biochemical and environmental engineering as well as advanced students in the fields

Separation

and

Purification

Technologies

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Biorefineries

Handbook of RNA Biochemistry 2nd Edition

ROLAND K. HARTMANN, ALBRECHT BINDEREIF, ASTRID SCHÖN & ERIC WESTHOF

✤ Unmatched in scope and quality: Nowhere else is the practical side of RNA research covered in more

breadth and depth

✤ Almost 100 specialists from across the world share their most recent expertise, including

troubleshooting hints not available from other publications

✤ Broad scope of the book allows the treatment of specialized methods side by side with basic

biochemical techniques, making the book a real treasure trove for every researcher experimenting

with RNA

READERSHIP: Molecular biologists, biochemists, gene technologists, cell biologists, biotechnologists

2 VOLUME SET

Amyloid Fibrils and Prefibrillar AggregatesMolecular and Biological Properties

DANIEL ERIK OTZENAarhus University, Denmark

✤ Establishes the fact that Neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease are

already a leading cause of illness in the world’s ageing population, yet are still without any causative

treatment

✤ Features the formation and role of protein fibrils as one of the main scientific frontiers in

biochemistry

✤ Serves as the first reference on the topic that incorporates recent breakthroughs in amyloid research

READERSHIP: Biochemists, molecular biologists, neurobiologists, neurophysiologists, and practitioners in the pharmaceutical Industry

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Advanced Ceramic Materials Preparation and Applications

KEVIN EWSUK, JUNICHI TATAMI, KEIZO UEMATSU, MAKIO NAITO, ROLF WAESCHE, TORSTEN RABE & VINCENT HACKLEYSandia National Laboratories, USA; Yokohama National University, Japan; Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan; Osaka University, Japan;

Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) Germany; Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM), Germany;

National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), USA

✤ Provides comprehensive coverage on how to make and use advanced ceramic materials

✤ Incorporates introductory chapters and basic coverage of underlying principles, valuable discussions

of characterisation techniques, process variability, and how to control the property of the ceramic

material during the design and preparation

✤ Serves as an excellent comprehensive “how-to” resource for all those working with advanced ceramics

READERSHIP: Practicing materials scientists, ceramicists and ceramic engineers, upper-level undergraduate or postgraduate students in courses such as ceramic processing

Advanced

Ceramic

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The Chemistry and Physics of Intermetallic Materials GORDON J. MILLER & R. BRUCE KINGIowa State University, USA; University of Georgia, USA

✤ Provides a handy reference for professionals working with intermetallic materials in the electronics,

magnetics, structural materials, and coatings industries

✤ Features a how-to guide for designing pure intermetallic materials with targeted properties, synthetic

details, characterisation, factors affecting structure, and relevant physical properties

READERSHIP: Professional and student chemists and chemical engineers interested in inorganic chemistry and materials science in academia, government, and industries, including electronics, magnetics, structural materials, and coatingsSERIES: SPECIAL TOPICS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

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Inorganic Materials Science JOHN N. LALENAUniversity of Maryland, USA

✤ Highlights the interdisciplinary nature of inorganic materials science

✤ Covers the entire structure/property/processing/performance materials pyramid

✤ Presents inorganic materials science as an interdisciplinary field, providing students and professionals

of different backgrounds with useful information they might not have been exposed to

✤ Discusses materials characterisation techniques, materials applications, and end-of-life issues

READERSHIP: Advanced engineering and materials science undergraduates, first- or second-year postgraduates in inorganic/physical chemistry/materials science, materials scientists, and inorganic and solid-state chemists

Inorganic

Materials

Science

Coffee: Growing, Processing, Sustainable Production2nd, Revised Edition

JEAN NICOLAS WINTGENSConsultant, Switzerland

✤ Includes more than 900 illustrations, most of them in full colour, dozens of tables, and a 100-page

appendix with data provide all the knowledge the coffee professional will ever need

✤ Serves as the bible for coffee professionals as well as coffee lovers

✤ Represents the works of leading experts in the business, endorsed by the International Coffee

Organisation and the Specialty Coffee Organisation of America

READERSHIP: Food technologists, agricultural scientists, professionals in the food industry, botanists, and the interested public

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SupercapacitorsMAX LU, FRANCOIS BEGUIN & ELZBIETA FRACKOWIAKUniversity of Queensland, Australia; CNRS-Universite Orleans, France; University of Technology, Poland

✤ Contains a focused electrochemistry primer directly targeting capacitor testing and characterisation,

catering to the diverse backgrounds of readers

✤ Includes all-important materials which cover topics such as carbons andoxides conducting polymers

and systems

✤ Features topics that are of direct industrial relevance, including industrial manufacture, durability,

reliability, the market and applications

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, electrochemists, electrotechnicians, engineers in power technology, libraries, chemical industry, electrotechnical industry, and automobile industrySERIES: NEW MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Structural Materials and Processes in TransportationMATTHIAS BUSSE, AXEL HERRMANN, KAMBIZ KAYVANTASH & DIRK LEHMHUSUniversity of Bremen, Germany; Faserinstitut Bremen, Germany; Cranfield University, UK; University of Bremen, Germany

✤ Features contributions from aerospace centres, Fraunhofer Institutes, car manufacturers and fibre

institutes

✤ Presents insights of researchers on the latest developments of novel materials

✤ Provides information on engineering materials for rail, road and air transport

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, engineering scientists, metal processing industry, plastics industry, aircraft and space industry, automobile industry, and libraries

Aggregate and Natural Fibers Based Concrete S. AMZIANE

✤ Presents an overview of the knowledge on construction materials made from plant particles

✤ Explains building materials that contain main raw material that is renewable, recyclable and easily

available

✤ Focuses on particles and as well on fibres issued from hemp plant

READERSHIP: Professionals, researchers, and students of engineering and materials science, and construction materials

Aggregate

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Concrete

Bioceramics for Orthopaedic and Dental Applications PANJIAN LI, JONATHAN P. GARINO & L. LEE CHOUDepuy Orthopaedics, Inc.,USA; Pennsylvania Orthopedic Center, USA; Boston University, USA

✤ Covers the current state of the bioceramics field

✤ Provides a systematic overview of ceramic products in skeletal reconstruction and regeneration, along

with an increased understanding of clinical problems and solutions

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, researchers and students in biomaterials and bioengineering, bio- and materials engineers working in the orthopaedic and dental industries, orthopaedic surgeons, and related medical professionals

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Contact Angle, Wettability and Adhesion K. L. MITTALNANO INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY INC. USA

✤ Covers the latest research developments

✤ Addresses many different aspects of wettability

✤ Brings out current and potential applications of the phenomenon of wettability

READERSHIP: Scientists and researchers in academia and individuals in a host of industries, including textiles, printing, coatings, medical, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and adhesive bonding

Contact Angle,

Wettability

and Adhesion

Organic OptoelectronicsWENPING HU, FENGLIAN BAI, XIONG GONG, XIAOWEI ZHAN, HONGBING FU & THOMAS BJORNHOLMChinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; Chinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; University of California, USA; Chinese Academy of

Sciences, PR China; Chinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; University of Copenhagen, Denmark

✤ Covers all aspects of the field, with an emphasis on materials synthesis, physicochemical properties,

and device fabrication

✤ Serves as a handy reference for both researchers and those new to the field

✤ Provides strong emphasis on applications, from field effect transistors, light-emitting diodes, and

photonics, to the emerging areas of solar cells and thermoelectric power sources

✤ Represents the works of authors that are internationally recognised experts in the field with academic

as well as industrial experience

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, organic chemists, solid state chemists, physicists, polymer chemists, electrical engineers, manufacturers of optoelectronic devices, postgraduate students, and libraries

Molecular Electronics An Introduction

N. TAOArizona State University, USA

✤ Provides background to those entering the field from various disciplines and to students studying

molecular electronics and nanotechnology

✤ Features a thorough overview of the background necessary for understanding molecular electronics

✤ Delivers a good introduction to quantum chemistry and quantum mechanics, nanoscale transport

theory and models, and the engineering requirements for designing and building molecular-scale

electronic systems

✤ Draws upon materials from tutorial lecture series at workshops and summer schools taught by the

authors at Arizona State University

READERSHIP: Postgraduates from electrical engineering, bioengineering, materials research, physics and chemistry, and researchers in molecular electronics

Molecular

Electronics

Stretchable ElectronicsTAKAO SOMEYAUniversity of Tokyo, Japan

✤ Contains advanced research topic close to commercialisation, with novel developments such as

“wearable electronics” and the increasing spread of reading devices, as well as stretchable electronics

✤ Provides the undisputed knowledge on how to make electronics stretchable - from mechanical

fundamentals to materials and processing, from devices to real life applications

✤ Serves as a must-have publication that gives an unprecedented overview of a thriving research field

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, electrical engineers, chemists, physical chemists, sensor industry, semiconductor industry, institutes, institutions, and libraries

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Metal Chalcogenide Semiconductor Nanostructures and Their Applications in Renewable Energy A. QURASHIKing Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia

✤ Focuses on metal chalcogenide semiconductor nanostructures for renewable energy applications

✤ Shows the properties and synthesis of a class of nanomaterials essential to renewable energy

manufacturing

READERSHIP: Students, scientists, engineers, researchers working on nanomaterials-based energy aspects associated with chemistry, physics, materials science, electrical engineering, energy science and technology, and environmental science

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Chalcogenide

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Innovations in Manufacturing MUAMMER KOC & TUGRUL OZELVirginia Commonwealth University, USA; Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, USA

✤ Focuses on mechanical-based advanced manufacturing process technologies for materials

✤ Discusses the wide array of modern manufacturing topics

✤ Includes topics such as advanced, emerging and innovative manufacturing process technologies, all

of which are non-traditional and not typically covered in existing manufacturing textbooks

✤ Represents the works of editors who are known for their solid, coherent presentations

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate students, industrial materials scientists and engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical and electronic engineers, and systems and industrial engineers

Innovations in

Manufacturing

Magnetic Cooling – From Fundamentals to High Efficiency Refrigeration DR OLIVER GUTFLEISCH & DR KARL SANDEMANIFW-Dresden, Germany; Imperial College London, UK

✤ Establishes magnetic cooling as one of the few green, energy efficient technologies that is

experiencing a surge in interest

✤ Combines the fundamentals and theory with applied topics

✤ Brings together the latest research from physics, materials science, engineering and chemistry

READERSHIP: Researchers in magnetic materials, working in physics, materials science, engineering, and chemistry, and refrigeration and air conditioning industry engineers

Magnetic

Cooling –

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Atomic-Level Simulations of Energetic Materials Methods and Applications

THOMAS D. SEWELLLos Alamos National Laboratory, USA

✤ Collects in one place the present state-of-the-art in atomic-level simulation techniques and

applications for energetic materials

✤ Gives special attention throughout the book to making clear connections between theory, simulation,

and experiment

✤ Places an emphasis on how to best take the results obtained from atomic-level simulations and

incorporate them into larger-scale approaches in order to yield practically useful predictions

✤ Discusses the assessment of the accuracy and precision of simulation results

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and researchers in: energetic materials, explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, computational and theoretical chemistry, and solid-state physics and chemistry

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Shape-Memory Polymers Industrial Applications of Smart Materials

E. S. W. KONGShanghai Jiao Tong University, PR China

✤ Provides comprehensive coverage of shape-memory polymers (SMPs), a growing area within “smart

materials” research

✤ Offers a good introduction to the topic and the nature of shape-memory effects and superelasticity

✤ Gives an in-depth look at the properties, mechanics, and characterisation of SMPs and thermoplastic

elastomers

✤ Features a wide range of applications for materials such as bioplastics and biomedical devices,

textiles and fabrics, optical, electronic, and mechanical parts for control systems, cosmetics and

beauty products, and automotives

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and professionals in academia and industry in the following fields: polymers, functional materials engineering including biomedical engineers, textiles/fibres,plastics and rubber

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Modeling and Prediction of Polymer Nanocomposite PropertiesVIKAS MITTALThe Petroleum Institute, United Arab Emirates

✤ Covers all important aspects of one of the most widely used material classes, polymer composites

✤ Provides details of particular aspects of polymer nano composites relevant for researchers at

universities and developers in commercial labs

✤ Puts forward an often neglected topic which covers how accurate modeling of the properties of

polymer materials fosters the understanding of microscopic processes and macroscopic behaviour

✤ Emphasises the close connection between theory and experiment to optimise models and real life

procedures alike

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, polymer chemists, chemical industry, chemical engineers, institutes, institutions, and librariesSERIES: POLYMER NANO-, MICRO- AND MACROCOMPOSITES

Liquid Crystals in Materials Chemistry S. HOLGER EICHHORN & VANCE E. WILLIAMSUniversity of Windsor, UK; Simon Fraser University, Canada

✤ Focuses on non-traditional areas of liquid crystal materials

✤ Addresses topics that are experiencing a significant growth in research activity

✤ Targets three areas of contemporary liquid crystal research consisting nanostructured materials and

liquid crystals, liquid crystalline materials for organic electronics, and light-driven materials based on

liquid crystals

READERSHIP: Researchers and postgraduates in materials and organic chemistry, physics, chemical and mechanical engineering, engineers in organic electronic and optical devices, researchers in photochromism, and nanoparticles

Liquid Crystals

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Energy Autonomous Micro and Nano SystemsM. BELLEVILLECentre for Innovation in Micro & Nanotechnology (MINATEC), France

✤ Provides a detailed overview of the fundamentals and latest developments in the field of energy

autonomous microsystems

✤ Features introductory information and the latest results in the fields ofphotovoltaic, thermal and

mechanical energy harvesting and conversion

✤ Informs about a state-of-the-art of ultra-low power sensor interfaces, digital signal processing and

wireless communications

✤ Details the challenges and latest techniques available to readers interested inthe field of energy

autonomous microsystems

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GIUSEPPE CIRILO & FRANCESCA IEMMABoth of University of Calabria, Italy

✤ Looks at one of the most fast developing and exciting classes of polymers

✤ Applies to many important industries including biomedical, pharmaceutical, chemical, food, and

cosmetics

READERSHIP: Researchers and industry/academic scientists in biomedical, pharmaceutical and food, polymer science and materials science, research and development of pharmaceutical, cosmetics , plastics, botanics and marine and nano-engineering

Handbook of Polymer Synthesis, Characterization, and Processing ENRIQUE SALDIVAR-GUERRA & EDUARDO VIVALDO-LIMACenter for Research on Applied Chemistry, Mexico; Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico

✤ Covers a broad range of polymer science topics such as synthesis, characterisation and processing

✤ Serves as a comprehensive introduction to polymer chemistry and materials

✤ Focuses on industrially-important polymers, analytical techniques, and formulation methods

✤ Contains chapters on step-growth, radical, and co-polymerisation; crosslinking and grafting; reaction

engineering; emulsions characterisation methods as well as advanced technology applications

READERSHIP: Polymer scientists and engineers in industry, chemical engineers, materials scientists, postgraduates in polymer engineering or production programmes

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Computer Modeling for Injection MoldingSimulation, Optimization, and Control

HUAMIN ZHOUHuazhong University of Science and Technology, PR China

✤ Explains computer aided engineering (CAE) and simulation applied to the major polymer processing

method injection molding

✤ Helps readers understand techniques in order to solve problems in advanced control, simulation,

monitoring, and optimisation of the injection molding process

✤ Includes sections that explain typical problems, interpretation of simulation results, and resolution to

problems, as well as case studies of successes and failures

✤ Describes implementation of computer innovations like parallel computing, acceleration method, and

mesh free method in injection molding

READERSHIP: Plastic engineers, researchers, software engineers, mold designers, and injection molding machinery designersQA/QC professionals in polymer industry, academics and industrial researchers,practitioners, postgraduate and advanced students

Handbook of Polymer Crystallization EWA PIORKOWSKA The Centre of Molecular and Macromolecular Studies, Poland

✤ Provides the only comprehensive reference on polymer crystallisation

✤ Covers crystallisation of neat polymers, heterogeneous systems, polymer blends, and polymer

composites

✤ Details common problems and how to resolve issues such as orientation induced crystallisation,

crystallisation in nanocompositesand crystallisation in complex thermal processing conditions

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✤ Serves as the unrivalled reference to cutting-edge celestial dynamics, and a must-have to calculate

exoplanet motion and interplanetary space flight

✤ Features the written works of an internationally renown expert

✤ Offers mathematical supplements for practical use of the formulae

READERSHIP: Astronomers, applied mathematicians, graduate students, libraries at university institutes and universities

Plasma Formulary for Physics, Astronomy, and TechnologySecond, Revised and Enlarged Edition

DECLAN DIVERUniversity of Glasgow, UK

✤ Features new and updated content with latest findings of fusion plasma, plasma in stellar winds,

reaction rates, engineering plasma and many other topics

✤ Provides a unique collection of all relevant formulae and an up-to-date reference list

✤ Serves as a vital reference to practitioners and researchers in all areas of plasma research

READERSHIP: Plasmaphysicists, astronomers, vacuumphysicists, surface physicists, surface chemists, engineers, and university and institute libraries

Theoretical AstrophysicsAn Introduction

MATTHIAS BARTELMANNHeidelberg University, Germany

✤ Features a concise and comprehensive introduction to different theoretical aspects of modern

astrophysics

✤ Presents the fundamental concepts of hydrodynamics, radiation, and stellar dynamics within one

comprehensive textbook

READERSHIP: Students in astronomy, astronomers, theoretical physicists, and university and institute libraries

Atmospheric Radiation JAMES A. COAKLEY JR. & PING YANGOregon State University, USA; Texas A&M University, USA

✤ Provides a closer look at radiative processes and radiative transfer in planetary atmospheres, and a

better understanding of underlying principles of radiative transfer in the atmosphere

✤ Represents the written works of a “senior outstanding scientist and a mid career top notch scientist”

who did excellent work in climate, radiation, clouds and aerosols

✤ Includes examples of how the solutions of the radiative transfer equation are used in remote sensing

to probe the thermal structure and composition of planetary atmospheres

READERSHIP: Meteorologists, molecular physicists, physical institutes, experimental physicists, climatologists, students in physics, and university libraries

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Atomistic Computer SimulationsVERONIKA BRÁZDOVÁ & DAVID R. BOWLERUniversity College London, UK; University College London, UK

✤ Focuses on the thorough understanding of the concepts behind the equations and how these are used

in simulations

✤ Enables readers to run their own atomistic simulations and understand what they are doing

✤ Contains chapters on setting up the simulations include lists of essential parameters to ensure the

simulation is scientifically sound

✤ Includes checklists for planning project, creating input files, analysing output files, and for

troubleshooting, and exercises and tests throughout

READERSHIP: Theoretical physicists, theoretical chemists, computer scientists, students and lecturers in chemical engineering, materials scientists, materials institutes, surface physicists, surface chemists, and atomic physicists

Elementary Particle PhysicsYORIKIYO NAGASHIMAUniversity of Osaka, Japan

✤ Provides up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of particle physics experiments

✤ Covers the theory of and beyond the standard model, and directly links it to the experiments

✤ A must have for researchers in ground based and astroparticle physics

READERSHIP: High energy physicists, theoretical physicists, astronomers, postgraduates, lecturers in physics, and libraries at universities, institutes and companies

Magnetoseismology FREDERICK W. MENK & COLIN L. WATERSBoth of University of Newcastle, Australia

✤ Provides a comprehensive account of magnetoseismology - the tool to monitor space weather

✤ Offers relevance to communication, power supply and many other critical systems, with computational

codes for analysis and evaluation

READERSHIP: Astronomers, geophysicists, geologists, and libraries at university, institutes and companies

Magneto-

seismology

Solar Astrophysics3rd Edition

PETER V. FOUKALCambridge Research and Instrumentation, Inc., UK

✤ Features new and updated content, especially in space weather, modern solar instrumentation, and

the impact of the sun on our climate

✤ Presents current knowledge of the sun explained with simple physics

✤ Covers the entire scope of important topics in solar research

READERSHIP: Students in physics and astronomy, geophysicists, lecturers in physics, astronomers, and university and institutional libraries

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Physics of Organic SemiconductorsWOLFGANG BRÜTTING, CHIHAYA ADACHI & RUSSELL J. HOLMESUniversity of Augsburg, Germany; Kyushu University, Japan; University of Minnesota, USA

✤ Features a highly interdisciplinary research field that spans solid state physics, chemistry and

materials science

✤ Bridges the gap between text book knowledge largely based on crystalline molecular solids on the one

side and other books focusing more on device applications

✤ Appeals to researchers working in the field of organic electronics, both in academia and industry, as

well as advanced master students or PhD students

✤ Provides a good overview of organic electronics or for teaching to introduce their students via

seminars or specialist courses

READERSHIP: Solid state physicists, materials scientists, physical chemists, electrical engineers, postgraduates, Ph.D. students, and university libraries

Optical Engineering of DiamondRICH MILDREN & JAMES RABEAUBoth of Macquarie University, Australia

✤ Serves as an up-to-date and accessible resource on the properties and applications of optical quality

synthetic diamond including single crystal, nanodiamond and polycrystalline

✤ Includes fundamental descriptions of how electromagnetic radiation interacts with diamond

✤ Describes how diamond is and may be used in optical applications, and the current status of these

technologies

✤ Includes major applications such as quantum computation and informatics, nano-imaging, high

performance lasers, and biomedicine

READERSHIP: Optical industry, surface physicists, optoelectronics manufacturers, semiconductor physicists, solid state physicists, bioengineers, advanced and postgraduate students and lecturers in laser specialists, biophysicists and related fields

Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics of Small SystemsFluctuation Relations and Beyond

RAINER KLAGES, WOLFRAM JUST, CHRISTOPHER JARZYNSKI & HEINZ GEORG SCHUSTERQueen Mary University of London, UK; Queen Mary University of London, UK; University of Maryland, USA; University of Kiel, Germany

✤ Features the recent progress in nonequilibrium statistical mechanics carried out on small systems

✤ Focuses on theoretical aspects, with a section on experimental investigations that informs on the

state of matter with the aim to encourage new experiments

✤ Appeals to both theorists and experimentalists

READERSHIP: Physicists, biophysicists, materials scientists, chemists, electrotechnicians, Ph.D. students, and postgraduatesSERIES: ANNUAL REVIEWS OF NONLINEAR DYNAMICS AND COMPLEXITY (VCH)

Nonequilibrium Statistical PhysicsGERD RÖPKEUniversity of Rostock, Germany

✤ Serves as the only coherent presentation of nonequilibrium statistical physics on the level of a

textbook, suited for masters, PhD and PostDoc students in physics and related disciplines

✤ Establishes the fact that nonequilibrium processes are indispensable for many fields of sciences such

as physics, chemistry, related natural sciences, and engineering, especially when it comes to the

development of new technologies

✤ Gives an insight in the problems of nonequilibrium physics, presents different standard approaches,

discusses limits, and suggests improvements. Includes classical as well as quantum statistical

many-particle approaches, with examples

✤ Includes fully worked problems, from simple to advanced, and summaries for each chapter

READERSHIP: Lecturers and students of physics and chemistry, physical chemists, materials scientists, statistics specialists, and libraries at universities and research institutes

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Biomedical Devices and Technology MARTIN CULJAT, RAHUL SINGH & HUA LEEUniversity of California, USA; University of California, USA; University of Illinois, USA

✤ Offers an entry-level, comprehensive view of the biomedical devices field with cutting-edge technical

content

✤ Encompasses the key areasof mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology within biomedical

engineering

✤ Includes 15 chapters, all prepared by top faculty members at the UCLA School of Medicine

✤ Covers devices and systems in diagnostic, surgical, and implant procedures

READERSHIP: Students in freshman year seminars and introductory biomedical engineering courses

Biomedical

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Companion to Quantum Computation and CommunicationMLADEN PAVICICUniversity of Zagreb, Croatia

✤ Serves as a self-contained guide of quantum computation and quantum communication that avoids

detailed mathematical proofs where possible

✤ Uses a mixed exposition in between a popular and a technical approach to quantum computation

✤ Connects the standard results of the field with more recent developments such as implementations

and new approaches

✤ Features an interdisciplinary interest in physics, mathematics, and computer science

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, students in physics, informatics, electrical engineering, lecturers, electrical engineers, libraries at universities

A Course of Theoretical Physics P. JOHN SHEPHERDEmeritus Professor, University of Exeter, UK

✤ Covers almost all theoretical physics topics that would typically be taught in an advanced bachelor

program or to prepare for a Masters in theoretical physics

✤ Serves as a guide for instructors, covering all the key topics of theoretical physics required in an

undergraduate physics program

✤ Presents an introduction to theoretical topics in physics for postgraduate students who aren’t

specialists in physics

✤ Includes, with full derivations of all expressions, accounts of Nobel-prize-winning work such as the

Weinberg–Salam theory of the electroweak interaction and the Bardeen–Cooper–Schrieffer theory of

superconductivity

READERSHIP: Instructors on topics of theoretical physics required in an undergraduate physics program, students of all levels who want an overview of topics in theoretical physics that weren’t part of their undergraduate curriculum

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Plasma MedicineALEXANDER FRIDMAN & GARY FRIEDMANBoth of Drexel University, USA

✤ Represents the first book on this topic aimed at the University teaching market

✤ Features the physics required to develop novel plasma discharges relevant for medical applications,

and the medicine to apply the technology not only in-vitro but also in vivo testing

✤ Provides the biology to understand complicated biochemical processes involved in plasma interaction

with living tissues

READERSHIP: Researchers and advanced students, researchers in the industrial health care field, as well as plasma scientists and engineers who are interested in entering this field

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Integrated Biomaterials for Biomedical TechnologyMURUGAN RAMALINGAM, ASHUTOSH TIWARI, SEERAM RAMAKRISHNA & HISATOSHI KOBAYASHIUniversity of Strasbourg, France; Linköping University, Sweden; National University of Singapore, Singapore; National Institute for Materials

Science, Japan

✤ Provides details on the current advancement in the field of biomaterials, written by experts of

biomaterials from around the world

✤ Addresses many applications for medical, tissue engineering, tissue regenerative, biomedical, and

bone tissue applications

✤ Incorporates figures and tables with current data

READERSHIP: Students, researchers, professors, and industrial experts in biomaterials, materials science and engineering, nanoscience and nanotechnology, bioengineering, biomedical sciences, and tissue engineeringSERIES: BIOMATERIALS SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Nanomaterials in Drug Delivery, Imaging, and Tissue Engineering ASHUTOSH TIWARILinkoping University, Sweden

✤ Covers nanotheragnostics which is the new edge of nanomedicine combining both diagnostic and

therapeutic elements at nano level

✤ Reports on nanoscopic therapeutic systems that incorporate therapeutic agents, molecular targeting

and diagnostic imaging capabilities

✤ Features a comprehensive 27-chapter multi-disciplinary book that will be invaluable to researchers

and scientists in materials science, bioengineering, pharmacy, biotechnology and nanotechnology

READERSHIP: Students and researchers from diverse backgrounds such as chemistry, materials science, physics, pharmacy, biological science, biotechnology and nanotechnology, and biomedical engineering

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Micro and Nanotechnologies in Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering MURUGAN RAMALINGAMUniversity of Strasbourg (UdS), France

✤ Covers current perspectives of micro and nanotechnologies for the advancement of cells and tissue

studies

✤ Gives a general view of fundamental principles of the up-to-date micro/nanotechnological advances in

cell and tissue engineering

✤ Features the works of four leading researchers in micro/nanotechnologies, stem cell and tissue

engineering who are able to illustrate, together with all the invited contributors, the latest and most

advanced accomplishments in this interdisciplinary field as well as provide valuable insights for its

future development

READERSHIP: Academicians researchers and students in materials science and engineering, bioengineering, biomaterials, nanotechnology, biomedical science and engineering, medicine, dental and pharmaceuticsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

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Chemical Sensors and BiosensorsRENE LALAUZEEcole Nationale Supérieure Des Mines, France

✤ Presents the role of electrical, electrochemical, piezoelectric and optical transducers in detection

mechanisms through their developments and from a performance point of view

✤ Places a large emphasis on interaction between chemical and biological species, in a gaseous or

liquid state, and details mineral and biological materials acting as sensitive elements

✤ Combines information from different scientists and professors from different universities and

constitutes an updating of the state-of-the-art for chemical sensors, biosensors and biochips

✤ Describes the constant progress being made in the theoretical and technological aspects concerning

studies and developments of chemical sensors, biosensors and biochips

READERSHIP: Students of engineering, materials science, biomedical engineering, bioinstrumentation and biosensors

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Effective Interpersonal and Team Communication Skills for Engineers CLIFFORD WHITCOMBNaval Postgraduate School, USA

✤ Helps engineers learn basic and advanced technical communication skills in order to cope with on

the job issues as well as presentation skills

✤ Uses self-assessment tools and practical examples

✤ Includes many engineering-specific case studies

READERSHIP: Engineer and technical communicators

Effective

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Skills for

Engineers

Implosion Lessons from National Security, High Reliability Spacecraft, Electronics, and the Forces which Changed Them

L. TEMPLE ✤ Features the complex inter-dependence of solid state electronics and practical implementations in

the national security and nation defense space programmes

✤ Presents the evolution of military standards for piece parts, quality and reliability as they affected

national security and national defense space programmes

✤ Provides insight into the attempted reforms of federal systems acquisition of national security and

national defense space systems in the latter half of the 20th Century

✤ Shows the complexity of science and technology public policy decisions in the context of political,

organisational and economic realities

READERSHIP: Aerospace industry, students, lecturers in engineering management, history of technology, and socio-political aspects of technology, instrumentation, measurement and testing, reliability and quality testing, and systems engineering standards

Implosion

Power Management Integrated Circuit Analysis and DesignWING-HUNG KIThe Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), PR China

✤ Presents concepts that are discussed in both qualitative and quantitative aspects

✤ Provides supplementary instructional materials for lecturers

✤ Features MATLAB simulation code for readers to download and practice on their own

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students in power electronics and VLSI, practicing IC design engineers, power management engineers and senior undergraduate students in electronic and computer engineering

Handbook of Measurement in Science and Engineering MYER KUTZJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc., USA

✤ Serves as the most comprehensive, up-to-date reference on engineering measurements covering all

major engineering disciplines

✤ Provides coverage of the basic theory, necessary tools, techniques of measurement and analysis, and

applications across disciplines

READERSHIP: Engineers, scientists, and technical managers in industry and government at all levels, members of major engineering associations, such as ASME, IEEE, ASCE, specialised societies, such as SAE, SME, academics and researchers

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Dynamic Modeling and Predictive Control in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells B. HUANGUniversity of Alberta, Canada

✤ Offers comprehensive coverage of SOFC dynamic models and modeling approach from first principles,

bringing together many aspects of SOFC technology in one book for the first time

✤ Provides parameters for all models developed for easy reference and reproducing of the results

✤ Discusses lumped model and distributed model from cell level to system level, and uses NMPC,

which is well understood by both industry and academia

✤ Features applications to the state-of-the-art unscented Kalman filter, model predictive control, and

monitoring techniques to SOFC systems

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, faculty members, and researchers in the area of fuel cells, process systems engineering, control systems engineering, process control, and electrochemical engineering

Dynamic

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Fuel Cells

Transmission Electron Microscopy in Micro-nanoelectronics A. CLAVERIE

✤ Presents in a simple and practical way the new quantitative techniques based on transmission

electron microscopy which have been recently invented or developed

✤ Addresses most of the main challenging issues scientists and process engineers have to face to

develop or optimize semiconductor layers and devices

READERSHIP: Scientists, process engineers, students

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Selective Visual Attraction Computational Models and Applications

H. ZHANGFudan University, PR China

✤ Provides a key knowledge boost to developers of image processing applications

✤ Emphasises the practical utility of attention mechanisms with a number of real world examples

✤ Includes tools such as robot navigation and object selection, image and video quality assessment, as

well as image and video coding

✤ Provides codes for users to apply in practical attentional models and mechanisms

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, researchers in neural networks, image processing, machine learning, computer vision, and other areas of biologically inspired model building and applications, practicing engineers, students and researchers

Selective

Visual

Attraction

Negotiating Cultural Encounters Narrating Intercultural Engineering and Technical Communication

HAN YU & GERALD SAVAGEKansas State University, USA; Illinois State University, USA

✤ Responds to the need for new cases in intercultural communication

✤ Features the works of contributors with diverse backgrounds in terms of training, cultural

backgrounds, geographical locations, workplace roles, affiliations, and assigned projects

✤ Covers various topics such as designing e-commerce websites, localising manufacture equipment and

documentation, and translating healthcare product materials

✤ Provides hands-on application of cultural heuristics and dimensions

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers, technical experts, engineering management, engineering teachers and training professionals, technical writers, editors, translators, researchers, engineering and technical communications students at all levelsSERIES: IEEE PCS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION SERIES

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Handbook of 3D IntegrationVolume 1 and 2 – Technology and Applications of 3D Integrated Circuits

PHILIP GARROU, CHRISTOPHER BOWER & PETER RAMMResearch Triangle Park, USA; Semprius Inc., USA; Fraunhofer Institute IZM, Germany

✤ Puts the known physical limitations for classic 2D electronics into perspective with the requirements

for further electronics developments and market necessities

✤ Shows 3D solutions to the feature density problem

✤ Addresses important issues such as wafer processing, die bonding, packaging technology, and thermal

aspects

✤ Contains contributions from key players in the field - companies, institutes and academia

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, and lecturers, materials scientists, electronics engineers, physicists, IT engineers, and electrical engineers

Numerical Analysis in ElectromagneticsThe TLM Method

PIERRE SAGUET ✤ Gives a broad overview of the TLM (Transmission Line Matrix) method

✤ Explains how the TLM method has acquired a reputation for being a powerful and effective tool by

numerous teams and still benefits today from significant theoretical developments

✤ Contains applications examples, enabling the reader to draw conclusions regarding the performance

of the implemented techniques, at the same time validate them

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in the field of engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and electromagnetic theory

ElectromagnetismMaxwell Equations, Wave Propagation and Emission

TAMER BECHERRAWY ✤ Addresses electromagnetic theory and its applications

✤ Discusses basic concepts and mathematical analysis

✤ Includes advanced topics, such as wave theory, special relativity, emission of radiation by charges

and antennas, induction, as well as Maxwell equations and electromagnetic waves

✤ Provides four additional topics which include guided waves, relativistic electrodynamics, particles in

an electromagnetic field and emission of radiation

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students in physics and engineering

Supervision and Safety of Complex Systems N. MATTAUniversity of Technology of Troyes, France

✤ Presents results of projects carried out by both scientific and industry researchers into the techniques

to help in maintenance, control, supervision and security of systems

✤ Takes into account the technical environmental and human factors

✤ Supported by the Scientific Group GIS 3SGS. A collaborative work from 13 partners (academic and

industrial) who have come together to deal with security problems

✤ Focuses on stochastic and dynamic modeling, maintenance, forecasting, diagnosis, reliability,

performance, organizational, human and environmental factors, uncertainty and experience feedback

READERSHIP: Professionals in engineering & materials science / electrical & electronics engineering / control systems technology

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Reliability Engineering KAILASH C. KAPURUniversity of Washington, USA

✤ Provides worked problems, a solutions manual, and class-tested material

✤ Helps readers set guiding principles that can be used to design and manage reliability programs for

the contemporary world

✤ Teaches readers to design the process capability considering potential failure modes, failure sites,

and failure mechanisms, obtained from the physics of failure, analysis, and the life cycle profile

✤ Explains how to integrate reliability methods and techniques in the Six Sigma Process and Design for

Six Sigma

READERSHIP: Professionals interested in gaining knowledge of the practical aspects of reliability, advanced undergraduates, postgraduates; corporate sales people, trainers, and librariesSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

Reliability

Engineering

Calibration of Industrial Robot Manipulators P. MAURINEInstitut National Des Sciences Appliquées (INSA), France.

✤ Focuses on the calibration of robot manipulators

✤ Develops the practical methods used in the industrial world

✤ Presents case studies of successes and failures in the industrial world

✤ Shows why calibration is essential to fulfill the requirements of an innovative automated

manufacturing line

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer studies; robotics researchers working in industry or in governmentSERIES: ISTE

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Modern Machine Learning Techniques and Their Applications in Cartoon Animation Research JUN YU & DACHENG TAOBoth of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

✤ Serves as an introductory book for those needing to understand the modern machine learning

techniques and their applications in specific areas like cartoon animation research

✤ Helps readers learn the latest machine learning techniques

✤ Includes patch alignment framework, spectral clustering, graph cuts and convex relaxation, ensemble

manifold learning, multiple kernel learning, multiview subspace learning, and multiview distance

metric learning

✤ Presents the applications of these modern machine learning techniques in cartoon animation research

READERSHIP: Engineers, scientists, and professionalsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON SYSTEMS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

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Autonomous Learning SystemsFrom Data Streams to Knowledge in Real-time

PLAMEN ANGELOVLancaster University, UK

✤ Presents the subject systematically in a logical sequence from explaining the fundamentals to

illustrating the proposed approach with numerous applications

✤ Discusses a wide range of applications in fields including unmanned vehicles/robotics, oil refineries,

chemical industry and biomedicine

✤ Provides illustrations and software code that can be used for further research as well as lecture notes

that can be used for teaching short courses

READERSHIP: Academics and researchers interested in control theory, fuzzy logic, machine learning and system identification, practicing engineers and R&D engineers in the aerospace, process and intelligent transportation industries

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XAVIER ROBOAMCNRS, France

✤ Unveils a methodological vision of the systemic design process with various methods of analysis and

optimisation, modeling approach, and design tools

✤ Offers a systemic analysis methods for quality and stability of systems, including safety and

robustness analysis

✤ Gathers the French academic vision on that topic with participation of 10 research labs in electrical

engineering in universities of Belfort, Grenoble, Lille, Lyon, Nancy, Nantes-St Nazaire, Paris, and

Toulouse

READERSHIP: Students, lecturers and practitioners in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and power technology and power engineering

Systemic

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Integrated Design by Optimization of Electrical Energy SystemsXAVIER ROBOAM

✤ Presents the vision of French academics about electrical energy system design methodologies

✤ Dedicated to discussion of analysis about EESs and system management

✤ Focused on modeling and sizing tools of EESs

READERSHIP: Students, lecturers and practitioners in engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and power technology and power engineering

Handbook of Power Systems Engineering with Power Electronics Applications2nd Edition

YOSHIHIDE HASEKokushikan-University, Japan

✤ Features new chapters and coverage of the theories and practical applications of power electronics

✤ Includes EHV and high voltage applications such as DC-transmission, SVC, speed adjustable pumped

storage hydro generation, and various power conditioner applications such as UPS, and wind

generation

✤ Covers the IEC-Standards from 2010

✤ Offers a thorough treatment of fundamental principles of power system engineering and theories of

the power system network, combining theories and technologies into a single unified hierarchy

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers, engineering companies, engineers in power generation, transmission line and sub-station equipment, total network-dispatching control, local equipment control, protection, postgraduates and advanced students

Instantaneous Power Theory and Applications to Power Conditioning 2nd Edition

HIROFUMI AKAGITokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

✤ New edition includes exercises at the end of many chapters, includes practical examples, and

information on hybrid filter for medium voltage application

✤ Introduces many important concepts in the field of active filtering that cannot be found in other books

✤ Presents a review of power theories and shows that the instantaneous power theory gives an important

basic knowledge for the understanding and designing of shunt, series, combined shunt-series power

active filters as well as hybrid passive-active power filters

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduates, postgraduates and electrical engineers interested in understanding or solving harmonic pollution problemsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON POWER ENGINEERING

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-10761-4

Instantaneous

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Acoustic Microscopy and Ultrasonic ImagingFrom Principles to Applications

ROMAN GR. MAEVUniversity of Windsor, Canada

✤ Includes new transducer materials or novel array solutions which have led to the design of new

devices

✤ Presents novel results and techniques that enables experts from different disciplines to apply those

methods and therefore to move further research

✤ Features the works of Roman Maev, an experienced author and one of the leading scientists in this area

READERSHIP: Test engineers, materials scientists, solid state chemists and physicists, bioengineers, life scientists, pharma engineers, libraries at universities, libraries at university institutes

Fundamental Elements of Applied Superconductivity in Electrical Engineering Y. WANGNorth China Electric Power University, PR China

✤ Presents a clear introduction to the application of superconductor in electrical engineering and

related fundamental technologies

✤ Arms readers with the technological aspects of superconductivity required to produce a machine

✤ Covers power supplying technologies in superconducting electric apparatus

READERSHIP: Academic researchers, postgraduates and senior undergraduates inelectrical engineering, superconducting device researchers, and engineers

Fundamental

Elements of

Applied Super-

conductivity

in Electrical

Engineering

Frontiers of Electronic MaterialsJÖRG HEBER, DARRELL SCHLOM, YOSHINORI TOKURA, RAINER WASER & MATTHIAS WUTTIGNature Materials, UK; Cornell University, USA; The University of Tokyo, Japan; RWTH Aachen, Germany; RWTH Aachen, Germany

✤ Reports on the hottest topics in condensed matter research and therefore forms an essential resource

for the researchers of today and tomorrow

✤ Presents fundamental as well as application-oriented research; covering superionic conductors,

thermoelectrics, photovoltaics as well as chip architectures and computational concepts

✤ Features the works of high profile authors from US, Japan, Korea, and Europe

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, solid state physicists, electronics engineers, solid state chemists, libraries at universities, and libraries at university institutes

Solar Energy at Urban Scale B. BECKERSCompiègne University of Technology, France

✤ Collects the points of view of 18 specialists from around the world on the interaction between solar

energy and constructions

✤ Discusses the combination of territorial, urban and architectural scales to better regulate energetic

efficiency and light comfort for the sustainable city

✤ Proposes a multi-disciplinary and systematic approach concerning specialities as different as

meteorology, geography, architecture and urban engineering systems, all surrounding the essential

problem of solar radiation

READERSHIP: Students, lecturers and practitioners in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, power technology and power engineering, and wind and solar energy

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Advanced Instrumentation and Computer I/O DesignDefined Accuracy Decision, Control, and Process Applications2nd Edition

PATRICK H. GARRETTThe University of Cincinnati, USA

✤ Incorporates the latest electronic devices and system applications

✤ Presents updated content with improved accuracyofthe design models between their theoretical

derivations and actual measured results

✤ Features end-of-chapter problems and case studies that are based on actual industry, laboratory and

aerospace system designs

✤ Includes a separate solutions manual

READERSHIP: Instrumentation and measurement device and circuit engineers, engineers specialising in sensing technology, robotics system engineers, and manufacturing automation specialists

Polymeric Sensors and ActuatorsJ. FINKMontanuniversität, Austria

✤ Offers a comprehensive discussion on sensors, a very large and growing market

✤ Covers in some depth the various polymers that are used for sensors and actuators from the view of

organic chemistry

✤ The author has researched both scientific papers and patents to include all the recent discoveries

and applications

✤ Chapters on the methods of fabrication, smart textiles, actuators, as well as the processing of data

are included

READERSHIP: Researchers and students in chemistry, polymer science, materials science, and electrical engineering

Fundamentals of Modern Measurements Theory and Practice

A. FERREROPolitecnico Di Milano University, Italy

✤ Provides a systematic analysis of modern measurement technologiesfrom basics to applications

✤ Includes downloadable application examples including MATLAB codes, and a separate solution

manual

✤ Features the works written by the authority in IEEE Man, System & Cybernetic Society

✤ Covers practical application examples in the second part of the book

READERSHIP: Professionals in measurement and instrumentation, electrical engineerswhose interest is in metrology, signal processing, data processing professionals, systems engineers, postgraduates and undergraduates in electrical engineering

Fundamentals

of Modern

Measurements

Polarimetric Scattering and SAR Information Retrieval Y. Q. JINFudan University, PR China

✤ Features theoretical scattering models and SAR data analysis techniques

✤ Explains the simulation of SAR images for mono- and bi-static radars, covering both qualitative and

quantitative information retrieval

✤ Covers chapter topics such as theoretical scattering models; SAR data analysis and processing

techniques; and theoretical quantitative simulation reconstruction and inversion techniques

✤ Includes MATLAB code for readers to run their own routines

READERSHIP: Research scientists, engineers and scientists, application developers, remote sensing specialists, users of SAR and polarimetric SAR technology, and postgraduates in electric engineering, physics, earth and space sciences

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Object Detection and Recognition in Digital Images Theory and Practice

BOGUSLAW CYGANEKAGH-University of Science and Technology, Poland

✤ Discusses the most significant and up-to-date methods of object detection and recognition

✤ Offers a balanced treatment between theory, implementation (mainly C++ of crucial algorithms, with

some algorithms in MATLAB) and case studies detailing practical applications of the discussed

methods

✤ Features a companion website hosting software, example data files, test images, colour images, as

well as additional material such as software manual, and solutions to exercises

READERSHIP: Professionals, researchers, R&D engineers and developers, working in computer vision and related areas, postgraduates involved in computer vision, digital signal processing, image processing and associated areas

Object

Detection

and

Recognition

in Digital

Images

Direct Eigen Control for Induction Machines and Synchronous MotorsJEAN CLAUDE ALACOQUE

✤ Describes a new fast type of motor control applied to asynchronous machine (AM), surface mounted

permanent magnet synchronous motor (SM-PMSM) and interior permanent magnet synchronous motor

(I-PMSM) with various examples

✤ Summarises a method that supersedes the two known direct control solutions – Direct Self Control

and Direct Torque Control - to be used for AC motor control and to control input filter current and

voltage of an inverter feeding an AC motor

✤ Presents comprehensive simulations that are easy for the reader to reproduce on a computer

✤ Features control programmes that are hosted on a companion website

READERSHIP:Researchers in drive control; postgraduates in electric machines, electric engineers in the field of railways, electric cars, plane surface control, military applications, engineers in machine tools, robots, rolling mills, and senior undergraduatesSERIES: WILEY – IEEE

Embedded Systems Hardware, Design and Implementation

KRZYSZTOF INIEWSKIUniversity of Alberta, Canada

✤ Features the works of top industry experts and key academic professors

✤ Presents a comprehensive coverage with extensive cross-referencing features

✤ Covers potential for new marketsand technologies

✤ Discusses testability for the embedded system design

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers and managers working in energy and networking, senior undergraduates, and postgraduate students

Embedded

Systems

Algorithmic and AI Methods for Protein Bioinformatics YI PANGeorgia State University, USA

✤ Includes 30 chapters, in five parts, from an array of industry experts

✤ Contains chapters on protein sequence analysis, protein structure analysis, protein structure

alignment and assessment, protein-protein interaction analysis and application of protein analysis

✤ Includes case studies in applications of protein bioinformatics

✤ Covers AI techniques such as Support Vector Machines (SVMs), Hidden Markov Models (HMM),

neural networks and more

READERSHIP: Bioinformatics specialists in academia, industry professionals in pharmaceuticals, data mining researchers, postgraduates, molecular biologists, mathematical scientists, senior undergraduates, postgraduates, and PhD studentsSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN BIOINFORMATICS

Algorithmic

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Microwave and Millimeter Wave Circuits and SystemsEmerging Design, Technologies and Applications

APOSTOLOS GEORGIADIS, HENDRIK ROGIER, LUCA ROSELLI & PAOLO ARCIONICentre Tecnològic De Telecomunicacions De Catalunya (CTTC), Spain; Ghent University, Belgium; University of Perugia, Italy;

University of Pavia, Italy

✤ Discusses modeling and design strategies for new appealing applications in the domain of microwave

and millimeter wave circuits and systems

✤ Addresses modeling, design and applications both from the circuit as from the system perspective

✤ Covers the latest innovations in the respective fields

✤ Addresses a selected problem and challenge within the field of Microwave and Millimeter wave

circuits in each chapter, with case studies and examples where appropriate

READERSHIP: Engineers, researchers, research project managers and engineers working in R&D, professors, and postgraduates, PhD students, and professionals working in product development

Dictionary of Computer Vision and Image Processing 2nd Edition

ROBERT FISHERUniversity of Edinburgh, UK

✤ Contains an additional 1000 new terms to reflect current updates, which includes a significantly

increased focus on image processing terms, as well as machine learning terms

✤ Features citations to the terms to point to further reading about each term

✤ Offers supplementary regrouping of related terms by concept

✤ Provides illustrated diagrams and images to help clarify explanation

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduates, Masters and PhD students; researchers in computer vision and image processing, IT applications groups at companies; experienced professionals in computer vision, image processing and multimedia applications

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-01526-1

Dictionary of

Computer

Vision and

Image

Processing

Power Systems Signal Processing PAULO F. RIBEIRO, PROF AUGUSTO SANTIAGO CERQUEIRA, PROF MOISES VIDAL RIBEIRO, PROF PAULO MÉRCIO DA SILVEIRA & PROF CARLOS AUGUSTO DUQUECalvin College, USA; Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil; Federal Universityof Juiz de Fora, Brazil; Feral University of Itajubá, Brazil;

Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil

✤ Provides an exhaustive reference on the analysis of time-varying waveform distortions in power

systems, detailing many different approaches

✤ Contains case studies and basic application examples, tables, and graphs to enable better

understanding of the methods presented

✤ Features the work written by a range of professionals, varying from university lecturers to practicing

power engineers, and edited by a well-known professor in power issues

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, practicing utility engineers, university professors and researchers working in power systems and power quality areas, senior undergraduates, consultants, and maintenance, instrumentation and power electronics engineersSERIES: WILEY – IEEE

Power

Systems

Signal

Processing

Signal and Image Multiresolution AnalysisA. OUAHABIUniversité De Tours, France

✤ Presents a topic that has been of high attention for computer graphics, geometric modeling,

visualisation, signal and image processing, biomedical engineering, andtelecommunication over the

last few years

✤ Reveals the various advantages of using multiresolution analysis

✤ Gives insight into the extent of the power in using multiresolution analysis

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in the fields of mathematics, statistics and waveletsSERIES: ISTE

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Advanced Mobility and Transport EngineeringS. HAMMADIEcole Centrale de Lille, France

✤ Aims to design and develop methodologies in order to realise a MIS tool which can ensure permanent

multimodal information availability before and during travel, considering passengers’ mobility

✤ Proposes methods and tools that help transport network customers to formulate their requests when

they connect to their favorite information systems through PC, laptop, cell phone, Portable Digital

Assistant (PDA), etc

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, communication technology, and networks

Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB ApplicationsRICHARD J. TERVO University of New Brunswick, USA

✤ Tervo first introduces actual behaviour of specific signals and then uses them to motivate presentation

of mathematical concepts

✤ The goal is to help students who can’t visualize phenomena from an equation to develop their

intuition and learn to analyse signals by inspection

✤ Most of the examples and problems are designed to use MATLAB, making the presentation more in

line with modern engineering practice

✤ Extensive use of innovative applications in examples and problems

READERSHIP: Electrical Engineering students with Communications modules

Instrumentation and Metrology in Oceanography M. LE MENNConservatoire National Des Arts Et Métiers (CNAM), France

✤ Describes oceanographic sensors, instruments, instruments carriers and calibration techniques

✤ Covers allaspects of oceanographic instrumentation, including technology of sensors and instruments,

ways of measurement, boats, floats, and platforms

READERSHIP: Second or third year geography undergraduates, technicians andengineersin geology and environmental sciences, oceanography and paleoceanography

Instru-

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and

Metrology in

Oceanography

RF/Microwave Circuit Design for Wireless Applications2nd Edition

ULRICH L. ROHDE & MATTHIAS RUDOLPHSynergy Microwave Corporation, USA; Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany

✤ Discusses complete systems for which circuits are designed as well as the device technologies on

which the devices and circuits are based

✤ Presents theory as well as practical issues such as new 4G telecommunication standards, the design

of power amplifiers and recent advances in the understanding of noise in mixers and oscillators

✤ Introduces wireless systems and modulation types, as well as a systematic approach that

differentiates between designing for battery-operated devices and base-station design

READERSHIP: Circuit designers, engineers, designers and manufacturers, researchers in semiconductor technologies, telecommunications and wireless transmission systems, developers of simulation software, postgraduates and researchers

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Safety of Software-based Systems JEAN-LOUIS BOULANGERIndependent Safety Assessor (ISA), France

✤ Offers a comparison between the different standards applicable to safety critical software

applications, covering a range of technologies

✤ Presents an analysis of safety standards and their implementation in certification strategies from

different domains such as aeronautics, automation, automotive, nuclear, railway and space

applications

✤ Features the works of authors belong to theCG2E (”Club des Grandes Entreprises de l’Embarqué”),

who are experts from all domains and standards

READERSHIP: Engineering and materials scientists and industrial engineers

Safety of

Software-

based

Systems

System Engineering of Computer Networks Reliability and Fault Tolerance

NORMAN F. SCHNEIDEWINDNaval Postgraduate School, USA

✤ Features the works written by a reliable computer based system expert who has served the US

Homeland Security Committee

✤ Includes both wired and wireless (mobile) networks

✤ Demonstrates how to plan and develop reliable and fault tolerant network

READERSHIP: Computer-based systems engineers, software engineers, and hardware and network engineers SERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON SYSTEMS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

System

Engineering

of Computer

Networks

Evolutionary Algorithms for Mobile Ad hoc Networks PASCAL BOUVRYUniversity of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

✤ Identifies, models and optimises solutions to problems that arise in daily research

✤ Presents complete and up-to-date surveys on topics like network and mobility simulators

✤ Provides sample problems along with solutions and descriptions used to solve each, with all code

available to reference on a supplementary website online

✤ Covers current, relevantissues in mobile networks, including energy use, broadcasting performance,

device mobility, and more

READERSHIP: Researchers of mobile networks, PhD students specialising inoptimisation, advanced search techniques, multi-objective optimisation, and mobile networks, senior undergraduates and postgraduates studying mobile networksSERIES: NATURE-INSPIRED COMPUTING SERIES

Evolutionary

Algorithms

for Mobile

Ad hoc

Networks

Electronic Health Records Standards, Coding Systems, Frameworks and Infrastructures

PRADEEP K. SINHACentre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), India

✤ Offers comprehensive coverage of available EHR, or Electronic Health Record standards, including

ISO, European Union Standards, and National initiatives by Sweden, Netherlands, Canada, Australia

and many others

✤ Includes a glossary containing definitions of frequently used terms in the area of Electronics Health

Record to allow the readers to quickly find out the meaning of a term of his/her interest

✤ Contains numerous diagrams and illustration to facilitate comprehension

✤ Discusses security and reliability of data

READERSHIP: IT Specialists in EHR; software engineers specialised in EHR, US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

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Mathematical Theories for Computer and Network Security Engineering M. HAMDIEngineering School of Communications (Sup’Com), Tunisia

✤ Focuses on four major issues,which include security policy engineering, network security risk

management, secure multimedia transmission and wireless sensor networks engineering

✤ Introduces new mathematical models that allow efficient design and implementation of surveillance

systems based on the WSN technology

✤ Includes military applications like mobile target tracking, as well as a section on vehicular technology

and WLANs

✤ Investigates future research areas through case studies

READERSHIP: Network security researchers, professors, and studentsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION NETWORKS SECURITY

Mathematical

Theories for

Computer

and Network

Security

Engineering

Audiovisual ArchivesDigital Text and Discourse Analysis

P. STOCKINGERNational Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilisations (INALCO), France

✤ Describes “active appropriation”, which is the use of existing digital audiovisual resources by users or

user communities according to their expectations, needs, interests or desires

✤ Demonstrates well-known “from data to metadata” or “from simple information to relevant

knowledge” problems, which influences the effective use, social impact and relevancy, and future, of

digital knowledge archives

✤ Gives the practical, technical, and theoretical context of converting audiovisual archives to digital

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and communication technology

Green Networking FRANCINE KRIEFBordeaux Institute of Technology, France

✤ Presents recent advances and future directions in green networking

✤ Includes discussion on energy efficient networks such as wired networks, wireless networks, mobile

networks, adaptive networks, green terminals, and industrial research in green networking for smart

cities

READERSHIP: Engineers in networking, computer, electronics, PhD students, teachers and researchers in networking,engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and communication technology

Green

Networking

Digital Color ImagingCHRISTINE FERNANDEZ-MALOIGNE, FREDERIQUE ROBERT-INACIO & LUDOVIC MACAIREPoitiers University, France; ISEN, France; Lille 1 University, France

✤ Identifies the latest developments in the field of automatic processing and analysis of digital colour

images

✤ Presents a critical state-of-the-art perspective on the scientific issues raised by the various steps

constituting the chain of colour image processing

✤ Covers a wide range of topics related to computational colour imaging

✤ Includes colour filtering and segmentation, colour texture characterisation, colour invariant for object

recognition, colour and motion analysis, as well as colour image and video indexing and retrieval

READERSHIP: Those interested in computing, computer graphics designers, and general computer graphics professionalsSERIES: ISTE

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LTE Security Revised Edition

GUTHER HORNNokia Siemens Networks, Germany

✤ Features a concise, fully updated guide to the 3GPP LTE Security Standardisation specifications

✤ Describes the essential elements of LTE and SAE Security, written by leading experts who

participated in decisively shaping SAE/LTE security in the relevant standardisation body, 3GPP

✤ Explains the rationale behind the standards specifications giving readers a broader understanding of

the context to these specifications

✤ Includes new chapters covering 3GPP work on system enhancements for MTC, plus application layer

security in ETSI TC M2M and embedded smart card in ETSI SCP and more

READERSHIP: System engineers, developers, technical sales professionals, communication engineers and software developers in mobile communication field, security experts, technical managers, students, and researchers in LTE securitySERIES: NSN/NOKIA SERIES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-66103-1

LTE Security

Vehicle Safety CommunicationsProtocols, Security, and Privacy

TAO ZHANG & LUCA DELGROSSITelcordia Technologies, USA; Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc., USA

✤ Provides a systemic description of cooperative vehicle systems

✤ Features content based on author’s extensive involvement in research development and real world,

cooperative vehicle safetydemonstrations

✤ Offers an up-to-date, in-depth look at current crucial issues in the research community, automotive

industry, and government agencies around the world

✤ Explains important technology such as 5.9 GHz Dedicated Short Range Communications, on-board

equipment (OBE) and roadside equipment (RSE)

READERSHIP: Engineers and professionals in cooperative vehicle safety and communications, engineers, automakers, suppliers, management and technical personnel, professors and students in vehicle communicationsSERIES: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SERIES

Global NetworksTheir Design, Engineering and Operation

G. KEITH CAMBRONFormerly of AT&T Labs, USA

✤ Offers comprehensive treatment of the key theories and technologies associated with the design of

modern communications networks, including equipment, systems and network design

✤ Provides coverage on equipment and software design, mobile networks, integration and the

characteristics of large network outages

✤ Features a complete and up-to-date picture of communications technologies from initial design

through to application

✤ Includes a section on future challenges such as the Exabyte traffic growth and an assessment of the

dual roles of IPV4 and IPV6

READERSHIP: Network engineers designing carrier equipment and systems, IT developers designing support systems, postgraduates in engineering communications course, researchers, industry professionals requiring reference or refresherSERIES: WILEY– IEEE

Security for Cognitive Wireless Networks L. MUCCHIUniversity of Florence, Italy

✤ Deals with all the latest research approaches for cognitive networks

✤ Helps researchers learn about wireless security in cognitive radio networks and outlines key threats

and challenges

✤ Discusses on key issues such as PKI-based security, chip-based security, hardware-oriented security,

and wireless attacks

✤ Includes a section on myths and facts

READERSHIP: Researchers in telecommunication engineeringSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION NETWORKS SECURITY

Security for

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Mobile Ad Hoc Networking The Cutting-Edge Directions2nd Edition

STEFANO BASAGNI, MARCO CONTI, SILVIA GIORDANO & IVAN STOJMENOVICNortheastern University, USA; Institute of Informatics and Telematics, Italy; University of Applied Science, Switzerland;

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico

✤ Covers sensor, actuator and robot networking, mesh networks, delay tolerant and opportunistic

networking, and vehicular networks

✤ Provides information about the current trends in sensor, actuator and robot networking, mesh

networks, delay tolerant and opportunistic networking, and vehicular networks

✤ Seeks to provide up-to-date information on research and development activities in the rapidly growing

area of networks, based on the multi-hop ad hoc networking paradigm

READERSHIP: Researchers, postgraduates in computer science and electrical engineering, and researchers and developers in telecommunication industrySERIES: IEEE SERIES ON DIGITAL & MOBILE COMMUNICATION

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-37313-1

Mobile

Ad Hoc

Networking

3G, 4G and BeyondBringing Networks, Devices and the Web Together2nd Edition

MARTIN SAUTERNortel Networks, Germany

✤ Features new sections such as VoLTE, the evolution to 4G, mobile internet access, LTE-Advanced,

Wi-Fi security and backhaul for wireless networks

✤ Describes the successful commercialisation of Web 2.0 services such as Facebook, and the

emergence of app stores, tablets and smartphones

✤ Includes a new section on Voice over DSL and Cable with Femtocells from the perspective of both

the user and the network provider

✤ Examines the evolution of mobile devices and operating systems, including ARM and x86

architecture and their applications to voice-optimised and multimedia devices

READERSHIP: Telecommunication engineers, telecom consultants, professionals and researchers, and computer science students

Photonics for THz and Millimeter Waves in Ultra-Fast Wireless Communications CI-LING PANNational Tsing Hua University (NTHU), Taiwan

✤ Considers the applications of THz and MMW waves for next generation wireless communication,

including airport security checks, bio imagery, radio astronomy, and fundamental science research

✤ Features the development of communication and sensing applications in the millimeter wave to THz

segment

✤ Discusses new and emerging applications such as pulse-shaper combined with high-power photodiode

for MMW signal generation, as well as high-power photonic transmitter with various PD techniques

✤ Provides an overview of the key technologies for THz and MMW waves, appealing to both students

and experts in the technical sectors

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and researchers in microwave engineering and optoelectronic device physics, and engineers in the radio-over-fibre communication industry working on next generation photonics-based wireless communication

Photonics for

THz and

Millimeter

Waves in Ultra-

Fast Wireless

Communi-

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Joint Source-Channel CodingANDRES KWASINSKI, PAMELA COSMAN & VINAY CHANDERochester Institute of Technology, USA; University of California, San Diego, USA; Qualcomm Inc, USA

✤ Presents the material needed to understand how to obtain high performance in communication

systems and networks

✤ Consolidates important material obtained from many sources

✤ Serves as an ideal reference for postgraduate level courses on digital or wireless communications, as

well as courses on information theory

READERSHIP: Academic and industrial researchers, development engineers, system engineers, system architects and software engineers, postgraduates, and scientistsSERIES: WILEY – IEEE

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The History of MathematicsA Brief Course3rd Edition

ROGER COOKEUniversity of Vermont, USA

✤ Presents specific parts of the history of mathematics as individual lessons and blends in the complexity of

the subject by focusing on three main principles: mathematical content, historical fact, and integration

✤ Includes newly written or revised exercises that are classified within three levels of difficulty:

technical; factual, and integrative, blending both technical and factual aspectsinto a coherent

narrative that discusses meaning and significance

✤ Provides 36 chapters, each of which can be discussed in one 50-minute class, and also includes six

optional chapters that can be substituted based on instructor preference

READERSHIP: Undergraduates in history of mathematics for science, engineering, and secondary education majors, and professional and trade audiences

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-44459-6

Model Building in Mathematical Programming 5th Edition

H.PAUL WILLIAMSEmeritus Professor, London School of Economics, UK

✤ Discusses the general principles of model building in mathematical programming and its applications

✤ Provides extensive coverage of modelling alternatives and new material on modeling non-linear statistics

✤ New chapters and sections explore the latest developments in stochastic programming, constraint

programming and column generation as well as modeling languages

✤ Now accompanied by a supporting website featuring solutions and examples of programming

languages such as GAMs and AMPL

READERSHIP: Undergraduates, postgraduates, research students and managers in Operational ResearchManagement science. Engineers, mathematicians, and scientists who develop/use mathematical programming models

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-99788-7

Model

Building in

Mathematical

Programming

Optics in Instruments Applications in Biology and Medicine

JEAN PIERRE GOUREUniversité Jean Monnet, France

✤ Emphasises the role of optical instruments, where the optics is often hidden by the mechanics,

electronics, computers

✤ Provides the foundation for understanding how they work, and shows how the main principles are

implicated in the implementation of optical instruments

✤ Describes the different components involved: the sources and sytems such as optical zoom

READERSHIP: Engineers, students, and technicians

Optics in

Instruments

Heterogeneous Cellular NetworksROSE QINGYANG HU & YI QIANUtah State University, USA; University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA

✤ Features the new paradigm in cellular network domain: a heterogeneous network containing network

nodes with different characteristics such as transmission power and RF coverage area

✤ Provides a clear approach to the topic through tables, illustrations, industry case studies, tutorials

and examples to cover the related topics

✤ Includes new research results and state-of-the-art technological developments and implementation

issues

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, professors, researchers, scientists, practitioners, and engineers in the technical areas of wireless communications and networks, undergraduates, industry managers, and government research agenciesSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON RF AND MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY

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Finite Element Method GOURI DHATT, EMMANUEL LEFRANçOIS & GILBERTTOUZOTUniversity of Technology of Compiègne, France; University of Technology of Compiègne, France; President of UNIT Foundation, France

✤ Represents a manual of the complete description of FEM, covering approximation techniques, weak

formulation of physical problems written in form of partial differential equations, various numerical

technique and computer implementation

✤ Features a unified presentation of the method, describing in detail all the aspects of transforming a

physical problem to its computer implementation

✤ Includes new theoretical description of locking and patch tests, various fluid mechanics problems,

plus MATLAB implementation of the method

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students in civil engineering, mechanical engineering and applied mathematics

Finite

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Quantum Dynamics for Classical SystemsWith Applications of the Number Operator

F. BAGARELLOUniversity of Palermo, Italy

✤ Discusses the use of mathematical tools that are related to quantum mechanics and features

applications in several contexts including finance, biology, and social science

✤ Features applications across diverse fields including stock markets and population migration and

provides a unique quantum perspective on these classes of models

✤ Provides solutions on how to use creation and annihilation operators for classical problems

✤ Addresses the recent increase in research and literature on the many applications of quantum tools

in applied mathematics

READERSHIP: Researchers, professionals, and academics in applied mathematics, economics, physics, biology,andsociology, postgraduate and PhD students, and academic libraries

Applied Diffusion Processes from Engineering to Finance JACQUES JANSSENSolvay Business School, Belgium

✤ Highlights the strict interrelations that exist between the diffusion models in engineering, finance

and insurance

✤ Explains analytical, numerical and Monte Carlo simulation methods and describes their applications

in relation to problems presented in the book

✤ Presents advanced non-linear problems, Lévy processes and semi-Markov models in interactions with

the diffusion models

READERSHIP: Heat transfer engineers, financial analysts and high-level actuaries, as well as researchers in finance, insurance and heat transfer

Applied

Diffusion

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to Finance

Introduction to Abstract Algebra4th Edition

W. KEITH NICHOLSONUniversity of Calgary, Canada

✤ Includes real world applications to show the utility of the abstract concepts

✤ Focuses on the high end of modern algebra

✤ Offers hundreds of exercises,with varied levels of difficulty

✤ Features an accompanying Student Solution Manual. Exercises from the book have been selected,

and the solutions are presented in an understandable way for students with an instructor’s manual

available upon written request

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates of abstract algebra, students taking PhD qualifying exams aswell as independent study coursesin the U.S. and abroad, particularly Asia, and university and departmental libraries worldwide

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A First Course in Probability and Markov ChainsGIUSEPPE MODICAUniversità di Firenze, Italy

✤ Presents the basic elements of statistics and probability to students with an engineering background

✤ Looks at Combinatorics, elementary probability, probability measures and Bernoulli processes

✤ Features applications of Law of Large Numbers and stochastic matrices, and discusses Discrete Time

Discrete Markov Chains (DTDMC)

✤ Includes illustrations, examples and problems, some of them with solutions

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in mathematics, science and engineering courses. Academics and students in mathematics, science, and engineering courses

General Theory of Coherent Lower Previsions MATTHIAS TROFFAES & GERT DE COOMANDurham University, UK; Ghent University, Belgium

✤ Illustrates ways in which the theory of Lower Previsions can be extended to cover a larger set of

random quantities

✤ Highlights a crucial problem in the theory of imprecise probability and provides a detailed theory on

how to resolve it

✤ Includes illustrative examples to support the understanding of the main concepts

✤ Lays the foundations for increased practical work in applying the theory to a growing number of

statistics, mathematics and engineering problems

READERSHIP: Researchers and practitioners working in statistics, mathematics, engineering, artificial intelligence and decision theory. Researchers and students interested in probabilities and unbounded quantitiesSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

General

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Equitable Resource AllocationModels, Algorithms and Applications

HANAN LUSSColumbia University, USA

✤ Uses real world applications and examples to explain important concepts

✤ Includes end-of-chapter exercises

✤ Addresses equitable resource allocation problems

✤ Presents a collection of resource allocation models with applications in communications networks,

transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, and the emergency services

READERSHIP: Engineers, applied mathematicians, operations research and computer science practitioners, senior undergraduates, and postgraduate students in operations research, computer science, and engineering programsSERIES: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SERIES

Introduction to Topology and Geometry 2nd Edition

SAUL STAHLUniversity of Kansas, USA

✤ Features a new chapter on the elements of projective geometry, which is useful in achieving a unified

image of the field of classical plane geometry

✤ Presents applications to conic selections and, in a natural way, details the many classical properties

of conics, including their well-known optical properties and Archimedes’ determination of the area of

a segment of a parabola

✤ Contains historical notes, which are interspersed with the exposition

✤ Provides exercises ranging from the routine to challenging, makingthe material accessible at varying

levels of study with an instructor’s manual available upon written request

READERSHIP: Professionals, professors teaching geometry and topology, undergraduates and postgraduates, and academic librariesSERIES: PURE AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS: A WILEY SERIES OF TEXTS, MONOGRAPHS AND TRACTS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-66260-0

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Problem Solving and Data Analysis Using Minitab A Clear and Easy Guide to Six Sigma Methodology

REHMAN M. KHANChartered Chemical Engineer and Six Sigma Black Belt, UK

✤ Provides readers with a step by step guide to problem-solving and statistical analysis using MINITAB

16 (also compatible with 15)

✤ Contains hundreds of screenshots to aid the reader, along with explanations of the statistics being

performed and interpretation of results

✤ Presents the basic statistical techniques used by Six Sigma Black Belts

✤ Keeps mathematical theory to a minimum

READERSHIP: Numerical professionals who want to learn to use MINITAB 16 for data analysis, problem-solving and process improvement, undergraduates, and postgraduate studying Six Sigma Green and Black Belts, from organisations that use MINITAB

Problem

Solving and

Data Analysis

Using Minitab

Design and Analysis of Clinical TrialsConcepts and Methodologies3rd Edition

SHEIN-CHUNG CHOW & JEN-PEI LIUCovance Inc., USA; National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan

✤ Features five new chapters on topics such as biomarker development and target clinical trials,

adaptive design, trials for evaluating diagnostic devices, statistical methods for translational

medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine

✤ Provides a well-balanced overview of current and emerging clinical issues as well as newly developed

statistical methodologies

✤ Incorporates actual clinical trials in order to feature everyday applicability and explains concepts

through illustrations and numerous real examples from clinical trials

READERSHIP: Researchers, statisticians and biostatisticians, postgraduates, academics, and corporate and university librariesSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-24985-6

Loss ModelsFrom Data to Decisions4th Edition

STUART A. KLUGMAN, HARRY H. PANJER & GORDON E. WILLMOTDrake University, USA; University of Waterloo, Canada; University of Waterloo, Canada

✤ Features a notably streamlined table of contents, additional topics of interest, an emphasis on

spreadsheet calculation, and more exercises

✤ Offers over 400 exercises which parallel content by the Society of Actuaries, the Casualty Actuarial

Society, and the Canadian Institute of Actuaries’ Exam C/4, accompanied by a solutions manual for

those who desire further insight

✤ Includes specific examples from the fields of insurance and business, with all data sets posted on an

FTP site, along with programs that assist with conducting loss model analysis

READERSHIP: Students and aspiring actuaries preparing for SOA and CAS preliminary examinations C/4, professional actuaries, postgraduates in the actuarial field, and professionals working with loss and risk modelsSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

Statistical Modeling in Clinical Trials VLADIMIR V. ANISIMOV & VALERII V. FEDOROVBoth of GlaxoSmithKline, UK

✤ Provides a description of the innovative statistical techniques for predictive analytic modelling patient

recruitment, randomisation and drug supply processes in multicentre clinical trials

✤ Offers practical recommendations and examples using real case studies and simulation in R

✤ Features the implementation of the software tools based on the developed techniques that completely

changed the way of planning and monitoring patient recruitment and supply chain in GlaxoSmithKline

READERSHIP: Practitioners working with the design and monitoring clinical trials. Statistical and medical departments in academic organisations and PhD students in applied probability and statistics

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Communication Practices in Engineering, Manufacturing, and Research for Food, Drug, and Water DAVID WRIGHT, EDWARD A. MALONE & JOHN V. STONEMissouri University of Science and Technology, USA; Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA; Michigan State University, USA

✤ Uses case studies to illustrate points

✤ Helps to teach engineers who are directly involved in creating safety systems and procedures, and

how to communicate those designs to other engineers and the general public

✤ Presents a case study on the mad cow disease outbreak

READERSHIP: Professional engineers, technical communicators, agriculture professionals, pharmaceutical professionals, and water quality professionals, government regulators and officials, and studentsSERIES: IEEE PCS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION SERIES

Communi-

cation Practices

in Engineering,

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and Water

Quantitative ReasoningTools for Today’s Informed Citizen2nd Edition

ALICIA SEVILLA & KAY SOMERSMoravian College; Moravian College

✤ Empowers students to use quantitative information to make responsible financial, environmental, and

health-related decisions in their daily lives

✤ Students develop their critical thinking skills through numerous examples, explorations, and actvities

featuring real data

✤ Features updated data sets and real-world applications throughout

✤ WileyPLUS is now available for this text

READERSHIP: An introductory text for students studying quantitative reasoning

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-41232-9

PrecalculusA Prelude to Calculus2nd Edition

SHELDON AXLER ✤ Expands upon the first issue’s solid foundation of precalculus concepts and topics

✤ Stands out with concise coverage, focused “preparation for calculus” approach, clarity of exposition,

integrated SSM, precise mathematics, and rigor of proofs as the key drivers for change

✤ Step-by-step solutions for odd-numbered exercises are included so students can model their own

applications

✤ Chapter openers and end-of-chapter summaries highlight the material to be learned

READERSHIP: Mathematics students and lecturers, Anyone needing an introduction to the principles of precalculus

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-18072-3

Probabilistic Search for Tracking TargetsTheory and Modern Applications

IRAD BEN-GAL & EUGENE KAGANBoth of Tel-Aviv University, Israel

✤ Provides a general information-theoretic approach to the problem of searching in real-time, for a

static or a moving target over a discrete sample space

✤ Presents a unified framework for the methods currently available and demonstrates their integration

✤ Discusses algorithms that will be implemented in C++ programs, available on an accompanying

website

READERSHIP: R&D engineers and researchers in the field of data mining and knowledge engineering, postgraduate students in engineering, and applied mathematics

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Grease Lubrication in Rolling BearingsPIET M. LUGTSKF Engineering and Research Centre, The Netherlands

✤ Describes the underlying physical and chemical properties of grease

✤ Discusses the effect of load, speed, temperature, bearing geometry, bearing materials and grease type

on bearing wear

✤ Covers both bearing and grease performance, including thermo-mechanical ageing and testing

methodologies

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students, researchers, practicing engineers in automotive and mechanical engineering, tribologists, and grease chemists and designers of rotary mechanism designersSERIES: TRIBOLOGY IN PRACTICE SERIES

Handbook of Compliant MechanismsLARRY L. HOWELL, SPENCER P. MAGLEBY & BRIAN M. OLSENBrigham Young University; Brigham Young University; Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

✤ Covers all aspects pertaining to classification, elements, mechanisms and applications of compliant

mechanisms

✤ Helps readers appreciate the advantages that compliant mechanisms has to offer

✤ Serves as a good reference guide for practitioners who would like to realise designs with compliant

mechanisms, members and elements

✤ Includes a wide range of topics that is fully illustrated throughout, to enable easy understanding,

even at introductory levels

READERSHIP: Mechanical engineers, product designers, inventors, students on courses in compliant mechanisms, university libraries and technical libraries

Program Specialization RENAUD MARLETÉcole Des Ponts Paristech (ENPC), France

✤ Presents the principles and techniques of program specialization

✤ Describes the architecture of Tempo, an offline program specializer for C that can also specialize

code at runtime, and provides figures for concrete applications in various domains

✤ Address issues related to program analysis precision, value reification, incomplete program

specialization, strategies to exploit specialized program, incremental specialization, and data

specialization

READERSHIP: Researchers and software engineers, Students, practitioners and researchers involved in engineering and materials science, industrial engineering, and manufacturing

Program

Specialization

Innovative Software Development in GISBENEDICTE BUCHER & FLORENCE LE BERNational Geographic Institut, France; Ecole Nationale Du Génie De L’eau Et De L’environnement De Strasbourg, France

✤ Presents recent GIS software design projects

✤ Analyses the specificities of recent GIS software design projects in terms of motivation, data models

and analysis methods

✤ Puts forward proposals to improve resource sharing in this domain

READERSHIP: Students of geography, practitioners and researchers in the fields of geology and environmental sciences, geology and geophysics, and GIS and remote sensing

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Introduction to Tribology 2nd Edition

BHARAT BHUSHANThe Ohio State University, USA

✤ Introduces the topic of tribology from a mechanical engineering, mechanics and materials science

points of view

✤ Covers both the underlying theory and current applications of tribology to industry

✤ Enables readers to reinforce their knowledge of the topic with a newly-added problems section which

is featured on the book’s companion website

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students on Mechanical Engineering coursesSERIES: TRIBOLOGY IN PRACTICE SERIES

Introduction

to Tribology

The Stochastic Perturbation Method for Computational MechanicsMARCIN KAMINSKITechnical University of Lodz, Poland

✤ Offers a complete overview of the stochastic perturbation technique, which is still a new area for a

wide spectrum of researchers

✤ Includes a companion website with supporting stochastic numerical software

✤ Features many case studies and practical applications

✤ Provides a grounding in the basic elements of statistics, probability and reliability engineering,

written by an engineer for engineers

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students in the engineering field, researchers in engineering and the applied sciences, and R&D practitioners

Laser Velocimetry in Fluid Mechanics A. BOUTIEROffice National D’etudes Et De Recherches Aérospatiales (ONERA), France

✤ Provides fundamental information about how laser velocimetry validates codes in fluid mechanics and

helps for a better understanding of the fluid structure

✤ Describes principles and characteristics of the different available techniques, all based on the

scattering of light by tiny particles embedded into the flow, in detail

✤ Delivers different useful information on laser light’s mean values and turbulence characteristics

READERSHIP: Students, researcher and professionals in engineering, mechanical engineering, fluid mechanics & materials scienceSERIES: ISTE

Laser

Velocimetry

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Mechanics

Laser Metrology in Fluid Mechanics Granulometry, temperature and concentration measurements

A. BOUTIEROffice National D’etudes Et De Recherches Aérospatiales (ONERA), France

✤ Helps to give a better understanding of fluid structure

✤ Provides fundamental information to validate codes in fluid mechanics

READERSHIP: Students, researcher and professionals in engineering, mechanical engineering, fluid mechanics & materials scienceSERIES: ISTE

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Field Measurement in Solid MechanicsM. GREDIAC

✤ Offers an overview of various measurement techniques yielding kinematic and thermal data

✤ Outlines different identification techniques to extract material parameters

✤ Presents a set of measurement and identification techniques used in the field of experimental solid

mechanics

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students, engineers, and researchersSERIES: ISTE

Nano and Cell MechanicsFundamentals and Frontiers

HORACIO D. ESPINOSA & GANG BAONorthwestern University, USA; Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

✤ Serves as a comprehensive and detailed reference for the applied mechanics community, consisting

of contributions from leaders in the field

✤ Presents current trends in the emerging areas of nano and cell mechanics

✤ Covers 2018 topics on protein mechanics and hydrophobic surfaces

READERSHIP: Researchers, undergraduates, and postgraduate students taking up nano-mechanicsSERIES: MICROSYSTEM AND NANOTECHNOLOGY SERIES (ME20)

Mechanics of Solid InterfacesM. DUPEUX

✤ Introduces basic concepts on mechanical problems related to the presence of solid/solid interfaces

and their practical applications

✤ Discusses mechanical characterization of interface, initiation and growth of crack along interface, and

the origin and the control of interface adhesion

✤ Focuses especially on thin films on substrate systems

READERSHIP: Researchers, undergraduate and postgraduate students, engineers

Principles and Applications to Tribology 2nd Edition

BHARAT BHUSHANThe Ohio State University, USA

✤ New second edition, includes revised material on friction, wear and bulk materials, coatings, and

surface treatments for tribology

✤ Covers tribology from a mechanical engineering, mechanics and materials science points of view

✤ Updates in tribological components and applications as well as micro- and nano-tribology are also

included, relevant to those working in the industry

READERSHIP: Mechanical, chemical, and materials engineers, graduate students and researchers; undergraduate students on mechanical engineering coursesSERIES: TRIBOLOGY IN PRACTICE SERIES

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Spacecraft Dynamics and ControlAn Introduction

ANTON H. DE RUITERCarleton University, Canada

✤ Provides an accessible, practical aid for teaching and self-study with a layout enabling a fundamental

understanding of the subject

✤ Fills a gap in the existing literature by providing an analytical toolbox offering the reader a lasting,

rigorous methodology for approaching vector mechanics, a key element vital to new graduates and

practicing engineers alike

✤ Delivers an outstanding resource for aerospace engineering students, and all those involved in the

technical aspects of design and engineering in the space sector

✤ Contains numerous illustrations to accompany the written text. Problems are included to apply and

extend the material in each chapter

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduate and masters level aerospace engineering students, aerospace professionals, researchers, and engineers

Erosion of GeomaterialsS. BONELLIFrench Environmental Sciences and Technologies Research Institute, France

✤ Provides a valuable basis for further progress in the challenging field of erosion in geomechanics and

safety of levees and dams

✤ Brings together some of the latest international research and advances on the experimental

approaches to erosion in geomechanics

✤ Addresses physical processes, how well they can be studied at the laboratory, and how obtained

findings can be applied to real levees and dams

READERSHIP: Readers in charge of dam and levee safety, students, researchers, and practitionersSERIES: ISTE

Computational Intelligence Synergies of Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks Intelligent Systems and Applications

N. H. SIDDIQUEUniversity of Ulster, UK

✤ Covers all aspects of fuzzy, neural and evolutionary approaches

✤ Contains worked-out examples, Matlab exercises and applications in each chapter for novices to start

with, and go on to an advanced level of knowledge

✤ Assumes that the reader has no experience in fuzzy logic, neural networks or evolutionary computing

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students and researchers in the areas of systems modeling, prediction and control, electrical, control and systems engineers, and biophysicists

Computational

Intelligence

Vibro-impact Dynamics ALBERT C. J. LUO & YU GUOBoth of Southern Illinois University, USA

✤ Provides a systematic view of vibro-impact dynamics based on the nonlinear dynamics analysis

✤ Presents mapping dynamics to determine bifurcation and chaos in vibro-impact systems

✤ Offers two simple vibro-impact systems with comprehensive physical interpretation of complex

motions

✤ Uses the theory for discontinuous dynamical systems on time-varying domains to investigate the

Fermi-oscillator

READERSHIP: University professors, researchers and scientists in mechanical engineering, engineers, and postgraduate students in mathematics and physics

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Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing Materials, Processes and Systems5th Edition

MIKELL P. GROOVERLehigh University

✤ Provides a treatment of manufacturing that is both modern and quantitative

✤ Delivers a balanced coverage of the basic engineering materials (metals, ceramics, polymers, and

composite materials)

✤ Includes recently developed manufacturing processes in addition to the traditional processes

✤ Incorporates a greater use of mathematical models and quantitative (end-of-chapter) problems than

other manufacturing text books

READERSHIP: Designed for a first year undergraduate course in manufacturing and at the lower level in mechanical, industrial, and manufacturing engineering curricula. It may also be suitable for materials science and engineering courses that emphasize materials processing

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50592-2

Fundamentals

of Modern

Manufacturing

Thermodynamics 8th Edition SI Version

CLAUS BORGNAKKE & RICHARD E. SONNTAGBoth of University of Michigan, USA

✤ Fundamentals of Thermodynamics continues to offer a comprehensive and rigorous treatment of

classical thermodynamics, while retaining an engineering perspective

✤ With concise, applications-oriented discussion of topics and self-test problems the text encourages

students to monitor their own comprehension

✤ Updated with additional examples and end-of-chapter problems to increase student understanding

✤ Lays the groundwork for studies in fluid mechanics, heat transfer and statistical thermodynamics, and

prepares students to effectively apply thermodynamics in the practice of engineering

READERSHIP: Mechanical Engineering undergraduate students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-17157-8

Thermo-

dynamics

Fluid Mechanics 7th Edition SI Version

BRUCE R. MUNSON, THEODORE H. OKIISHI, WADE W. HUEBSCH & ALRIC P. ROTHMAYERIowa State University, USA; Iowa State University, USA; Iowa State University, USA; West Virginia University, USA

✤ Fluid Mechanics provides complete topical coverage that focuses on helping students connect theory

to the physical world, reinforcing student problem-solving through a consistent problem-solving

methodology

✤ Hundreds of photos, illustrations, and videos help students visualize fluid flow, and connect the math

and theory to physical real-world applications

✤ Short stories demonstrate some of the latest important and novel ways that fluid mechanics affects

our lives, many with associated homework problems

✤ All of the example problems are outlined and carried out with the problem-solving framework of

“Given, Find, Solution, and Comment” to instill in students good problem-solving practices

READERSHIP: Mechanical Engineering undergraduate students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-39881-4

Fluid

Mechanics

Design and Development of Aircraft Systems2nd Edition

IAN MOIR, Independent Consultant, UK

✤ Provides a holistic view of aircraft system design, describing the interaction between all of the

subsystems such as fuel system, navigation, and flight control

✤ Covers all aspects of design including systems engineering, design drivers, systems architectures,

systems integration, modelling of systems, practical considerations, and systems examples

✤ Incorporates essential new material on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

READERSHIP: Aerospace engineers, airline operators, company medical specialists, human factors specialists, legal and contracts officers, and pilots and aircrewSERIES: AEROSPACE SERIES

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Design Manager’s HandbookCIOB (CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BUILDING)

✤ With over 44,000 members the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is the international voice of

the building professional, representing an unequalled body of knowledge concerning the management

of the total building process

✤ Embodies a design management Code of Practice, developed by the CIOB Faculty of Architecture and

Surveying

✤ Enables the design manager to provide tangible benefits for contractors and customers by ensuring

the smooth flow of design data as projects become complex

READERSHIP: Practicing design managers, including architects, construction engineers, surveyors or construction managers, and students studying related fields

Guide to Building ControlANTHONY GWYNNEBuilding Control Surveyor, UK

✤ Serves as an authoritative reference for use at planning stage, with practical guidance on site

✤ Covers domestic buildings up to three storeys

✤ Presents information contained in the building regulations and approved documents in an

easy-to-understand format, clear, concise and fully illustrated

✤ Features comprehensive guidelines developed from years of responding to requests from property

professionals, builders, property owners and students for clarification of the practical requirements of

the building regulations

READERSHIP: Architects and builders in England and Wales, particularly SMEs, building control officers, approved inspectors, and surveyors

Wind Effects on Cable-Supported BridgesY. L. XUThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China

✤ Features an easy-to-follow structure of content, covering the topic from the fundamentals right

through to the state-of-the-art

✤ Describes advanced topics such as wind induced structural vibration and structural health monitoring

✤ Gives a comprehensive analysis of methods for vibration reduction and CFD simulations of bridge

loading

✤ Uses two projects with which the author has worked extensively, Stonecutters and Tsing Ma bridges,

as worked examples, giving readers a practical understanding

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, professionals, and academics/researchers in the areas of wind engineering and bridge engineering, practicing engineers and other professionals in wind engineering and bridge engineering, and consultants involved in bridge projects

Materials and Skills for Historic Building ConservationMICHAEL FORSYTHUniversity of Bath, UK

✤ Gives key information in each area with where to go for more detailed guidance

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of a multi-disciplinary area to encourage disparate groups of

professionals to work more closely, with a strong focus on engineering and craft solutions

READERSHIP: Architects, structural engineers, civil engineers, engineering consultants, studentsSERIES: HISTORIC BUILDING CONSERVATION

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Delivering Sustainable BuildingsMIKE MALINAEnergy Solutions Associates, UK

✤ Features advice from experts at the cutting-edge of Low Carbon, renewable technologies and energy

efficiency for buildings

✤ Brings together in one volume an overview of the main issues to consider when creating a sustainable

building to aid decision-making on reducing the carbon footprint of buildings, cut waste and reduce

spend on energy and failing equipment

✤ Enables contractors to identify opportunities to expand their own service offerings as well as to help

improve communication with clients

✤ Offers comprehensive sources and further information to provide readers with the most up-to-date

information on issues such as legislation changes and technology advances

READERSHIP: Building contractors, facilities managers, and building surveyors

Building Procurement2nd Edition

ROY MORLEDGENottingham Trent University, UK; College of Estate Management, UK

✤ Reflects the latest best practices, with particular emphasis on the role of the client in construction

procurement

✤ Outlines and compares procurement in the European Union, the USA and China, as well as the UK

✤ Features a thorough literature review on procurement

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of building and construction in the UK, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Africa

Commercial ManagementTheory and Practice

DAVID J. LOWEManchester Business School, UK

✤ Includes examples and illustrations from a variety of industries, and both private and public sector

✤ Provides a one-stop-shop to commercial management, from legal issues to competitive bidding

✤ Covers techniques as well as principles

✤ Companion website offers full support for lecturers and students, including PowerPoint slides and

Discussion topics

READERSHIP: Undergraduate text for final level construction management and quantity surveying courses; post-graduate project management courses

Modern Construction Management7th Edition

FRANK HARRIS III, RONALD MCCAFFER & FRANCIS EDUM-FOTWEEmeritus Professor, University of Wolverhampton, UK; Emeritus Professor, Loughborough University, UK; Loughborough University, UK

✤ Provides a strong coverage of the salient elements required for developing and equipping the modern

construction manager with skills in technical and business related issues

✤ Reflects site, business and corporate responsibilities of managers in construction

✤ Offers a comprehensive selection of worked examples throughout, based on real and practical

situations in construction, to help students consolidate learning

✤ Features a companion website with support material for both tutors and students including self-learning

exercises, PowerPoint slides, discussion topics, and key journal papers

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in construction management, civil engineering, quantity surveying, and building surveying degree courses, practitioners in the construction sector, project procurement, and productivity improvement

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M. BENJAMINUniversity Of Washington, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive overview of water treatment processes, beginning with the generic means

for investigating water to complex processes for the removal of soluble and particulate materials

✤ Describes the fundamental and mathematical theory behind water treatment methods, with examples

that illustrate common calculations related to each process, as well as other real-world examples

✤ Includes problems with varying degrees of difficulty at the end of each chapter, with a solutions

manual and powerpoint slides

✤ Serves as a reference for working environmental engineers by providing a theoretical underpinning of

practice

READERSHIP: Consulting, utility, and regulator personnel in environmental and civil engineering involved with water and wastewater treatment processes, professors and postgraduates, and environmental and chemical engineers

Water Quality

Engineering

Financial Management in Construction ContractingANDREW ROSS & PETER WILLIAMSLiverpool John Moores University, UK; Consultant and Lecturer

✤ Provides up-to-date information that are in compliance with new accounting standards

✤ Portrays the broad range of cost and value report formats currently in use

✤ Addresses problematic features of cost and value reports, such as costs to complete

✤ Features some generic formats on the companion website, thatconstructionsite.com

READERSHIP: Undergradduate students of Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Construction Management, Project Management Postgraduate students of Commercial Management and Construction Management

Cornes and Lupton’s Design Liability in the Construction IndustrySARAH LUPTONCardiff University, UK

✤ Emphasises the factors that have come together recently to create a new range of design liability

issues which the construction professional has to face

✤ Features revised and updated content put together by a well-established author with expertise in both

architecture and law

READERSHIP: Architects, engineers, contractors and lawyers, primarily for those in practice butalsoa useful text for master’s level courses in engineering, surveying, and construction law

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-632-03261-7

International Construction Contracts – A HandbookWILLIAM GODWINPractising Barrister, UK

✤ Provides concise, practical guidance on the negotiation and management of international construction

and engineering contracts

✤ Ensures construction professionals are aware of the issues that often arise so that these can be dealt

with quickly and efficiently

✤ Illustrates many of the contract features by making reference to well-known FIDIC contracts

✤ Assumes no specific system of domestic law, making it applicable worldwide

READERSHIP: Construction professionals managing international projects, including architects, engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors, contract managers and contract administrators, postgraduates, and final year undergraduates

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Building Physics and Applied Building Physics – PackageHUGO S. L. C. HENSKatholieke Universiteit, Belgium

✤ Content well structured combining theory with typical building engineering practice

✤ Numerous parameter examples for various climates from the whole of Europe, e.g. Aberdeen, Rome,

Copenhagen, Munich, Kiruna, Oslo

✤ Author with international appreciation (Scandinavia, Benelux, USA, Canada)

READERSHIP: Civil Engineers, Architects, Engineering Consultants, Technical Colleges, Universities of Applied Sciences, Libraries at Universities, Libraries at University Institutes

REPLACES ISBN: 978-3-433-02963-3

Building Physics – Heat, Air and MoistureHUGO S. L. C. HENSKatholieke Universiteit, Belgium

✤ Features well-structured content that combines theory with typical building engineering practice

✤ Includes applications for students

READERSHIP: Civil engineers, architects, engineering consultants, technical colleges, universities of applied sciences, and libraries at universities and university institutes

REPLACES ISBN: 978-3-433-01841-5

Environmental Impacts of Engineering Decisions JOHN BERGENDAHL & JAMES C. O’SHAUGHNESSYBoth of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA

✤ Covers engineering sustainability and environmental topics to meet ABET requirements to help

students pass their exams

✤ Includes problems at the end of every chapter, anda worked-out solutions manual with answers to the

problems

✤ Helps engineers better contextualise their work from a broad range of topics to make better

engineering decisions

✤ Includes case studies in the text to reinforce and augment the material and show the reality and

appropriateness of the discussion

READERSHIP: Engineering majors desiring a general knowledge of the environmental impacts of engineering decisions, practicing engineers in civil, chemical, mechanical, and electrical engineering and undergraduates pursuing engineering degrees

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3G, 4G and Beyond 126

AAKER, DAVID A. 28

ABC of Cancer Care 52

ABC of Medically Unexplained Symptoms 52

Abdominal Organ Retrieval and Transplantation Bench Surgery 56

ABEDIN, ZAINUL 54

Acoustic Microscopy and Ultrasonic Imaging 118

Acquired Brain Injury in the Fetus and Newborn 53

ACT and Mindfulness for Psychosis 45

ADACHI, CHIHAYA 110

ADAMS, SEAN PATRICK 36

ADORNO, THEODOR W. 5

Advanced Ceramic Materials 102

Advanced Distillation Columns – Design, Control and Applications 81

Advanced Instrumentation and Computer I/O Design 119

ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT GROUP 58

Advanced Mobility and Transport Engineering 122

Advances in Dairy Ingredients 73

Advances in Small Animal Total Joint Replacement 63

African American Voices 37

After Globalization 11

Against Epistemology 5

Ageing 22

Aggregate and Natural Fibers Based Concrete 103

Airborne Measurements for Environmental Research 90

AKAGI, HIROFUMI 117

AL-ACHI, ANTOINE 94

ALACOQUE, JEAN CLAUDE 120

ALASALVAR, CESARETTIN 74

ALBILLA, JULIÁN DANIEL GUTIÉRREZ 16

ALDRIDGE, ALAN 21

ALDRIDGE, PAUL 64

ALEXANDER, JEFFREY C. 22

ALEXANDER, SHEILA A. 60

ALEXIS, ANDREW 56

Algorithmic and AI Methods for Protein Bioinformatics 120

ALHABEEB, M. J. 32

ALLAN, STUART 19

ALLEN, DANIELLE S. 39

AMBROSE, BARBARA A. 71

American Politics and Society 24

Amyloid Fibrils and Prefibrillar Aggregates 101

AMZIANE, S. 103

ANASTAS, PAUL T. 83

ANDERSSON, GERHARD 60

ANDIYEVA, T. A. 86

Anesthesia and the Fetus 57

ANGELOV, PLAMEN 116

Animal Welfare in Veterinary

Practice 64

ANISIMOV, VLADIMIR V. 130

ANISMAN, HYMIE 43

Annual Plant Reviews: The Evolution of Plant Form 71

Anthropology in the Public Arena 33

Anthropology of Performance, The 33

Antimicrobial Peptides 93

Antioxidant Polymers 107

Applied Diffusion Processes from Engineering to Finance 128

Applying International Financial Reporting Standards 30

ARCIONI, PAOLO 121

ARIAS, RAFAEL 15

ARMAROLI, NICOLA 98

Articulatory Phonetics 15

ATHANASIOU, ATHENA 3

ATHIQUE, ADRIAN 17

Atlas of Benthic Foraminifera 69

Atmospheric Radiation 108

Atomic-Level Simulations of Energetic Materials 105

Atomistic Computer Simulations 109

Audiovisual Archives 124

AUGUSTIN, MARY ANN 73

Autonomous Learning Systems 116

Avanzando 15

Avoiding Errors in Adult Medicine 50

Avoiding Errors in General Practice 50

Avoiding Errors in Paediatrics 50

AXLER, SHELDON 131

BAGARELLO, F. 128

BAGULEY, DAVID 60

BAI, FENGLIAN 104

BAILEY, PETER J. 16

BAILLIE, JONATHAN E. M. 68

BAKER, RICHARD 80

BALAKRISHNAN, RAMJI 31

BALOT, RYAN K. 38

BALZANI, VINCENZO 98

BAO, GANG 134

BARBERA, JESSICA RAE 12

BARDON, ADRIAN 7

BARNARD, LOUISE 11

BARNARD, ROBERT 11

BARRACLOUGH, KEVIN 50

BARRETT, KEVIN 53

BARTELMANN, MATTHIAS 108

BASAGNI, STEFANO 126

BASCHAT, AHMET 57

BASNIEV, KAPLAN 85

BAUMAN, ZYGMUNT 20

BAUR, PETER 72

BECHERRAWY, TAMER 115

BECK, ULRICH 21

BECKERS, B. 118

Becoming Sexual 22

BEGUIN, FRANCOIS 103

BEHREND, ELLEN 62

BELLEVILLE, M. 106

BEN-GAL, IRAD 131

BEN-SHLOMO, YOAV 52

BENEKE, DANIEL 80

BENJAMIN, M. 139

BER, FLORENCE LE 132

BERGENDAHL, JOHN 140

BERTOLINI, JOSEPH 93

BESSANT, JOHN 27

Between Skins 46

BHADURI, SUMIT 91

BHATTACHARYYA, DIBAKAR 80

BHUSHAN, BHARAT 133, 134

BINDEREIF, ALBRECHT 101

BINDNER, DONALD 37

Bioceramics for Orthopaedic and Dental Applications 103

Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation 68

Biomedical Devices and Technology 111

BIRCHLER, JAMES A. 71

BIRD, ESTHER 52

BJORNHOLM, THOMAS 104

BLACK, FRASER 57

Blackwell Guide to Ethical Theory, The 5

BLAND, MARK 13

BLASZCZYNSKI, ALEX 42

BLAYDEN, JESSICA 61

BOHN, BABETTE 40

BOHRER, DENISE 93

BONELLI, S. 135

BONSER, JONATHAN 50

BOODHOO, KAMELIA 83

BOONSTRA, JAAP J. 44

BORGNAKKE, CLAUS 136

BORNSCHEUER, UWE THEO 100

BOUGIE, ROGER 27

BOULANGER, JEAN-LOUIS 123

BOUTIER, A. 133

BOUVIER, J. M. 73

BOUVRY, PASCAL 123

BOWER, CHRISTOPHER 115

BOWLER, DAVID R. 109

BOWMAN, HAMISH 86

BOWMAN, MALCOLM 86

BOYD, ROBERT K. 89

BRÁZDOVÁ, VERONIKA 109

Breaking the Book 14

BRENGUIER, JEAN-LOUIS 90

Brief History of Spirituality, A 9

BROCK, WILLIAM 94

Brontë Encyclopedia, A 11

BROOKES, SARA 52

BROWN, LESLIE 37

BROWN, MARK A. 87

BROWN, PETER 37

BROWNE, KEN 19

BRÜTTING, WOLFGANG 110

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Dermatology 65

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Haematology and Transfusion Medicine 64

BSAVA Manual of Feline Practice 64

BSAVA Pocketbook for Vets 65

BSAVA/VPIS Guide to Common Canine and Feline Poisons 65

BUCHER, BENEDICTE 132

BUDD, JEREMY 50

Buddhism and Modernity 9

Building Physics – Heat, Air and Moisture 140

Building Physics and Applied Building Physics – Package 140

Building Procurement 138

BULLOCK, HEATHER E. 46

BURGESS, NEIL 56

BURTON, CHRISTOPHER 52

BUSSE, MATTHIAS 103

BUTLER, JUDITH 3

BUTT, ARTHUR MORGAN 78

BUTTERWORTH, BRIAN 42

CADIERNO, VICTORIO 91

Calibration of Industrial Robot Manipulators 116

CAMBRON, G. KEITH 125

CAMPANELLA, OSVALDO H. 73

CAMPBELL-WARD, MICHELLE 62

CAMPBELL, LORNE 41

CAMPBELL, MICHAEL J. 58

CAMPOY, LUIS 63

Cardiovascular Disease and Health in the Older Patient 57

CARPENTER, CHRISTOPHER R. 57

CARROLL, CRAIG E. 18

CARROLL, NOËL 4

CARTWRIGHT, LARA 51

CASTLE, GREGORY 11

CASTRO-KLAREN, SARA 13

Catalysis from A to Z 90

CAZDYN, ERIC 11

CBRN Protection 92

CBT For Anxiety Disorders 44

CCPS 91

Celestial Dynamics 108

CENTER FOR CHEMICAL PROCESS SAFETY (CCPS) 79

CERQUEIRA, AUGUSTO SANTIAGO 121

CETRULO JR., CURTIS L. 75

CETRULO, CURTIS L. 75

CETRULO, KYLE 75

CHAMPNESS, WENDY 76

CHAN, ALBERT S. 99

CHANDE, VINAY 126

CHAPMAN, VICKY 59

CHARLES, CATHY 59

Chemical Sensors and Biosensors 112

Chemical Technology 83

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Chemistry and Physics of Intermetallic Materials, The 102

Chemistry of Metal Phenolates, The 96

Chemistry of Molecular Imaging, The 98

CHEVRET, SYLVIE 58

CHIBA, LEE I. 67

Children and Lying 46

CHILINGAR, GEORGE V. 85, 86

CHIN, DAVID A. 90

CHOU, L. LEE 103

CHOW, SHEIN-CHUNG 130

CHOWDHARY, BHANU 66

CHOWDHURY, MAHBUB M. U. 51

CICCARELLI, PATRICK 29

CIOB (CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BUILDING) 137

CIRILO, GIUSEPPE 107

Citizen Witnessing 19

CIXOUS, HÉLÈNE 3

CLARK, DAVE 53

CLARKE, RAY 49

CLARY, JOHN J. 95

CLAVERIE, A. 114

Climate Change 70

Climate Change and Global Warming of Inland Waters 69

Climate Forcing of Geological Hazards 70

Clinical Endocrinology of Companion Animals 62

Clinical Handbook of Biofeedback, The 43

COAKLEY JR., JAMES A. 108

Coffee: Growing, Processing, Sustainable Production 102

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Dental Phobia and Anxiety 45

Cognitive Therapy for Addiction 44

COHEN, JACOB 31

COLLEN, BEN 68

COLOMBINI, MARIA PERLA 89

COMBER, BARBARA 43

COMER, RONALD 47

Commercial Management 138

Communication Practices in Engineering, Manufacturing, and Research for Food, Drug, and Water 131

Communities and Networks 23

Companion to African American Literature, A 13

Companion to Ancient History, A 38

Companion to Archaic Greece, A 38

Companion to Buddhist Philosophy, A 7

Companion to Digital Literary Studies, A 12

Companion to Foucault, A 7

Companion to Greek and Roman Political Thought, A 38

Companion to Latin American Literature and Culture, A 13

Companion to Luis Buñuel, A 16

Companion to Ovid, A 39

Companion to Quantum Computation and Communication 111

Companion to Renaissance and Baroque Art, A 40

Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman Republic, A 38

Companion to the Era of Andrew Jackson, A 36

Companion to the Global Renaissance, A 12

Companion to the Historical Film, A 17

Companion to the Modern American Novel 1900–1950, A 12

Companion to the Philosophy of Time, A 7

Companion to Woodrow Wilson, A 36

Companion to Woody Allen, A 16

Computational and Statistical Methods for Protein Quantification by Mass Spectrometry 89

Computational Intelligence 135

Computer Modeling for Injection Molding 107

Con brio 15

Concise Companion to Contemporary British and Irish Drama, A 13

Condensed-Phase Molecular Spectroscopy and Photophysics 88

CONROY, MICHAEL J. 67

Contact Angle, Wettability and Adhesion 104

Contemporary Art 40

Contemporary Metaethics 5

Contemporary Strategy Analysis 26

CONTI, MARCO 126

COOK, ROY T. 4

COOKE, ROGER 127

Coordination Chemistry in Protein Cages 97

COPEMAN, JUNE 62

Cornes and Lupton’s Design Liability in the Construction Industry 139

CORNILS, BOY 90

Corporate Financial Reporting and Analysis 31

COSMAN, PAMELA 126

COSTANZA, ROBERT 68

Course of Theoretical Physics, A 111

COWEN, RICHARD 68

CRAIG, LEAM A. 46

Creative Industries in China 17

CREMERS, DAVID A. 88

CREMIN, TERESA 43

CULJAT, MARTIN 111

CULLEN, ROSS 68

Cultural Change and Leadership in Organizations 44

Culture as Embodiment 44

CURLING, JOHN 93

CYGANEK, BOGUSLAW 120

DADZIE, OPHELIA E. 56

DAHL, EINAR 67

DALE, JEREMY W. 78

DANIEL, MARGARET A. 61

DANIELS, GEOFF 55

Dark Side of Modernity, The 22

DARLISON, MARK G. 77

DAUNERT, SYLVIA 80

DAVIES, MARTIN 20

DAVIES, NEAL M. 93

DAVILA, JERRY 37

DAWSON, LAILA M. 15

DAY, MICHAEL J. 64

DE COOMAN, GERT 129

DE JONG, PETER 73

DE KLERK, ARNO 96

DE LA VEGA, SARA L. 15

DE MENIL, GEORGES 32

DE ROS, LUIZ F. 70

DE RUITER, ANTON H. 135

DE SENA GIBERTONI, CAROLINA 61

Death and Dying in World Religions 8

DECASTECKER, SHARON 57

DECENZO, DAVID A. 28

Decision Making in Natural Resource Management 67

DEHMER, MATTHIAS 75

DEIGH, JOHN 6

DELGROSSI, LUCA 125

Delivering Sustainable Buildings 138

DENNIS, ALAN 29

DENNIS, T. A. 47

Dermatology at a Glance 51

DERRICK, DONALD 15

Desalination 90

Design and Analysis of Clinical Trials 130

Design and Development of Aircraft Systems 136

Design Manager’s Handbook 137

Design of Enzyme Inhibitors 84

Destruction of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory 92

DHATT, GOURI 128

Diabetes and Kidney Disease 55

Diabetes and Wellbeing 45

DIAMOND, NICOLA 46

DICKENSON, JOHN 77

Dictatorship in South America 37

Dictionary of Computer Vision and Image Processing 121

Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory, A 12

Dictionary of DNA and Genome Technology 77

Dictionary of Maintenance and Reliability Terms 81

Dictionary of Zoo Biology and Animal Management 66

DIETRICH, DAVID 86

Digital Color Imaging 124

Digital Media and Society 17

Direct Eigen Control for Induction Machines and Synchronous Motors 120

Dispossession: The Performative in the Political 3

Distillation Control 81

Distillation Process Design Using Column Profile Maps 80

DIVER, DECLAN 108

DIXNEUF, PIERRE 91

DIXON, LOUISE 46

DMITRIEV, NIKOLAY 85

DNA Sequence Analysis 100

DOBLE, ANDREW 56

Dog Breeding, Whelping and Puppy Care 62

DÖMLING, ALEXANDER 94

DONSKIS, LEONIDAS 20

Double Oblivion of the Ourang-Outang 3

DOUROUMIS, DIONYSIOS 94

DOUZINAS, COSTAS 24

Down-deep Delight of Democracy, The 35

Downstream Industrial Biotechnology 85

Dried Fruits 74

Drug Delivery Strategies for Poorly Water-Soluble Drugs 94

DUBÉ, MAYA BRAEM 63

DUKE, MIKEL 80

DUMBADZE, ALEXANDER 40

DUPEUX, M. 134

DUQUE, CARLOS AUGUSTO 121

DURANT, SARAH M. 68

DVORAK, RUDOLF 108

DYKE, HEATHER 7

Dynamic Modeling and Predictive Control in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 114

Ear, Nose and Throat at a Glance 49

Economic Policy 73 32

Economics 32

Ecosystem Services in Agricultural and Urban Landscapes 68

Education and Immigration 23

EDUM-FOTWE, FRANCIS 138

Effective Interpersonal and Team Communication Skills for Engineers 113

Efficiency and Productivity Growth 30

EFFINGHAM, NIKK 6

EGAN, R. DANIELLE 22

EICHHORN, S. HOLGER 106

EIDHAMMER, INGVAR 89

Electromagnetism 115

Electron Flow in Organic Chemistry 96

Electronic Health Records 123

Elementary Particle Physics 109

ELIASOPH, NINA 23

Embedded Systems 120

EMMANUEL, ANTON 54

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EMMANUEL, STEVEN M. 7

EMMERT-STREIB, FRANK 75

Encyclopedia of Drug Metabolism and Interactions 95

Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration, The 36

Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance – NMR 95

Energy Autonomous Micro and Nano Systems 106

ENGLAND, GARY 62

Environmental Impacts of Engineering Decisions 140

Enzyme Technologies for Drug Discovery and Development 84

Epilepsy in Children and Adolescents 53

Equine Genomics 66

Equitable Resource Allocation 129

ERICKSON, MARTIN J. 37

Erosion of Geomaterials 135

Erotics of Looking, The 41

ERSKINE, ANDREW 38

ESPINOSA, HORACIO D. 134

Essential Cardiac Electrophysiology 54

Essential Guide to Reading Biomedical Papers 78

Essential Microbiology 78

Essential Microbiology for Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science 77

Essential Reproduction 49

Essentials of Pharmaceutical Preformulation 77

Ethics and Technology 28

Ethnic Dermatology 56

EVANS, BRAD 25

EVANS, JANE DEROSE 38

Evidence-Based Emergency Care 57

Evidence-Based Nursing Care for Stroke and Neurovascular Conditions 60

Evidence-Based Pediatric Oncology 58

Evolutionary Algorithms for Mobile Ad hoc Networks 123

EWSUK, KEVIN 102

Extrusion Processing Technology – Food and Non-Food Biomaterials 73

FABER, WILLIAM R. 55

FAHR, ALFRED 94

FAIST, THOMAS 22

FALZON, CHRISTOPHER 7

Fashioning Globalisation 34

FAULKNER, CHRISTINA 29

FAULL, CHRISTINA 57

FAUSER, MARGIT 22

FEATHERSTONE, DAVID 34

FEDOROFF, NINA V. 71

FEDOROV, VALERII V. 130

FERNANDEZ-MALOIGNE, CHRISTINE 124

FERRERO, A. 119

FICKELSCHERER, R. J. 82

Field Measurement in Solid Mechanics 134

FIELD, LESLIE D. 88

Financial Accounting 30, 31

Financial Management in Construction Contracting 139

Finite Element Method 128

FINK, J. 119

FINLAY, ANDREW Y. 51

First Course in Probability and Markov Chains, A 129

FISCHER, DENA J. 61

FISHER, NICHOLAS 11

FISHER, ROBERT 121

FITZGERALD, JERRY 29

FLANAGAN, MADELEINE 60

Flavonoid Pharmacokinetics 93

FLETCHER, CHARLES 70

FLETCHER, GARTH 41

FLICKINGER, MICHAEL C. 84, 85

Fluid Mechanics 136

Fluorescent Analogues of Biomolecular Building Blocks 100

FOLKERS, GERD 94

Forensic Science 74

FORSHAW, MARK 47

FORSYTH, MICHAEL 137

FORSYTHE, JOHN 56

FOUKAL, PETER V. 109

FRACKOWIAK, ELZBIETA 103

FRANKLIN, JANET 68

FREEMAN, FIONA 77

FRIDMAN, ALEXANDER 111

FRIEDMAN, GARY 111

FRITH, KATHLEEN 52

Frontiers of Electronic Materials 118

FU, HONGBING 104

Functional Nanostructured Materials and Membranes for Water Treatment 80

Fundamental Elements of Applied Superconductivity in Electrical Engineering 118

Fundamentals of Applied Pathophysiology 59

Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing 136

Fundamentals of Modern Measurements 119

FUNG, JOHN 56

FURNHAM, ADRIAN 47

Future of the Philosophy of Religion, The 8

G-Quadruplexes 99

GAERTNER, SAMUEL L. 47

GAISFORD, SIMON 77

Galatians Through the Centuries 10

GANNON, THERESA A. 46

GARDNER, CYNTHIA 29

GARINO, JONATHAN P. 103

GARRETT, PATRICK H. 119

GARROU, PHILIP 115

GATHERGOOD, NICK 101

GEARTY, CONOR 25

General Theory of Coherent Lower Previsions 129

Geochemistry 69

GEORGIADIS, APOSTOLOS 121

German Europe 21

GETZEN, THOMAS E. 32

GHIANI, GIANPAOLO 29

GICK, BRYAN 15

GIDDENS, ANTHONY 19

Gift in Antiquity, The 39

GILBERTTOUZOT 128

GILLIGAN, CAROL 41

GILLIGAN, JAMES 25

GINOSAR, YEHUDA 57

GIORDANO, SILVIA 126

GIRGUS, SAM B. 16

GIRLING, SIMON J. 63

GIUFFRE, KATHERINE 23

GLASSER, DAVID 80

Glial Physiology and Pathophysiology 78

Global Challenges in Integrated Coastal Zone Management 67

Global Governance 25

Global Media Ethics 17

Global Networks 125

GODWIN, WILLIAM 139

GÖEN, THOMAS 92

GOLDMAN, CHARLES R. 69

GONG, XIONG 104

GOSS, NEIL 93

GOUDIE, SIMON 87

GOULD, ELIZABETH 47

GOURE, JEAN PIERRE 127

Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting 31

GOYETTE, KIMBERLY 23

GRACE, PIERCE A. 49

GRANOF, MICHAEL H. 31

GRANT, ROBERT M. 26

GRANT, ROBERT M. 26

Graphene 97

Grease Lubrication in Rolling Bearings 132

GREDIAC, M. 134

Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future 83

Green Networking 124

Greener Fischer-Tropsch Processes for Fuels and Feedstocks 96

GREENSON, JOEL K. 54

GRIGORENKO, Y. N. 86

GRIM, BRIAN J. 9

GROOVER, MIKELL P. 136

GROSJEAN, FRANÇOIS 14

GROTH, DAVID 29

GU, LIAN-QUAN 99

Guide to Building Control 137

Guide to Early Printed Books and Manuscripts, A 13

Guidelines for non-SIS Independent Protection Layers 79

GUNN-MOORE, DANIELLE 62

GUO, YU 135

GUPTA, MALI RAM 94

GUTFLEISCH, OLIVER 105

GWYNNE, ANTHONY 137

HABERMAS, JÜRGEN 5

HACKLEY, VINCENT 102

HAIGHT, JOEL M. 82

HALL, CAROL 67

HALL, KATHY 43

HALPERN, STEPHEN H. 57

HAMDI, M. 124

HAMMADI, S. 122

HANBY, MICHAEL 8

Handbook of 3D Integration 115

Handbook of Communication and Corporate Reputation, The 18

Handbook of Compliant Mechanisms 132

Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management and Welfare 62

Handbook of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy 88

Handbook of Loss Prevention Engineering 82

Handbook of Measurement in Science and Engineering 113

Handbook of Middle English Studies, A 14

Handbook of Palliative Care 57

Handbook of Paper and Board 86

Handbook of Paper and Paperboard Packaging Technology 74

Handbook of Plant Metabolomics, The 72

Handbook of Polymer Crystallization 107

Handbook of Polymer Synthesis, Characterization, and Processing 107

Handbook of Power Systems Engineering with Power Electronics Applications 117

Handbook of Practicing Anthropology, A 33

Handbook of RNA Biochemistry 101

HANLON, GEOFFREY 77

Happy-People-Pills For All 3

HARRIS III, FRANK 138

HARRIS, JONATHAN 40

HARRIS, ROBIN K. 95

HARRISON, KAREN 42

HARTMANN, ROLAND K. 101

HARTWIG, ANDREA 92

HARVEY, ADAM 83

HARVEY, ANDREA 64

HASE, YOSHIHIDE 117

HASTINGS, KENNETH 94

HAWKINS IV, J. BARNEY 10

HAY, RODERICK J. 55

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Health Economics and Financing 32

HEBER, JÖRG 118

HEMMETER, JOE 37

HENDERSON, ANDREW 69

HENKIN, TINA M. 76

HENS, HUGO S. L. C. 140

HENS, HUGO S. L. C. 140

HERRMANN, AXEL 103

HERRMANN, WOLFGANG A. 90

Heterocyclic Chemistry in Drug Discovery 95

Heterogeneous Cellular Networks 127

Heterogeneous Electrode Processes and Localized Corrosion 99

HICKMAN, MATTHEW 52

HIGGINS, CHRIS 59

HIGGS, ERIC S. 67

High Temperature Experiments in Chemistry and Materials Science 97

HILDEBRANDT, DIANE 80

History of a cGMP Medical Event Investigation, A 87

History of Life 68

History of Mathematics, The 127

History of Old Age 35

Hitchcock’s America 15

HOBBS, RICHARD J. 67

HODGES, NORMAN 77

HOFMANN, STEFAN G. 44

HOGG, STUART 78

HOLBOURN, ANN 69

HOLDSWORTH, NADINE 13

HOLIK, HERBERT 86

HOLLOWAY, MICHAEL 79

Hollywood Stardom 16

HOLMES, RUSSELL J. 110

Homogeneous Catalysis 91

HOPKINS, DAVID 14

HORN, GUTHER 125

HORVATH, ISTVAN T. 83

HOWELL, LARRY L. 132

HU, ROSE QINGYANG 127

HU, WENPING 104

HUANG, B. 114

HUANG, GEORGE T.J. 76

HUANG, HUAJIANG 101

HUANG, ZHI-SHU 99

HUBLEY, JOHN 62

HUDSON, SUZANNE 40

HUEBSCH, WADE W. 136

HÜLSEWEH, BIRGIT 92

Human Blood Groups 55

Human Factors in the Health Care Setting 58

Human Genetics and Genomics 49

Human Resource Management 28

Humanitarian Business, The 24

HUTCHINGS, IAN M. 82

Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography 87

Identity and Discrimination 7

IEMMA, FRANCESCA 107

Impact Cratering 70

Implosion 113

Imported Skin Diseases 55

Improving Water and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Food Production Systems 72

INIEWSKI, KRZYSZTOF 120

Inkjet Technology for Digital Fabrication 82

Innovations in Manufacturing 105

Innovative Software Development in GIS 132

Inorganic Materials Science 102

Instantaneous Power Theory and Applications to Power Conditioning 117

Instrumentation and Metrology in Oceanography 122

Integrated Biomaterials for Biomedical Technology 112

Integrated Design by Optimization of Electrical Energy Systems 117

Integrated Pharmaceutics 94

Integrative Endocrinology 76

International Construction Contracts – A Handbook 139

International Encyclopedia of Ethics 6

International Handbook of Research on Children’s Literacy, Learning and Culture 43

Introduction to Abstract Algebra 128

Introduction to Logistics Systems Management 29

Introduction to Molecular Anthropology, An 69

Introduction to Network Thermodynamics and Relational Systems Theory 79

Introduction to Networking Basics 29

Introduction to Ontology, An 6

Introduction to Topology and Geometry 129

Introduction to Tribology 133

IRONS, MIRA B. 49

Irritable Bowel Syndrome 54

Italian Renaissance Art 40

JACKSON, HILARY 65

JACKSON, JENNIFER 34

JANICK, JULES 71

JANSSEN, JACQUES 128

JAPPELLI, TULLIO 32

JARRETT, GENE ANDREW 13

JARZYNSKI, CHRISTOPHER 110

JESS, ANDREAS 83

JIANG, J. 71

JIANG, SAN PING 99

JIN, Y. Q. 119

John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester 11

JOHNS, LOUISE C. 45

JOHNSON, NUALA C. 34

JOHNSON, TODD M. 9

Joining the Resistance 41

Joint Source-Channel Coding 126

JOOST-GAUGIER, CHRISTIANE L. 40

JOYCE, PAUL M. 10

JUST, WOLFRAM 110

KAGAN, EUGENE 131

KAHL, GUENTER 72

KAMINSKI, MARCIN 133

KAO, GRACE 23

KAPUR, KAILASH C. 116

KATTI, KATTESH V. 98

KATUGAMPOLA, RUWANI P. 51

KAYVANTASH, KAMBIZ 103

KEANE, MICHAEL 17

KELLEY, ANNE MEYERS 88

KELLY, JOHN 56

KENNEDY, ROSS A. 36

KETZER, J. MARCELO 70

KHADER, JAMIL 3

KHAN, MIKE 75

KHAN, REHMAN M. 130

KHAZAN, INNA Z. 43

KHUMAWALA, SALEHA B. 31

KI, WING-HUNG 113

Kidney Disease Management 60

KIESO, DONALD E. 30, 31

KIMMEL, PAUL D. 30, 31

KING, R. BRUCE 102

KIRK-OTHMER 85

Kirk-Othmer Chemical Technology of Cosmetics 85

KIRWAN, MARK J. 74

KISS, ANTON ALEXANDRU 81

KLAGES, RAINER 110

KLANDERMANS, BERT 20

KLUGMAN, STUART A. 130

KNOX, PETER E. 39

KOBAYASHI, HISATOSHI 112

KOC, MUAMMER 105

KOHN, BARBARA 64

KOKHANOVSKY, ALEXANDER 90

KONG, E. S. W. 106

KONOPKA, ANDRZEJ K. 100

KORF, BRUCE R. 49

KOROM, FRANK J. 33

KOROTENKO, KONSTANTIN A. 86

KRAEHMER, HANSJOERG 72

KRAGL, UDO 83

KRIEF, FRANCINE 124

KRISHER, REBECCA L. 66

KUBINYI, HUGO 94

KUCERA, JANE 90

KUHN, ROBERT LAWRENCE 4

KUMAGAI, MICHIO 69

KUSNECOV, ALEXANDER W. 43

KUTZ, MYER 113

KWASINSKI, ANDRES 126

Labor, Economy, and Society 23

LACEY, KATE 18

LAFOLLETTE, HUGH 5, 6

LALAUZE, RENE 112

LALENA, JOHN N. 102

Lamentations Through the Centuries 10

LÄMMERHOFER, MICHAEL 99

LANE, PHILIP 32

LANGTON, PHILIP D. 78

LARNER, WENDY 34

Laser Metrology in Fluid Mechanics 133

Laser Velocimetry in Fluid

Mechanics 133

LAUWERS, GREGORY Y. 54

LAYCOCK, JOHN 76

Lecture Notes: Epidemiology, Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health 52

LEE, HUA 111

LEE, KANG 46

LEFRANÇOIS, EMMANUEL 128

LEHMHUS, DIRK 103

LESLIE, JOHN 4

Lessons from Fort Apache 33

LEWIS SR., RICHARD J. 92

LEWIS, RACHEL 60

LHOTKA, CHRISTOPH 108

LI, JIE JACK 95

LI, PANJIAN 103

LI, PING 14

Liberal Terror 25

Liberty and Security 25

LIEBERMAN, NORMAN P. 82

Likelihood that a Released Flammable Mass will Ignite 91

LINDH, ROLAND 98

Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy (Special Publication 45 of the IAS) 70

LIPTON, DIANA 10

Liquid Crystals in Materials Chemistry 106

Listening Publics 18

Literary Theory Handbook, The 11

LIU, JEN-PEI 130

LLOYD, MAGGIE 62

LOCKHART, PETER 61

LONG, NICHOLAS 98

Loss Models 130

LOWE, DAVID J. 138

LOWE, GORDON D.O. 57

LTE Security 125

LU, MAX 80, 99, 103

LUGT, PIET M. 132

LUNN, GEORGE 92

LUO, ALBERT C. J. 135

LUPTON, SARAH 139

LUSS, HANAN 129

LUTZ, STEFAN 100

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Lyocell and the Human Skin – A Biopolymer with Amazing Properties 74

LYUBIMOV, ALEXANDER 95

MAAREL, EDDY VAN DER 68

MACAIRE, LUDOVIC 124

MACCLANCY, JEREMY 33

MACLEOD, NORM 69

MAEV, ROMAN GR. 118

MAGLEBY, SPENCER P. 132

Magnetic Cooling – From Fundamentals to High Efficiency Refrigeration 105

Magnetoseismology 109

MAHRWALD, RAINER 96

MAITLIS, PETER M. 96

MAJNEMER, ANNETTE 53

MAK-Collection for Occupational Health and Safety Part IV, The 92

MALINA, MIKE 138

MALMQVIST, PER ÅKE 98

MALONE, EDWARD A. 131

Management Accounting 31

Management Information Systems 28

Managerial Economics 32

Managing Innovation 27

MANDELL, JUDY 14

MANLEY, KIM 59

MANNHOLD, RAIMUND 94

MARCELLIN-LITTLE, DENIS J. 63

MARESCHAL, DENIS 42

Market Research and Strategic Planning for Global Chemical, Petrochemical, and Plastics Industries 79

Marketing Research 28

MARKHAM, IAN S. 9, 10

MARLET, RENAUD 132

MARSELLA, ROSANNA 65

MARTIN, GRAHAM D. 82

MARTIN, PHILIPPE 32

MASLIN, MARK A. 70

Materials and Skills for Historic Building Conservation 137

Materials for High-Temperature Fuel Cells 99

Mathematical Theories for Computer and Network Security Engineering 124

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts 37

MATTA, N. 115

MATTHAY, KATHERINE 58

MATTHEWS, JOHN T. 12

MAURINE, P. 116

MCADAM, DOUG 20

MCCAFFER, RONALD 138

MCCARTHY, J. R. 84

MCCORMACK, BRENDAN 59

MCDONALD, PAUL 16MCFERRAN, DON 60

MCGREGOR, AMY 53

MCGUIRE, BILL 70

MCKAY, DAVID 24

MCKENNA, LAURENCE 60

MCLOUGHLIN, JOHN 56

Measures for Children with Developmental Disability framed by the ICF-CY 53

Mechanics of Fluid Flow 85

Mechanics of Solid Interfaces 134

Media in Transitional Democracies, The 18

Medical Statistics at a Glance Text and Workbook Bundle 51

Medical Statistics at a Glance Workbook 51

MEERAN, KARIM 76

Membrane Processing 73

Membrane Technology and Applications 80

MENK, FREDERICK W. 109

MENN, M. LE 122

MERCK, MELINDA D. 65

MESCHIA, JAMES 53

Metabolomics in Practice 99

Metal Chalcogenide Semiconductor Nanostructures and Their Applications in Renewable Energy 105

Metal-Catalyzed Reactions in Water 91

MEYER, VERONIKA R. 87

MEYERS, ROBERT A. 76

MICCOLI, PAOLO 55

Micro and Nanotechnologies in Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering 112

Microwave and Millimeter Wave Circuits and Systems 121

MIDDLETON, SHELDON 65

Midwife’s Labour and Birth Handbook, The 59

MIKULECKY, DONALD 79

MILDREN, RICH 110

MILLER, ALEXANDER 5

MILLER, GORDON J. 102

MILLER, LILA 66

MILLER, STEVEN 53

MILLER, FRANK 29

MILLS, CHRIS LLOYD 77

MILLS, DANIEL S. 63

MILNE, DEREK 41

Minerva’s Night Out 4

MINOIS, GEORGES 35

MINUTO, MICHELE N. 55

MIS Cases 29

MITTAL, K. L. 104

MITTAL, VIKAS 106

MITTEMEIJER, E. J. 86

MITZEL, NORBERT 97

Mobile Ad Hoc Networking 126

Model Building in Mathematical Programming 127

Modeling and Prediction of Polymer Nanocomposite Properties 106

Modeling Biochemical Reactions 100

Modern Construction Management 138

Modern Diffraction Methods 86

Modern Machine Learning Techniques and Their Applications in Cartoon Animation Research 116

Modern Methods in Stereo- selective Aldol Reactions 96

MODICA, GIUSEPPE 129

MODOOD, TARIQ 21

MOFFITT, L. J. 32

MOIR, IAN 136

MOKSNESS, ERLEND 67

Molecular Biology of Cancer 75

Molecular Electronics 104

Molecular Genetics of Bacteria 76

Molecular Pharmacology: From DNA to Drug Design 77

Molecular Plant Immunity 72

MOLL, LUIS C. 43

MOLLOY, MAUREEN 34

MORAD, SADOON 70

Moral Blindness 20

MORE, MAX 4

MORITA, A. 88

MORLEDGE, ROY 138

MORRIS, ERIC M. J. 45

MORRISON, CAROLE 97

Morson and Dawson’s Gastrointestinal Pathology 54

MOTIWALA, HANIF 56

MOTT, ANGIE 61

MOTZFELDT, KETIL 97

MUCCHI, L. 125

MUHLER, MARTIN 90

Multiconfigurational Quantum Chemistry 98

Multiculturalism 21

MUNIR, NAZIA 49

MUNSON, BRUCE R. 136

MURILLO, MARIA C. LUCAS 15

Mystery of Existence, The 4

NAAFS, BERNARD 55

NADDEO, V. 89

NAGASHIMA, YORIKIYO 109

NAIR, MURALITHARAN 59

NAITO, MAKIO 102

Nano and Cell Mechanics 134

Nanomaterials in Catalysis 91

Nanomaterials in Drug Delivery, Imaging, and Tissue Engineering 112

NASH, JEN J. 45

Natural Disasters in a Global Environment 35

Negotiating Cultural Encounters 114

NESS, IMMANUEL 36

NEVINS, M. ELEANOR 33

NEWMAN, SALLY 50

NICHOLLS, LINDSEY 61

NICHOLSON, ALEX 57

NICHOLSON, W. KEITH 128

NIEMEYER, BERND 92

NIER, JASON A. 47

No God, No Science 8

NOBLE, HELEN 60

NOLAN, RIALL 33

Nonclinical Safety Assessment 94

Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics 110

Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics of Small Systems 110

Nonlinear Spectroscopy of Interfaces 88

NOORDENBOS, GRETA 45

Novel Ecosystems 67

NOVELLI, MARCO R. 54

NOWER, LIA 42

Numerical Analysis in Electromagnetics 115

NWAOHA, CHIKEZIE 79, 81

O’DWYER, LOUISE 64

O’LEARY, TIMOTHY 7

O’SHAUGHNESSY, JAMES C. 140

OBADIA, LIONEL 9

Object Detection and Recognition in Digital Images 120

Odour Impact Assessment Handbook 89

Oil Spill Risk Management 86

OKIISHI, THEODORE H. 136

OLIVER, JOSEPH E. 45

OLSEN, BERNARD A. 87

OLSEN, BRIAN M. 132

ONISCU, GABRIEL 56

ONYEWUENYI, OLIVER A. 79

Oocyte Physiology and Development in Domestic Animals 66

Operations Management 27

Operations Management 27

Optical Engineering of Diamond 110

Optics in Instruments 127

Optimal Automated Process Fault Analysis 82

Oral Medicine and Medically Complex Patients 61

Organic Mass Spectrometry in Art and Archaeology with Solvent Microextraction 89

Organic Optoelectronics 104

Organic Structures from Spectra 88

OSINSKI, GORDON R. 70

ÖST, LARS-GÖRAN 45

Osteoporosis 56

OTZEN, DANIEL ERIK 101

OU, TIAN-MIAO 99

OUAHABI, A. 121

OURS, JAN VAN 32

OVERALL, NICKOLA C. 41

OZEL, TUGRUL 105

PACIFICI, KRISHNA 67

PACK, BRIAN W. 87

PAINTER, JOE 34

PALMIERI, CARLO 52

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PAN, CI-LING 126

PAN, YI 120

PANDOLFINO, JOHN E. 54

PANJER, HARRY H. 130

Paradoxes 4

PARKS, ACACIA C. 42

PARVULESU, CONSTANTIN 17

PASIOURAS, FOTIOS 30

PAVICIC, MLADEN 111

PAYNE, MICHAEL 12

PEATE, IAN 59

PECK, JEFFREY N. 63

PELENGARIS, STELLA 75

PENCHEON, DAVID 52

PENNA, ANTHONY N. 35

Perinatal Stem Cells 75

PERKINS, FREEDOM 53

PERSSON, INGMAR 5

PETERS, J. E. 76

PETERS, MARK 80

PETERSON, JAMES T. 67

PETIT, ANTOINE 56

PETRIE, AVIVA 51

Petroleum Accumulation Zones on Continental Margins 86

Petronius 39

PETROZZI, SERGIO 87

PETTORELLI, NATHALIE 68

PHILIPPOT, KARINE 91

PHILLIPS, JOSEPH 84

PHILLIPSON, CHRISTOPHER 22

Philosophical-Political Profiles 5

Philosophy and Resistance in the Crisis 24

Phosphorus Chemistry 98

Photonics for THz and Millimeter Waves in Ultra-Fast Wireless Communications 126

Physics of Organic Semiconductors 110

Physiological Measures of Emotion From a Developmental Perspective 47

PICKER, RUTH 30

PIERAZZO, ELISABETTA 70

PIERGROSSI, JULIE CUNNINGHAM 61

PINES, JESSE M. 57

PINKERTON, ROSS 58

PINNA, LORENZO A. 75

PINTO, ANDRES 61

PIORKOWSKA, EWA 107

PIRRACCHIO, ROMAIN 58

Pitfalls and Errors of HPLC in Pictures 87

Plant Breeding Reviews 71

Plant Centromere Biology 71

Plant Transposons and Genome Dynamics in Evolution 71

Plasma Formulary for Physics, Astronomy, and Technology 108

Plasma Medicine 111

Polarimetric Scattering and SAR Information Retrieval 119

Political Oratory and Cartooning 34

Politics in the Age of Austerity 24

Politics of Volunteering, The 23

Polymeric Sensors and Actuators 119

POMERANCE, MURRAY 15

PORTA, DONATELLA DELLA 20

PORTES, RICHARD 32

Power Management Integrated Circuit Analysis and Design 113

Power Systems Signal Processing 121

POWER, MICK 43

Powering Planet Earth – From Timber to Nuclear Energy 98

Practical Emergency and Critical Care Veterinary Nursing 64

Practical Guide to Clustered Candomised Trials – Design and Analysis for Healthcare Evaluation, A 58

Practical Health Promotion 62

Practical Instrumental Analysis 87

Practical Manual of Gastro- esophageal Reflux Disease 54

Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications 122

Practice Development in Nursing and Healthcare 59

PRAG, JONATHAN 39

Precalculus 131

PRINCE, BRAD 28

Principles and Applications to Tribology 134

Probabilistic Search for Tracking Targets 131

Problem Solving and Data Analysis Using Minitab 130

Process Intensification Technologies for Green Chemistry 83

Process Plant Equipment 79

Production of Plasma Proteins for Therapeutic Use 93

Program Specialization 132

Protein Engineering Handbook 100

Protein Kinase CK2 75

Protein-Protein Interactions in Drug Discovery 94

Psychoanalytic Thinking in Occupational Therapy 61

Psycholinguistics of Bilingualism 14

Psychology 47

Psychology of Retirement, The 41

PURCELL, MARK 35

PURUGGANAN, MICHAEL D. 71

QIAN, YI 127

Quality by Design Model for Biologics Drug Product Development 84

Quantitative Reasoning 131

Quantum Dynamics for Classical Systems 128

QUIGLEY, EAMONN M. M. 54

QURASHI, A. 105

RAAFLAUB, KURT A. 38

RABE, TORSTEN 102

RABEAU, JAMES 110

Race 6

RADZIEMSKI, LEON J. 88

RAGHURAMAN, KANNAN 98

RAINE, JOSEPH E. 50

RAINER, R. KELLY 28

RAINEY, BERNADETTE 42

RAJA, ALI S. 57

RAMAKRISHNA, SEERAM 112

RAMALINGAM, MURUGAN 112

RAMARAO, BANDRAU 101

RAMASWAMY, SHRI 101

RAMM, PETER 115

RAND, JACQUIE 62

RANKIN, DAVID 97

RAO, C. N. R. 97

RATHSWOHL, EUGENE 29

READ, MATT 63

Reading Paradise Lost 14

Reality of Contemporary Discrimination in the United States, The 47

RECKLESS, IAN 50

Recovery from Eating Disorders 45

REES, PAUL A. 66

REID, R. DAN 27

Reinventing Professionalism 19

REISENAUER, EVELINE 22

Reliability Engineering 116

Religion in the Contemporary World 21

REN, XUEFEI 21

RENGEL, ZED 72

REPATH, IAN 39

RESCHE-RIGON, MATTHIEU 58

Research Methods for Business 27

Responsive Membranes and Materials 80

Rethinking Christian Identity 10

REYNOLDS, D. JOHN 50

REYNOLDS, FELICITY 57

RF/Microwave Circuit Design for Wireless Applications 122

RIBEIRO, MOISES VIDAL 121

RIBEIRO, PAULO F. 121

RICHARD, DAVID 42

RICHARDT, ANDRE 92

RICHES, JOHN 10

RICHTER, JOEL E. 54

Rise of Western Christendom, The 37

Risk Assessment and Oral Diagnostics in Clinical Dentistry 61

Risk Management Under UCITS IV 30

RIVERS, JENNIFER S. 35

ROBARTS, RICHARD D. 69

ROBBINS, STEPHEN P. 28

ROBERT-INACIO, FREDERIQUE 124

ROBOAM, XAVIER 117

ROBOAM, XAVIER 117

ROGIER, HENDRIK 121

ROHDE, ULRICH L. 122

Role of Green Chemistry in Biomass Processing and Conversion, The 101

Roman Disasters 35

ROOS, BJORN 98

RÖPKE, GERD 110

ROSELLI, LUCA 121

ROSENSTONE, ROBERT A. 17

ROSS, ANDREW 139

ROTHENBERG, MOLLY ANNE 3

ROTHMAYER, ALRIC P. 136

RUDOLPH, MATTHIAS 122

RYAN, FRANK 44

SABATH, FRANK 92

SABIN, CAROLINE 51

SABIN, CAROLINE 51

Safety of Software-based Systems 123

SAGUET, PIERRE 115

SALAZAR, CARMEN 15

SALDIVAR-GUERRA, ENRIQUE 107

SALLAZ, JEFFREY J. 23

SANDEMAN, KARL 105

SANDERS, NADA R. 27

SANDHU, HARPINDER 68

SANSONE, ERIC B. 92

SASLOW, JAMES M. 40

SATLOW, MICHAEL 39

SAUNDERS, MARK 77

SAUTER, MARTIN 126

SAVAGE, GERALD 114

SAWICKI, JANA 7

Sax’s Dangerous Properties of Industrial Materials Twelfth Edition Set CD-ROM 92

SCHÄFER, ARMIN 24

SCHÄFER, THOMAS 80

SCHEIN, RICHARD H. 34

SCHILBRACK, KEVIN 8

SCHLOM, DARRELL 118

SCHNEIDEWIND, NORMAN F. 123

SCHNELL, SANTIAGO 100

SCHÖN, ASTRID 101

SCHREIBMAN, SUSAN 12

SCHROEDER, KNUT 52

SCHUSTER, HEINZ GEORG 110

SCHUUR, JEREMIAH D. 57

Science of Intimate Relationships, The 41

SCUDDER, PAUL H. 96

Security for Cognitive Wireless Networks 125

SEEGER, MATTHEW W. 18

SEKARAN, UMA 27

Selective Visual Attraction 114

SELLNOW, TIMOTHY L. 18

SEMIAT, RAFAEL 80

147

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Separation and Purification Technologies in Biorefineries 101

SERP, PHILIPPE 91

SERPONE, NICK 98

SESSA, GUIDO 72

SEVILLA, ALICIA 131

SEWELL, THOMAS D. 105

SEYBT, MELANIE W. 55

SHAHIDI, FEREIDOON 74

SHANKAR, A. G. 58

Shape-Memory Polymers 106

SHELDRAKE, PHILIP 9

Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff 66

SHEPHERD, NEIL A. 54

SHEPHERD, P. JOHN 111

SHEVELL, MICHAEL 53

SIDDIQUE, N. H. 135

SIEMENS, RAY 12

Signal and Image Multiresolution Analysis 121

SILVEIRA, PAULO MÉRCIO DA 121

SIMCOCK, RICHARD 52

SIMOS, GREGORIS 44

SIMPSON, JEFFRY A. 41

SINGH, BALAJI 79

SINGH, JYOTSNA G. 12

SINGH, RAHUL 111

SINGH, SATISH K. 84

SINGLETON, PAUL 77

SINHA, PRADEEP K. 123

SINN, HANS-WERNER 32

SISK, TIMOTHY 26

Situational Judgement Test at a Glance, The 51

SIVARAMAKRISHNAN, KONDURU 31

SIVASUBRAMANIAM, SHIVA 77

SKANDIER, TOBY 29

SKARET, ERIK 45

Small Animal Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia 63

SMITH, CECIL 81

SMITHERS, GEOFFREY 73

SNOW, DAVID A. 20

SNYDER, LARRY 76

SOBOLEV, V.S. 86

Sociology 19

Sociology for AS AQA 19

Soft-Tissue Lasers in Dental Hygiene 61

Solar Astrophysics 109

Solar Energy at Urban Scale 118

SOMERS, KAY 131

SOMEYA, TAKAO 104

SONNTAG, RICHARD E. 136

SOOD, AJAY K. 97

Sources of Contamination in Medicinal Products and Medical Devices 93

Spacecraft Dynamics and Control 135

Spatial Politics 34

SPEAKMAN, MARK 56

Spike Lee’s America 16

SPRINKLE, GEOFF 31

STAGNER, WILLIAM CRAIG 94

STAHL, SAUL 129

Statebuilding 26

Statistical Diagnostics for Cancer 75

Statistical Modeling in Clinical Trials 130

Statistical Modelling of ICU Data 58

STEFFENSEN, LESLIE NUÑEZ 10

Stem Cells 76

Stem Cells, Craniofacial Development and Regeneration 76

STERRITT, DAVID 16

Stochastic Perturbation Method for Computational Mechanics, The 133

STOCKINGER, P. 124

STOJMENOVIC, IVAN 126

STONE, JOHN V. 131

STONE, ROB 16

STONEKING, MARK 69

STOTT, DAVID J. 57

STØTTRUP, JOSIANNE 67

STOVALL, DALE 56

STREECK, WOLFGANG 24

STRENSKI, IVAN 8

Stress and Pheromonatherapy in Small Animal Clinical Behaviour 63

Stretchable Electronics 104

Stroke 53

STROUD, SARAH 6

Structural Materials and Processes in Transportation 103

Structural Methods in Molecular Inorganic Chemistry 97

Student’s Companion to the Theologians, The 9

SUMEGI, ANGELA 8

Supercapacitors 103

Supervision and Safety of Complex Systems 115

Surgery at a Glance 49

Sustainabiltiy 26

Sustainable Dairy Production 73

Sustainable Healthcare 52

Sustainable Swine Nutrition 67

SUTTON, PHILIP W. 19

System Engineering of Computer Networks 123

Systemic Design Methodologies for Electrical Energy Systems 117

SZEMAN, IMRE 11

SZYLAR, CHRISTIAN 29, 30

TADROS, THARWAT F. 83

TAGHIZADEH, ROUZBEH R. 75

TALWAR, VICTORIA 46

TAMIME, ADNAN 73

TAO, DACHENG 116

TAO, N. 104

TASKER, SÉVERINE 64

TATAMI, JUNICHI 102

TAVANI, HERMAN T. 28

TAYLOR, PAUL C. 6

TEMPLE, L. 113

TERRIS, DAVID J. 55

TERRY, JUSTYN 10

TERVO, RICHARD J. 122

Theoretical Astrophysics 108

Theorizing Crisis Communication 18

Thermodynamics 136

THESLEFF, IRMA 76

THIELE, LESLIE PAUL 26

THODE, CHRISTIAN 77

THOMPSON, TREVOR 52

Thyroid Surgery 55

TIDD, JOE 27

Tinnitus 60

TITCHEN, ANGIE 59

TIWARI, ASHUTOSH 112

TIWARI, ASHUTOSH 112

TOIT, JENNY DU 50

TOKURA, YOSHINORI 118

TOLMIE, ANDREW 42

TONER, JERRY 35

Top Tips in Urology 56

Topics in Colloid and Interface Science 83

Toxicology of Methanol, The 95

Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry with Introduction to Mass Spectrometry 89

Transhumanist Reader , The 4

Transmission Electron Microscopy in Micro-nanoelectronics 114

Transnational Migration 22

TREISTER, NATHANIEL S. 61

TROFFAES, MATTHIAS 129

Troubleshooting Vacuum Systems 82

TURNER, MARION 14

UBELAKER, DOUGLAS H. 74

UCITS Handbook 29

UEMATSU, KEIZO 102

Ullmann’s Reaction Engineering 81

Ullmann’s Renewable Resources 85

Understanding Laboratory Investigations 59

Understanding Microbes 78

Understanding Theories of Religion 8

Upstream Industrial Biotechnology 84

Urban China 21

Utopian Globalists, The 40

VANHAELEN, ANGELA 41

VAQUERA, ELIZABETH 23

VARIAN, FRANCES 51

Vegetation Ecology 68

Vehicle Safety Communications 125

VELA, MARCELO F. 54

VERKHRATSKY, ALEXEI 78

VERYAZOV, VALERA 98

Veterinary Forensics 65

Veterinary Nursing of Exotic Pets 63

Vibro-impact Dynamics 135

VITA-MORE, NATASHA 4

VIVALDO-LIMA, EDUARDO 107

VOESTERMANS, PAUL 44

VOLPE, MEDI ANN 10

VOLTMER, KATRIN 18

VPIS 65

WAESCHE, ROLF 102

WAISBORD, SILVIO 19

WALKER, KEITH 11

WALKER, MARK 3

WALTERS, STEPHEN J. 58

WANG, Y. 118

WARD, STEPHEN J. A. 17

WARREN, BRYAN F. 54

WASER, RAINER 118

WASSERSCHEID, PETER 83

Water Quality Engineering 139

Water-Quality Engineering in Natural Systems 90

WATERS, COLIN L. 109

WATSON, HUGH J. 28

WECKWERTH, WOLFRAM 72, 99

Weed Anatomy 72

WEES, HANS VAN 38

WEISS, THOMAS G. 24, 25

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MARK WALKERNew Mexico State University, USA

✤ A controversial yet rigorous argument that demonstrates the moral imperative for mass distribution of

‘happy-pills’, based on the wellbeing of the individual and society

✤ Challenges fundamental conceptions of illness and treatment

✤ Brings together the philosophy, psychology and biology of happiness

✤ Maps the development of the next generation of positive mood pharmacology

READERSHIP: All levels of Undergraduate and Postgraduate students in Philosophy, Psychology, Social Sciences and Medical Ethics; Also written to be entirely accessible to the general non-specialist reader

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Double Oblivion of the Ourang-OutangHÉLÈNE CIXOUSParis VIII Université, Paris, France

✤ Cixous is generally regarded as one of the leading, if not the leading French feminist author writing today

✤ This book tells the story of how the author re-discovers a box containing a manuscript from over fifty

years ago, which leads to reflections on literary creativity, memory, identity and dreams

✤ The title refers to Baudelaire’s translation of a text by Edgar Allen Poe set in Paris in which the

perpetrator of two murders is revealed to be an escaped orangutan, or ‘ourang-outang’, who has no

motive for the crimes, raising questions about how we contain threats

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in literature, literary studies, gender studies, feminist studies; general readers and followers of Cixous

POLITY

Dispossession: The Performative in the PoliticalConversations with Athena Athanasiou

JUDITH BUTLER & ATHENA ATHANASIOUUniversity of California, Berkeley, USA; Panteion University, Athens, Greece

✤ Accessible new book from one of the world’s leading critical theorists

✤ Examines what it means to be a dispossessed citizen today, the power relations involved, and citizen activism

✤ Engaging and thought-provoking text that discusses key contemporary events such as the Arab Spring

and the Occupy movement

✤ Goes beyond the conventional understanding of dispossession to discuss how an alternative and

affective economy of bodies in public is being formed

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and above studying gender and cultural studies and general readers interested in the work of Judith ButlerSERIES: PCVS-POLITY CONVERSATIONS SERIES

POLITY

Žižek Now!Current Perspectives in Žižek Studies

JAMIL KHADER & MOLLY ANNE ROTHENBERG (EDS)Stetson University, DeLand, USA; Tulane University, New Orleans, USA

✤ The first assessment of the utility and far-reaching implications of Žižek’s work in the disciplines of

the so-called human sciences

✤ Well-known scholars analyse the difference Žižek’s work makes or has the potential to make in their

chosen field

✤ The volume offers chapters on topics as varied as quantum physics and Žižek’s transcendentalist

materialist theory of the subject, Hegel’s absolute, materialist Christianity, postcolonial violence,

eco-politics, mashups and digital culture

✤ Contributors to the volume include Adrian Johnston, Todd McGowan, Bruno Bosteels, Erik Vogt,

Verena Conley, David Gunkel, Joshua Ramey, Jamil Khader, and Žižek himself

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ParadoxesROY T. COOKUniversity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA

✤ This is a new in the Key Concepts in Philosophy series focusing on the core and difficult topic of

paradoxes

✤ An accessible and entertaining introduction to the study of paradoxes, in which the author provides a

detailed examination of a wide variety of paradoxes, including helpful exercises and further reading

sections at the end of each chapter

✤ He concentrates on four types of paradoxes: the semantic paradoxes involving truth, the set-theoretic

paradoxes involving arbitrary collections of objects, the Soritical paradoxes involving vague concepts,

and the epistemic paradoxes involving knowledge and belief

READERSHIP: Both undergraduate and graduate students of philosophySERIES: POLITY KEY CONCEPTS IN PHILOSOPHY

POLITY

Minerva’s Night OutPhilosophy, Pop Culture, and Moving Pictures

EDITED BY NOËL CARROLLUniversity of Wisconsin, USA

✤ Addresses a wide range of topics in the philosophy of popular culture

✤ Written by Noel Carroll, one of popular culture’s best known philosophical theorists

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examples

✤ Discussion of topics ranges from film to dance, horror to humour

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate level students for courses in philosophy of film, philosophy of popular culture, or film and popular culture; also for general readers interested in these topics and the work of Noel Carroll

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The Transhumanist Reader Classical and Contemporary Essays on the Science, Technology, and Philosophy of the Human Future

EDITED BY MAX MORE & NATASHA VITA-MOREPresident and CEO of the Alcor Life Extension Foundation, the world’s leading cryogenics organization; Author and expert on human

enhancement and emerging and speculative technologies

✤ The first book to present a reliable and comprehensive survey of the origins and current state of

transhumanist thinking about the future of humanity

✤ Pioneers the key philosophical arguments for and against human enhancement, the inevitability of

life extension, and the possible solutions to growing social and ethical concerns

✤ Explores the scope of the effects of human innovation in areas such as nanotechnology and artificial

intelligence, and what has been referred to as a technological singularity

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The Mystery of ExistenceEDITED BY JOHN LESLIE & ROBERT LAWRENCE KUHNUniversity of Guelph, Canada; Creator and Co-Host of Closer to the Truth PBS Television Series & Media Commentator on Science

and Philosophy

✤ Compelling study of the origins of the material world that traces the responses of philosophers and

scientists to the most elemental and haunting question of all: why is anything here?

✤ Includes the thoughts of dozens of luminaries from Plato and Aristotle to Stephen Hawking and the

Dalai Lama

✤ Features material by scientists, philosophers, and theologians

✤ Includes informative and helpful editorial introductions to each section and a wealth of suggestions

for further reading and research

READERSHIP: University students undertaking courses in philosophy and related subjects; science and physics students seeking contextual commentary; and general readers

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JÜRGEN HABERMASJohann Wolfgang Goethe University of Frankfurt, Germany

✤ An important work in which one of the leading philosophers of our time examines the ideas of some

of his predecessors and contemporaries

✤ Among the thinkers discussed are Heidegger, Jaspers, Bloch, Adorno, Benjamin, Marcuse, Arendt and

Gadamer

✤ This book sheds valuable light not only on the ideas of these thinkers but also on the formation of

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The Blackwell Guide to Ethical Theory2nd Edition

EDITED BY HUGH LAFOLLETTE & INGMAR PERSSONUniversity of South Florida St. Petersburg, USA; University of Gothenburg, Sweden, & University of Oxford, UK

✤ A new edition of this successful and highly regarded Guide, now reorganized and updated with the

addition of significant new material

✤ Includes 23 essays written by an international team of leading philosophers

✤ Essays new to this edition cover evolution and ethics, capability ethics, virtues and consequences,

and the implausibility of virtue ethics

✤ Extensive, substantive essays develop the main arguments of all the leading viewpoints in ethical

theory

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and instructors in philosophy, religious studies, and related fields; general readersSERIES: BLACKWELL PHILOSOPHY GUIDES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-631-20119-9

Against EpistemologyTHEODOR W. ADORNO

✤ This is a re-issue of a classic book by one of the leading philosophers of the twentieth century

✤ While written as a critique of Husserl’s phenomenology, this book is at the same time a much broader

critique of philosophy and epistemology

✤ Here Adorno outlines many of the ideas that have since become central to modern philosophy, such

as the critique of foundationalism, the illusions of idealism and the end of epistemology

✤ Polity is Adorno’s primary publisher in English and the re-issue of this important book is a significant

addition to the corpus of Adorno’s work in English

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in sociology, philosophy, literature and cultural studies

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Contemporary MetaethicsAn Introduction2nd Edition

ALEXANDER MILLERUniversity of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand

✤ New edition of this highly readable introduction to contemporary metaethics which provides a critical

overview of the main arguments and themes in twentieth- and twenty-first-century contemporary metaethics

✤ Traces the development of contemporary debates in metaethics from the work of G. E. Moore up to

the most recent arguments between naturalism and non-naturalism, cognitivism and non-cognitivism

✤ This book addresses all the key theories and ideas in the field, from Moore’s attack on ethical

naturalism to anti-realist and best opinion accounts of moral truth and the non-reductionist

naturalism of the ‘Cornell realists’

✤ As well as revisiting the whole terrain with revised and updated guides to further reading, Miller also

introduces major new sections on the revolutionary fictionalism of Richard Joyce and the hermeneutic

fictionalism of Mark Kalderon

READERSHIP: Philosophy undergraduates and postgraduates taking introductory courses in meta-ethics

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-745-62345-0

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International Encyclopedia of EthicsEDITOR-IN-CHIEF: HUGH LAFOLLETTEUniversity of South Florida St. Petersburg, USA

ASSOCIATE EDITORS: JOHN DEIGH & SARAH STROUDUniversity at Texas Austin, USA, & McGill University, Canada

“…not just an indispensable resource for both students and scholars, but one

that invites the kind of spontaneous browsing that can creatively transform

scholarship.”

Jennifer A. Herdt, Yale University

“…an outstanding guide to current thinking about ethics.”

Peter Singer, Princeton University

“This 9 volume masterpiece draws on the expertise of more than 600 authors from

23 countries, to present the most comprehensive reference work ever devoted to

the field of ethics.”

Larry S. Temkin, Rutgers University

✤ Comprises over 700 entries, ranging from 1000 to 10,000 words in length,

written by an international cast of subject experts

✤ Is arranged across 8 fully cross-referenced volumes, plus a comprehensive

index volume

✤ Provides clear definitions and explanations of all areas of ethics including the

topics, movements, arguments, and key figures in Normative Ethics,

Metaethics, and Practical Ethics

✤ Covers the major philosophical, legal and religious traditions

✤ Offers an unprecedented level of authority, accuracy and balance with all

entries being blind peer-reviewed

READERSHIP: Students, scholars and professionals working across the field of ethics

RaceA PHILOSOPHICAL INTRODUCTION2nd Edition

PAUL C. TAYLORPennsylvania State University, University Park, USA

✤ Fully updated and revised edition of this comprehensive but accessible introduction to philosophical

race theory

✤ Blends metaphysics and social philosophy, analytic philosophy and pragmatic philosophy of

experience and engages the ideas of such important figures as Linda Alcoff, K. Anthony Appiah,

W. E. B. Du Bois, Michel Foucault and Howard Winant

✤ Taylor examines key topics such as mixed-race identity and white supremacy as well as timely

examinations of racially fraught issues of policing, immigration, and global justice

READERSHIP: Students in philosophy, sociology and ethnic studies who are studying race and ethnicity

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-7456-2883-7

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An Introduction to OntologyNIKK EFFINGHAMUniversity of Birmingham, UK

✤ An engaging and wide-ranging new book that provides an introduction to contemporary ontology

✤ Effingham covers the key topics in the field, from the ontology of holes, numbers and possible

worlds, to space, time and the ontology of material objects - for instance, whether there are

composite objects such as tables, chairs or even you and me

✤ As well as discussing the latest issues in ontology, Effingham also helpfully deals in-depth with

different methodological principles (including theory choice, Quinean ontological commitment and

Meinongianism) and introduces them alongside an example ontological theory that puts them into

practice

READERSHIP: Philosophy students: core reading for upper-level undergraduate courses in ontology and metaphysics generally, secondary reading for courses in philosophy of mathematics and aesthetics, as well as some MA conversion courses

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Identity and DiscriminationReissued and Updated Edition

TIMOTHY WILLIAMSONUniversity of Oxford, UK

✤ Thoroughly revised new edition of Williamson’s first publication, with the inclusion of significant new

material, available for the first time in 20 years

✤ Argues for an original cognitive account of the relation between identity and discrimination that has

been influential in the philosophy of perception

✤ Pioneers the use of epistemic logic to solve puzzles about indiscriminability

✤ Develops the application of techniques from mathematical logic to understand issues about identity

over time and across possible worlds

READERSHIP: Graduate students in philosophy, suitable for use in classes on epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of perception; professional philosophers

A Companion to Buddhist PhilosophyEDITED BY STEVEN M. EMMANUELVirginia Wesleyan College, USA

✤ Presents a comprehensive survey of the most important ideas, problems, and debates in the history

of Buddhist philosophy

✤ Written by the leading scholars in the field

✤ Covers the traditional areas of Buddhist philosophy (metaphysics, epistemology/logic, and ethics), and

also includes sections on social and political thought, and meditation – its contemporary issues and

applications

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and instructors in philosophy, religious studies, and related fieldsSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

A Companion to the Philosophy of TimeEDITED BY ADRIAN BARDON & HEATHER DYKEWake Forest University, North Carolina, USA; University of Otago, New Zealand

✤ Explores the nature and experience of time, as well as the history of the philosophy of time

✤ Highlights the contributions of major thinkers from the pre-Socratic period to the present

✤ Surveys the latest philosophical work on the physics, metaphysics, and cognitive science of time and

time-awareness

✤ Exceeds all previous texts in providing the most comprehensive coverage of the field of the

philosophy of time

READERSHIP: Graduate and advanced undergraduate courses in the philosophy of space and time, metaphysics, and the philosophy of scienceSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

A Companion to FoucaultEDITED BY CHRISTOPHER FALZON, TIMOTHY O’LEARY & JANA SAWICKIUniversity of Newcastle, Australia; University of Hong Kong; Williams College, Western Massachusetts, USA

✤ Features a collection of essays from established and emerging scholars that represent the most

extensive anthology of French philosopher Michel Foucault’s works available to date

✤ Surveys Foucault’s major works and others that approach his work from a range of thematic angles

✤ Offers extensive analyses of Foucault’s recently published lecture courses from the College de France

✤ Contains the first translation of the extensive ‘Chronology’ of Foucault’s life and works written by

Foucault’s life-partner Daniel Defert

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and graduate level students for courses that include philosophy, gender studies, queer studies, cultural studies, politics, social theory, and others; also for scholars and researchersSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO PHILOSOPHY

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Death and Dying in World ReligionsANGELA SUMEGICarleton University, Canada

✤ A comprehensive survey of how death, dying, and the afterlife are understood across the world’s

major religions

✤ Draws on examples from Christian, Jewish, Hindu, Buddhist, and Shamanic perspectives

✤ Explores shared and differing views of death, including the nature of death itself, the reasons for it

according to different faiths, religious rituals, and our response to it

✤ Uses an accessible thematic structure to facilitate a broader comparative understanding

READERSHIP: Second-year undergraduates and above in religious studies, comparative religion, and those studying relevant courses in anthropology and sociology

Understanding Theories of ReligionAn Introduction2nd Edition

IVAN STRENSKIUniversity of California, Riverside, USA

✤ A new edition of this introductory text exploring the core methods and theorists in religion, spanning

the 16th century through to the latest theoretical trends

✤ Features an entirely new section covering religion and postmodernism; race, sex, and gender; and

religion and postcolonialism

✤ Examines the development of religious theories through the work of classic and contemporary figures

from the history of anthropology, sociology, psychology, philosophy, and theology

✤ Student-friendly features include chapter introductions, summaries, biographical vignettes, and a timeline

READERSHIP: Second-year undergraduates in the study of religion, or religion and philosophy, anthropology, or sociology

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No God, No Science Theology, Cosmology, Biology

MICHAEL HANBYCatholic University of America, USA

✤ Questions whether creationism and evolution are mutually exclusive terms, providing startling new

insights into the potential for science and religion to coexist in the modern world

✤ Offers a provocative analysis of the theoretical and historical relationship between theology,

metaphysics, and science

✤ Presents an original interpretation of the philosophical meaning of Darwinian biology, arguing that the

doctrine of creation is integral to the intelligibility of the world

✤ Retrieves the Christian doctrine of creation from the distortions imposed upon it by positivist science

and evolutionary biology

READERSHIP: Advanced-level students of science and religion, theology and metaphysics, and philosophy of religion; also for philosophers and theologiansSERIES: ILLUMINATIONS: THEORY & RELIGION

The Future of the Philosophy of ReligionKEVIN SCHILBRACKWestern Carolina University, USA

✤ Advocates a radical transformation of the discipline from its current, narrow focus on questions of

God, to a fully global form of critical reflection on religions

✤ Opens up debates within philosophy of religion to encompass the religious diversity that characterizes

the world today

✤ Builds bridges between philosophy of religion and the other interpretative and explanatory approaches

in the field of religious studies

✤ Provides a manifesto for a global approach to the subject that is a practice-centred rather than a

belief-centred activity

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The Student’s Companion to the TheologiansEDITED BY IAN S. MARKHAMVirginia Theological Seminary, USA

✤ A substantial reference work, bringing together over 75 entries on the most important and influential

theologians in the history of Christianity

✤ Structured accessibly around five periods: early centuries, middle ages, the reformation, the

Enlightenment, and the twentieth-century to the present

✤ Locates each theologian in their immediate context, summarizes the themes of their work, and

explains their significance

✤ Provides profiles of key Catholic, protestant, evangelical, and progressive theologians

READERSHIP: First-year undergraduates and above of theology and religionSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO RELIGION

REPLACES ISBN: (HB) 978-1-405-13507-8

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Buddhism and ModernityLIONEL OBADIAUniversity of Lyon, France

✤ Provides an innovative overview of the relationship between Buddhism and modernity

✤ Combines the findings of anthropological fieldwork with case studies, and reflects on theories and

research undertaken by other scholars in the field

✤ Considers the encounters of Buddhism with modernist ideologies, psychology, new technologies and

capitalism, and explores the connections between these

✤ Takes a sophisticated, carefully sceptical approach to the subject, calling into question the ways that

‘Buddhism’ and ‘modernity’ have been previously defined

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students and above of Buddhism and Asian religions, Western Buddhism, or Buddhism and modernity; faculty within religious studies

A Brief History of Spirituality2nd Edition

PHILIP SHELDRAKECambridge Theological Federation, UK

✤ A comprehensively revised and expanded edition, telling the story of Christian spirituality from its

origins in the New Testament right up to the present day

✤ Includes new chapters on the nature and meaning of spirituality, and on spirituality’s development in

the 21st century, and expands coverage of topics including mysticism

✤ Written by one of the world’s leading scholars in spirituality, it charts the main figures, ideas, images,

and historical periods, showing how and why it has evolved

✤ Explores the interplay between culture, geography, and spirituality, taking a global perspective by

tracing continental spiritual developments

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students, postgraduates, and faculty within Christian spiritualitySERIES: BLACKWELL BRIEF HISTORIES OF RELIGION

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11771-5

The World’s Religions in FiguresAn Introduction to Religious Demography

TODD M. JOHNSON & BRIAN J. GRIMGordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, USA; Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life, Washington, D.C., USA

✤ Offers the first comprehensive overview of international religious demography – detailing what we

know about religious adherents around the world, and how we know it

✤ Examines religious freedom and diversity, including agnostics and atheists, on a global scale,

highlighting trends over the past 100 years and projecting estimations for 2050

✤ Written by two of the field’s leading figures, it outlines the issues and challenges related to

definitions, taxonomies, sources, and other research techniques

✤ Considers data from religious communities and censuses, alongside case studies on the global

Muslim population, religion in China, and the religious demography of South Sudan

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Rethinking Christian IdentityDoctrine and Discipleship

MEDI ANN VOLPEDurham University, UK

✤ Explores the question of what makes a Christian in the twenty-first century, challenging commonly

accepted ideas of Christian identity by revealing how sin affects Christian formation

✤ Engages with contemporary theological ideas by assessing the work of leading theologians,

Kathryn Tanner, Rowan Williams, and John Milbank

✤ Draws these contemporary theologians into conversation with the work of Gregory of Nyssa, to show

how formation is integral to any account of Christian identity

✤ Contributes to vexed debates about identity at a time when Christianity is expanding in some regions,

yet in decline in many parts of the Western world

READERSHIP: Graduate students and faculty in theology, Christianity, religion and culture, and contemporary religious issuesSERIES: CHALLENGES IN CONTEMPORARY THEOLOGY

The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to the Anglican Communion EDITED BY IAN S. MARKHAM, J. BARNEY HAWKINS IV, LESLIE NUÑEZ STEFFENSEN & JUSTYN TERRYAll of Virginia Theological Seminary, USA

✤ A uniquely comprehensive and global account of the history, development, key issues, and

contemporary debates of the Anglican church

✤ Explores every aspect of this vibrant religious community – home to the third-largest Christian

denomination – from analyzing its instruments of Unity, to its central role in interfaith communication

✤ Features a full directory of each of the Church’s 44 provinces, including a brief history of each

✤ Brings together a distinguished and international team of contributors, including some of the world’s

leading Anglican commentators

READERSHIP: Advanced-level undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty of Christian theology and comparative religionSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO RELIGION

Galatians Through the CenturiesJOHN RICHESFormerly University of Glasgow, UK

✤ Traces the influence and history of this important New Testament book, demonstrating the crucial

role it has played in the development of diverse forms of Christian spirituality

✤ Focuses on verses, themes, or arguments that have been the subject of particularly influential

readings

✤ Considers the influence of Galatians on a wide range of theological figures, including Chrysostom,

Augustine, and Luther

✤ New in paperback in this innovative reception history series which focuses on a broad spectrum of

interpretations, rather than the traditional verse-by-verse analysis typical in Bible commentaries

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty within biblical studies, Jewish studies, and the Bible and literatureSERIES: BLACKWELL BIBLE COMMENTARIES

REPLACES ISBN: (HB) 978-0-631-23084-7

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Lamentations Through the CenturiesPAUL M. JOYCE & DIANA LIPTONUniversity of Oxford, UK; Tel Aviv University & The Hebrew University of Jerusalem’s Rothberg International School, Israel

✤ Covers two and a half millennia of literary, theological, and cultural responses to Lamentations, and

its unflinching account of the devastation wreaked by war

✤ Explores a kaleidoscope of examples ranging from the Dead Sea Scrolls to Zimbabwean junk

sculpture

✤ Deploys ‘reception exegesis’, a new genre of commentary that creatively blends reception history and

biblical exegesis

✤ Offers sensitive treatment of challenging theological and psychological responses to one of the most

disturbing books of the Hebrew Bible

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, graduates, and faculty studying the Hebrew Bible, Old Testament studies, or biblical studiesSERIES: BLACKWELL BIBLE COMMENTARIES

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After GlobalizationERIC CAZDYN & IMRE SZEMANUniversity of Toronto, Canada; University of Alberta, Canada

✤ Offers a new way of thinking about what globalization was and what this means for how globalization

still operates as a social narrative

✤ Re-animates a discussion and debate about globalization which seems to have been shelved since

the recent financial crisis

✤ Explores the work of Thomas Friedman, Richard Florida, Paul Krugman and Naomi Klein in the light

of new theses about globalization

✤ Accessible to a non-academic audience

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology, cultural theory, globalisation and related fieldsSERIES: BLACKWELL MANIFESTOS

CL 978-1-405-17794-8

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John Wilmot, Earl of RochesterThe Poems and Lucina’s Rape

EDITED BY KEITH WALKER & NICHOLAS FISHERLate of University of Oxford, UK; University of London, UK

✤ A thoroughly revised and updated version of the acclaimed 1984 edition of Rochester’s poems edited

by Keith Walker

✤ Includes the text of Lucina’s Rape, Rochester’s adaptation of Fletcher’s revenge tragedy Valentinian,

in a text that readily identifies Rochester’s revisions

✤ Presents the poems in versions that were current during Rochester’s lifetime, allowing the reader to

experience the poems as Rochester’s contemporaries did

✤ Incorporates insights and discoveries made over the last twenty-five years

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of seventeenth-century English literature, and the interested general reader

CL 978-1-405-18779-4

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A Brontë EncyclopediaROBERT BARNARD & LOUISE BARNARDFreelance writer, and formerly University of Tromso, Norway

✤ A complete guide to the life and work of the most notable literary family of the 19th century,

including coverage of Charlotte’s unfinished novels and her and Branwell’s juvenile writings

✤ Brings to light the significant people and places that influenced the Brontës’ lives, helping to define

and describe their fictional characters and settings

✤ Incorporates original literary judgments and analyses of characters and motives

✤ Comprises approximately 2,000 alphabetically arranged entries and over 60 illustrations

READERSHIP: Students, academics, and general readers with a special interest in the Brontë family and 19th-century fiction

CL 978-1-405-15119-1

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The Literary Theory Handbook2nd Edition

GREGORY CASTLEArizona State University, USA

✤ A new edition of this successful, student-friendly text, with updated chapters and new sections on

contemporary theories

✤ Includes a detailed history of theory and in-depth discussions of major theories and movements

✤ Includes alphabetically-arranged biographies designed for quick reference, and sample readings to

illustrate practical applications

✤ Designed to be used alongside primary texts as an introduction to theory and model for performing

literary analysis

READERSHIP: Undergraduates of literary theory; general readers with an interest in literary criticism and interpretation, theory and aestheticsSERIES: BLACKWELL GUIDES TO LITERATURE

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A Companion to the Global RenaissanceEnglish Literature and Culture in the Era of Expansion

EDITED BY JYOTSNA G. SINGHMichigan State University, USA

✤ An innovative collection that offers a new history of globalization by exploring its influences on

English culture and literature of the early modern period

✤ Illustrates how twentieth-century globalization was the result of a lengthy and complex historical

process linked to capitalism and colonialism

✤ Explores vital topics such as East-West relations and Islam; visual representations of cultural ‘others’;

and gender struggles

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates, and faculty within Renaissance literature, culture, art, history, and ethnographySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Companion to Digital Literary StudiesEDITED BY RAY SIEMENS & SUSAN SCHREIBMANUniversity of Victoria, Canada; Trinity College Dublin, Ireland

✤ The only comprehensive collection of seminal works available to meet the needs of this growing area

of inquiry

✤ Brings together specially-commissioned articles by leading scholars, theorists, and writers to give an

extensive examination of how new technologies are changing the nature of literary studies

✤ Focuses on methods and perspectives, new genres, formatting issues, and best practices for digital

preservation

✤ Explores the new genres of hypertext literature, installations, gaming, and web blogs

READERSHIP: Upper level students and teachers of digital literature and hypertext studiesSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Companion to the Modern American Novel 1900–1950EDITED BY JOHN T. MATTHEWSBoston University, USA

✤ A comprehensive resource for the study of the modern American novel, bringing together 28 original

essays from leading scholars

✤ Allows readers to orient individual works and authors in their principal cultural and social contexts

✤ Includes minority voices, such as those of African American novelists, and popular subgenres, such

as detective fiction

✤ Suggests the many ways that “modern”, “American” and “fiction” carry new meanings in the

twenty-first century

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and graduate students of modern American fictionSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

CL 978-0-631-20687-3

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A Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory2nd Edition

EDITED BY MICHAEL PAYNE & JESSICA RAE BARBERABucknell University, USA; Pittsburgh University, USA

✤ The second edition of this successful dictionary has been updated to feature over 40 new entries

including pieces on Alain Badiou, Ecocriticism, Online Social Networks, Ordinary Language

Philosophy, and Graphic Narrative

✤ Includes reflective, broad-ranging articles from leading theorists including Julia Kristeva,

Stanley Cavell, and Simon Critchley

✤ Features a fully updated bibliography

✤ An invaluable dictionary for students of a diverse range of disciplines

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in disciplines including literature, film studies, cultural studies, linguistics, philosophy, history, theology, and politics

CL 978-1-405-16890-8

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A Concise Companion to Contemporary British and Irish DramaEDITED BY NADINE HOLDSWORTHUniversity of Warwick, UK

✤ Focusing on major and emerging playwrights, institutions, and various theatre practices, this Concise

Companion examines the key issues in British and Irish theatre since 1979

✤ Compiles 14 essays written by leading international scholars in the field

✤ Explores the social, political, and cultural contexts within which specific aspects of British and Irish

theatre have emerged

✤ Analyzes key issues, forms, the use of new technologies, and the practice of physical theatre

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of Contemporary Drama, Theatre, and Performance StudiesSERIES: CONCISE COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

CL 978-1-405-13053-0

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A Guide to Early Printed Books and ManuscriptsMARK BLANDDeMontfort University, UK

✤ An introduction to analytical bibliography based almost exclusively on new primary research enhanced

with fresh illustrations

✤ Introduces the language and concepts used in book history and textual scholarship

✤ Explains the complex process of viewing documents as artefacts, showing readers how to describe

documents properly and how to read their physical properties

✤ Winner, Honourable Mention for Literature, Language and Linguistics, American Publishers Prose

Awards, 2010

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of book history; also for general readers with an interest in book history and textual scholarship

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A Companion to Latin American Literature and CultureEDITED BY SARA CASTRO-KLARENJohns Hopkins University, USA

✤ This collection reflects the changes that have taken place in cultural theory and literary criticism

since the latter part of the twentieth century

✤ Explores the work of authors such as Jorge Luis Borges, Mario Vargas Llosa, Octavio Paz, and

Diamela Eltit

✤ Discusses historical and theoretical contexts, forms and genres

✤ Extends beyond a purely literary analysis to explore architecture, music, and film

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of Latin American Literature, Culture, and HistorySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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A Companion to African American LiteratureEDITED BY GENE ANDREW JARRETTBoston University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive, chronological overview of African American literature from its earliest origins

✤ Looks at the rise of antislavery literature in the decades leading into the Civil War

✤ Offers a full assessment of the modern development of contemporary African American cultural

media, literary aesthetics, and political ideologies

✤ Explores the various forms, themes, genres, historical contexts, and major authors of the field, with

essays from leading established literary scholars as well as newer voices

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduates taking courses in African American Literature and African American Studies; scholars interested in the latest critical approaches to these fieldsSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO LITERATURE AND CULTURE

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Psycholinguistics of BilingualismFRANÇOIS GROSJEAN & PING LIUniversity of Neuchâtel, Switzerland; Pennsylvania State University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive introduction to the foundations of bilingualism, covering language

processing, language acquisition, cognition and memory, and the bilingual brain

✤ Introduces students to methodological approaches currently employed in the field, including

observation, experimentation, verbal and computational modelling, and brain imaging

✤ Examines spoken and written language processing, simultaneous and successive language acquisition,

bilingual memory and cognitive effects, and neurolinguistic and neuro-computational models of the

bilingual brain

✤ Written in an accessible style by two of the field’s leading researchers, together with contributions

from internationally-renowned scholars

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students of psycholinguistics, language acquisition, bilingualism, and cognitive science

Reading Paradise LostDAVID HOPKINSUniversity of Glasgow, UK

✤ A nuanced, unified vision of the poem from a celebrated authority on English poetry of the period

✤ Provides a welcome aesthetic focus on the poetic experience of reading Milton’s epic rather than its

religious or political context

✤ Includes consideration of the poem’s earlier champions and critics

✤ Passionately advocates Paradise Lost’s continuing artistic and philosophical relevance

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of John Milton, seventeenth-century English literature, and renaissance poetrySERIES: BLACKWELL READING POETRY

Breaking the BookJUDY MANDELLTexas A&M University, USA

✤ A manifesto on the cognitive consequences and emotional effects of human interactions with physical

books that reveals why the traditional humanities disciplines are resistant to “digital” humanities

✤ Gathers together the most important book history and literary criticism concerning the hundred years

leading up to the early 19th-century emergence of mass print culture

✤ Argues that it is mass-print-conditioned thinking that makes it necessary to choose between

technological determinism and self-determination

✤ A thought-provoking read for anyone interested in book history

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of Digital HumanitiesSERIES: BLACKWELL MANIFESTOS

A Handbook of Middle English StudiesEDITED BY MARION TURNERUniversity of Oxford, UK

✤ Brings together 26 new essays by leading scholars that explore the relationship between critical

theory and late medieval literature

✤ Sets the new standard for an introduction to the study of late medieval literature

✤ Showcases the most current cutting-edge theoretical research

✤ Demonstrates a range of approaches to late medieval literature

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students and scholars of late medieval literatureSERIES: CRITICAL THEORY HANDBOOKS

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Hitchcock’s AmericaMURRAY POMERANCERyerson University, Toronto, Canada

✤ Accessible and engaging analysis of Hitchcock’s portrayal of 1940s, 50s and 60s America written by

a leading film scholar

✤ Considers a wide variety of Hitchcock’s Hollywood-made films

✤ Examines themes such as American social class and social forms, the American marriage and

American values in a consumer age

✤ The author shows how Hitchcock thrived amidst the complex social expectations that were prevalent

in America at the time

READERSHIP: Students of film studies, especially taking courses on Hitchcock, general readers and film enthusiastsSERIES: PALS-POLITY AMERICA THROUGH THE LENS SERIES

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AvanzandoGramatica Espanola y Lectura7th Edition

CARMEN SALAZAR, RAFAEL ARIAS & SARA L. DE LA VEGAAll of Los Angeles Valley College

✤ Written in Spanish with clear and simple grammar explanations

✤ Incorporates updated vocabulary and topics covering new technology

✤ Grammar explanations and cultural presentations are provided in straightforward, easy-to-understand

Spanish with numerous examples, contextualised exercises and activities

✤ Complemented by a selection of short stories by well-known Spanish and Latin American writers

READERSHIP: Intermediate level Spanish Readers

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Articulatory PhoneticsBRYAN GICK, IAN WILSON & DONALD DERRICKUniversity of British Columbia, Canada; University of Aizu, Japan; New Zealand Institute of Language, Brain and Behaviour, Christchurch &

The Marcs Institute, Sydney, Australia

✤ A concise and non-technical introduction to the basic anatomy and physiological processes involved

in producing sounds in human speech

✤ Covers the nervous system, muscles, respiration, and phonation, and introduces more complex

anatomical concepts of human speech, including brain anatomy and coarticulation

✤ Explores the most current methodologies, measurement tools, and theories in the field

✤ Features chapter-by-chapter exercises, original illustrations, and online resources including additional

exercises, an answer key for lecturers, and easy-to-understand images of the vocal tract and

measurement tools

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, graduate-level students, and researchers in phonetics and phonology within linguistics and speech sciences

Con brioBeginning Spanish3rd Edition

MARIA C. LUCAS MURILLO & LAILA M. DAWSONBlack Hawk College - Moline, Illinois; University of Richmond

✤ Retains the hallmarks of the previous edition, helping gain the confidence and skills needed to use

Spanish in class as well as in everyday life

✤ Offers a twelve chapter Introductory Spanish programme

✤ Addresses the needs of a broad audience through a highly practical approach

✤ Focuses on useful vocabulary, frequently used functional grammar and cultural content relevant to

everyday interactions

READERSHIP: Introductory level Spanish Readers and Students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50062-0

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A Companion to Luis BuñuelEDITED BY ROB STONE & JULIÁN DANIEL GUTIÉRREZ ALBILLASwansea University, UK; Newcastle University, UK

✤ A collection of critical readings that examine and reassess the controversial filmmaker’s life, works,

and cinematic themes

✤ Features readings from several of the most highly-regarded experts on the cinema of Buñuel,

including Agustín Sánchez Vidal, Peter William Evans, Javier Herrera and Marsha Kinder

✤ Includes a multidisciplinary range of approaches from experts in film studies, Hispanic studies,

Surrealism, and theoretical concepts such as those of Gilles Deleuze

✤ Presents a previously unpublished interview with Luis Buñuel’sson, Juan Luis Buñuel

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of Hispanic Studies, Modernism, Surrealism, Film Studies, European Cinema, and World Cinema; also for film scholars and general readersSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO FILM DIRECTORS

A Companion to Woody AllenEDITED BY PETER J. BAILEY & SAM B. GIRGUSSt. Lawrence University, USA; Vanderbilt University, USA

✤ Edited by two renowned Allen experts, this timely collection of 26 original essays offers a number of

divergent critical perspectives on the director’s films

✤ Organized in to five categories which cover Biography/Autobiography/Auteurism; Movies about the

Movies; Allen and His Sisters: Cultural Critiques; Influences/Intertextualities; and Philosophy/Religion

✤ Explores the key contexts in which Allen’s films should be understood

✤ Assesses Allen’s remarkable filmmaking career from its early beginnings and investigates the conflicts

and contradictions that suffuse it

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates, librarians, and scholars of Cinema Studies and Film Studies; film enthusiasts, and Allen fansSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO FILM DIRECTORS

Hollywood StardomPAUL MCDONALDUniversity of Nottingham, UK

✤ By integrating star studies and film industry studies, Hollywood Stardom reveals the inextricable

bonds between culture and commerce in contemporary notions of film stardom

✤ Offers the first extensive analysis of stardom in the ‘post-studio’ era

✤ Combines genre, narrative, acting, and discourse analysis with aspects of marketing theory and the

economic analysis of the film market

✤ Draws on an extensive body of research data not previously deployed in film scholarship to cover a

wide range of star examples, including George Clooney, Tom Cruise, Daniel Day-Lewis, Will Smith,

and Julia Roberts

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of Film/Cinema Studies, Media Studies, American Studies, Cultural Studies; also for academics and film scholars

Spike Lee’s AmericaDAVID STERRITTNational Society of Film Critics

✤ An engaging and close textual analysis of Spike Lee’s films

✤ Written in a lively and often provocative style that covers the entire span of Lee’s career, from his

beginnings as a no-budget independent to his 2010 production ‘Inside Man 2’

✤ The author is very well-known and well-respected in the field and is currently the Chair of the

National Society of Film Critics

READERSHIP: Students of film studies, American studies, popular culture, general readersSERIES: PALS-POLITY AMERICA THROUGH THE LENS SERIES

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Creative Industries in ChinaMedia, Art, Design and Entertainment

MICHAEL KEANE Queensland University of Technology, Australia

✤ An accessible account of China’s emerging commercial cultural sector

✤ Examines how developments in China’s art, design and media industries are reflected in areas such

as policy and grassroots participation

✤ Raises and debates key questions, including: can culture be industrialised? Is the Chinese

government really committed to social liberalisation?

READERSHIP: Students of Chinese culture and society and of global cultural and creative industriesSERIES: CHINA TODAY

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Global Media EthicsProblems and Perspectives

EDITED BY STEPHEN J. A. WARDUniversity of Wisconsin-Madison, USA

✤ The first full-length, truly global textbook on media ethics

✤ Written by a team of leading journalism experts

✤ Explores the impact of global changes in Media on responsible journalism

✤ Argues that global media impact entails global responsibilities, and as such media ethics must

re-think its basic notions, standards, and practices from a more cosmopolitan perspective

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates of Media, Journalism, and Mass Communications, and graduate students of News Media

Digital Media and SocietyAn Introduction

ADRIAN ATHIQUEWaikato University, Hamilton, New Zealand

✤ An entry level text that examines the rise of digital media within the context of a rapidly changing world

✤ Key theoretical debates on the sociology of digital media are presented in accessible summaries

✤ Wide-ranging, contemporary social phenomena are used to explore key theoretical paradigms

✤ The rise of digital media is a key topic for students of media and digital culture and is widely

regarded as transforming the nature of the 21st century social experience

READERSHIP: Entry level and intermediate undergraduates taking courses on media and digital culture

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A Companion to the Historical FilmEDITED BY ROBERT A. ROSENSTONE & CONSTANTIN PARVULESUCalifornia Institute of Technology, USA; Washington University in St. Louis, USA

✤ Offers a unique collection of cutting edge research that explores the many facets of this expanding

field and provides a platform for future avenues of research

✤ Essays range in scope from inclusive broad-ranging subjects such as political contexts, to focused

assessments of individual films and auteurs

✤ Prefaced with an introductory survey of the field by its two distinguished editors

✤ Features interdisciplinary contributions from scholars in the fields of History, Film Studies,

Anthropology, and Cultural and Literary Studies

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of film and the visual media, including history, literature, cultural studies, and communications

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The Handbook of Communication and Corporate ReputationEDITED BY CRAIG E. CARROLLLipscomb University, USA

✤ With the latest insights from the world of communication studies, this new Handbook reflects the

growing visibility of large businesses’ ethical profiles, and tracks the benefits that positive public

attitudes can bring

✤ The definitive research collection featuring contributions by key international scholars

✤ Fills a number of the gaps in the current research literature at the same time as providing updated

and revised expressions of classic theories in the field

✤ Applies new theoretical frameworks to corporate reputation

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of journalism, mass communication, public relations, management, and marketingSERIES: HANDBOOKS IN COMMUNICATION AND MEDIA

Theorizing Crisis CommunicationTIMOTHY L. SELLNOW & MATTHEW W. SEEGERUniversity of Kentucky, USA; Wayne State University, USA

✤ Brings together the variety of theoretical approaches emerging in the study of crisis communication

into one volume for the first time

✤ Summarizes theories from such diverse perspectives as rhetoric, risk management, ethics, mass

communication, social media, emergency response, crisis outcomes, and warning systems

✤ Presents theoretical frameworks and clear examples of how the theory is applied in crisis

communication research

✤ An essential tool for a comprehensive understanding of the onset, management, response, resolution,

and ultimate meaning of devastating world events

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of crisis and risk communication; also for scholars and researchers in the fields of crisis communication, emergency management, disaster studies, sociology, psychology and anthropologySERIES: FOUNDATIONS IN COMMUNICATION THEORY

The Media in Transitional DemocraciesKATRIN VOLTMERUniversity of Leeds, UK

✤ One of the first books to publish in Polity’s new series: Contemporary Political Communication,

providing an accessible and systematic introduction to the media in transitional democracies

✤ Analyses the problems that occur when transforming the media into independent institutions able to

inform citizens and hold governments to account

✤ Takes a comparative view, exploring the interplay of political and media transitions in Eastern Europe,

Latin America, Africa, and Asia

✤ Will be both an authoritative introduction to this key topic and a contribution in its own right

READERSHIP: Upper level undergraduate and graduate students taking courses on political communication, the media and democracy, global media, media and politics, media and developmentSERIES: PCPC - POLITY CONTEMPORARY POLITICAL COMMUNICATION SERIES

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Listening PublicsThe Politics and Experience of Audiences in the Media Age

KATE LACEYUniversity of Sussex, Brighton, UK

✤ Wide-ranging text that deals with key questions of media audiences, publics and citizenship

✤ The concept of listening has been overlooked in media history and this sophisticated book seeks to

address this oversight

✤ Uses an interdisciplinary approach to analyse listening publics from the invention of writing through

to the digital age

✤ Detailed histories are employed to demonstrate that listening is a rich concept with which we can

rethink the practices, politics and ethics of communication

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of media specifically taking courses on radio and music, audience studies, media history and media theory

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KEN BROWNENorth Warwickshire and Hinckley College, UK

✤ Combines sociological rigour and accessibility in a way unrivalled by any other book at this level

✤ Restructured to follow the AQA specification more closely, covering all the required topics, with

enough depth and extra material for top achievers

✤ Packed with student-friendly features such as: key sociological terms systematically highlighted

throughout the book, glossary, thought-provoking questions and activities; authentic exam questions

included on every topic

✤ Complete with accompanying website packed with resources for students and teachers

READERSHIP: Students taking AS level sociology with the AQA

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-745-64178-2

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Sociology7th Edition

ANTHONY GIDDENS & PHILIP W. SUTTONLondon School of Economics and Political Science, UK; Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, UK

✤ Masterly and authoritative introduction to sociology by globally important sociologists

✤ Written in an exceptionally engaging style, with a strong commitment to interactive pedagogy, the

book handles even the most complex ideas with clarity

✤ Fully up-to-date with cutting-edge thinking in sociology, and recent events in the social world (e.g.

the financial crisis, protest riots and revolutionary movements)

✤ Accompanied by a free, feature-packed and regularly updated website

READERSHIP: First-year undergraduates at universities and colleges taking courses in introductory sociology

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Citizen WitnessingRevisioning Journalism in Times of Crisis

STUART ALLANBournemouth University, UK

✤ Timely book that examines the role of the ordinary citizen in news reporting

✤ A provocative work that reconsiders the traditional distinctions between ‘amateur’ and ‘professional’

journalists

✤ Draws on wide-ranging, engaging examples to demonstrate how ordinary citizens participate in the

making of news

✤ The author argues that citizen witnessing can reinvigorate journalism’s responsibilities within

democratic cultures

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of journalism and media studies, especially taking courses on participatory media, civic communication and digital mediaSERIES: KEY CONCEPTS IN JOURNALISM

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Reinventing ProfessionalismJournalism and News in Global Perspective

SILVIO WAISBORDGeorge Washington University, USA

✤ Accessible analysis of the meanings, expectations and critiques of professional journalism

✤ Examines how current political, technological and economic trends have stimulated the reinvention of

professional journalism

✤ Considers journalism in a global context using engaging, contemporary case studies

✤ Argues that ‘professional journalism’ is both a normative and analytical notion

READERSHIP: Scholars and students interested in journalism studies and global media studies. Undergraduate and graduate courses dealing with international/comparative media systems, globalization, journalism theory/practice, and political communicationSERIES: KEY CONCEPTS IN JOURNALISM

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Moral BlindnessThe Loss of Sensitivity in Liquid Modernity

ZYGMUNT BAUMAN & LEONIDAS DONSKISUniversities of Leeds and Warsaw; Vytautas Magnus University, Kaunas, Lithuania

✤ This is an engaging new book from one of the most influential and widely read sociologists in the

world today

✤ Zygmunt Bauman and Leonidas Donskis focus on the way that, in our contemporary societies,

individuals become insensitive to the suffering of others – a kind of ‘moral blindness’

✤ They analyse this phenomenon by means of the concept of adiaphora: the placing of certain acts or

categories of human beings outside of the universe of moral obligations and evaluations

READERSHIP: Students in sociology, politics and related subjects, and interested general readers

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The Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements EDITED BY DAVID A. SNOW, DONATELLA DELLA PORTA, BERT KLANDERMANS & DOUG MCADAMUniversity of California, Irvine, USA; European University Institute, Florence, Italy;

VU University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Stanford University, USA

✤ Comprising over 400 entries across three volumes, this invaluable reference

resource explores major social and political movements and related collective

phenomena across the globe

✤ Covers a broad range of historical and modern topics reflecting significant

social and political changes

✤ Explores a diverse range of examples, such as the French revolution, the

Chinese Communist Revolution, the global women’s movement, and the

American civil rights movement, right through to the Arab Spring, and

contemporary environmentalism

✤ Brings together a prestigious editorial team drawn from ten countries and

from across four disciplines

✤ Structured in a user-friendly A-Z format, and available online or as a

three-volume print set; further details available at

www.socialmovementsencyclopedia.com

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of social and political movements within sociology, politics, social psychology, contemporary history, and other related disciplinesSERIES: BLACKWELL ENCYCLOPEDIAS IN SOCIAL SCIENCES

The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Social Work4th Edition

EDITED BY MARTIN DAVIESUniversity of East Anglia, UK

✤ A significantly expanded edition of the bestselling text for students and trainee social workers,

providing an integrated companion that avoids the need for supplementary volumes

✤ Comprehensively restructured into six substantive sections covering essential topics – in effect, six

books in one – including two entirely new sections covering theory and practice

✤ Features an innovative encyclopaedia-style selection of more than 20 essays from leading academics

and practitioners, each analyzing a relevant theoretical perspective

✤ Expands coverage of existing topics, including detailed examples of social and psychological

frameworks, stages in the human life cycle, and the core objectives of social work

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of social work; professionally qualified social workers

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Religion in the Contemporary WorldA Sociological Introduction3rd Edition

ALAN ALDRIDGEUniversity of Nottingham, UK

✤ Third edition of a widely praised and masterful sociological introduction to religion

✤ Fully up-to-date with recent data and debates, such as the culture war between progressive

secularists and conservative believers, and diverse forms of fundamentalism

✤ Comprehensive scope, drawing on a wide range of social issues, and religious and spiritual

movements from across the world

✤ Impressive in its scholarly analysis, yet accessible to student readers

READERSHIP: Upper-level students taking courses in the sociology of religion

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-7456-3405-0

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Multiculturalism2nd Edition

TARIQ MODOODUniversity of Bristol, UK

✤ Second edition of this classic account of one of the defining issues of modern societies

✤ Advances an original argument, including a nuanced, critical appraisal of contemporary forms of

secularism

✤ Written by a world authority on the subject, this is a landmark contribution to current debates

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology, politics, social policy and the interested general public

REPLACES ISBN 978-0-745-63289-6

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German EuropeULRICH BECKLudwig-Maximilian University in Munich, Germany

✤ This new book by one of the world’s leading sociologists focusses on a major event of our time: the

crisis in the eurozone and the future of Europe

✤ Beck argues that the crisis of the euro has given rise to a new political monster: the spectre of a

German Europe in which the German model of economic stability is being projected onto the whole

of Europe

✤ Beck is sharply critical of this ‘German euro nationalism’ and he argues that the future of Europe

must be built on a more positive vision of rebuilding Europe from the bottom up

✤ A major intervention in the current crisis in Europe, this important book by Germany’s leading

sociologist will be widely reviewed and discussed

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology and social theory

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Urban ChinaXUEFEI RENMichigan State University, USA

✤ With 125 cities of over one million inhabitants, China’s urban growth is a crucial case study for

understanding urbanization today

✤ Examines urbanization in China through 5 key themes: governance, migration, landscape, inequality,

and cultural economy

✤ Investigates the causes and consequences of China’s rapid urban transformation, at both a national

and global level

✤ Part of Polity’s new ‘China Today’ series, a landmark series examining key social, political, economic

and cultural issues of China’s place in today’s world

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and above taking courses in urban sociology, urban geography, and development studies, with a focus on Chinese societySERIES: CHINA TODAY

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AgeingCHRISTOPHER PHILLIPSONUniversity of Keele, UK

✤ Concise contribution to understanding one of the key global challenges for the twenty-first century:

ageing societies

✤ Interrogates theories of social ageing, changing definitions of ‘age’, intergenerational relations,

retirement trends, and health and social care in later life

✤ Provides a critical assessment of responses to the development of ageing societies and the key steps

needed to prepare for this social transformation

✤ Written in a highly accessible style, placing the issues in the context of a variety of historical and

sociological debates

READERSHIP: Undergraduates studying the life course, gerontology, or the ageing society in sociology, social policy, and health and applied social studiesSERIES: POLITY KEY CONCEPTS IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES SERIES

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Becoming SexualA Critical Appraisal of the Sexualization of Girls

R. DANIELLE EGANSt. Lawrence University, USA

✤ A welcome intervention on the fraught polemics surrounding contemporary debates about the

sexualization of girls

✤ Analyses potent cultural and historical assumptions and attitudes, subjecting them to measured

investigation and testing against statistical evidence

✤ Argues that passionate feeling about this issue reveals more about adult anxiety regarding class,

gender, sexuality, race and the future than the lives of girls

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of sociology, gender studies, cultural studies, sexuality studies, childhood studies, media studies and education

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Transnational MigrationTHOMAS FAIST, MARGIT FAUSER & EVELINE REISENAUERAll of University of Bielefeld, Germany

✤ The first book to provide an accessible yet rigorous overview of transnational migration

✤ Explores transnationalism as experienced by migrant families, networks of globe-trotting

entrepreneurs, diaspora groups, and immigrant associations

✤ As well as defining the core concept, the book explores its implications for immigrant incorporation,

and its relationship to assimilation

READERSHIP: Upper-level students across the social sciences covering immigration and transnational relations, on sociology, political science and globalization coursesSERIES: PIMS - POLITY IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY SERIES

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The Dark Side of ModernityJEFFREY C. ALEXANDERYale University, New Haven, USA

✤ This is a new book by one of the world’s leading sociologists and social theorists

✤ The book explores the Janus-faced character of modernity: on the one hand, the idea of modernity

embodies the Enlightenment’s noble hopes for progress and rationality, but on the other hand its

reality brings great suffering and destruction

✤ Alexander examines how some of the great social thinkers of the 20th century sought to comprehend

the character of modernity – thinkers like Weber, Simmel, Parsons and Eisenstadt

✤ Alexander argues that social theory should not try to resolve the contradictions of modernity but

should accept them as part and parcel of the modern condition

READERSHIP: Graduate students and academics in sociology, politics, media and cultural studies

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Education and ImmigrationGRACE KAO, ELIZABETH VAQUERA & KIMBERLY GOYETTEUniversity of Pennsylvania, USA; University of South Florida, USA; Temple University, USA

✤ An insightful new book exploring the educational outcomes of immigrants and their children in the US

✤ With children of immigrants making up almost a quarter of school-aged children in the US, the role

education plays in adaptation to US society is critical

✤ Examines issues such as the effects of culture and class, the overlap of immigrant status with

race/ethnicity, and the role of language in educational outcomes

✤ Ideal for upper-level students thanks to its lively and accessible style, engagement with contemporary

theory, and questioning of common misconceptions

READERSHIP: Upper-level students in the United States taking courses on the sociology of immigration, race and ethnicity, education, and related themesSERIES: PIMS - POLITY IMMIGRATION AND SOCIETY SERIES

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Labor, Economy, and SocietyJEFFREY J. SALLAZUniversity of Arizona, USA

✤ Innovative contribution that reconnects the sociology of work and economic sociology

✤ Combines cutting-edge theories with vibrant contemporary examples to map out new terrain at this

dynamic intersection

✤ Engages with issues such as how various forms of work are classified and valued, how labour markets

operate in practice, and how people can challenge the idea that work is simply a commodity to be

bought and sold

READERSHIP: Upper-level students taking courses in economic sociology and the sociology of workSERIES: PESS – POLITY ECONOMY AND SOCIETY SERIES

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Communities and NetworksUsing Social Network Analysis to Rethink Urban and Community Studies

KATHERINE GIUFFREColorado College, USA

✤ An innovative guide to using social network analysis to study urban communities

✤ Provides clear technical explanations of the tools of network analysis, and how to gather and analyse

real-world network data

✤ Shows readers how social network analysis illuminates the study of communities, and offers deeper

understandings of urban and social life

✤ Refreshingly accessible and built on fascinating case examples

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduate and lower-level graduate students in classes on social networks, social network analysis, community studies, urban studies, organizational studies, and quantitative methods

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The Politics of VolunteeringNINA ELIASOPHUniversity of Southern California, USA

✤ A readily accessible and highly engaging overview of the role individuals can play in the bigger

political picture

✤ Provides a critical intervention on the connections between volunteering/grassroots action and the

wider political sphere

✤ Constructs a framework for evaluating the role of civic associations in social and political life, as well

as in the lives of individual active citizens

✤ Draws on empirical studies, key data, and real-life case studies, from encouraging urban cycling, to

protesting against war and injustice

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students of sociology, political science, communication studies, and social policySERIES: PPSS - POLITY POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY SERIES

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Politics in the Age of AusterityARMIN SCHÄFER & WOLFGANG STREECK (EDS)Both of Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies, Cologne, Germany

✤ A timely analysis of the current fiscal and political crisis facing Europe and the rest of the

Western world

✤ Provides a rigorous analysis of the problems faced by democratic governments seeking to govern in a

climate of budget deficits and fiscal austerity and facing growing levels of popular unrest and voter

dissatisfaction

✤ Illustrated with examples from a wide range of Western countries including Britain, Ireland, France,

Sweden and the US

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in sociology, political science, comparative political economy, comparative politics and political and economic sociology

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Philosophy and Resistance in the CrisisCOSTAS DOUZINASBirkbeck, University of London, UK

✤ A timely and provocative book on the current crisis in Europe by a leading radical thinker

✤ Douzinas uses radical political theory to analyse the current protests in Greece and elsewhere as

spontaneous and leaderless events that disrupt political settlements imposed from above and attest

to the will to resist – a persevering trait of the human spirit

✤ Written by an author who is well known for his commentaries on the situation in Greece, Douzinas

argues that Greece, the birthplace of democracy, has once again become a key testing ground for

democracy, as popular resistance to the austerity package imposed on Greece leads to new forms of

contestation and struggle

READERSHIP: Students of political theory, politics or law

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The Humanitarian BusinessTHOMAS G. WEISSCity University of New York, USA

✤ A bold new account of the political economy of humanitarian assistance

✤ Written by one of the world’s leading scholars in the field

✤ Critically examines the effects of the encroachment of marketization on humanitarianism

✤ Challenges humanitarians and their donors to rethink the conditions of their profession

READERSHIP: Students of international politics, war and conflict studies, development and related areas

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American Politics and Society8th Edition

EDITED BY DAVID MCKAYUniversity of Essex, UK

✤ This fully updated eighth edition of this popular introduction to American politics and society

includes new chapters on environmental politics and the Obama presidency

✤ Shifts its focus from the gap between public expectations and government performance to the

increasingly divisive ideological climate of America’s political system

✤ Provides valuable international context for students by considering processes and developments from

a non-U.S. perspective

✤ Benefits from numerous illustrations and a range of helpful pedagogical features, including

chronologies, biographies, and definition boxes highlighting key concepts and controversial issues

READERSHIP: First-year undergraduate students and above studying American politics and society

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Liberal TerrorBRAD EVANSUniversity of Bristol, UK

✤ A critical, cutting-edge reassessment of the relationship between security and liberal democracy

✤ Examines the processes of ‘securitisation’, which are central to contemporary societies

✤ Advances a sophisticated argument about the normalisation of terror

✤ A major contribution to political theory, which will be of interest to students and scholars in a wide

range of disciplines

READERSHIP: Students and scholars in political theory, continental philosophy and related fields

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Global GovernanceWHAT? WHY? WHITHER?

THOMAS WEISSCity University of New York, USA

✤ An accessible yet incisive intervention by one of the leading experts in the field

✤ Examines the full range of institutions and ideas that make up our conception of ‘global governance’

✤ Expertly examines the challenges posed by current environmental and financial crises

✤ Maps out future trajectories for thinking globally about such issues

READERSHIP: Students of international relations, globalization and related areas

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Liberty and SecurityCONOR GEARTYLondon School of Economics, UK

✤ A major new book examining the interconnections between freedom and security, and the way these

are affected by ever-increasing inequalities

✤ Argues for a version of liberty and security that moves toward a democratic government, the rule of

law and respect for human rights, and the necessity that everyone must be subject to the same laws

✤ Maintains the necessity of the human rights movement and a commitment to an egalitarian vision of

the world, one in which we all should have a right to the freedoms that were once assumed to be the

privilege of the few

READERSHIP: Scholars and students, journalists and policy-makers, as well as the interested general reader

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Why Some Politicians Are More Dangerous Than OthersJAMES GILLIGANNew York University, USA

✤ Jim Gilligan is a leading expert on the social bases of interpersonal violence

✤ This highly original book is based on a simple discovery: Gilligan noticed that the national rates of

homicide and suicide in the US have fluctuated greatly since 1900, and he found that these

fluctuations correspond almost exactly to the presidential election cycle; the rates increase

dramatically during Republican administrations, and decline during Democratic administrations

✤ This book is Gilligan’s account of this hitherto unrecognized relationship between politics and death

rates, and his reflection on why it exists and what its implications are

READERSHIP: Students of psychology, psychiatry, public health and politics as well as a general readership

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Contemporary Strategy AnalysisText and Cases8th Edition

ROBERT M. GRANTBocconi University, Milan, Italy and Georgetown University, USA

✤ Brings together the text with an updated collection of 20+ case studies

✤ Introduces students to the core concepts and principles of strategy

✤ Combines a rigorous approach to business strategy analysis with highly relevant examples of current

practice

✤ Includes access to high quality case and author video clips

READERSHIP: MBA and upper-level undergraduate students studying strategic management, corporate strategy, international business or entrepreneurship

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-74709-4

Contemporary Strategy AnalysisText Only8th Edition

ROBERT M. GRANTBocconi University, Milan, Italy and Georgetown University, USA

✤ A significantly updated new edition of one of the world’s leading strategy textbooks

✤ Eloquently combines theory with current real world examples and practice using a clearly written,

logical and comprehensive approach

✤ Incorporates some of the key strategic issues of the past three years including: post-financial crisis

adjustment, continuing rise of China/India/Brazil, increased emphasis on ethics, and sustainability

✤ Provides coverage of strategy in not-for-profit organizations

READERSHIP: MBA and upper-level undergraduate students studying strategic management, corporate strategy, international business or entrepreneurship

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-74710-0

SustainabiltiyLESLIE PAUL THIELEUniversity of Florida, Gainesville, USA

✤ An accessible guide to the contested meanings of an increasingly central concept

✤ Contextualises sustainability in terms of economic, legal, cultural and technological change

✤ Argues that genuine sustainability requires innovation as much as conservation

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students in environmental studies and sustainability studies programs, as well as students enrolled in sustainability and environmental science, philosophy, ethics, politics, psychology, economics, and sociology coursesSERIES: PKC - POLITY KEY CONCEPTS SERIES

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StatebuildingTIMOTHY SISKUniversity of Denver, USA

✤ An accessible guide to the issues involved in attempts to establish stable states in the aftermath of

conflict

✤ Gives an engaging overview of the history of statebuilding efforts in some of the world’s most fragile

regions

✤ Analyses and evaluates the key objectives of statebuilding work undertaken by the United Nations,

leading powers and donors

READERSHIP: Students of conflict resolution, peace studies, international relations and comparative politicsSERIES: WCMW – WAR AND CONFLICT IN THE MODERN WORLD

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Research Methods for BusinessA Skill-Building Approach6th Edition

ROGER BOUGIE & UMA SEKARANTilburg University

✤ A concise and straightforward introduction for students to the world of business research

✤ The skill building approach provides students with practical perspectives on how research can be

applied to real business situations

✤ The coverage of qualitative research methods is strengthened in this edition through the inclusion of

new case studies and content on observation, interviews and focus groups

✤ Each chapter is accompanied by webcasts on key topics, which combine data-streams, PowerPoint

slides and video

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate business students taking an introductory course in business research methods

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Managing InnovationIntegrating Technological, Market and Organizational Change5th Edition

JOE TIDD & JOHN BESSANTSPRU, University of Sussex; University of Exeter

✤ A new edition of THE market leading textbook on innovation!

✤ New content includes an overview of the history and development of concepts and research on

innovation management, from Schumpeter to Chesbrough and greater coverage of innovative business

models and intellectual property

✤ Includes integral case studies which cross themes and chapters, a blog and the reintroduction of the

innovation toolkit

READERSHIP: MBA, MSc and advanced undergraduate students studying innovation management

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-99810-6

Managing

Innovation

Operations Management5th Edition

R. DAN REID & NADA R. SANDERSUniversity of New Hampshire; Wright State University

✤ Provides a solid foundation to the subject with clear, guided instruction and a balance between

quantitative and qualitative concepts

✤ Adopts an integrated approach with the authors illustrating how all business students will interact

with OM in future careers

✤ Increased coverage of sustainability – each chapter has a new section that features information on

how sustainability is impacting the topic of that chapter

✤ Increased support for students through new pedagogy, worked out examples and WileyPLUS

READERSHIP: Students and Lecturers taking Operations Management courses

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-52458-9

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Operations Management3rd EditionANDREW GREASLEYAston University Business School, UK

✤ Provides a clear and accessible introduction to this important area of study, focusing on all key areas

of operations in both manufacturing and service industries

✤ Fully revised and updated full colour presentation

✤ Cases have been updated throughout and now include: service including public sector, international, a

mix of mini-cases and a longer case for each chapter

✤ Incorporates more strategic and international commentary

READERSHIP: Introductory courses in operations management taught to undergraduate level students, primarily on business studies programmes

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Management Information Systems2nd Edition

R. KELLY RAINER, HUGH J. WATSON & BRAD PRINCEAuburn University; University of Georgia; University of West Georgia

✤ Promotes active learning like no other text on the market! Chapters comprise tightly coupled concepts

and section-level student activities that transport them from passively learning about IS to doing IS

in a realistic context

✤ Microsoft Excel and Access exercises are integrated at the end of every chapter enabling students to

practice their Microsoft application skills in the context of the chapter material

✤ Through WileyPLUS, each small section of concept and the accompanying activities can be assigned

separately, providing a uniquely flexible offering for instructors

✤ 80% of the cases have been updated or replaced to keep the book up-to-date

READERSHIP: Professionals using information systems, Students studying information systems

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-88919-0

Ethics and TechnologyEthical Issues In An Age of Information and Communication Technology4th Edition

HERMAN T. TAVANIRivier College

✤ Provides readers with the information they need to succeed in the field of information technology,

while keeping them grounded in ethics

✤ Introduces students to issues and controversies that comprise the relatively new field of cyberethics

✤ Examines a wide range of cyberethics issues - from specific issues of moral responsibility to broader

social and ethical concerns that affect each of us in our day-to-day lives

✤ Includes exercise questions at the end of each chapter designed to quiz the student’s comprehension

of key concepts, themes, issues, and scenarios covered in that chapter

READERSHIP: Information Technology Professionals, Information Technology Students and Lecturers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50950-0

Human Resource Management11th Edition

DAVID A. DECENZO & STEPHEN P. ROBBINSTowson State University

✤ Provides a strong foundation of the essential elements of HRM as well as a clear understanding of

how HRM links with business strategy

✤ Emphasises timely and emerging human resource topics, including new information on recent

changes to employee health plans and evolving healthcare legislation

✤ Includes new content on social media and its relationship to many aspects of Human Resources

✤ All end of chapter cases and opening vignettes are either new or have been revised

READERSHIP: Human Resource Management Lecturers and Students, Human Resource Professionals

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50585-4

Marketing Research11th Edition

DAVID A. AAKERUniversity of California, Berkeley

✤ A new edition of a highly regarded text which focuses on market intelligence, strategy, theory and application

✤ Provides thorough coverage of the most advanced and current marketing research methodologies and

points out their limitations and strengths

✤ Discusses the relevance of marketing intelligence, the power of the Internet in marketing research

applications, and much more

✤ Builds on the online marketing research content and tracks recent developments in areas such as

relationship marketing, social media, and mobile marketing and explores how these advancements are

moving to the forefront of business strategies

READERSHIP: Marketing Students and Lecturers, Marketing Professionals

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UCITS HandbookCHRISTIAN SZYLARKinetic Partners LLP, UK

✤ Provides necessary knowledge and analytical skills to set up, manage and monitor a UCITS fund

✤ Takes a multi-disciplinary approach to introducing recent developments in different areas of UCITS

✤ Gives a good balance of theory and applications

✤ Summarizes the main aspects of each discipline of UCITS

READERSHIP: Investors and asset managers, service providers, students, researchers, and practitionersSERIES: ISTE

Introduction to Logistics Systems Management2nd Edition

GIANPAOLO GHIANIUniversity of Lecce, Italy

✤ Includes new chapters on procurement and the design of automated storage and retrieval systems,

illustrating each topic with real examples

✤ Comprises of approximately 30% new material and updated content presented in an enhanced format

✤ Features new case studies that demonstrate how the methods can be applied to complex logistics problems

✤ Presents each numerical example with a data file to allow readers to solve all the problems using

open-source software

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduate and postgraduate students in engineering, computer science and management science. Researchers, practitioners, and students of logistics and supply chain management, in both academia and industrySERIES: WILEY SERIES IN OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-84917-0, 978-0-470-84916-3, 978-0-470-01404-2

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Introduction to Networking Basics2nd Edition

PATRICK CICCARELLI, CHRISTINA FAULKNER, JERRY FITZGERALD, ALAN DENNIS, DAVID GROTH, TOBY SKANDIER & FRANK MILLERJerry FitzGerald & Associates; The University of Georgia

✤ Addresses diversity and the need for flexibility

✤ Focuses on the fundamentals to help grasp the subject with an emphasis on teaching job-related

skills and practical applications of concepts with clear and professional language

✤ Core competencies and skills help users succeed with a variety of built-in learning resources to

practice what they need and understand the content

✤ Resources enable readers to think critically about their new knowledge and apply their skills in any situation

READERSHIP: Students and Lecturers taking Systems and Technology courses

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-11129-1

MIS CasesSolving Small Business Scenarios Using Application Software2nd Edition

CYNTHIA GARDNER & EUGENE RATHSWOHLUniversity of San Diego; University of San Diego

✤ A problem solving casebook that contains practical assignments with business solving scenarios to

grasp the skills for Microsoft Excel, Access, and simple web design

✤ Each chapter offers a teaching case and two follow-up working cases

✤ Discussion questions at the end of each case challenge students’ critical thinking skills and

encourage a higher level of analytical reasoning

✤ Cases explicitly correlate with key concepts found in Wiley’s best-selling Intro to IS and Intro to MIS

texts by Kelly Rainer

READERSHIP: Professionals using information systems, Students studying information systems

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Applying International Financial Reporting Standards3rd Edition

RUTH PICKERErnst & Young

✤ Thoroughly updated to reflect the varied and numerous developments in International Financial

Reporting Standards (IFRSs)

✤ Extensively referenced by both the accounting profession and academics in countries that have either

adopted, or intend to adopt, international accounting standards

✤ Includes new chapters on IFRS 6 Exploration for and Evaluation of Mineral Resources, IAS 18

Revenue, IAS 19 Employee Benefits and IAS 41 Agriculture

READERSHIP: Intermediate and advanced financial accounting courses, at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-81967-8

Financial Accounting7th Edition

PAUL D. KIMMEL, JERRY J. WEYGANDT & DONALD E. KIESOUniversity of Wisconsin, Milwaukee; University of Wisconsin, Madison; Northern Illinois University

✤ Provides a practical set of tools and the confidence readers need to use them effectively in making

business decisions

✤ Offers new discussions on IFRS, including new codification numbers, examples of IFRS financial

statements, and additional exercises

✤ Enhances discussions of ethics and international accounting

✤ Ties the concepts together with comprehensive case studies and problems

READERSHIP: Accountants, Accounting Students and Lecturers, MBA students. Appropriate for an introductory accounting class for business students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-64645-8

Efficiency and Productivity GrowthModelling in the Financial Services Industry

FOTIOS PASIOURASTechnical University of Crete, Greece

✤ Provides an authoritative introduction to efficiency and productivity analysis, by exploring state-of-the-

art techniques and bringing new research to a field of current critical importance globally

✤ Includes applications from the insurance industry and financial sectors, such as efficiency of Asian

banks, cooperatives and not-for-profit credit associations

✤ Discusses the most suitable approach to select inputs and outputs

✤ Features the works of global experts in the field, including, Loretta Mester, Executive Vice President

& Director of Research, Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, and Robert DeYoung, Capitol Federal

Professor in Financial Markets and Institutions, USA

READERSHIP: Academics, practitioners and PhD students and researchers working on the efficiency of financial institutions as well as postgraduate students and researchers in finance

Risk Management Under UCITS IVCHRISTIAN SZYLARKinetic Partners LLP, UK

✤ Provides necessary knowledge and analytical skills to set up, manage and monitor a UCITS fund

✤ Introduces recent developments in different areas of UCITS through a multi-disciplinary approach

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Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting Concepts and Practices6th Edition

MICHAEL H. GRANOF & SALEHA B. KHUMAWALA ✤ Renowned for its accessible writing style and concept-based presentation, this book arms accountants

with all the information they’ll need in their career

✤ Provides updates for the newest standards, along with additional projects for users to complete using

Sage Software

✤ Examples and data are updated throughout the text and new discussion questions have been added

to the end of each chapter

READERSHIP: Accountants, Accounting Students and Lecturers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-39078-8

Government

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Accounting

Financial AccountingIFRS 2nd Edition

JERRY J. WEYGANDT, PAUL D. KIMMEL & DONALD E. KIESOUniversity of Wisconsin, Madison; University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; Northern Illinois University

✤ Retains each of the key features on which users of Weygandt: Financial Accounting have come to

rely on

✤ Focuses on international companies/examples and discusses financial accounting principles and

procedures within the context of IFRS

✤ Provides end of chapter exercises/problems that present foreign currency examples (e.g. yen, euro)

instead of solely U.S. dollars

READERSHIP: Accountants, Accounting Lecturers and Students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-55200-1

Management Accounting Models for Decision-Making2nd Edition

RAMJI BALAKRISHNAN, KONDURU SIVARAMAKRISHNAN & GEOFF SPRINKLE ✤ Quickly and logically relates accounting information to business decision making

✤ Lays the groundwork by presenting managerial accounting in a strategic framework

✤ Each module examines cost estimation and planning decisions in both the short and long-term context

✤ Offers a balance of quantitative and qualitative problems in the end-of-chapter material

READERSHIP: Managers, Accounting Students and Lecturers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-46785-4

Management

Accounting

Corporate Financial Reporting and AnalysisDAVID YOUNG & JACOB COHENInsead; MIT

✤ An introductory textbook focusing on financial reporting for MBA students

✤ Presents a clear and comprehensive model for the analysis and interpretation of financial statements

linked to strategic analysis and sound principles of corporate finance

✤ New to this edition: End of chapter questions, solutions and assignments; case studies and an

accompanying website featuring additional materials for lecturers and students

READERSHIP: MBA students studying financial accounting/reporting

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Health Economics and Financing5th Edition

THOMAS E. GETZENTemple University

✤ A primer for the economic analysis of medical markets

✤ Engages the central economic issues of the health economics and financing field

✤ Introduces students to the principles and concepts of health economics rather than its literature and

research methods

✤ Includes a strengthened macro section along with additional material on the ACA (Health Reform)

READERSHIP: Students studying medicine, public health, policy and administration

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-46901-9

Economics Theory and Practice10th Edition

PATRICK J. WELCH & GERRY F. WELCHSt. Louis University; St. Louis Community College

✤ Prepares students to use economic thinking in their classes, careers, and everyday lives

✤ Provides information about fundamental institutions and relationships that affect quality of life, and

provides a framework for thinking through and understanding the process of decision making

✤ Accessible language and interesting case studies keep introductory, principles, and survey of

economics students engaged with the material

READERSHIP: Business Professionals, Economics Students and Lecturers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-45009-3

Economics

Managerial EconomicsA Mathematical Approach

EDITED BY M. J. ALHABEEB & L. J. MOFFITTBoth of University of Massachusetts, USA

✤ Approaches the topic from a mathematical and statistical point of view, which aids in the training of

managers so that they are more responsive to the presence of uncertainty surrounding managerial decisions

✤ Includes real life examples and problems, and highlights quantitative methods that illustrate and clarify

the underlying fundamental logic of problem-solvingto emphasise the numerous applications of the topic

✤ Presents technical theories in an easy and friendly way in order to make the mathematical material

easier to understand

✤ Focuses on managerial decision making, rigorously addressing all possible risks and uncertainties

surrounding the process of decision-making

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in managerial economics, business agricultural and environmental programs, managers, decision makers, market analysts, and researchers, as well as academic and corporate libraries

Economic Policy 73EDITED BY GEORGES DE MENIL, RICHARD PORTES, HANS-WERNER SINN, TULLIO JAPPELLI, PHILIP LANE, PHILIPPE MARTIN & JAN VAN OURSDelta ENS, France; London Business School, UK; University of Munich, Germany; University of Naples, Italy; Trinity College Dublin, Ireland;

Université de Paris 1; Panthéon-Sorbonne, PSE, France; Tilberg University, The Netherlands

✤ Brings together a team of leading economists and policy experts to provide a concise and accessible

evaluation of major developments in trade and trade policy

✤ Economic Policy has earned a reputation around the world as the one publication that is always early

in identifying current and emerging policy topics

✤ Each of the newly-commissioned papers is discussed by a panel of distinguished economists

✤ Employs a unique approach guaranteed to spark incisive debate and alternative interpretations of the evidence

READERSHIP: Advanced-level undergraduate students, postgraduates, faculty, and researchers in economics; economists in international economic agencies and research centresSERIES: ECONOMIC POLICY

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M. ELEANOR NEVINSUniversity of Nevada, Reno, USA

✤ Uses an ethnographic analysis of an indigenous community to examine larger arguments about

language endangerment and maintenance within a global-scale socio-historical context

✤ Addresses the complexities and conflicts in language maintenance and revitalization programs, as

influenced by local ways of speaking, local forms of educational and religious and political authority

✤ Examines divergent interpretations of language loss and maintenance efforts among members of affected

communities, and the challenges of orienting these communities within larger socio-cultural orders

✤ Pays ethnographic attention to speech, rather than language documentation narrowly conceived, as

members of indigenous speech communities negotiate the meaning of their heritage languages, and

their own identities

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students of anthropology and linguistics; undergraduate and graduate students in Native American languages and culturesSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL STUDIES IN DISCOURSE AND CULTURE

Lessons from

Fort Apache

A Handbook of Practicing Anthropology EDITED BY RIALL NOLANPurdue University, USA

✤ Presents a broad overview of the diverse research and professional practices that have evolved in the

applied areas of anthropology

✤ Offers a collection of personal perspectives on what anthropology practitioners do and how their

professional lives are constructed

✤ Brings together top scholars from both non-academic and academic careers to provide an integrated

understanding of the practitioner’s career arc, domains of practice, and key issues for professionals

✤ Serves as an authoritative guide for researchers, instructors and students in anthropological practice

READERSHIP: Anthropology students or students taking courses in applied or public anthropology, or anthropological methods; anthropology pracitioners

A Handbook

of Practicing

Anthropology

The Anthropology of Performance A Reader

EDITED BY FRANK J. KOROMBoston University, USA

✤ Introduces new and advanced students to the task of studying and interpreting complex social,

cultural, and political events from a performance perspective

✤ Presents performance as a convergent field of inquiry that bridges the humanities and social

sciences, with a distinctive cross-cultural perspective in anthropology

✤ Explores the role of performance in constructing identity, community, and the broader processes of

globalization and transnationalism

✤ Contributions from leading scholars examine verbal genres, ritual and drama, public spectacle,

tourism, and the performances embedded in everyday life

READERSHIP: Graduate and undergraduate courses on performance studies, oral tradition, ritual, theatre studies, folklore studies, anthropology of religion, public spectacle, and communicationSERIES: WILEY-BLACKWELL ANTHOLOGIES IN SOCIAL AND CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY

The

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Performance

Anthropology in the Public ArenaHistorical and Contemporary Contexts

EDITED BY JEREMY MACCLANCYOxford Brookes University, UK

✤ Demonstrates the enriching variety of British anthropologies which have arisen historically and are

still of key significance to practitioners today

✤ Highlights the centrality of popular anthropology in the construction and maintenance of the

discipline

✤ Explores the mutually fertile ways anthropology and literature have interacted and continue to interact

✤ Pioneers the study of the emerging nature, roles and uses of online popular anthropology

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students, in anthropology; students of cultural and intellectual history

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Fashioning GlobalisationNew Zealand Design, Working Women and the Cultural Economy

EDITED BY MAUREEN MOLLOY & WENDY LARNERUniversity of Auckland, New Zealand; University of Bristol, UK

✤ Provides a significant contribution to literature on globalization, fashion, gender, and creative

industries, which often ignores the important roles taken by women as entrepreneurs and designers

✤ Draws on an in-depth analysis of the dynamics of independent fashion design in New Zealand

✤ Offers a fresh perspective on an industry in which third world garment workers have been the subject

of exhaustive analysis, yet first world women have been largely ignored

✤ Argues that there exists an as-yet untraced link between the entry of first world women into paid

employment, and the wider processes of globalization

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of social, or cultural geography, globalization, and social and cultural economics; related fields within gender studies and fashionSERIES: RGS-IBG BOOK SERIES

Spatial PoliticsEssays For Doreen Massey

EDITED BY DAVID FEATHERSTONE & JOE PAINTERUniversity of Glasgow, UK; University of Durham, UK

✤ Brings together a unique collection to celebrate Doreen Massey’s ground-breaking work in geographic

theory and its relationship to politics

✤ Comprises newly-written material by a team of Massey’s colleagues, former students, geographers,

and other social scientists, as well as artists, political figures, and activists

✤ Features work by high profile contributors including Lawrence Grossberg, Chantal Mouffe, Jamie

Peck, and Jane Wills

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of Massey’s work to-date, a series of political and scholarly

reflections upon its influence, and suggestions for further developing her ideas

READERSHIP: Students, faculty, and researchers within human geography, political geography, globalization, and social, political and cultural theorySERIES: RGS-IBG BOOK SERIES

The Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Cultural GeographyEDITED BY NUALA C. JOHNSON, RICHARD H. SCHEIN & JAMIE WINDERSQueen’s University, Belfast, UK; University of Kentucky, USA; Syracuse University, USA

✤ A significantly revised version of this authoritative reference volume which traces the historical

evolution of cultural geography through to the very latest research

✤ Covers a number of new topics such as biotechnology, rurality, food, media and technology, borders,

and tourism, whilst also reflecting developments in established subjects including animal geographies

✤ Provides an international perspective, reflecting the advancing academic traditions of non-Western

institutions, especially in Asia

READERSHIP: Students and scholars of cultural geography, social geography, cultural anthropology or sociology, and cultural studiesSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO GEOGRAPHY

REPLACES ISBN: (HB) 978-0-631-23050-2 / (PB) 978-1-405-17565-4

Political Oratory and Cartooning An Ethnography of Democratic Processes in Madagascar

JENNIFER JACKSONUniversity of California, Los Angeles, USA

✤ The first anthropological study of the role of language and rhetoric in reshaping democracy

✤ Maps the dynamic relationship between formalized oratory, satire, and political change in Madagascar

✤ A fascinating analysis of the extraordinary Ciceronian features of kabary, a style of formal public

oratory long abandoned in the West

✤ Documents the management by United States Democrat campaign advisors of a foreign presidential

bid, unprecedented in the post-colonial era

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates and graduate scholars in linguistic anthropology and applied linguistics, political science, globalization, and international development, rhetoric and oratory, specialists in the history and politics of East Africa, the Indian Ocean and MadagascarSERIES: NEW DIRECTIONS IN ETHNOGRAPHY

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Natural Disasters in a Global EnvironmentANTHONY N. PENNA & JENNIFER S. RIVERSBoth of Northeastern University, USA

✤ A transnational, global, and environmental history of natural and man-made disasters

✤ Examines a range of disasters including volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, landslides, hurricanes,

famines, and more

✤ Covers scientific material in a lucid and accessible style suited to students outside of scientific

disciplines

✤ Traces the transition of our understanding of disasters, from religious and superstitious explanations

to contemporary scientific accounts

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students of environmental studies, global and world history, and environmental history

History of Old AgeGEORGES MINOISCNRS, Paris, France

✤ This is a unique book – the first to provide a general history of old age in Western societies, from

Antiquity to the Renaissance

✤ The author’s approach is highly interdisciplinary, studying the role of the old in many societies

✤ As the elderly become an increasing proportion of our own societies, this vision of old age in the past

becomes increasingly relevant

READERSHIP: Will be of particular interest to students and professionals in social and cultural history and in the history of medicine. This examination of the past will also be of great interest to the general reader

NEW IN PAPERBACK POLITY

Roman DisastersJERRY TONERUniversity of Cambridge, UK

✤ This work fills a real gap as there is currently no book that treats disasters in Ancient Rome in a

synthetic or comprehensive way

✤ An engaging book that for the first time treats disasters such as earthquakes, fires and floods as a

conceptual unity

✤ Examines how the Romans coped with, thought about, and used disasters for their own ends

✤ Engaging text that shows how the resilience of their political and cultural system allowed the Romans

to survive the impact of life-threatening disasters

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students of ancient history, especially taking classes on the social and cultural history of Rome and some general readers

POLITY

The Down-deep Delight of DemocracyMARK PURCELLUniversity of Washington, USA

✤ Explores issues central to the civil uprisings that swept the world in 2011, drawing profound

connections between democracy and neoliberalism in an urban context

✤ Explains how democracy can help us evolve socially, and how it can be used to revive the fortunes of

the political left

✤ Features in-depth analysis of key political theorists such as Gramsci, Lefebvre, Rancière, Deleuze and

Guattari, and Hardt and Negri

✤ Advocates the reframing of democracy as a personal and collective struggle to discover the best in

ourselves and others

READERSHIP: Advanced-level undergraduates, postgraduates, faculty, and researchers of political and social action and development within politics, the social sciences, geography, and urban studiesSERIES: ANTIPODE BOOK SERIES

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A Companion to Woodrow WilsonEDITED BY ROSS A. KENNEDYIllinois State University, USA

✤ This collection of original essays explores all aspects of the life and career Woodrow Wilson, a

profoundly important and complex leader considered to be one of the shapers of the modern

presidency

✤ An invaluable collection for anyone interested in understanding how the scholarship on Wilson has

evolved and where it stands now

✤ Features contributions from a variety of emerging and established Wilson scholars

✤ Explores such topics as America’s involvement in the First World War, the progressive reform

movement, race relations, woman’s suffrage, and more

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of political science, American history, progressivism, U.S. foreign relations, and World War ISERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO AMERICAN HISTORY

A Companion to the Era of Andrew JacksonEDITED BY SEAN PATRICK ADAMSUniversity of Florida, USA

✤ Provides an overview of Andrew Jackson’s life and legacy, with a wealth of new insights from the

latest scholarship

✤ Features more than 30 essays contributed by leading scholars and historians

✤ Synthesizes the most up-to-date scholarship on the pivotal events of the age of Jackson, considering

various aspects of his life, times, and legacy

✤ Topics explored include life in the Early Republic; issues of race, religion, and culture; the rise of the

Democratic party, Native American removal events, the birth of women’s suffrage, and more

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of American historySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO AMERICAN HISTORY

The Encyclopedia of Global Human MigrationEDITOR-IN-CHIEF: IMMANUEL NESSBrooklyn College, City University of New York, USA

✤ Available as a five-volume print set or online on Wiley Online Library, this

Encyclopedia provides a complete exploration of the prominent themes, events,

and theoretical underpinnings of the movements of human populations from

prehistory to the present day

✤ The first comprehensive reference work in this field with over 500 entries

arranged in a convenient A-Z format, and a prehistory section with over 50

thematically organized essays

✤ Features contributions from a global and multi-disciplinary group of scholars in

the field, including historians, classicists, anthropologists, social scientists,

political scientists, economists, archaeologists, linguists, and geneticists

✤ Provides thematic discussions of key topics, detailed migration histories,

biographies, and more

✤ Examines migration through world history, rather than from a western

perspective

✤ Include sample illustrations, images, maps, and charts

READERSHIP: Scholars, academics, and general readers across the humanities and social sciences interested in migration history and its effects on the modern world

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The Rise of Western ChristendomTriumph and Diversity, A.D. 200-1000, Tenth Anniversary Revised Edition

PETER BROWNPrinceton University, USA

✤ Revised edition of the essential survey of Christianity’s evolution in its tumultuous first millennium,

published to mark the book’s tenth anniversary

✤ Written by the celebrated Princeton scholar who founded the field of study known as “late antiquity'

✤ Features a new preface covering recent academic developments, a full-color insert featuring 17 new

images, and an updated design

✤ Includes a fully updated bibliography and index

READERSHIP: Mid- to upper-level undergraduates studying ancient religion and the history of christianitySERIES: MAKING OF EUROPE

Mathematics for the Liberal ArtsDONALD BINDNER, MARTIN J. ERICKSON & JOE HEMMETERTruman State University, USA; Truman State University, USA; Freelance Software Developer, USA

✤ Offers a modern treatment of important topics in mathematics, including number theories such as

error-correcting codes and modular arithmetic, as well as calculus which includes differentiation and

integration, infinite series, and exponential growth

✤ Provides various applications of mathematics to real-world problems such as cryptography and the

space shuttle programme

✤ Contains numerous figures, diagrams and hundreds of worked examples and exercises with solutions

provided in the appendix

✤ Emphasises the history of mathematics and includes six chapters that allow for a flexible format for a

one-semester course or complete coverage for a two-semester course

READERSHIP: Undergraduates studying introductory mathematics and its history, professional and trade audiences, teachers of mathematics, science, or languages, academic and public libraries and the interested public

Dictatorship in South AmericaJERRY DAVILAUniversity of Illinois, USA

✤ A compelling and original narrative exploring the experiences of Brazil, Argentina, and Chile during

the brutal military dictatorships of the Cold War period

✤ Delves into the wider political aftermath of the Cuban Revolution, exploring the clashing radical

utopian dreams of students and workers and the equally radical right-wing projects realized by the

armed forces

✤ Provides close readings of Latin America’s economic crises, free market reforms, and development

strategies

✤ Exposes the internal disorder, violence, and the systematic abuse of human rights behind the

appearance of order and progress

READERSHIP: Students of Latin American history and contemporary politics in the region, as well as those studying human rights more generallySERIES: VIEWPOINTS / PUNTOS DE VISTA

African American Voices A Documentary Reader from Emancipation to the Present

EDITED BY LESLIE BROWNWilliams College, USA

✤ Compelling and enlightening, this collection of primary source documents allows African-American

voices to speak unmediated to today’s students

✤ Features a diverse range of voices from many classes, generations, and regions, and draws on everything

from essays, and speeches to photographs, rap lyrics, and newspaper reports

✤ Includes concise and perceptive commentary, thematic overviews and engaging suggestions for

discussion and project work

✤ Features a mix of accessible and more challenging documents suitable for a range of levels and

abilities

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and high-school students taking introductory courses in African-American history, as well as those studying civil rights and recent African-American historySERIES: UNCOVERING THE PAST: DOCUMENTARY READERS IN AMERICAN HISTORY

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A Companion to Greek and Roman Political ThoughtEDITED BY RYAN K. BALOTUniversity of Toronto, Canada

✤ Offers a broad survey of ancient political thought from Archaic Greece through to Late Antiquity

✤ Approaches ancient political philosophy from both a normative and historical standpoint

✤ Examines Greek and Roman political thought within historical context and contemporary debate

✤ Explores the role of ancient political thought in a range of philosophies, such as the individual and

community, human rights, religion, and cosmopolitanism

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of classical studies, political philosophy, and history of political thoughtSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

CL 978-1-405-15143-6

NEW IN PAPERBACK

A Companion to Archaic GreeceEDITED BY KURT A. RAAFLAUB & HANS VAN WEESBrown University, USA; University College, London, UK

✤ Offers a comprehensive and accessible survey of developments in the study of archaic Greece

✤ Places Greek society of c.750-480 BCE in its chronological and geographical context

✤ Gives equal emphasis to established topics such as tyranny and political reform and newer subjects

like gender and ethnicity

✤ Combines accounts of historical developments with regional surveys of archaeological evidence and

in-depth treatments of selected themes

✤ Explores the impact of Eastern and other non-Greek cultures in the development of Greece

READERSHIP: Advanced students, researchers, and teachers in the fields of archaic and ancient Greek historySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

CL 978-0-631-23045-8

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A Companion to Ancient HistoryEDITED BY ANDREW ERSKINEUniversity of Edinburgh, UK

✤ Offers a comprehensive introduction to the forms of evidence, problems, approaches, and major

themes in the study of ancient history

✤ Covers a diverse range of material, from ancient texts and archaeology to contemporary explorations

of gender and sexuality in the ancient world

✤ Comprises more than 40 essays, written by leading international scholars drawing on recent research

in the field

✤ Moves beyond the primary focus on Greece and Rome with coverage of the various cultures within

the ancient Mediterranean

READERSHIP: Scholars and students of ancient historySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

CL 978-1-4051-3150-6

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A Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman RepublicEDITED BY JANE DEROSE EVANSTemple University, USA

✤ Offers a vibrant exploration of the ways in which archaeological methods can be used to explore

different elements of the Roman Republican period

✤ Argues that the Republic was not formed in a vacuum, but was influenced by non-Latin-speaking

cultures from throughout the Mediterranean region

✤ Enables archaeological thinking in this area to be made accessible both to a more general audience

and as a valuable addition to existing discourse

✤ Investigates the archaeology of the Roman Republican period with reference to material culture,

landscape, technology, identity and empire

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of the Roman Republic, Ancient History, Classics, Art History and ArchaeologySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

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The Gift in AntiquityMICHAEL SATLOWBrown University, USA

✤ Applies the French sociologist Marcel Mauss's notion of gift-giving to the study of antiquity

✤ Features a collection of original essays that cover such wide-ranging topics as ancient Greek wedding

gifts; Hellenistic civic practices; Roman and Jewish burial practices; and Jewish and Christian

religious gifts

✤ Organizes essays around theoretical concerns rather than chronologically

✤ Generates unique insights into gift-giving and reciprocity in antiquity

✤ Takes an explicitly cross-cultural approach to the study of ancient history

READERSHIP: Upper-level students taking courses on gift-giving and reciprocity in departments of religion and ancient history; also for research libraries, classicists, ancient historians, and scholars of the Bible, Judaism, and ChristianitySERIES: ANCIENT WORLD: COMPARATIVE HISTORIES

Why Plato WroteDANIELLE S. ALLENInstitute for Advanced Study, Princeton, USA

✤ The first book to be published in the prestigious Blackwell Bristol Lecture Series in Greece, Rome

and the Classical Tradition, named as a CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title in 2011

✤ Argues that Plato was the western world’s first think-tank activist and message man

✤ Shows that Plato wrote to change Athenian society, demonstrating his influence in transforming

Athenian politics

✤ Offers a lucid and engaging commentary on Plato’s philosophy of language and its relation to political

theory

READERSHIP: Advanced students, and scholars of classical philosophy, political philosophy, Platonism, philosophy of language, political theory, and the history of political thoughtSERIES: BLACKWELL-BRISTOL LECTURES ON GREECE, ROME AND THE CLASSICAL TRADITION

CL 978-1-444-33448-7

NEW IN PAPERBACK

PetroniusA Handbook

EDITED BY JONATHAN PRAG & IAN REPATHUniversity of Oxford, UK; University of Swansea, UK

✤ Offers the first multi-dimensional approach to the study of Petronius’ celebrated and provocative

work, the Satyrica and its relevance to our understanding of the early Roman empire

✤ Explores the novel’s literary structure, social and historic contexts, and modern reception

✤ Supplemented by illustrations, plot outline, glossary, map, bibliography, and suggestions for further

reading

✤ Written by a team of leading scholars of Latin literature and Roman history

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of Latin and classical literature and Roman history

CL 978-1-405-15687-5

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A Companion to OvidEDITED BY PETER E. KNOXUniversity of Colorado, Boulder, USA

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of one of the most influential poets of classical antiquity, the Roman

poet Ovid

✤ Illuminates various aspects of Ovid’s work, such as production, genre, and style

✤ Presents interpretive essays on key poems and collections of poems, among them The Amores and

The Metamorphoses

✤ Includes detailed discussions of Ovid’s primary literary influences, a chronology of historical events

during his lifetime and his reception in English literature

READERSHIP: Advanced students and scholars of Ovid, epic poetry, Latin literature, and classical literatureSERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO THE ANCIENT WORLD

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The Utopian GlobalistsArtists of Worldwide Revolution, 1919-2009

JONATHAN HARRISWinchester School of Art, University of Southampton, UK

✤ An innovative history and critical account mapping the ways artists and their works have engaged

with, and offered commentary on, modern spectacle in both capitalist and socialist modernism over

the past ninety years

✤ Provides a strong historical narrative that adds structure and clarity with a cogent and innovative

critique of contemporary art and institutions

✤ Includes the only substantial account in print of John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s 1969 Montreal

“Bed-in”

✤ Offers an accessible description and interpretation of Debord’s ‘society of the spectacle’ theory

READERSHIP: Scholars in a variety of subjects including art history and theory, cultural and media studies, social history and fine art

A Companion to Renaissance and Baroque ArtEDITED BY BABETTE BOHN & JAMES M. SASLOWTexas Christian University, USA; Queens College, CUNY, USA

✤ Presents a collection of original, in-depth essays that address European visual arts produced from

c1300 to 1700 and their interactions with neighboring civilizations

✤ Divided into five broad conceptual headings: Social-Historical Factors in Artistic Production; Creative Process

and Social Stature of the Artist; The Object: Art as Material Culture; The Message: Subjects and Meanings;

and The Viewer, the Critic, and the Historian: Reception and Interpretation as Cultural Discourse

✤ Covers many topics not typically included in collections of this nature, such as Judaism and the arts,

architectural treatises, the new natural sciences and the arts, and gender and sexuality

✤ Includes illustrations as well as link to further images not included in the book

READERSHIP: Upper-level students and scholars of European Renaissance Art; 17th-century European Art; History of Prints; History of Italian Drawings; History of Architecture; Art HistorySERIES: BLACKWELL COMPANIONS TO ART HISTORY

Italian Renaissance ArtUnderstanding its Meaning

CHRISTIANE L. JOOST-GAUGIERGeorge Washington University, USA

✤ A richly-illustrated, elegant, and jargon-free analysis of the Italian Renaissance – what it was, what it

means, and why we should study it

✤ Provides a sustained discussion and context for many great works of Renaissance art that will

significantly enhance readers’ understanding of the period

✤ Focuses on Renaissance art and architecture as it developed throughout the Italian peninsula, from

Venice to Sicily, in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries

✤ Includes detailed interpretation of works by a host of pivotal Renaissance artists, both well and lesser

known

READERSHIP: Students of Italian Renaissance art, art historians, and general readers

Contemporary Art1989 to the Present

EDITED BY ALEXANDER DUMBADZE & SUZANNE HUDSONGeorge Washington University, USA; University of Southern California, USA

✤ An integrated account of today’s contemporary art world that features original articles by art

historians, critics, curators, and artists

✤ Synthesizes a tremendous amount of extant literature to offer a view of the period that has not been

undertaken before, providing an unparalleled resource for students, artists, scholars, and art enthusiasts

✤ Topics include: globalization, formalism, technology, participation, agency, biennials, activism,

fundamentalism, judgment, art schools, and markets

✤ International in scope, bringing together many of the most important voices in the field, including Sofía

Hernández Chong Cuy, David Joselit, Michelle Kuo, Raqs Media Collective, and Jan Verwoert

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students of contemporary art and contemporary art theory, and studio art classes where discussions of contemporary art are central to the curriculum

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The Science of Intimate RelationshipsGARTH FLETCHER, JEFFRY A. SIMPSON, LORNE CAMPBELL & NICKOLA C. OVERALLVictoria University, New Zealand; University of Minnesota, USA; University of Western Ontario, Canada; University of Auckland, New Zealand

✤ Offers an unusual degree of integration across topics, which include intimate relationships in terms

of both mind and body; bonding from infancy to adulthood; selecting mates; love; communication

and interaction; sex; passion; relationship dissolution; violence; and mind-reading

✤ Summarizes the links across human nature, culture, and intimate relationships

✤ Presents and integrates the latest findings in the fields of social psychology, evolutionary psychology,

human sexuality, neuroscience and biology, developmental psychology, anthropology, and clinical

psychology

✤ Authored by four of the leading experts in the field

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate level courses in the psychology of intimate relationships

Joining the ResistanceCAROL GILLIGANNew York University, USA

✤ Carol Gilligan is one of the most well-known and influential feminist scholars in the world today

✤ In this new book Gilligan reflects on the evolution of her thinking and shows how her key ideas were

interwoven with her own life experiences

✤ Gilligan argues that the requisites for love and the requisites for citizenship in a democratic society

are one and the same, both voice the desire to live in relationships inherent in our human nature,

together with the capacity to resist false authority

READERSHIP: Students of feminism, gender studies and culture studies, as well as a general readership

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The Psychology of RetirementCoping with the Transition from Work

DEREK MILNERecently retired as Director of the Newcastle University Doctorate in Clinical Psychology, UK

✤ Provides the most comprehensive, coherent and systematic self-help account of the challenges of

retirement and the associated aging process

✤ Represents the culmination of over 30 years of clinical, teaching and research experience

✤ Systematically draws on applied scientific theories from accepted professional circles

✤ A constructive emphasis encourages the best coping strategies and perspectives

READERSHIP: A self-help guide for members of the general public who have retired or who are anticipating retirement; professional groups; university courses concerned with human development, and clinical and counseling psychology

The Erotics of LookingEarly Modern Netherlandish Art

EDITED BY ANGELA VANHAELEN & BRONWEN WILSONMcGill University, Canada; University of East Anglia, UK

✤ Explores how descriptive pictures during the early modern Dutch art period operated as social things

to prompt discussion and debate

✤ Shows how these works potentially raised ethical and political questions about the interconnectedness

of engaging with pictures and the material world

✤ Featured essays represent a major contribution to the field of early modern Netherlandish art and to

general debates about the status and functions of descriptive art

✤ Crafts an original theoretical framework by applying recent insights to the analysis of Netherlandish art

READERSHIP: Academics, researchers and upper level students for courses in early modern Netherlandish art; also for curators, and those interested in the fieldSERIES: ART HISTORY SPECIAL ISSUES

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The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Positive Psychological InterventionsEDITED BY ACACIA C. PARKSHiram College, USA

✤ Comprehensive content describes new positive psychology techniques for the first time and provides

essential updates on more established interventions

✤ A detailed, research-based guide that will inform future directions in research and practice in the field

✤ Features contributions from an array of leading researchers, including Bob Emmons, Sonja

Lyubomirsky and Shane Lopez

✤ Covers established interventions - for instance, coaching and family therapy - as well as newly

developed interventions - such as chronic pain or smoking cessation

READERSHIP: Researchers and practitioners studying and applying positive interventions. An ideal companion to postgraduatelevel courses in clinical psychology and positive psychology

The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Disordered GamblingEDITED BY DAVID RICHARD, ALEX BLASZCZYNSKI & LIA NOWERRollins College, USA; University of Sydney, Australia; Rutgers University, USA

✤ Best-practice guidelines for the clinical management of problem and pathological gambling

✤ Contains empirically derived findings that translate research into practical clinical applications

✤ Brings together a distinguished, international group of scholars whose contributions discuss gambling

as it occurs around the globe

✤ Clearly organized into sections that cover conceptualization, research, assessment, treatment, and

special topics

READERSHIP: Practicing clinicians managing problem and pathological gambling; postgraduate students in the mental health disciplines dealing with behavioral addictions and excessive behaviors

The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Educational NeuroscienceEDITED BY DENIS MARESCHAL, ANDREW TOLMIE & BRIAN BUTTERWORTHBirkbeck College, University of London, UK; Institute of Education, University of London, UK; University College London, UK

✤ Represents a new research area, educational neuroscience, with direct relevance to current

educational practices and policy making

✤ Features individual chapters written collaboratively by educationalists, psychologists, and

neuroscientists to ensure maximum clarity and relevance to a broad range of readers

✤ Edited by a trio of leading academics with extensive experience in this field

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate level students for courses in education, psychology, or cognitive neuroscience; also for education practitioners, educational psychologists, and researchers in psychology, education, and cognitive neuroscience

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The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Legal and Ethical Aspects of Sex Offender Treatment and ManagementEDITED BY KAREN HARRISON & BERNADETTE RAINEYUniversity of Hull UK; Cardiff Law School UK

✤ The first publication to offer a detailed and wide-ranging analysis of sex offender treatment and

management

✤ Covers a range of related issues, from media coverage to the death penalty

✤ Presents research from numerous national jurisdictions including the UK, USA, Australia, Japan, and Israel

✤ Includes perspectives from respected leading academics, including Tony Ward, Doug Boer,

Franca Cortoni, and Bob Konopasky

READERSHIP: Academics, practitioners, and policy makers working in the fields of sex offender treatment and management; undergraduate and postgraduates students of psychology, sociology, criminology, social work, and law

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The Clinical Handbook of BiofeedbackA Guide for Training and Practice with Mindfulness

EDITED BY INNA Z. KHAZANHarvard Medical School, USA

✤ A definitive desk reference for the use of biofeedback techniques in psychotherapeutic settings,

backed by a wealth of clinical research

✤ Introduces mindfulness and acceptance techniques and shows how these methods can be

incorporated into biofeedback practice

✤ Step-by-step details provide everything a clinician needs to integrate biofeedback and mindfulness

including protocols, exemplar logs for tracking symptoms, and sample scripts for mindfulness exercises

✤ Includes scientifically robust treatment protocols for a range of common problems including

hypertension and irritable bowel syndrome

READERSHIP: Clinicians seeking to incorporate biofeedback techniques into their practice; seasoned users of biofeedback wishing to enhance their skill set; postgraduate students with advanced degrees in medicine, psychology and related disciplines

International Handbook of Research on Children’s Literacy, Learning and Culture EDITED BY KATHY HALL, TERESA CREMIN, BARBARA COMBER & LUIS C. MOLLUniversity College Cork, Ireland; The Open University, UK; Queensland University of Technology, Australia; University of Arizona, USA

✤ Represents the state of the art in the field of childhood literacy research

✤ Features chapters that conceptualize, interpret, and synthesize relevant research

✤ Critically reviews past and current research in order to influence future directions in the field of

literacy

✤ Offers literacy scholars an international perspective that recognizes and anticipates increasing

diversity in literacy practices and cultures

READERSHIP: Researchers, scholars, teachers and educators; also for postgraduate level students on courses on language and literacy

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The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Mood Disorders2nd Edition

EDITED BY MICK POWERUniversity of Edinburgh and Royal Edinburgh Hospital, UK

✤ Every chapter is updated to reflect the very latest developments in theory and practice in unipolar

and bipolar mood disorders

✤ Includes additional chapters which cover marital and family therapy, medical disorders and

depression, and cross-cultural issues

✤ Contributions are from the world’s leading authorities

✤ Focuses on innovations in science and clinical practice, and considers new pharmacological

treatments as well as psychological therapies

READERSHIP: All mental health professionals including psychiatrists, GPs, clinical psychologists, nurses and social workers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-02571-0

The Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of PsychoneuroimmunologyEDITED BY ALEXANDER W. KUSNECOV & HYMIE ANISMANRutgers University, USA; Carleton University, Canada

✤ A much-needed reference including overviews of key advances in the field

✤ Discusses how psychoneuroimmunological research is conceived and executed

✤ Includes contributions from a wealth of experts in the field and a foreword by Robert Ader and

Nicholas Cohen, founders of the discipline

✤ Authoritative and interdisciplinary in scope – integrating biological and behavioral science

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate courses in psychoneuroimmunology, medical students, nursing students and researchers in this area

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CBT For Anxiety DisordersA Practitioner Book

GREGORIS SIMOS & STEFAN G. HOFMANNUniversity of Macedonia, Greece; Boston University, USA

✤ Summarizes the state-of-the-art CBT approaches for each of the DSM anxiety disorders

✤ Represents a one-stop tool for researchers, clinicians, and students on CBT for anxiety disorders

✤ Features world leading CBT authors who provide an up to date description of their respective

treatment approaches

✤ Presented in a succinct, and clinician-tailored fashion

READERSHIP: Practicing clinicians, researchers, postgraduate students and all those working with patients with anxiety disorders

Cognitive Therapy for AddictionMotivation and Change

FRANK RYANCamden and Islington NHS Trust, London, UK

✤ A new approach to addiction treatment that pairs cognitive behavioural therapy with cognitive

neuroscience, directly targeting the core mechanisms of addiction

✤ Offers a focus on addiction that is lacking in existing cognitive therapy accounts

✤ Utilizes various approaches, including mindfulness, 12-step facilitation, cognitive bias modification,

motivational enhancement and goal-setting

✤ Uses neuroscientific findings to explain how willpower becomes compromised – and how it can be

effectively utilized in the clinical arena

READERSHIP: Psychiatrists, psychologists, substance misuse counsellors and nurses, and undergraduate and postgraduate psychology students; researchers and academics working with addiction and other areas of behavioural or cognitive neuroscience

Culture as Embodiment The Social Tuning of Behavior

EDITED BY PAUL VOESTERMANSRadboud University, Netherlands

✤ Presents an original theory to be used in the gender and integration debates about what the

acceptance of newcomers from different cultural backgrounds really entails

✤ Applicable to youth culture and the split in modern society between underclass, modal class, and the elite

✤ Contains an original approach to the persistence of religion and relates religious thought to the

cognitive capacity of generic belief

✤ Applies the best of the behavioral sciences to contemporary issues of global exchange and behavioral

cross-fertilization

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate level students for courses in social psychology, psychological anthropology, sociology, and education

Culture as

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Cultural Change and Leadership in OrganizationsA Practical Guide to Successful Organizational Change

EDITED BY JAAP J. BOONSTRAUniversity of Amsterdam, the Netherlands, and ESADE Business School, Spain

✤ Offers evidence-based guidance for achieving cultural change within organizations – combines practical

advice with conceptual perspectives and descriptions of useful change strategies and interventions

✤ Built on case studies of successful change, many drawn from an intensive two-year research program – case

organizations include Boeing, Randstad, Rabobank, Philips and Amazon

✤ Explores the relationship between culture and leadership, increasing understanding of success factors and

detailing ways to effectively combine and organize diverse strategies for cultural change in organizations

READERSHIP: Work psychologists, management consultants, senior managers and human resources professionals. Advanced students on courses with organizational psychology, development, culture and leadership components, including students within business schools, and especially on MBA and executive MBA programs

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Recovery from Eating DisordersA Guide for Clinicians and Their Clients

GRETA NOORDENBOSLeiden University, the Netherlands

✤ Focuses on real-life recovery strategies that involve motivational factors, physical and psychological

health, and issues such as self-esteem and relationship dynamics

✤ Draws on extensive qualitative research with more than 50 former sufferers known to the author

✤ Candid, personal accounts provide unique insights into the healing process as well as inspiration

and reassurance

✤ Offers experience-based guidance for professionals assisting clients in their recovery

READERSHIP: Practicing psychologists, psychiatrists, dieticians and other professionals involved in treating patients with eating disorders, as well as sufferers, their families, and friends involved in the recovery process

Diabetes and WellbeingManaging the Psychological and Emotional Challenges of Diabetes Types 1 and 2

JEN J. NASHOpen University, UK

✤ A practical guide for those newly diagnosed with diabetes, those who have managed its challenges for

many years and the professionals who help them to do so

✤ Shows how the stress of daily self-care can affect an individual’s ability to stay motivated and

healthy, and presents proven techniques for improving emotional wellbeing

✤ Unique in tackling the psychological challenges of diabetes using cognitive behavioural principles;

also draws on solution-focused and mindfulness approaches

READERSHIP: Individuals with diabetes types 1 and 2, their families and friends; healthcare professionals involved in the care of people with diabetes

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Dental Phobia and AnxietyEDITED BY LARS-GÖRAN ÖST & ERIK SKARETStockholm University, Sweden; University of Oslo, Norway

✤ Presents the first guide to the evidence-based treatment of dental anxiety, based on the single-

session phobia treatment protocol developed by Lars-Göran Öst

✤ Includes chapters on the treatment of dental anxiety in children and adolescents, and the use of

pharmacological methods as a supplement to psychological treatment

✤ Takes account of cultural factors that may influence the availability of treatment

READERSHIP: Professionals and researchers in clinical psychology and dentistry, for practising dentists, and as a primary text for postgraduate students in psychology and dentistry

ACT and Mindfulness for PsychosisEDITED BY LOUISE C. JOHNS, ERIC M. J. MORRIS & JOSEPH E. OLIVERMaudsley Hospital, London, UK; Institute of Psychiatry, King's College London, UK; King's College London's Institute of Psychiatry, UK

✤ The first volume to detail ACT approaches to psychosis

✤ Synthesises current international perspectives on the theoretical foundations and clinical applications

of ACT in treating psychosis

✤ Includes a wealth of case studies, exercises and advice provided by highly experienced professionals

dealing directly with psychosis

READERSHIP: Clinical and counselling psychologists, CBT therapists and psychiatrists

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Between SkinsThe Body in Psychoanalysis – Recent Developments

NICOLA DIAMONDUniversity of East London, UK

✤ The first book to address epistemological implications for a new understanding of the body and

embodiment – offers a new perspective on the division between mind, body and world

✤ Explores the ways in which bodily processes and skin experience are inseparable from the

environmental context

✤ Brings together a philosophical phenomenological account of body experience with key concepts from

psychoanalysis, developmental research and neuroscience

✤ Responds to a growing interest in the body and psychoanalysis, and considers limitations in accounts

of brain-body processes for psychoanalytical understanding

READERSHIP: Psychoanalysts, psychotherapists, group analysts, academics and postgraduate students in neuroscientific interdisciplinary studies; neuropsychoanalysts, philosophers in the field and the social sciences

Children and LyingA Century of Scientific Research

EDITED BY KANG LEE & VICTORIA TALWARBoth at Queen's University, Canada

✤ Reviews the full body of scientific knowledge about the development of lying in children

✤ Analyzes the various cognitive, social-cultural, and neural factors that affect the development of lying

✤ Explores applications of research in educational, clinical and legal settings, and suggests directions

for future research

✤ Investigates children’s concept of lying, moral judgments, development of lie-detection abilities, and

lie-telling behavior in various contexts

READERSHIP: Students and researchers in developmental psychology, parents, educators, legal professionals working with children, child clinicians, medical professions, and social workersSERIES: UNDERSTANDING CHILDREN’S WORLDS

Women and PovertyPsychology, Public Policy, and Social Justice

HEATHER E. BULLOCKUniversity of California at Santa Cruz, USA

✤ Provides readers with a critical analysis of the social and structural factors that contribute to women’s

poverty

✤ Uses a multidisciplinary approach to bring together new research and theory from social psychology,

policy studies, and critical and feminist scholarship

✤ Documents women’s experiences of poverty and classism at the interpersonal and institutional levels

✤ Offers policy analysis for reducing poverty and social inequality

READERSHIP: Postgraduate and upper level undergraduate courses in psychology, sociology, social work, political science, and feminist studies; social scientists and professionals working in the areas of poverty and social inequalitySERIES: CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL ISSUES AND INTERVENTIONS

What Works in Offender RehabilitationAn Evidence-Based Approach to Assessment and Treatment

EDITED BY LEAM A. CRAIG, THERESA A. GANNON & LOUISE DIXONUniversity of Birmingham, UK; University of Kent, UK; University of Birmingham, UK

✤ A definitive guide to evidence-based practice in offender assessment and treatment

✤ Presents an up-to-date review of “what works’ in offer assessment and rehabilitation, along with

discussion of contemporary attitudes and translating theory into practice

✤ Includes assessment and treatment for different offender types across a range of settings

✤ Internationally renowned contributors include James McGuire, James Bonta, Clive Hollin, Anthony

Beech, Tony Ward, William Lindsay, Karl Hanson, Ray Novaco and William Marshall

READERSHIP: Clinical and forensic psychologists, forensic psychiatrists, undergraduate psychology students, trainee and postgraduate psychology courses, probation officers, and social workers

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Your Undergraduate Psychology Project2nd Edition

MARK FORSHAWLeeds Metropolitan University, UK

✤ This new edition offers in-depth hints and tips in a simple, informal style designed to ease students

further into the world of research

✤ Endorsed by the British Psychological Society and designed with the needs of the student in mind

✤ Structured chronologically around planning a project, carrying it out, and writing it up

✤ Expanded coverage on focus groups, choosing a research method, common errors, tips for achieving

better marks, and issues around ethics, the law and research

READERSHIP: Undergraduate psychology students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11936-8

PsychologyRONALD COMER, ELIZABETH GOULD & ADRIAN FURNHAMPrinceton University, USA; Princeton University, USA; University College London, UK

✤ Students are introduced to psychology as it relates to real life

✤ The interconnected approach makes links between different areas of psychological science

✤ An interactive eBook (included with every copy) has video cases, quizzes and exercises embedded

right in the text

✤ Aimed at students in the UK and Europe this text encourages critical thinking

READERSHIP: Year one psychology students on introductory courses

The Reality of Contemporary Discrimination in the United StatesThe Consequences of Hidden Bias in Real World Contexts

JASON A. NIER & SAMUEL L. GAERTNERConnecticut College, USA; University of Delaware, USA

✤ Explores discrimination by race or gender as a likely source of inequality in the United States

✤ Examines the consequences of understated forms of racial and gender bias, and how these may be

detected in the real world

✤ Interdisciplinary in focus, it integrates research from psychology, sociology, economics, and law

✤ Advances research aimed at detecting subtle biases – which even if unintentional can often prove

very damaging – in order to inform civil rights law and public policy

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, faculty, and researchers studying discrimination within psychology and related fields, including sociology, public policy, economics, and lawSERIES: JOURNAL OF SOCIAL ISSUES

Physiological Measures of Emotion From a Developmental PerspectiveState of the Science

EDITED BY T. A. DENNISHunter College, City University of New York, USA

✤ Presents the state of the science on the physiology of emotion from a developmental perspective

✤ Essays focus on 5 core themes: the time course of emotion, the context of physiological

measurement, the nature of developing physiological and behavioral systems, the specificity of

associations between physiological measures and distinct aspects of emotion, and coordination

among multiple physiological systems

✤ An innovative view on the psychophysiology of emotion, emotional well-being, and affective

psychopathology from a developmental perspective

READERSHIP: Postgraduate psychologists and researchers in the fields of well-being, emotion and psychopathologySERIES: MONOGRAPHS OF THE SOCIETY FOR RESEARCH IN CHILD DEVELOPMENT (MONO)

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✤ A fully-revised and updated edition of this best-selling textbook, supported by a Wiley Desktop

Edition

✤ Provides an introduction to the fundamentals of reproduction, with the latest on conceptual,

informational and applied aspects of reproduction

✤ Offers a more logical approach to the study of reproduction within a revised structure, with further

reading suggestions to support research

✤ Includes a companion website at www.essentialreproduction.com containing all of the images from

the book – perfect for instructor support

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in medical, veterinary, midwifery, and the biological sciencesSERIES: ESSENTIALS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11866-8

Human Genetics and Genomics4th Edition

BRUCE R. KORF & MIRA B. IRONSPartners Center for Human Genetics & Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA; Children’s Hospital, Boston, MA

✤ This best-selling textbook presents the ideal balance between the bio-molecular basis of genetics and

clinical cases, and includes a Wiley Desktop Edition

✤ Features a newly expanded Part 1, which introduces the reader to key concepts such as Mendelian

principles, DNA replication and gene expression

✤ Now in full colour and updated to reflect today’s genetics teaching

✤ ‘Hot topics’ focus on the latest developments; ‘Ethical issues’ prompt further thought and discussion; ‘Sources

of information’ assist the practicalities of clinical research; and ‘Clinical Snapshots’ relate science to practice

✤ Fully supported by a suite of online resources at www.korfgenetics.com

READERSHIP: Undergraduate medical students, and biomedical science and life sciences students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-14846-7

Surgery at a Glance5th Edition

PIERCE A. GRACEUniversity of Limerick

✤ A fully-revised edition of this best-selling title in the at a Glance series, updated to include

orthopaedics and more focused ‘key points’ boxes

✤ Provides a concise summary of a comprehensive lecture course in surgery, divided into clinical

presentations followed by major surgical conditions

✤ Focuses on the core principles and the important diseases appropriate to the current medical school

curriculum and is ideally placed to sit alongside any surgery core textbook

READERSHIP: Medical students, Foundation Programme doctors, and surgery traineesSERIES: AT A GLANCE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-4051-8325-3

Ear, Nose and Throat at a GlanceNAZIA MUNIR & RAY CLARKEUniversity Hospital Aintree, Liverpool; Royal Liverpool Children’s Hospital

✤ This brand new title in the at a Glance series provides an accessible introduction to this practical but

complex topic, covering all areas of the undergraduate Otolaryngology curriculum

✤ Summarises the basic science relating to each anatomical area, and outlines practical guidelines on

the examination of patients, with an overview of the most common disorders and diseases

✤ Provides advice on clinical skills, examinations and procedures - such as otoscopic examinations and

tuning fork tests

✤ Includes self-assessment MCQs and EMQs questions and answers

READERSHIP: Medical students, Foundation Programme doctors, ENT trainees, and nursesSERIES: AT A GLANCE

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Avoiding Errors in Adult MedicineIAN RECKLESS, D. JOHN REYNOLDS, SALLY NEWMAN, JOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSERUniversity of Oxford; John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford; John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford; Whittington Hospital, London;

Radcliffe Le Brasseurs Solicitors; Fishburns Solicitors

Avoiding Errors in General PracticeKEVIN BARRACLOUGH, JENNY DU TOIT, JEREMY BUDD, JOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSERGeneral Practitioner; General Practitioner; East Quay Medical Centre, Somerset; Whittington Hospital, London;

Radcliffe Le Brasseurs Solicitors; Fishburns Solicitors

BRAND NEW SERIES of books publishing January 2013 – the ‘Avoiding Errors’ seriesSERIES EDITORS: JOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSER

‘Avoiding Errors in the medical specialties’ is a brand new, must-have series to help junior doctors and

trainees learn from the most common and important errors in the clinical setting.

Tips on ‘how not to do it’ enable junior and senior healthcare providers mitigate against patient safety

incidents. And they offer reassuring legal comment on what to do if things do go wrong.

✤ Identifies and explains the most common and important medical errors – and how to avoid them!

✤ Uses a memorable case-based structure, based on real-life events, that reinforces the clinical context,

providing clinical teaching points and strategies to help engage in safe practice

✤ Provides a unique medico-legal perspective, with advice on how to best deal with a complaint and

subsequent potential consequences if things do go wrong

READERSHIP: Foundation Programme doctors, Medical Students and Specialty Trainees, and Medical Educators

Avoiding Errors in PaediatricsJOSEPH E. RAINE, KATE WILLIAMS & JONATHAN BONSERWhittington Hospital, London; Radcliffe Le Brasseurs Solicitors; Fishburns Solicitors

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Dermatology at a GlanceMAHBUB M. U. CHOWDHURY, RUWANI P. KATUGAMPOLA & ANDREW Y. FINLAYUniversity Hospital of Wales, Cardiff; University of Cardiff; University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff

✤ This brand new title in the at a Glance series provides an accessible introduction to the structure and

function of skin

✤ Designed for any medical student required to interview and examine patients, identify skin diseases,

and develop a differential diagnosis and treatment plan

✤ Covers the epidemiology and pathogenesis of each skin disease, as well as presentations likely to be

encountered in both clinical practice and exams

✤ Includes over 300 high quality colour slides and photographs, and a self-assessment ‘picture quiz’

✤ Includes a companion website at www.ataglanceseries.com/dermatology of self-assessment case

studies, key point revision documents, further reading resources, and an image bank from the book

READERSHIP: Medical Students, Foundation Programme doctors, and dermatology specialty traineesSERIES: AT A GLANCE

Medical Statistics at a Glance Text and Workbook BundleAVIVA PETRIE & CAROLINE SABINUniversity of London; Royal Free Hospital, London

✤ The bestselling Medical Statistics at a Glance, 3rd Edition, and its companion volume, Medical

Statistics at a Glance Workbook, together at a specially-discounted price

✤ Provides the complete, concise, and accessible introduction to medical statistics

✤ Medical Statistics at a Glance Workbook includes over 80 MCQs, 30 structured questions, and

analysis of two complete published papers to demonstrate stats in practice

READERSHIP: Medical students, junior doctors, biomedical science students, and allied health studentsSERIES: AT A GLANCE

Medical Statistics at a Glance WorkbookAVIVA PETRIE & CAROLINE SABINUniversity of London; Royal Free Hospital, London

✤ This brand new title is the companion volume to Medical Statistics at a Glance

✤ Echoing the structure of and fully cross-referenced to Medical Statistics at a Glance, it offers a range

of methods to assess and extend medical statistics knowledge

✤ Contextualises and tests all the key topics from the main title including critical appraisal, data

analysis, and choice of appropriate statistical techniques

✤ Includes over 80 MCQs, 30 structured questions, and analysis of two complete published papers to

demonstrate stats in practice

✤ Topic-based index is provided so that specific areas can be targeted and the title can be used in

conjunction with any statistics textbook

READERSHIP: Medical students, junior doctors, biomedical science students, and allied health studentsSERIES: AT A GLANCE

The Situational Judgement Test at a GlanceFRANCES VARIAN & LARA CARTWRIGHTBoth Warwick University

✤ This brand new title in the at a Glance series is a concise, accessible introduction to this brand new,

compulsory assessment that all junior doctors in the UK must sit — and pass — in order to practice

medicine

✤ Offers hints and tips for best practice together with practice assessments and real-word advice

✤ Contains 50 case-based scenarios, based on real-life scenarios, each reviewed by experienced

clinicians and item-writers of the UKFPO SJT, for self-testing prior to sitting the exam

✤ Presents the logical way of approaching best medical practice — and SJT — with examples of

doctors’ personal experiences along the way

READERSHIP: Final year UK medical students applying for the UK Foundation ProgrammeSERIES: AT A GLANCE

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Sustainable HealthcareKNUT SCHROEDER, TREVOR THOMPSON, KATHLEEN FRITH & DAVID PENCHEONUniversity of Bristol; University of Bristol; Harvard Medical School; NHS Sustainable Development Unit, East of England Strategic Health

Authority, Cambridge

✤ Presents a practical review of the complex issue of sustainable medicine

✤ Covers all relevant aspects of climate change and global environmental health including how

environmental changes affect health care delivery

✤ Includes models on which to build sustainable healthcare systems and quotes original scientific

sources

✤ Written by an expert author team drawn from general practice, academia and NHS Sustainable

Development Unit

READERSHIP: Health care managers, policy makers, health professionals

ABC of Medically Unexplained SymptomsCHRISTOPHER BURTONUniversity of Edinburgh

✤ A clear and practical guide to one of the biggest challenges in primary care

✤ Addresses the complex issues faced in treating and managing patients with ‘medically unexplained

symptoms’

✤ Medically unexplained symptoms are symptoms that do exist but are not adequately explained by

tests or specialist examination

✤ Focuses on practical management of symptoms and treatment options with active patient involvement

READERSHIP: General practitioners, practice nurses, specialist nurses, junior doctors, medical trainees and studentsSERIES: ABC

ABC of Cancer Care CARLO PALMIERI, RICHARD SIMCOCK & ESTHER BIRDImperial College London; Royal Sussex County Hospital, Brighton; General Practice, Brighton

✤ A new addition to the popular, reader-friendly, full colour ABC series

✤ A non-specialist cancer care text for primary care

✤ Provides a solid basis for the understanding of the common modalities of cancer care, indications

and toxicities

✤ Written by a multidisciplinary contributor team

READERSHIP: General practitioners, practice nurses, cancer care nurses, surgeons and oncologists in training, medical studentsSERIES: ABC

ABC of

Cancer Care

Lecture Notes: Epidemiology, Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health6th Edition

YOAV BEN-SHLOMO, SARA BROOKES & MATTHEW HICKMANAll of University of Bristol

✤ A thoroughly updated introduction to the core principles of epidemiology and public health with new

studies and cases from around the globe

✤ Includes a brand new second section on Evidence-based Medicine, with advice on how to incorporate

EBM principles into your own practice

✤ Includes learning objectives and key points in every chapter as well as extended coverage of critical

appraisal and data interpretation

READERSHIP: Medical students, Foundation Programme doctors, junior doctors, and public health studentsSERIES: LECTURE NOTES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-10674-0

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Acquired Brain Injury in the Fetus and NewbornMICHAEL SHEVELL & STEVEN MILLERMcGill University; Division of Pediatric Neurology, Montreal Children’s Hospital, McGill University Health Center; Senior Clinician Scientist,

CFRI and Associate Professor, in the Division of Neurology, Department of Pediatrics, at the University of British Columbia

✤ Up-to-date information on recent advances in understanding of acquired neonatal brain injury

✤ Pragmatic approach focusing on populations encountered regularly by the clinician to provide most

relevant information

✤ Includes chapters on special populations and concerns often overlooked by other texts

✤ Superb team of international experts

READERSHIP: Paediatric neurologists, neonatologists, neurologists and paediatricians, clinicians in child development, child health researchers and allied health professionals (in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and psychology)

Measures for Children with Developmental Disability framed by the ICF-CYANNETTE MAJNEMERSchool of Physical & Occupational Therapy, McGill University

✤ Quickly identifies the best measures or outcomes for therapy needs assessment or service provision

✤ Uses the ICF-CY framework therefore facilitates the retrieval of one or more measures that are

directly related to the components of this widely used classification scheme

✤ Each chapter includes tables that provide a capsule summary of the primary attributes of a subset of

key measures for ease of reference

READERSHIP: Occupational therapists, physical therapists, speech-language pathologists, psychologists, physicians, nursesSERIES: CLINICS IN DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE

StrokeKEVIN BARRETT & JAMES MESCHIABoth Mayo Clinic, Florida, USA

✤ Provides a practical approach to treating the complexities of stroke and preventing further

occurrences

✤ A clinical ‘in the office’/’at the bedside’ guide

✤ Includes standardized clinical Instruments, evidence-based algorithms and guidelines throughout

✤ Contains ‘Tips and Tricks’ boxes with hints on improving outcomes via practical techniques and

‘Caution’ warning boxes with hints on avoiding problems"

READERSHIP: Neurologists, cardiologistsSERIES: NEUROLOGY IN PRACTICE

Epilepsy in Children and AdolescentsJAMES WHELESS, DAVE CLARK, AMY MCGREGOR & FREEDOM PERKINSDirector, Neuroscience Institute & Le Bonheur Comprehensive Epilepsy Program, Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital; Department of Pediatrics,

Division of Neurology, Le Bonheur, University of Tennessee Health Science Center Comprehensive Epilepsy Program, Memphis, Tennessee;

Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Tennessee Health Science Center; University of Tennessee Health Science Center

✤ Explains principal investigations including EEG and MRI

✤ Reviews principles of pharmacological management, including adverse effects and alternative therapies

✤ Includes latest guidelines on surgical interventions for epilepsy

READERSHIP: Postgraduate, professionals and trainees in neurology, psychiatry and pediatrics.

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Practical Manual of Gastroesophageal Reflux DiseaseMARCELO F. VELA, JOEL E. RICHTER & JOHN E. PANDOLFINOBaylor College of Medicine; University of South Florida; Northwestern University

✤ Provides gastroenterologists and resident/fellows in practice with a comprehensive clinical and

practical management guide to one of the most prevalent conditions in medicine and one that they

will be encountering daily, gastroesophageal reflux disease and related acid-reflux conditions

✤ Clearly structured into 2 different sections — one of which systematically approaches each different

clinical presentation of GERD — perfect for the clinician seeing patients

✤ Contains a variety of pedagogic features such as case histories, potential pitfall boxes, key points,

management algorithms, and useful weblinks in each chapter in order to maximise clinical accessibility

✤ Very strong editor team comprising three world-renowned experts in the field; Joel Richter edits the

American Journal of Gastroenterology

READERSHIP: Gastroenterologists in training and in practice

Irritable Bowel SyndromeDiagnosis and Clinical Management

ANTON EMMANUEL & EAMONN M. M. QUIGLEYUniversity College Hospital, London; University College Cork

✤ Comprehensive yet concise guide to the diagnosis and management of IBS

✤ Four main parts: Overview, Diagnosis, Symptom-specific Treatment, and What’s Next in IBS

✤ Each chapter includes a summary of key points, and most chapters include cases and multiple

choice questions

✤ Useful for rapid review at the point of care

READERSHIP: Gastroenterologists and other medical professionals who treat patients with IBS

Morson and Dawson’s Gastrointestinal Pathology5th Edition

NEIL A. SHEPHERD, BRYAN F. WARREN, GERAINT T. WILLIAMS, JOEL K. GREENSON, GREGORY Y. LAUWERS & MARCO R. NOVELLIGloucestershire Cellular Pathology Laboratory, Cheltenham, UK; Cardiff University, UK; University of Michigan School of Medicine;

Massachusetts General Hospital, USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA; University College Hospital, London, UK

✤ New edition of the classic gastrointestinal pathology text

✤ Reviews the pathology of the GI tract in sections according to the anatomical part

✤ Helpful when making clinical treatment decisions

✤ Comprehensive and authoritative

READERSHIP: Gastroenterologists, pathologists, and trainees in both specialties

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-632-04204-3

Essential Cardiac ElectrophysiologyZAINUL ABEDINUniversity of Texas at El Paso

✤ Designed to answer the clinically-relevant questions most frequently posed by trainees, practitioners

and support staff

✤ Reflects key changes in this fast-moving specialty, especially those regarding recommendations for

improved outcomes in atrial fibrillation ablation, new ablation techniques and new antiarrhythmic drugs

✤ Self-assessment questions included to test knowledge of the material presented in each chapter

✤ End of chapter references highlight key articles from the current medical literature

READERSHIP: Cardiac care nurses, EP and cardiology fellows, EP technicians, general clinical cardiologists, practicing electrophysiologists

Replace ISBN: 978-1-405-15108-5

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Imported Skin Diseases2nd Edition

WILLIAM R. FABER, RODERICK J. HAY & BERNARD NAAFSUniversity of Amsterdam, NL; Kings College Hospital, UK; Leiden University Medical Center, NL

✤ Offers a Concise clinical guide to possible foreign diseases in dermatology that dermatologists are

unfamiliar with

✤ Written by dermatologists with active practice overseas, this clinical orientated and highly illustrated

book enables practitioners to quickly identify whether unusual skin diseases might be of foreign

cause and what treatments are needed

READERSHIP: Primary: dermatologists; secondary: infectious disease and general physicians

REPLACES ISBN: 978-9-035-2280-4 (Elsevier)

Human Blood Groups3rd Edition

GEOFF DANIELSBristol Institute for Transfusion Sciences & Secretary General, International Society of Blood Transfusion

✤ Incorporates latest information on the genes for various blood groups

✤ Includes greater content on the functional significance of blood groups, ensuring it is more

biologically and clinically orientate

✤ Integrates serology with molecular biology, so marries the basic understanding at the genetic level

with a cellular understanding of the red blood cell membrane

✤ Covers techniques used in blood grouping, troubleshooting and quality assurance

READERSHIP: Primary Audience: All those working in the field of blood banking, transfusion and transplantation, particularly those in transfusion laboratories and blood banks

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-632-05646-0

Thyroid SurgeryPreventing and Managing Complications

PAOLO MICCOLI, DAVID J. TERRIS, MICHELE N. MINUTO & MELANIE W. SEYBTSurgery University of Pisa, Italy; University Augusta; University of Genoa, Italy; Columbia Ear, Nose and Throat Associates

✤ Highly practical, visual book incorporating both best surgical practice for routine operations and in

overcoming complications

✤ Companion webside containing high-class surgical videos of thyroid surgery in action, as well as

interviews from the editors themselves

✤ Contains several chapters on the newer forms of surgery, ie robotic and other minimally invasive

techniques

✤ Written by recognized leaders in the US and Europe

READERSHIP: Primary: endocrine and head/neck surgeons, endocrinology consultants, general surgeons, otolaryngologists; secondary: endocrinology fellows/residents/registrars, surgery residents/fellows

Diabetes and Kidney DiseaseGUNTER WOLFUniversity of Jena, University Hospital, Jena, Germany

✤ Highly clinical, practical, diagnosis and management-orientated guide – key points, case studies,

management algorithms and MCQs in every chapter

✤ Easy to digest and more practically accessible than traditional specialist textbooks

✤ The most comprehensive and up to date book on the clinical management of patients with kidney

problems associated with diabetes

READERSHIP: Primary: diabetes and endocrinology consultants and trainees, nephrology consultants and trainees; secondary: urologists

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Osteoporosis Diagnosis and Management

DALE STOVALLDepartments of Obstetrics and Gynecology and Internal Medicine, University of Virginia

✤ First book on contemporary approaches to osteoporosis

✤ Fuses science and clinical content

✤ Aimed at 2018 generalist specialists', eg gynecologists, rather than specialists in osteoporosis

✤ Looks at early identification and prevention as well as treatment

✤ Includes coverage of osteoporosis in men as well as women

READERSHIP: Gynecologists, endocrinologists, urologists, rheumatologists, family physicians

Osteoporosis

Top Tips in Urology2nd Edition

JOHN MCLOUGHLIN, NEIL BURGESS, ANDREW DOBLE, JOHN KELLY, HANIF MOTIWALA & MARK SPEAKMANWest Suffolk Hospital; Norfolk & Norwich Hospital; Addenbrookes Hospital; London University College Hospital; Wexham Park Hospital;

Musgrove Park Hospital

✤ Unique format – presents superb clinical guidance to common questions and problems in the form of

tips and tricks

✤ Wide international mix of urologists contributing 2018 'tips and tricks'

✤ Affordable for both specialists and trainees

✤ Extremely accessible and approachable, and a convenient size to carry around on the wards

READERSHIP: Practicing urologists and urologic surgeons, both senior trainees/residents and consultants/specialists. Urology nurses, surgical anaesthetists

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-865-42610-8

Abdominal Organ Retrieval and Transplantation Bench SurgeryGABRIEL ONISCU, JOHN FORSYTHE & JOHN FUNGRoyal Infirmary of Edinburgh; Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh; Cleveland Clinic, Ohio

✤ An essential go-to reference for all involved with abdominal organ retrieval and bench surgery,

providing detailed, organ-specific guidance

✤ Provides thorough guidance on dealing with anatomical variations

✤ Includes practice learning points for each procedure and decision algorithms for both common and

challenging clinical scenarios

READERSHIP: Transplant surgeons, trainees and fellows, as well as other professionals involved in abdominal organ transplantation

Ethnic DermatologyPrinciples and Practice

OPHELIA E. DADZIE, ANTOINE PETIT & ANDREW ALEXISSt John’s Institute of Dermatology, Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation, UK; Hôpital Saint Louis, Paris, France; St Lukes Roosevelt Hospital

✤ Practical advice on the diagnosis and management of dermatological conditions in ethnic minorities

✤ Covers all skin types and the different presentations and treatments for skin diseases

✤ Written by internationally recognised editors

✤ Invaluable for primary care physicians and those in other specialties who encounter a significant

number of ethnic minorities in their practice

READERSHIP: Primary: clinical dermatologists, registrars and consultant dermatologists, primary care physicians with an interest in dermatology; secondary: dermatology nurses, physicians from other specialities, eg paediatricians and plastic surgeons

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Evidence-Based Emergency CareDiagnostic Testing and Clinical Decision Rules2nd Edition

JESSE M. PINES, EDITOR CHRISTOPHER R. CARPENTER, EDITOR ALI S. RAJA & JEREMIAH D. SCHUURGeorge Washington University, Washington, DC, USA; Washington University, St. Louis, MO, USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA,

USA; Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA, USA

✤ This user-friendly guide to decision-making in the emergency department has been fully revised and

updated to include clearer presentation of evidence and increased coverage

✤ Includes 18 all-new chapters and updated comments section reflecting new evidence since the

previous edition

✤ Revised clinical question section now formatted to reflect the PICO format

READERSHIP: Emergency physicians; residents on emergency medicine training programmes; emergency department staffSERIES: EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-15400-0

Anesthesia and the FetusYEHUDA GINOSAR, FELICITY REYNOLDS, STEPHEN H. HALPERN & AHMET BASCHATHadassah Hebrew University Medical Center, Jerusalem; St Thomas’ Hospital, Kings College London; University of Toronto;

University of Kansas

✤ Covers all aspects of anesthesia affecting the fetus throughout in utero life

✤ A concise, practical guide backed up by theory, it also discusses wider ethical and legal

considerations

✤ Uses fetal and neonatal outcomes as the basis for assessing the effects of anesthetic interventions

during pregnancy

READERSHIP: Anesthetists, anesthesia trainees, obstetricians and fetal-maternal physicians

Handbook of Palliative Care3rd Edition

CHRISTINA FAULL, SHARON DECASTECKER, ALEX NICHOLSON & FRASER BLACKLeicestershire & Rutland Organisation for the Relief of Suffering (LOROS), The Leicestershire & Rutland Hospice; Leicestershire & Rutland

Organisation for the Relief of Suffering (LOROS), The Leicestershire & Rutland Hospice; James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough;

Victoria Hospice, Canada

✤ Written by expert UK and North American physicians and nurses in the areas of their contributions

✤ Thorough updating of coverage of medicine management and complementary medicine in palliative care

✤ A “Tips in advanced cancer care” addition to the chapter on managing complications of cancer,

greater focus in the HIV/AIDS chapter (14) on care pertinent to developing countries, and expansion

of the end of life care chapter (21)

✤ Three new chapters on choice, equality, and diversity; dementia; and advance care planning in palliative care

READERSHIP: All healthcare professionals involved in palliative care: nurses, doctors, occupational therapists, physiotherapists, pharmacists, chaplains, social workers, healthcare students, and cancer care staff

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-12112-5

Cardiovascular Disease and Health in the Older PatientExpanded from ‘Pathy’s Principles and Practice of Geriatric Medicine 5th Edition'

DAVID J. STOTT & GORDON D.O. LOWEBoth University of Glasgow

✤ Provides complete, authoritative information on one of the major disabling diseases of old age

✤ Covers epidemiology, pathophysiology and practical management of cardiovascular disease in older

patients

✤ Written by leading experts in the field

✤ A must-have reference at all clinical and pre-clinical levels

READERSHIP: Geriatricians and cardiologists

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A Practical Guide to Clustered Candomised Trials – Design and Analysis for Healthcare Evaluation MICHAEL J. CAMPBELL & STEPHEN J. WALTERSBoth of University of Sheffield, UK

✤ Takes a practical approach to appeal to both applied statisticians and biomedical researchers, with

analysis techniques such as Stata, SPSS and R carefully explained

✤ Features real examples, taken from the author’s combined 50 years’ experience in designing and

analysing clinical trials

✤ Explores advanced topics, such as marginal and random effect generalised linear models with simple

explanations and examples provided

✤ Features a clear, accessible style written by experienced statisticians with a successful track record in

publishing

READERSHIP: Statisticians and researchers in the biopharmaceutical industry, academia and higher education, medical and public health organisations; postgraduates in biomedical statistics, public health andepidemiology, medical and health sciencesSERIES: STATISTICS IN PRACTICE

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Statistical Modelling of ICU Data DR SYLVIE CHEVRET, DR MATTHIEU RESCHE-RIGON & ROMAIN PIRRACCHIOU717 Inserm, France; Biostatistique et Informatique Médicale, France; Biostatistique et Informatique Médicale, France

✤ Provides both an introduction to and an advanced understanding of statistical modelling of ICU data

with case studies and worked examples

✤ Addresses clinical endpoints used in ICU, such as different measures of mortality and the analysis of

repeated measures

✤ Deals with data from randomised clinical trials and observational nonrandomised studies, often used

in ICU

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students, practitioners, statisticians and clinicians involved in the analysis of ICU dataSERIES: STATISTICS IN PRACTICE

Statistical

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Evidence-Based Pediatric Oncology 3rd Edition

ROSS PINKERTON, A. G. SHANKAR & KATHERINE MATTHAYMater Children’s Hospital, Brisbane; University College, London; University of California, San Francisco

✤ Evidence-based Pediatric Oncology is a ground-breaking text on the management of childhood

cancers

✤ Established as the most up to date reviews of trials in pediatric oncology

✤ Includes reviews and commentaries by the world’s leading experts

✤ Provides systematic reviews with recommendations for optimum treatments for childhood cancer

✤ Covers all tumour types occurring in children and young adults

READERSHIP: Primary Audience: Paediatric oncologists, oncologists, paediatricians, and specialist nursesSERIES: EVIDENCE-BASED MEDICINE

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-14268-7

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Human Factors in the Health Care SettingA Pocket Guide for Clinical Instructors

ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT GROUPManchester, UK

✤ Harm can be done, and lives lost, because of human error. Building on lessons learned in the

aviation industry, Human Factors as a concept is now being applied to the healthcare environment

✤ This book looks at the relationships between humans and their interactions within teams: it will help

the reader to recognize factors leading to errors and provides practical guidelines on how to avoid or

minimize these

✤ A concise guide to integrating human factors into medicine, this book is written by well-respected

members of the emergency medicine, critical care and medical education communities

READERSHIP: Emergency medicine physicians and educators, all those wanting a grounding in human factors and its application in healthcare

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Understanding Laboratory InvestigationsA Guide for Nurses, Midwives and Health Professionals3rd Edition

CHRIS HIGGINSMSc, FIBMS, DMLM, former Chief Medical Laboratory Scientific Officer, now a freelance writer, Dorset

✤ Fully updated and revised third edition – now includes a wider variety of tests, and paediatric coverage

✤ Increased accessibility and user-friendliness, via the use of a second text colour, improved

illustrations,increased number of case histories, inclusion of bullet-pointed learning objectives at the

head of each chapter; boxed summaries at the end of each chapter; test questions at the end of each

chapter

✤ Additional chapter dealing with a range of tests used to screen for specific diseases – divided into

neonatal screening and adult screening

READERSHIP: Primary: Undergraduate and postgraduate nursing and health students on clinical placements; Secondary: Qualified nurses working in the following areas of practice: haematology, infection control, diabetes, and blood transfusion

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-13127-8

Practice Development in Nursing and Healthcare2nd Edition

BRENDAN MCCORMACK, KIM MANLEY & ANGIE TITCHENUniversity of Ulster, Northern Ireland; Cantebury Christ Church University; University of Ulster, Northern Ireland

✤ New updated edition of a seminal text in the field, including significant new material

✤ Relevance inclusive of the health care team

✤ Accessible and practical in style, with case studies, scenarios and examples throughout

✤ Edited and with contribution by experts in the field

✤ Supported by a strong evidence base

READERSHIP:Practice Development Nurses; Research Nurses; Nurse educators; Students on nursing and healthcare programmes undertaking research modules, practice development modules and evidence-based practice modules

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11038-9

The Midwife’s Labour and Birth Handbook3rd Edition

VICKY CHAPMAN & CATHY CHARLESFrimley Park NHS Trust

✤ This fully revised and updated third edition of The Midwife’s Labour and Birth Handbook is a

practical and accessible guide to midwifery care

✤ Promotes normality and woman-centred care, using research, evidence-based guidelines and

anecdotal accounts from women

✤ An essential guide for both student midwives and experienced practising midwives

✤ New to this edition: Full colour photographs including a kneeling breech birth; suturing diagrams to

assist left-handed midwives; expanded chapters on slow progress in labour and malposition/

malpresentations, including a rare photograph of a face presentation birth

READERSHIP: Midwifery students and practising midwives

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-16105-3

Fundamentals of Applied PathophysiologyAn Essential Guide for Nursing & Healthcare Students2nd Edition

MURALITHARAN NAIR & EDITOR IAN PEATEUniversity of Hertfordshire; EN(G) RGN DipN(Lond) RNT BEd(Hons) MA(Lond) LLM Professor of Nursing Editor-in-Chief British Journal

of Nursing

✤ Superb full colour illustrations, bringing this subject to life

✤ Full of extra features to help improve the learning process, including key words, test-your-knowledge,

exercises, further reading and learning outcomes

✤ New case studies throughout to help you understand how to apply the knowledge in clinical practice

✤ Supported by an online resource centre with fantastic extras for both lecturers and students

READERSHIP: Nursing and health care studentsSERIES: FUNDAMENTALS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-51795-6

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TinnitusA Multidisciplinary Approach2nd Edition

DAVID BAGULEY, GERHARD ANDERSSON, DON MCFERRAN & LAURENCE MCKENNA Cambridge University Hospitals, UK; Linköping University, Sweden; Colchester Hospital University, NHS, UK; Royal National Throat Nose &

Ear Hospital, London

✤ Provides a broad account of tinnitus and hyperacusis

✤ Details the latest research in clinical management, incorporating insights from audiology, otology,

psychology, psychiatry and auditory neuroscience

✤ Promotes a collaborative approach to treatment that will benefit patients and clinicians alike

✤ Updated and revised in line with the very latest developments in the field by internationally renowned

authors

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate audiology students, audiologists, audiological physicians and hearing therapists

Evidence-Based Nursing Care for Stroke and Neurovascular Conditions SHEILA A. ALEXANDERUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Nursing, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, USA.

✤ Provides a practical guide on the care of neurovascular patients

✤ Based on nursing theory and evidence-based nursing interventions

✤ Includes detail on the management of acute symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation

READERSHIP: RNs and APRNs, neuroscience nurses, neurosurgery nurses and neurologic nursis at the RN and APRN level, rehabilitation nurses, neuro-rehabilitation nurses

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Wound Healing and Skin IntegrityPrinciples and Practice

MADELEINE FLANAGANUniversity of Hertfordshire, UK

✤ A practical, accessible, evidence-based manual on wound care and skin integrity

✤ Integrates related aspects of skin integrity, wound management and dermatology previously found in

separate texts into one comprehensive resource

✤ Written from a broad international perspective with contributions from key international opinion

leaders from Australia, UK, Canada and Europe

✤ Contains definition of key terms, relates anatomy and physiology to clinical practice and provides a

summary of easily accessible, internet learning resources

READERSHIP: Health professionals in varied international health settings managing skin integrity and wounds, specialist postgraduate students

Kidney Disease ManagementA Practical Approach for Non-Specialists

RACHEL LEWIS & HELEN NOBLE ✤ Based on the best available evidence condensed into an accessible format aimed at busy practitioners

✤ Includes professional insights into the practicalities of managing complex patients

✤ Emphasises the centrality of the patient and family and the need to share information and expertise

across traditional boundaries

✤ Written by professionals, general and specialist, who have experience of the challenges of managing

people with kidney disease in a number of settings

READERSHIP: Newly qualified staff in the following areas: community nursing; district nurses; practice nurses; hospital nurses; gerontological nurses; Pre-registration and post-registration students on the following courses: long term conditions; chronic diseases; renal care; critical care;

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Soft-Tissue Lasers in Dental HygieneJESSICA BLAYDEN & ANGIE MOTTPrivate Practice, Cedar Hills, Utah, USA; Private Practice, Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA

✤ Written by dental hygienists experienced in laser use and protocols

✤ Clinical cases present treatment at different stages of periodontal disease

✤ Business tips, including billing and filing insurance claims

READERSHIP: dental hygienists and general dentistsSoft-tissue Lasers in Dental Hygiene is the first book to explain laser use in periodontal therapy by dental hygienists

Risk Assessment and Oral Diagnostics in Clinical DentistryDENA J. FISCHER, NATHANIEL S. TREISTER & ANDRES PINTOUniversity of Illinois at Chicago College of Dentistry, Chicago, Illinois, USA; Harvard School of Dential Medicine and Brigham and Women’s

Hospital, Boston, Massachusetts, USA; University of Pennyslvania School of Dental Medicine and University of Pennsylvania Medical Center,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA

✤ Focuses solely on diagnostic modalities

✤ Tables for each chapter highlight succinct diagnostic testing information

✤ Color photos show conditions, histology slides, radiographic images, and test procedures/results

✤ Appendix featuring the Top 10 oral conditions encountered by dentists

READERSHIP: general dentists, dental hygienists, predoctoral dental students, oral medicine instructors, and oral pathologists Risk Assessment and Oral Diagnostics in Clinical Dentistry aims to enable the dental practitioner to comfortably and capably assess when medical conditions may impact dental care and diagnose oral conditions using routine testing modalities

Oral Medicine and Medically Complex Patients 6th Edition

PETER LOCKHARTInstitute for Oral Medicine at Carolinas Medical Center, Charlotte, North Carolina, USA

✤ Fully revised with over 15 additional charts and tables, expanded coverage on maxillofacial

prosthodontics and increasingly prevalent conditions such as ONJ

✤ Includes a supplementary website with downloadable tables, figures, and charts from the book

✤ Must-have resource for general practice residents, oral surgery and pediatric dentistry residents,

dental students, dentists in non-traditional practice settings and all community-based dental

practitioners

READERSHIP: Dental students; residents in general practice and specialty training; general dentists

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-723-61090-8

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Psychoanalytic Thinking in Occupational TherapyLINDSEY NICHOLLS, JULIE CUNNINGHAM PIERGROSSI, CAROLINA DE SENA GIBERTONI, & MARGARET A. DANIELBrunel University, UK; Piergrossi, University of Milan, Italy; University of Milan, Italy; Lansdowne Psychotherapy Service, Glasgow, UK

✤ The first book to take a psychoanalytic approach to occupational therapy

✤ Distills cutting edge topics into clinically relevant guidance

✤ Features clinical examples throughout, showing theory in practice

✤ Written by an experienced international team of authors

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✤ Provides a quick reference on effectively treating patients with endocrine disorders

✤ Offers a consistent presentation for ease of use

✤ Covers the most common endocrine diseases encountered in daily practice

✤ Written by top veterinary endocrinologists

✤ Encompasses small animal, exotic, and equine practice

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in general practice, specialists in a variety of disciplines, residents preparing for specialty exams and students

Dog Breeding, Whelping and Puppy CareGARY ENGLANDDean of the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, University of Nottingham

✤ A concise and accessible guide to the process of reproduction in dogs and bitches

✤ Considers all aspects of the physiology, anatomy and endocrinology of the male and female

reproductive system

✤ Also discusses mating, pregnancy and parturition

✤ Includes chapters on anatomical abnormalities, abnormal physiology and endocrinology, intersexuality,

infertility, contraception and surgical procedures

✤ Builds on content first published in Allen’s Fertility and Obstetrics in the Dog (Blackwell, 1998) with

substantial revisions and updates

READERSHIP: Professional dog breeders, vets in practice, veterinary nurses

Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management and Welfare4th Edition

SARAH WOLFENSOHN & MAGGIE LLOYDIndependent Consultant in Animal Health and Welfare, UK; Independent Veterinary Consultant, UK

✤ New edition of an essential best-selling handbook with emphasis on best practice in order to improve

the welfare of laboratory animals

✤ Covers husbandry, handling, and the education and training required by scientists and technical staff

✤ Reflects changes in European legislation and their impact on national legislation

✤ New chapters on ethical considerations and balancing animal welfare with science

✤ Spiral bound for ease-of-use as a bench-top reference

READERSHIP: All personnel carrying out scientific procedures using animals, study directors designing research programmes, animal technicians and veterinarians working with laboratory animal species

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11159-1

Practical Health Promotion2nd Edition

JOHN HUBLEY, JUNE COPEMAN & JAMES WOODALLLate of Leeds Metropolitan University, UK; both of Leeds Metropolitan University, UK

✤ The most introductory and practically focused textbook on health promotion available

✤ New edition brings the book right up-to-date with latest guidelines, health-promotion issues, as well

as methods and resources such as digital technologies

✤ Full of thoughtfully compiled pedagogical tools, such as practical learning activities, case studies,

and resources for further guidance

✤ Accompanied by a feature-packed website

READERSHIP: Foundation-level, first- and second-year students, as well as allied health care professionals, requiring a practically focused introduction to health promotion

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-745-63666-5

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SIMON J. GIRLINGStrathmore Veterinary Clinic

✤ Definitive reference book on the principles and practice of nursing exotic species

✤ Covers husbandry, nutrition, and handling as well as an overview of diseases and treatments

✤ Now with full colour artwork

✤ New material on emergency and critical care, radiography and small marsupials

✤ Now covers care of hospitalised exotics as well as guidance on home-care

READERSHIP: Veterinary nurses

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-10747-1

Stress and Pheromonatherapy in Small Animal Clinical BehaviourDANIEL S. MILLS, MAYA BRAEM DUBÉ & HELEN ZULCHUniversity of Lincoln; formerly University of Lincoln; University of Lincoln

✤ Offers a framework for understanding how pheromonatherapy can be used to encourage desirable

behavior in dogs and cats

✤ Starts from first principles and is useful to both academics and practitioners alike

✤ Provides a framework for the evaluation of problem behaviour to allow consideration of the possible

role or not of pheromonatherapy

✤ Covers the application of these concepts to a range of specific situations

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in small animal practice, students of clinical animal behaviour, veterinary nurses and technicians, as well as specialists and researchers in animal behaviour therapy

Advances in Small Animal Total Joint ReplacementJEFFREY N. PECK & DENIS J. MARCELLIN-LITTLEAffiliated Veterinary Specialists, Maitland, Florida; College of Veterinary Medicine, North Carolina State University

✤ Offers an overview of the current state of the art for joint replacement in veterinary surgery

✤ Includes information on biomechanics and biomaterials not available elsewhere in the published

literature

✤ Provides information on potential complications and outcomes assessment for each procedure

✤ Written by an internationally renowned list of authors

✤ Part of the Advances in Veterinary Surgery series co-published with the American College of

Veterinary Surgeons Foundation

READERSHIP: small animal surgeons, surgery residents, and practitioners with an interest in these techniquesSERIES: AVS ADVANCES IN VETERINARY SURGERY

Small Animal Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia LUIS CAMPOY & MATT READCornell University College of Veterinary Medicine; Western Veterinary Specialist and Emergency Centre

✤ Offers a practical, clinically oriented resource for regional anesthesia techniques

✤ Outlines procedures using a step-by-step approach

✤ Focuses on the practical application of loco-regional principles

✤ Provides guidance for managing both acute and chronic pain

✤ Presents clinical photographs, line drawings, and tables to support the concepts described

READERSHIP: Veterinary anesthesiologists and small animal practitioners

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ANDREA HARVEY & SÉVERINE TASKERBoth Department of Clinical Veterinary Science, University of Bristol, UK

✤ Practical and easy-to follow advice on a wide variety of common feline problems

✤ Covers important general issues in effective feline practice

✤ Includes a problem-oriented section with step-by-step guides to investigating and/or managing

common problems

✤ A systems-based section contains more detailed information on management of specific disorders

✤ Has quick reference guides to practical treatments or techniques throughout the book

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in first opinion practice. Practical easy-to-follow advice for veterinarians in general practice on a wide variety of common feline problems.

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Haematology and Transfusion Medicine2nd Edition

EDITOR MICHAEL J. DAY & EDITOR BARBARA KOHNSenior Lecturer in Veterinary Pathology, University of Bristol, UK; Fachbereich Veterinärmedizin, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany

✤ Covers the basic principles of haematology, updated for this edition to include new diagnostic

procedures and new treatment strategies

✤ New chapters on anaemia of inflammation and neoplasia, non-regenerative anaemia, and vascular thrombosis

✤ A completely revised chapter with the latest information on feline haemoplasmosis, an area of rapid development

✤ The section on transfusion medicine has been reorganized and expanded, with stand-alone chapters on

canine and feline blood groups and transfusion. A new chapter considers the use of blood substitutes

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in small animal practiceSERIES: BSAVA BRITISH SMALL ANIMAL VETERINARY ASSOCIATION

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-905-21439-9

Animal Welfare in Veterinary PracticeJAMES YEATESChief Veterinary Officer at the RSPCA, Chair of the BVA Ethics and Welfare Group and the BSAVA Welfare Committee, and editor of the

Journal of Animal Welfare Science, Ethics and Law

✤ Presents practical and realistic methods for all veterinary professionals working with owners to

improve patients’ welfare within the constraints of everyday practice

✤ Provides useful advice for work within many legal jurisdictions

✤ Includes summaries of research, vital references, and further reading sources

✤ Key points are recapped at the end of each chapter

✤ Assumes no prior knowledge and includes a glossary of animal welfare terminology

READERSHIP: All those working in the veterinary and related professions, including veterinarians, veterinary nurses, animal welfare scientists, animal behaviourists, paraprofessionals and lay staffSERIES: UFAW ANIMAL WELFARE

Practical Emergency and Critical Care Veterinary NursingPAUL ALDRIDGE & LOUISE O’DWYERSenior Surgeon, Petmedics, Manchester; Clinical Director, Petmedics, Manchester

✤ A step-by-step guide to key emergency and critical care procedures and hands-on nursing care

✤ Colour photographs of real life cases take readers through the procedures and after-care, detailing

essential skills

✤ Provides vital information for emergency and critical care situations, both within first-opinion practice

and the emergency clinic

✤ Shows veterinary nurses how to apply their existing skills to an emergency situation

✤ Written by a veterinary nurse and a veterinary surgeon who work together in the largest UK emergency

clinic

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MELINDA D. MERCKVeterinary Forensics Consulting, LLC in Atlanta, Georgia

✤ Provides detailed, clear direction on managing animal abuse cases, from crime scene investigation

and forensic testing to compiling evidence and testifying in court

✤ Concentrates more fully on findings in cases of animal abuse and offers more pathology information throughout

✤ Offers new chapters on abuse in horses and other large animals, abuse in poultry and pet birds, and

testifying and reporting as an expert witness

✤ Provides updated and expanded information in each chapter, including current research findings

✤ Includes access to a companion website with forms and checklists to download and use in forensics

investigations

READERSHIP: veterinarians, veterinary pathologists, veterinary students, shelter and humane association workers, animal control, and law enforcement officials

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-813-81501-5

BSAVA/VPIS Guide to Common Canine and Feline PoisonsVPIS

✤ Quick reference information relating to poisoning of small animal pets

✤ Covers poisoning due to commonly encountered substances, plants and other items

✤ For each agent, information is given on toxicology, clinical effects, appropriate first aid and

subsequent management and prognosis

✤ Enables veterinary surgeons and their staff to give appropriate guidance over the telephone or in

person, to clients that suspect their animals may have been poisoned

✤ A ‘traffic light’ system indicates the level of concern and urgency

READERSHIP: veterinarians and veterinary nurses working in small animal practice

BSAVA Pocketbook for VetsSHELDON MIDDLETONAcorn House Veterinary Surgery, Bedford, UK

✤ Quick reference pocket book to help newly qualified veterinarians in their day-to-day work in small

animal practice

✤ Provides the new graduate with a precise and quick guide to the important drugs, tests and

procedures most commonly encountered in small animal practice

✤ Pulls together information from the BSAVA Small Animal Formulary, BSAVA manuals and other

sources

✤ A ‘quick glance’ reference that can be carried in a scrub to Tocket for ease of use when consulting or

during ward rounds

READERSHIP: newly qualified small animal veterinarians and those needing a refresher

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Dermatology3rd Edition

HILARY JACKSON & ROSANNA MARSELLARCVS Recognised Specialist in Veterinary Dermatology, partner in the Dermatology Referral Service, Glasgow, UK; Professor, Small Animal

Clinical Sciences, University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, USA

✤ Practical manual in canine and feline dermatology providing a solid grounding in basic techniques as

well as details of specific conditions

✤ Provides a solid understanding of how to logically and sequentially approach a dermatological case

✤ Takes a problem-oriented approach to the common dermatological conditions encountered in practice

✤ Covers the major skin diseases of dogs and cats caused by bacteria, yeast, fungi and parasites

READERSHIP: Veterinarians in small animal practice

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Dictionary of Zoo Biology and Animal ManagementPAUL A. REESUniversity of Salford, UK

✤ Features a comprehensive dictionary of terms covering zoology, taxonomy, anatomy veterinary science,

zoo design and management, in situ conservation, and captive breeding

✤ Also features encyclopedic entries, descriptions of important zoos, a list of useful acronyms and short

biographies of zoologists, zoo designers and architects, zoo curators and influential historical figures

✤ Serves as a definitive reference and teaching tool for students and professionals in zoo biology,

management, wildlife medicine, and conservation science

READERSHIP: Students taking courses in zoo biology, animal management, animal welfare, veterinary medicine, wildlife biology, conservation biology, and professionals working in zoos, wildlife parks, and in captive breeding programmes

Oocyte Physiology and Development in Domestic Animals REBECCA L. KRISHERUniversity of Illinois, USA

✤ A valuable review of state of the art knowledge on oocyte molecular and physiological mechanisms

that are critical to oocyte health and quality

✤ Provides readers with the fundamental understanding of these key processes and summerises this

important field of research

✤ Key areas of oocyte physiology, including gene expression, epigenetic control of gene expression,

homeostasis, and metabolism are covered

✤ Valuable reference for animal scientists, embryologists, reproductive specialists working in both

research and clinical settings

READERSHIP: Animal Scientists, domestic animal reproductive specialists, physiologists, assisted reproduction specialists, as well as human assisted reproductive technology researchers and students

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Equine Genomics BHANU CHOWDHARYTexas A&M University, USA

✤ Provides a timely and comprehensive overview of equine genomic research

✤ Features key accomplishments, the current state of research, and reviews possible applications of

genomic technologies to horse breeding, health, and welfare

✤ Delivers a global overview of the topic seamlessly edited by a leading equine genomics researcher

✤ Serves as an indispensible source of information for anyone with an interest in this increasingly

important field of study

READERSHIP: Equine genomics researchers and biologists, genomic technologists and all those interested in horse genome sequence

Equine

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Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff2nd Edition

LILA MILLER & STEPHEN ZAWISTOWSKIVice President of Veterinary Outreach at ASPCA; University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine

✤ Features expanded husbandry coverage to include small and exotic mammals

✤ Presents new treatment and control guidelines for infectious diseases

✤ Offers a full color, user-friendly design with information cross-referenced between chapters

✤ Provides updated and expanded coverage of animal cruelty, including new laws, animal hoarding and

toxicology

✤ Includes new information on shelter design and spay/neuter programs

READERSHIP: veterinarians, veterinary technicians, veterinary assistants, shelter professionals, veterinary students, veterinary technician students

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Novel EcosystemsIntervening in the New Ecological World Order

RICHARD J. HOBBS, ERIC S. HIGGS & CAROL HALLUniversity of Western Australia, Australia; University of Victoria, Canada; University of Victoria, Canada

✤ Discusses the idea of novel ecosystems, which consist of systems arising out of novel species

combinations and/or new environmental conditions

✤ Features the first written publication on this exciting, emerging area of applied ecology

✤ Includes advice for managers and policy makers on reviewing the science behind novel ecosystems,

through real-world case studies from a broad range of ecosystems

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students of restoration ecology, environmental management, applied ecology, land use and management, natural resource management, conservation science, and invasion ecology. Professional environmental managers and policy makers, and advanced senior undergraduate students of applied ecology and environmental sciences

Decision Making in Natural Resource Management A Structured, Adaptive Approach

MICHAEL J. CONROY, JAMES T. PETERSON & KRISHNA PACIFICIUniversity of Georgia, USA; Oregon State University, USA; University of Georgia, USA

✤ Presents the application of advanced techniques of decision analysis in a way that is useful for

college and postgraduate students in natural resource management and conservation

✤ Uses models that utilise familiar statistical techniques in the R environment

✤ Does not assume extensive prior knowledge of quantitative techniques and mathematics and statistics

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students and practitioners of natural resource management and conservation science. Senior undergraduate students in conservation biology and resource management undertaking course research projects

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Global Challenges in Integrated Coastal Zone ManagementVolume 2

ERLEND MOKSNESS, EINAR DAHL & JOSIANNE STØTTRUPInstitute of Marine Research, Norway; Institute of Marine Research, Norway; DTU Aqua, National Institute of Aquatic Resources, Denmark

✤ Represents a wealth of timely information for all those involved in coastal zone management

✤ Provides information of vital importance in environmental studies

✤ Based on presentations and findings at the 2nd International Symposium on Integrated Coastal Zone

Management that took place in Arendal, Norway in June 2011

✤ Comprises contributions from around the globe, and edited by internationally known experts

READERSHIP: Fisheries scientists and managers, fish biologists, marine biologists and ecologists, environmental scientists, conservation biologists and oceanographers, members of fish and wildlife agencies and government departments covering conservation and management

Sustainable Swine NutritionLEE I. CHIBAAuburn University, USA

✤ Covers the most recent advancements in sustainability to promote reduced pork production costs and

waste

✤ Includes recent topics such as alternative feedstuffs, feed additives, and bioavailability

✤ Discusses environmental topics such as waste and odour management

✤ Represents the writings of an international team of experts in the field

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History of Life5th Edition

RICHARD COWENUniversity of California, USA

✤ Covers the history of life on our planet succinctly with the appropriate depth for the undergraduate

market

✤ Examines vertebrates in depth, which is the easiest group of organisms for students to focus on

✤ Draws examples from both vertebrate and invertebrate fossil records

✤ Focuses on the evolution of the physical earth and the influences of environmental conditions on

evolution

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students taking a History of Life course for a science credit

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11756-2

Ecosystem Services in Agricultural and Urban LandscapesSTEPHEN WRATTEN, HARPINDER SANDHU, ROSS CULLEN & ROBERT COSTANZALincoln University, New Zealand; Flinders University, Australia; University of Vermont, USA; University of Vermont, USA

✤ Explores the ecosystem goods and services which help mankind survive by providing most of the

necessities in life

✤ Addresses the hitherto under-estimation of Ecosystem Services in farmland, forestry and cities

✤ Explores developing concepts, policies and methods of evaluating ecosystem services in engineered systems

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduates, postgraduates, environmental economists, agriculturalists and forest researchers, environmental economists, theoretical and applied ecologists, and local and regional government personnel

Vegetation Ecology2nd Edition

EDDY VAN DER MAAREL & JANET FRANKLINUniversity of Groningen, Netherlands; San Diego State University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive, up-to-date account of plant communities and their environments

✤ Represents the writings of leading experts in the field from four continents

✤ Serves as an advanced student text, presenting a coherent view on vegetation ecology while

integrating population ecology, dispersal biology, biotic interactions, herbivory, interactions with soil

organisms and ecosystem ecology

✤ Covers the composition, structure, ecology, diversity, distribution and dynamics of plant communities

READERSHIP: Senior level undergraduate and postgraduate students of plant ecology, vegetation science, climate change, ecosystem function, plant community ecology, and researchers and practitioners of these subjects

Biodiversity Monitoring and ConservationBridging the Gap Between Global Commitment and Local Action

BEN COLLEN, NATHALIE PETTORELLI, JONATHAN E. M. BAILLIE & SARAH M. DURANTAll from the Zoological Society of London, UK

✤ Addresses many of the fundamental issues to understand how global biodiversity monitoring links to

national monitoring and on-the-ground conservation

✤ Examines the key issues, asks the difficult questions and seeks to present the answers to guide policy

✤ Highlights gaps in our knowledge and presents the research agenda for the next decade

✤ Part of the Conservation Science and Practice book series published with the Zoological Society of

London

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in the biological, ecological and human sciences, specialists in related fields, NGOs, policymakers, conservation practitioners, and bilateral and multilateral donorsSERIES: CONSERVATION SCIENCE AND PRACTICE

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GeochemistryWILLIAM WHITECornell University, USA

✤ Providing a comprehensive introduction to the field of geochemistry, this is the long awaited print

version of the widely used on-line textbook from a distinguished author

✤ First section lays out the geochemical toolbox, which includes the basic principles and techniques of

modern geochemistry

✤ Second section features a discussion of the Earth’s formation and its working parts by using the

geochemical toolbox

READERSHIP: Essential reading for all earth science students, as well as researchers and applied scientists requiring an introduction to the essential theory of geochemistry and its applications in the earth and environmental sciences

Climate Change and Global Warming of Inland WatersImpacts and Mitigation for Ecosystems and Societies

CHARLES R. GOLDMAN, MICHIO KUMAGAI & RICHARD D. ROBARTSUniversity of California, Davis, USA; Lake Biwa Environmental Research Institute, Japan; United Nations Environment Programme,

GEMS/Water Global Network, Canada

✤ Represents a wide geographical coverage of climatic change in freshwater systems – from the Arctic

to the Antarctic, which includes warm-water systems in the tropics and subtropics

✤ Features the works of three editors who are well-known and respected limnologists

✤ Reviews how lakes, running water systems and wetlands impact upon each other

✤ Describes the ways in which the negative impacts of global warming can be reduced

READERSHIP: Limnologists, climate change biologists, fresh water ecologists, palaeoclimatologists, planners, catchment managers and engineers looking for solutions to broader environmental problems while addressing the issue of freshwater ecology

Atlas of Benthic ForaminiferaANN HOLBOURN, ANDREW HENDERSON & NORM MACLEODChristian Albrechts Universitat, Germany; Fugro Robertson Limited, UK; Natural History Museum, UK

✤ Presents an up-to-date and reliable atlas of an important fossil and living group

✤ Offers a comprehensive coverage of 300 species

✤ Features 1000 spectacular full colour images

✤ Provides detailed morphological, ecological and biogeographical information

READERSHIP: Research oceanographers, paleoceanographers, and micropaleontologists worldwide, university and research libraries

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An Introduction to Molecular Anthropology MARK STONEKINGUniversity of Leipzig, Germany

✤ Covers basic genetic concepts such as what genes are, what they do and how they’re inherited

✤ Represents written works by an expert with experience teaching advanced molecular anthropology, as

well as introductory courses for students without science background

✤ Features chapters that are based on basic genetic and evolutionary concepts which uses genetics to

make inferences about culture and molecular anthropology in the genomics age

✤ Fills a unique and unmet need for introductory molecular anthropology texts

READERSHIP: Students in introductory human evolution or biological anthropology courses; upper-level undergraduate courses in molecular anthropology. Anthropologists and researchers in related fields

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Climate ChangeWhat the Science Tells Us1st Edition

CHARLES FLETCHER ✤ Climate Change includes information on geology, geography and environmental science

✤ It covers contemporary topics as well as conveying more abstract concepts clearly

✤ Fletcher presents the science and policy surrounding climate change at the right level for an

undergraduate student

✤ The polished writing style makes this an entertaining read while the pedagogical support and

organization helps students better identify and understand key concepts, ideas and terms

Impact CrateringProcesses and Products

GORDON R. OSINSKI & ELISABETTA PIERAZZOUniversity of Ontario, USA; University of Arizona, USA

✤ Serves as the first book that summarises the geological significance of cratering, with an emphasis on

planet Earth

✤ Takes a process-based approach in terms of content – not just a catalogue of known impact

structures

✤ Represents the writings of a selection of well-known international figures

READERSHIP: Earth scientists– professionals including sedimentologists, geochemists, geophysicists, planetary scientists

Climate Forcing of Geological HazardsBILL MCGUIRE & MARK A. MASLINBoth of University College London, UK

✤ Serves as the first book that summarises the likely impacts of climate change on lithospheric and

crustal processes

✤ Represents the writing of a selection of well-known international figures at a level suitable for

non-specialists

✤ Presents the most up-to-date treatment of this new and fast-moving subject area of science

✤ Co-published with The Royal Society

READERSHIP: Earth scientists involved in geologic hazards sedimentologists, volcanologists, geophysicists and structural geologists

Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy (Special Publication 45 of the IAS)SADOON MORAD, J. MARCELO KETZER & LUIZ F. DE ROSUniversity of Uppsala, Sweden; CEPAC Brazilian Carbon Storage Research Center, Brazil; Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil

✤ Consists of 19 papers in a mixture of reviews and case studies

✤ Provides a method of predicting reservoir quality by integrating diagenesis and sequence stratigraphy

✤ Explores different aspects of this integration in carbonate, siliciclastic, and mixed carbonate-

siliciclastic successions from various geological settings

READERSHIP: Earth Scientists in the fields of sedimentary petrology, sequence stratigraphy and petroleum geologySERIES: INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF SEDIMENTOLOGISTS SERIES

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Plant Centromere Biology J. JIANG, JAMES A. BIRCHLERUniversity of Wisconsin, USA; University of Missouri, USA

✤ Covers the structure, function and evolution of plant centromeres

✤ Provides special coverage of the maize B chromosome, a unique model system for centromere research

✤ Reviews the role of centromeres in key agronomic crops such as wheat, beet, maize, and rice

✤ Summarises the history of centromere research, including landmark discoveries, as well as recent

progress in the field

READERSHIP: Scientific researchers in cytogenetics, plant genomics, plant genetics and related fields. Advanced students in genetics and plant sciences

Plant

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Plant Breeding ReviewsVolume 37

JULES JANICKPurdue University, USA

✤ Covers a wide range of crops: row crops, fruits, vegetables, nuts, and trees grown for timber and pulp

✤ Offers numerous references that provide easy, time saving and cost effective access to the primary

literature

✤ Represents a publication that is sponsored by the American Society for Horticultural Science, the

Crop Science Society of America, the Society of American Foresters, and the National Council of

Commercial Plant Breeders

READERSHIP: Libraries, plant breeders, crop scientists, geneticists, plant molecular biologistsSERIES: PLANT BREEDING REVIEWS

Plant

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Plant Transposons and Genome Dynamics in Evolution NINA V. FEDOROFFPenn State University, USA

✤ Provides a synthesis of genetic analysis and molecular advances in the study of plant transposons

✤ Explores the role of transposable genetic material in the evolution and development of plants

✤ Represents the contributions of leading investigators in the global research community

READERSHIP: Plant geneticists, plant evo-devo researchers, epigenetics researchers, plant cellular and molecular biologist, plant biochemists, evolutionary biologists. Advanced students, botanists, transposable elements researchers in other disciplines

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Annual Plant Reviews: The Evolution of Plant FormVolume 45

BARBARA A. AMBROSE & MICHAEL D. PURUGGANANThe New York Botanical Garden, USA; New York University, USA

✤ Approaches the subject of the evolution of plant form from diverse scientific perspectives, bringing

together genomics, palaeobotany, developmental genetics and ecological genetics

✤ Provides essential information for plant scientists and evolutionary biologists

✤ Represents the works of highly respected editors and international contributing authors

READERSHIP: Plant scientists, evolutionary biologists, plant molecular biologists, cell biologists, biochemists, morphologists. Libraries and research establishments where biological sciences are studied and taughtSERIES: ANNUAL PLANT REVIEWS

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Improving Water and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Food Production Systems ZED RENGELUniversity of Western Australia, Australia

✤ Covers a wide variety of soil, landscape, farming systems, plant, agronomy, and breeding aspects of

nutrient and water use efficiency

✤ Combines water and nutrient efficiency for a whole-picture look at sustainable food production

✤ Examines challenges of food security in both developing and developed countries

✤ Explores a topic that will be of increasing urgency as the global population continues to grow in the

face of decreasing available water and nutrient resources

READERSHIP: Professionals and postgraduate students in agronomy, horticulture, plant and soil science, plant breeders, and soil microbiologists. Academic and industry professionals in food policy, environmental policy, and land conservation

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The Handbook of Plant Metabolomics WOLFRAM WECKWERTH & GUENTER KAHLUniversity of Vienna, Austria; University of Frankfurt, Germany

✤ Features the new title of the highly successful Molecular Plant Biology Handbook Series by

Guenter Kahl on a very topical subject

✤ Caters to a large and fast growing target audience

✤ Offers uniform chapter design with summaries and a comprehensive glossary at the end

READERSHIP: Molecular biologists, geneticists, biotechnologists, plant physiologists, gene technologists, protein chemists, biotechnological industry, pharmaceutical industry, company libraries, libraries at university institutes and universitiesSERIES: MOLECULAR PLANT BIOLOGY

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Molecular Plant ImmunityGUIDO SESSATel Aviv University, Israel

✤ Integrates established and emerging concepts with molecular plant immunity

✤ Covers the molecular basis of plant immune system response

✤ Reviews model plant-pathogen systems including viral, bacterial, and fungal pathogen interactions

✤ Provides global coverage of the topic with chapters from leading researchers around the world

READERSHIP: Plant cellular and molecular biologists, plant pathologists, plant virologists, plant biochemists, plant physiologists, and crop scientists. Plant science instructors, advanced students, botanists, medical immunologists, and biomedical researchers

Weed Anatomy HANSJOERG KRAEHMER & PETER BAURBoth of Bayer Crop Science, Germany

✤ Provides a comprehensive understanding of weed anatomy, making this publication essential for all

weed scientists interested in implementing successful weed control measures

✤ Includes the world’s 50 most commercially-important species

✤ Represents the works of authors with many years experience studying weeds within a major world

crop protection company

✤ Offers content that is beautifully and comprehensively illustrated in full colour throughout

READERSHIP: Plant scientists, botanists, plant anatomists, horticultural scientists; crop scientists, agronomists, weed scientists, plant protection specialists; agrochemical company personnel. Plant ecologists and plant physiologists

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Extrusion Processing Technology – Food and Non-Food Biomaterials J. M. BOUVIER & OSVALDO H. CAMPANELLAClextral, France; Purdue University, USA

✤ Provides up-to-date information on this important technology used in the processing of food products,

paper pulp, biopolymers and biofuels

✤ Bridges the gap between the principles of extrusion science and the practical “know how” of

operational engineers and technicians

✤ Focuses on extrusion of non-fossil materials (biomaterials), which are being increasingly used as

green alternatives

✤ Features the works of authors that are internationally renowned experts in this field and have between

them over 40 years of experience in academic research and industry positions

READERSHIP: Food scientists, food engineers and chemical engineers, researchers and teachers involved in extrusion processing, advanced students of food science, food engineering and chemical engineering

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Sustainable Dairy ProductionPETER DE JONGNIZO Food Researchers, The Netherlands

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of the state of the art technologies in sustainable dairy production

✤ Helps the industry to develop more sustainable dairy products through new technologies,

implementing life cycle analysis, and upgrading and optimising their current production lines

✤ Explains how to quantify the carbon footprint of a dairy product by using life cycle analysis

✤ Includes a chapter on how to market sustainable dairy products

READERSHIP: Dairy scientists, technologists and engineers based in industry, research and educational establishments; more general food scientists and technologists; suppliers of equipment to the dairy industry; global food regulatory bodies

Membrane Processing Dairy and Beverage Applications

ADNAN TAMIMEConsultant in Dairy Science and Technology, UK

✤ Gives an overview of the membrane filtration techniques and applications for dairy and beverage products

✤ Covers the four main techniques of membrane filtration – microfiltration, ultrafiltration, nanofiltration

and reverse osmosis

✤ Includes dedicated chapters that cover dairy and beverage applications in detail, including milk,

cheese whey, mineral waters, fruit juices, sports drinks, beers, wines and spirits

✤ The latest title in the Society of Dairy Technology Technical Series

READERSHIP: Scientists and technologists involved in the manufacture and quality control of dairy products, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages and distilled spirits, membrane filtration equipment manufacturers and students of food sciencesSERIES: SOCIETY OF DAIRY TECHNOLOGY SERIES

Membrane

Processing

Advances in Dairy IngredientsGEOFFREY SMITHERS & MARY ANN AUGUSTINFood Science Australia, Australia; Monash University, Australia

✤ Links good science understanding of the dairy system with successful commercial outcomes

✤ Documents recent advances in dairy ingredients that impact food product development

✤ Provides sound scientific advice on incorporating dairy ingredients into food formulations

✤ Rounds up an international collection of dairy ingredients experts to describe the science and

technology of functional and innovative dairy ingredients

READERSHIP: Food scientists, food technical specialists, and R&D professionals; food ingredients companies; food manufacturers; professors and upper level students interested in dairy science, nutrition; libraries, and academiaSERIES: INSTITUTE OF FOOD TECHNOLOGISTS SERIES

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Lyocell and the Human Skin – A Biopolymer with Amazing PropertiesLORENZ WIEDTrout & Partner, Austria and Lenzig, Austria

✤ Deals with the molecular properties of biopolymers used for garment production and their

dermatological features

✤ Reviews all aspects of lyocell based fibres, which includes the results from 35 medical studies on

dermatological properties of biopolymer based clothing

✤ Authored by an expert who has worked in the textile and clothing industry for more than 30 years

READERSHIP: Practitioners in the textile industry, textile engineers, dermatologists, materials scientists, and biotechnologists

Forensic ScienceCurrent Issues, Future Directions

DOUGLAS H. UBELAKERAmerican Academy of Forensic Sciences, Smithsonian Institution, USA

✤ Represents a collaborative publication between Wiley-Blackwell and the prestigious American

Academy of Forensic Science

✤ Draws together key figures in the field of Forensic Science to discuss the latest debates in

the subject

✤ Provides chapters that are carefully integrated with key themes and issues covered in detail

✤ Includes discussion of future directions of Forensic Science as a discipline

READERSHIP: Students of all levels and practitioners in the field of forensic science, policymakers within the forensic sciences and the interested public

Handbook of Paper and Paperboard Packaging Technology2nd Edition

MARK J. KIRWANConsultant in Packaging Technology, UK

✤ Second edition of a comprehensive source of reference on one of the major packaging sectors

✤ Features the works of an editor who has a lifetime’s experience within the packaging industry

✤ Offers a chapter that covers the important considerations of the environment, packaging reduction

and the options available for waste management

✤ Includes a new chapter on packaging machinery

READERSHIP: Packaging technologists, food scientists and technologists, students of packaging technology

Dried FruitsPhytochemicals and Health Effects

CESARETTIN ALASALVAR & FEREIDOON SHAHIDITubitak Marmara Research Centre, Turkey; Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada

✤ Serves as the first book to cover fundamental research and development in the field of dried nuts

✤ Describes the nutritional compositions, health effects, bioactives and phytochemical profiles of

dried fruits

✤ Examines apricots, dates, figs, prunes, raisins, berries, pomes, drupes and numerous tropical fruits

✤ Represents the works of an international team of respected editors and authors

READERSHIP: Researchers and professionals in the nutraceutical and functional food industries, post-harvest physiologists, food chemists, dried fruit processors and traders, food companies, nutritionists and dietitians, students, and librariesSERIES: FUNCTIONAL FOOD SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY

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Perinatal Stem Cells 2nd Edition

KYLE CETRULO, CURTIS L. CETRULO, CURTIS L. CETRULO JR. & ROUZBEH R. TAGHIZADEHAuxocell Laboratories, Inc., USA; Tufts Unversity School of Medicine, USA; Harvard Medical School, USA; Auxocell Laboratories, Inc., USA

✤ A thorough update of the field-defining text

✤ Presents the works of a diverse international group of researchers representing OB/GYNs,

hematologists, blood bank scientists and tissue engineers

✤ Includes new chapters on the growing perinatal stem cell industry

READERSHIP: Stem cell researchers and graduate students, cell biologists, gene therapists and those engaged in regenerative medicine and developmental biology. OB/GYNs, perinatal stem cell industry scientists, and policymakers

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-42084-3

Perinatal

Stem Cells

Protein Kinase CK2 LORENZO A. PINNAUniversity of Padova, Italy

✤ Explores the role of CK2 as a target in cancer treatment

✤ A joint Wiley-International Union of Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (IUBMB) publication

✤ Covers the molecular, structural and functional aspects of CK2

✤ Includes an appendix with information on the implication of CK2 in non-oncologic diseases

READERSHIP: Oncologists and biochemists, scientists focused on signal transduction in disease, neurodegenerative disorders like Alzheimers and Parkinsons, Diabetes 2, pharmaceutical researchers, and industry professionalsSERIES: THE WILEY-IUBMB SERIES ON BIOCHEMISTRY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY

Protein

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Molecular Biology of Cancer 2nd Edition

STELLA PELENGARIS & MIKE KHANUniversity of Warwick, UK; University Hospitals of Coventry and Warwickshire and University of Warwick, UK

✤ Provides a detailed overview of the molecular mechanisms underpinning the recent developments of

cancer and its treatment

✤ Discusses all aspects of cancer biology from the causes, development and diagnosis through to the

treatment of cancer

✤ Features the written works of an international panel of researchers, specialists and practitioners in

the field

✤ Offers a uniquely comprehensive overview of the basic, clinical and applied sciences in relation to cancer

READERSHIP: Advanced level undergraduate and postgraduate students studying the biology of cancer, medical students, cancer researchers, oncologists, and trainee oncologists

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-405-11814-9

Molecular

Biology of

Cancer

Statistical Diagnostics for CancerAnalyzing High-Dimensional Data

FRANK EMMERT-STREIB & MATTHIAS DEHMERQueen’s University Belfast, UK; The Health and Life Sciences University, Austria

✤ Offers advanced statistical methods for high-throughput data generated in cancer research

✤ Reviews part of a key development in the trend of personalised medicine

✤ Presents an excellent balance of contributors

✤ Appeals to a wide multidisciplinary target audience in medical and basic research communities

READERSHIP: Oncologists, computer specialists, epidemiologists, practitioners in the pharmaceutical industry, medicinal chemists, statistics specialists, biomathematicians, and applied mathematiciansSERIES: QUANTITATIVE AND NETWORK BIOLOGY

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Molecular Genetics of Bacteria 4th Edition

LARRY SNYDER, J. E. PETERS, TINA M. HENKIN & WENDY CHAMPNESSMichigan State University, USA; University of Maryland, USA; The Ohio State University, USA; Michigan State University, USA

✤ Provides descriptive background information, detailed experimental methods, examples of genetic

analyses, and advanced material relevant to current applications of molecular genetics

✤ Integrates biochemical, genomic, and structural information that broadens the knowledge obtained

from molecular genetics

✤ Focuses on the most widely studied bacteria, Escherichia coli and Bacillus subtilis, and incorporates

many examples from other bacteria that is of medical, ecological, and biotechnological importance

READERSHIP: Students and professionals in the fields of microbiology, genetics, biochemistry, bioengineering, medicine, molecular biology, and biotechnologySERIES: AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR MICROBIOLOGY

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-555-81399-4

Molecular

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Integrative EndocrinologyJOHN LAYCOCK & KARIM MEERANImperial College London, UK; Charing Cross and Hammersmith Hospitals, UK

✤ Provides a fully integrated, scientific and clinical introduction to endocrinology

✤ Uses a wealth of colour illustrations to reinforce key concepts

✤ Introduces clinical scenarios and leading questions to engage interest and illustrate the relevance of

the underpinning science

✤ Includes key references and suggestions for further reading at the end of each chapter

READERSHIP: Undergraduate biomedical, pharmacology, bioengineering and preclinical medical students, practitioners such as nurses and other health professionals including qualified doctors, researchers, and industry practitioners

Stem Cells ROBERT A. MEYERSRamtech Limited, USA

✤ Two-volume treatise serves as the most comprehensive encyclopedic resource on stem cells on the

market with new and thoroughly updated materials

✤ Features the works of carefully selected authors who are internationally recognised experts in a wide

range of fields

✤ Covers the following in four separate sections: Basic Biology, Stem Cells and Disease, Stem Cell

Therapy Approaches, and Laboratory Methods

READERSHIP: Libraries, university institutes, biological institutes, and biotechnological institutes, medical laboratories, cell biologists, and lecturers in medicineSERIES: CURRENT TOPICS FROM THE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MOLECULAR CELL BIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR MEDICINE

Stem Cells

Stem Cells, Craniofacial Development and Regeneration GEORGE T.J. HUANG & IRMA THESLEFFBoston University School of Dental Medicine, USA; University of Helsinki, Finland

✤ Provides a basic introduction to stem cells with an emphasis on their role in craniofacial development

✤ Combines aspects of developmental biology with tissue engineering and regenerative medicine concepts

✤ Includes chapters on the adipose, dental, and muscle stem cells, as well as mechanisms of

craniofacial bone development

✤ Covers tooth, salivary gland, and temporomandibular joint development and regeneration

READERSHIP: Developmental biologists, tissue engineers, dentists, craniomaxillofacial surgeons, advanced level researchers, postgraduate students in dentistry, oral-maxillofacial surgery and related programs

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Essential Microbiology for Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical ScienceGEOFFREY HANLON & NORMAN HODGESUniversity of Brighton, UK and The Society for Applied Microbiology, UK; University of Brighton, UK

✤ Serves as an essential study guide for pharmacy and pharmaceutical science students with full colour

diagrams, tables and images

✤ Displays information in an easy to assimilate format with numerous explanatory diagrams and self-

assessment sections with multiple-choice questions

✤ Covers all the microbiology components of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s indicative syllabus

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students taking pharmacy and pharmaceutical science courses, biomedical science and microbiology undergraduates

Molecular Pharmacology: From DNA to Drug Design JOHN DICKENSON, CHRIS LLOYD MILLS, CHRISTIAN THODE, FIONA FREEMAN, SHIVA SIVASUBRAMANIAM & MARK G. DARLISONNottingham Trent University, UK; Nottingham Trent University, UK; Nottingham Trent University, UK; Nottingham Trent University, UK;

Nottingham Trent University, UK; Edinburgh Napier University, UK

✤ Comprehensive, innovative introduction to the modern molecular and genetic approaches to drug

discovery based on a detailed understanding of chemical responses in the body

✤ Takes a drug target-based, rather than the traditional organ/system based, approach and reflects the

latest advances and research trends towards molecular based drug design

✤ Highlights advances in pharmacogenomics and explores how an individual’s genetic makeup

influences their response to therapeutic drugs and the potential for harmful side effects

READERSHIP: Second and third year pharmacology, biomedical and medical under-graduate and MSc, PhD students in the pharmaceutical sciences. Practitioners for continuing professional development and research scientists in academia and the pharmaceutical industry

Molecular Pharmacology:

From DNA to Drug Design

Dictionary of DNA and Genome Technology3rd Edition

PAUL SINGLETONConsultant, UK

✤ Represents a major update, with over 3000 references from mainstream journals and data from the

latest research, going well beyond the remit of most science dictionaries

✤ Provides clear explanations of terms, techniques, and tests, including commercial systems, with

detailed coverage of many important procedures and methods

✤ Offers essay-style entries on many major topics to assist newcomers to the field

READERSHIP: Researchers and practitioners in the biomedical and related sciences, lecturers, and students in a wide range of biomedical and related sciences

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-74732-2

Understanding MicrobesAn Introduction to a Small World

JEREMY W. DALEUniversity of Surrey, UK

✤ Provides a highly readable, concise introduction to the basics of microbiology placed in the context of

the latest developments in molecular biology and their impact on the microbial world

✤ Offers numerous real-world examples that range from how cows digest grass to the role of microbes

in cancer and the impact of climate change

✤ Presents the works written by an author with a proven track record in teaching, writing and research

✤ Features content that is well-illustrated in full colour throughout

READERSHIP: First and second year undergraduates studying biology, ecology, environmental sciences and health sciences, and lecturers needing a concise synthesis of the latest developments in microbiology

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Glial Physiology and PathophysiologyALEXEI VERKHRATSKY & ARTHUR MORGAN BUTTUniversity of Manchester, UK; University of Portsmouth, UK

✤ Serves as a comprehensive advanced text on the biology and pathology of glial cells, the most

numerous cells in the brain and an emerging field in neuroscience

✤ Provides detailed coverage of the morphology and interrelationships between glial cells and neurons

in different parts of the nervous system

✤ Describes the role of glial cells in neuropathology

✤ Features focus boxes that highlight key points and summarise important facts

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate students and postgraduate students in physiology, neurology, neurobiology, pharmacology, pharmacy, physiotherapy, university lecturers, and researchers

Glial Physiology and Patho- physiology

Essential Guide to Reading Biomedical PapersRecognising and Interpreting Best Practice

PHILIP D. LANGTONUniversity of Bristol, UK

✤ Serves as an invaluable resource for students who want to critically appraise research techniques and

methods in life sciences

✤ Provides coverage of 40 key techniques in the life sciences global approach and application, with

associated online resources

✤ Features contributions from leading experts in diverse fields

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and Masters students studying all areas of life sciences, and postgraduate and early post-doctoral students

Essential Microbiology STUART HOGGUniversity of Glamorgan, UK

✤ Features updated, comprehensive introductory text aimed at students taking their first course

in microbiology

✤ Covers all aspects of microbiology, including a new chapter on medical microbiology

✤ Includes numerous examples and applications from a wide-ranging field with extensive use of simple

line drawings to illustrate complex concept

✤ Provides definition boxes, key points and self-test questions to enhance students’ understanding

READERSHIP: Students studying microbiology, biology, applied biology, ecology, genetics, dentistry, pharmacy, medicine and nursing, food science or food technology and biotechnology, parasitology

Essential

Microbiology

Essentials of Pharmaceutical PreformulationSIMON GAISFORD & MARK SAUNDERSUniversity London, UK; Kuecept Ltd, UK

✤ Serves as an essential study guide that focuses on pharmaceutical preformulation unit of

Mpharm courses

✤ Features easy to follow text highlighted with relevant pharmaceutical examples, and self-assessment

assignments in a variety of formats with numerous diagrams, figures and examples

✤ Provides material that maps to the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s indicative syllabus

✤ Complements the accompanying website with further reading

READERSHIP: Undergraduates in pharmacy, pharmaceutical science, medicine, pharmaceutical technology, industrial pharmacy, pharmaceutical, and chemical sciences and cosmetics, industry professionals involved in pharmaceutical development

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Process Plant EquipmentOperation, Control, and Reliability

MICHAEL HOLLOWAY, CHIKEZIE NWAOHA & OLIVER A. ONYEWUENYIGraco, USA; Port Harcourt Refining Company, Nigeria; Misol Technology Solutions LLC, USA

✤ Provides tools and techniques that help to make process plant more profitable, efficient, and productive

✤ Covers common problems that occur with process equipment

✤ Includes topics on Maintenance Strategies, Reliability Strategies, Equipment Management Strategies,

and Process Component Function and Performance Criteria, with detailed reference for further reading

READERSHIP: Process engineers, chemical engineers, plant operators, instrument engineers, plant manager, training managers, researchers, professors, as well as postgraduate and undergraduate students in engineering and science

Market Research and Strategic Planning for Global Chemical, Petrochemical, and Plastics Industries BALAJI SINGHChemical Market Resources, Inc, USA

✤ Outlines the overall structure and business characteristics of the chemical, petrochemical, and

plastics industries worldwide

✤ Gives readers a competitive edge with tools and techniques for analysing and planning in the industry

✤ Details organisational aspects of market research and planning function

✤ Illuminates the need and role of external advisory in chemical industry

READERSHIP: Chemical, petrochemical, and plastics organisations globally, chemical engineers, marketing managers, research analysts, business economists and business development specialists, libraries, financial and industry marketing institutes

Market Research and

Strategic Planning for

Global Chemical,

Petrochemical, and Plastics

Industries

Guidelines for non-SIS Independent Protection Layers CENTER FOR CHEMICAL PROCESS SAFETY (CCPS)

✤ Serves as a guide for Layers of Protection Analysis (LOPA) practitioners, which explains the onion

skin model and how it relates to the use of LOPA, as well as the need for non-safety instrumented

independent protection layers (IPLs)

✤ Provides specific guidance on IPL’s that are not Safety Instrumented Systems and separates them

into categories of inherent safety which includes preventative/ proactive, preventative/active, and

mitigation, both passive and aggressive

✤ Addresses issues such as how to ensure the effectiveness and maintain reliability for administrative

controls or “inherently safer, passive” concepts

✤ Discusses theimportance of diversity in choosing protection layers

READERSHIP: Process safety, life safety, loss prevention, and industrial hygiene professionals in government, academia, consulting, and in the military, engineers and managers involved in process development, and insurers

Guidelines for

non-SIS

Independent

Protection

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Introduction to Network Thermodynamics and Relational Systems Theory Applications to Complex Systems

DONALD MIKULECKY ✤ Provides a single general network approach to all the dynamic aspects of living systems, based upon

the work of thought leaders in systems biology – Leonardo Peusner, Aaron Katchalsky and Bob Rosen

✤ Explores the implications for the future of biomedical science as the result of breaking living systems

down into smaller parts

✤ Discusses a large number of models already in the literature in the most respected journals in each

field of specialty

✤ Offers existing user-friendly computer simulation package

READERSHIP: Chemical, biomedical and electrical engineers, computational biologists and chemists, thermodynamicists, physiologists, biophysicists, and mathematiciansSERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CHEMICAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

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Functional Nanostructured Materials and Membranes for Water TreatmentMIKEL DUKE, DONGYUAN ZHAO, RAFAEL SEMIAT & MAX LUVictoria University, Australia; Fudan University, PR China; TECHNION, Israel; University of Queensland, Australia

✤ Details desalination, adsorption, filtration, destruction and conversion of pollutants, and monitoring of

water quality

✤ Includes emphasis on application of nanotechnology to improve water treatment processes

✤ Covers materials ranging from ceramic membranes, to functional nanoparticles, carbon nanotubes,

and biological materials, as well as theoretical aspects

✤ Discusses state-of-the-art research results related to real water treatment technology needs

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, chemists, chemical engineers, physicists, engineers, public water agencies, research institutes, and university librariesSERIES: NEW MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Responsive Membranes and MaterialsDIBAKAR BHATTACHARYYA, SYLVIA DAUNERT, RANIL WICKRAMASINGHE & THOMAS SCHÄFERUniversity of Kentucky, USA; University of Lexington, USA; Colorado State University, USA; University of the Basque Country, Spain

✤ Addresses for the first time, the cutting-edge developments in responsive materials and membranes,

such as shape memory polymers, stimuli-responsive biomaterials and functionalised membranes

✤ Features applications in chemical, pharmaceutical, energy and environmental industries

✤ Focuses on important materials development issues

READERSHIP: Professional academic and industrial scientists, researches in membrane science and technology, specialists in separations, biomaterials, bionanotechnology, drug delivery, polymers, and functional materials

Distillation Process Design Using Column Profile MapsDANIEL BENEKE, MARK PETERS, DAVID GLASSER & DIANE HILDEBRANDTAll of University of Witwatersrand, South Africa

✤ Provides the necessary tools using Column Profile Maps (CPMs) to design and analyse distillation and

related separation processes using graphical techniques

✤ Offers worked-out examples that allow the reader to gain a better understanding of the theory presented

✤ Includes a program for generating CPMs, performing simple column design, and portraying basic

aspects of reactive distillation and membrane column design

READERSHIP: Chemical and process engineers, chemists, physicists, mathematicians, and practitioners in separation engineering, postgraduates and advanced undergraduates, researchers, operators and experienced process engineers

Membrane Technology and Applications3rd Edition

RICHARD BAKERMembrane Technology and Research, Inc. USA

✤ Offers an authoritative overview of separation membranes, their theoretical underpinnings,

manufacture and use with emphasis on industrial practice

✤ Presents real life performance data and operating parameters that are seldom available in the

open literature

✤ Features new material in selected chapters throughout the book

✤ Includes a revised chapter on medical applications to incorporate new membrane applications

targeted towards blood purification, artificial organs and tissue engineering

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, industrial workers, membrane industry professionals and researchers, chemical engineers, and general readers interested in industrial separation technology

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Advanced Distillation Columns – Design, Control and Applications ANTON ALEXANDRU KISSAkzoNobel Research, The Netherlands

✤ Covers the background, recent developments, fundamental principles, design and simulation, detailed

cases of separations in DWC, and future trends

✤ Contains abundant examples and industrial case studies

✤ Presents technology used in energy efficient distillation processes as highly appealing to the chemical

industry, due to savings of up to 40% in energy costs, and lower capital investment

READERSHIP: Research scientists in the fields of chemical and petrochemical engineering, separation processes, and distillation, industry practitioners and postgraduate students

Advanced

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Ullmann’s Reaction Engineering WILEY-VCH

✤ Offers the “best of” compilation of topical articles that brings the vast knowledge of the Ullmann’s

Encyclopedia to all chemical engineers

✤ Features 75% new and updated content

✤ Provides the distilled insight of more than 3,000 expert authors from industry and academia

READERSHIP: Chemical engineers, process engineers, and all practitioners in the chemical industry

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Engineering

Dictionary of Maintenance and Reliability Terms CHIKEZIE NWAOHA

✤ Contains the most up-to-date definitions of thousands of terms covering maintenance, corrosion,

lubrication, machinery, process safety, process control, reliability, asset management, refinery, and

more

✤ Features contributions of industry and academic experts, as well as professionals from around the

globe

✤ Provides valuable international insights and perspectives

READERSHIP: Engineers, researchers, process managers and consultants in related fields

Dictionary of

Maintenance

and Reliability

Terms

Distillation ControlAn Engineering Perspective

CECIL SMITH ✤ Illustrates that distillation is by far the most common separation technique used in the chemical and

petroleum industries

✤ Compares the low cost and high potential for better thermodynamic efficiency compared to any other

separation technique

✤ Approaches distillation control from a process engineering perspective, using the steady-state

simulation of the column as the primary source of the insight required to develop, analyse, and

troubleshoot a column control configuration

✤ Reviews all aspects of column controls, including condenser controls, reboiler controls and pressure

controls among others

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers and other technical professionals working in process facilities that use distillation to separate materials

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Inkjet Technology for Digital FabricationIAN M. HUTCHINGS & GRAHAM D. MARTINBoth of University Of Cambridge, UK

✤ Fills the need for an up-to-date book covering recent research in inkjet developments

✤ Includes contributions from academic researchers and leading industry names

✤ Brings together in one volume the essential theory of inkjet technology, and practical information on

industrial applications and problem-solving

READERSHIP: Academic researchers in inkjet technology and inkjet system development, from disciplines such as chemistry, physics, engineering, materials science and electronics, technical development engineers, and managers in industry

Troubleshooting Vacuum Systems NORMAN P. LIEBERMAN

✤ Addresses issues that involve converging-diverging steam ejectors, surface condensers, barometric

seal legs, seal drums, excessive cracked gas, liquid seal ring compressors, steam nozzle erosion and

fouling, vacuum tower operation and fouling of surface condensers

✤ Identifies air leaks and motive stem quality problems

✤ Discusses the causes of ejector surging and the effect on turbine efficiency

READERSHIP: Process engineers, chemical engineers, technicians, plant managers, plant operators, plant engineers, and petroleum engineers

Trouble-

shooting

Vacuum

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Handbook of Loss Prevention EngineeringJOEL M. HAIGHTNational Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA

✤ Provides a one-stop source for loss prevention principles presented from an engineering vantage point

✤ Presents the loss prevention engineering needs for manufacturing, construction, mining, defense,

healthcare, transportation and quantification

✤ Offers indepth coverage of topics that will allow functional use while providing additional references

in case more information is needed

READERSHIP: Chemical engineers, process engineers, safety officers, and libraries

2 VOLUME SET

Optimal Automated Process Fault AnalysisR. J. FICKELSCHERERFALCONEER Technologies, LLC, USA

✤ Utilises the Method of Minimal Evidence (MOME) derived at the University of Delaware while

developing the FALCON, or Fault AnaLysis CONsultant System, a real-time, online process fault

analyser for a commercial-scale plant

✤ Includes lessons learned from the development of this real world fault analyser and the advantages of

using the knowledge-based system paradigm, with two demo versions of the FALCON System

✤ Explains how the methods can help process operators prevent catastrophic operating disasters such

as explosions, fires, meltdowns, toxic chemical releases as well as reduce downtime, eliminate

unnecessary shutdowns, and maintain quality

✤ Reviews other possible diagnostic strategies used to automate process fault analysis

READERSHIP: Process operators, operations engineers, plant managers, and process safety and loss prevention professionals in the industries such as chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, electronics, food and beverage, and mining

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✤ Covers topics such as emulsions, nano-emulsions, nano-dispersions and the developments in novel

techniques for their investigations

✤ Takes account of thefundamental approach in areas such as controlled release, drug delivery and

various applications of nanotechnology

✤ Provides researchers and technologists with recent fundamental developments and progress basics in

challenging areas for the future

READERSHIP: Surface chemists, physical chemists, materials scientists, chemical engineers, and polymer chemistsSERIES: TOPICS IN COLLOID AND INTERFACE SCIENCE (VCH)

Chemical TechnologyAn Integral Textbook

ANDREAS JESS, UDO KRAGL & PETER WASSERSCHEIDUniversity of Bayreuth, Germany; University of Rostock, Germany; Friedrich-Alexander University, Germany

✤ Presents the sequence of routes from raw materials via intermediates to final products, such as from

oil to polyethylene or gas to methanol

✤ Analyses approximately 30 industrial processes and their design

✤ Gives readers a deeper understanding of chemical and engineering principles and their interplay, and

encourages them to extend these principles to industrial practice

READERSHIP: Students/lecturers in chemical engineering and chemistry, technical colleges, universities of applied sciences, instructors in the chemical industry, and chemical engineers

Process Intensification Technologies for Green Chemistry KAMELIA BOODHOO & ADAM HARVEYBoth of Newcastle University, UK

✤ Serves as the first PI book written from the perspective of green chemistry

✤ Establishes the fact that successful implementation of greener chemical processes relies on the

development of reactor and separation technologies which deliver enhanced processing performance

in a safe manner

✤ Presents the significant financial benefits of PI to industry

READERSHIP: Chemical engineers and chemists, advanced undergraduates and postgraduates studying advanced reactor design, process intensification, clean technology, green chemistry, and chemical engineering

Process

Intensification

Technologies

for Green

Chemistry

Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future PAUL T. ANASTAS & ISTVAN T. HORVATHGreen Chemistry Institute, USA; Eotuos University, Hungary

✤ Serves as the first textbook on green chemistry by two leaders in the field

✤ Features green chemistry as a field that is likely to grow significantly in the foreseeable future

✤ Includes supporting materials such as instructor’s manual, solutions manual, test questions, Power

Point presentations for all chapters, and videos demonstrating some of the fundamentals and the

applications

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in e molecular sciences courses, lecturers, university libraries, professional scientists looking to increase their knowledge in the area

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Upstream Industrial Biotechnology MICHAEL C. FLICKINGERUniversity of Minnesota, USA

✤ Serves as a quick guide on biomanufacturing for professionals and students working in industrial

biomanufacturing

✤ Has it’s basis in the Encyclopedia of Industrial Biotechnology, Bioprocess, Bioseparation and Cell

Technology

✤ Contains over 80 self-contained articles which are focused on upstream fermentation

READERSHIP: Libraries and industry professionals, university instructors and undergraduates or postgraduates as well as practitioners in regulatory compliance for the manufacture of biopharmaceutical drugs, professional societies and trade associations

2 VOLUME SET

Upstream

Industrial

Biotechnology

Enzyme Technologies for Drug Discovery and Development J. R. MCCARTHY, HSIU-CHIUNG YANG & WU-KUANG YEHLilly Research Laboratories, USA; Genetech, Inc., USA; PreClinOmics, Inc., USA

✤ Contains thorough discussions on the chemical biology of enzymes, redesigning binding and catalytic

specificities of enzymes, and applications of enzymes to biotechnology research in the post-genomic era

✤ Provides expert reviews of recent progress in comprehending molecular mechanisms of biosynthetic

and biocatalytic processes, and utilising that knowledge for practical applications

✤ Features a coordinated compilation of research expertise and current opinion uniquely focused on

enzymes and their properties and applications

READERSHIP: Researchers, students, and faculty in biotechnology, life sciences, biochemistry, enzymology, medicinal chemistry, natural products, and the pharmaceutical industrySERIES: CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF ENZYMES FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS

Enzyme

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Design of Enzyme Inhibitors J. R. MCCARTHY, HSIU-CHIUNG YANG & WU-KUANG YEHLilly Research Laboratories, USA; Genetech Inc., USA; Preclinomics, Inc., USA

✤ Presents a coordinated compilation of research expertise and current opinion uniquely focused on

enzymes and their properties and applications

✤ Discusses chemical biology of enzymes, redesigning binding and catalytic specificities of enzymes,

and applications of enzymes to biotechnology research in the post-genomic era

✤ Includes expert reviews of recent progress in comprehending molecular mechanisms of biosynthetic

and biocatalytic processes and utilising that knowledge for practical applications

READERSHIP: Researchers, students, and faculty in biotechnology, life sciences, biochemistry, enzymology, natural products, and the pharmaceutical industrySERIES: CHEMICAL BIOLOGY OF ENZYMES FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY AND PHARMACEUTICAL APPLICATIONS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-28625-8

Design of

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Quality by Design Model for Biologics Drug Product Development SATISH K. SINGH & JOSEPH PHILLIPSPfizer Corporation; Amgen Inc.

✤ Features up-to-date information on the latest developments in QbD applications in biologics drug

product processing

✤ Points to the future for QbD as a routine approach in drug product processing

✤ Provides case studies on the application of QbD from a number of different companies, exemplifying

the variety of ways in which the subject has been handled

✤ Allows a drug development scientist to choose from a menu of options when approaching their own

drug product development projects

READERSHIP: Professionals, students, and regulators in the fields of protein formulation development, biopharmaceutical manufacturing and quality assurance, process development, process analytical technology and risk analysis expertsSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOENGINEERING

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Mechanics of Fluid FlowKAPLAN BASNIEV, NIKOLAY DMITRIEV & GEORGE V. CHILINGARRussian State University of Oil and Gas, Russia; Ministry of Education of the Russian Federation, Russia; Emeritus Professor,

University of Southern California, CA

✤ Reviews more efficient oil and gas production for the petroleum engineer and petroleum geologist

✤ Features more accurate forecasting for the environmental engineer

✤ Provides real-world examples and valuable new information

READERSHIP: Petroleum engineers, environmental engineers, geologists, geophysicists and engineering students, petroleum, drilling, and reservoir engineers, production engineers and geologists

Kirk-Othmer Chemical Technology of Cosmetic KIRK-OTHMER

✤ Covers key product groups, ingredients, formulation technology and related regulatory topics

✤ Represents a compilation based on Wiley’s renowned Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology

✤ Features over 20 self-contained articles

READERSHIP: Libraries, chemistry & chemical engineering in academia, and cosmetic and personal care industry regulatory agencies, chemists, perfumers, R&D and other professional, dermatologists, consultants, and patent attorneys

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Ullmann’s Renewable Resources WILEY-VCH

✤ Brings the “best of” compilation of topical articles from the Ullmann’s Encyclopedia to chemical

engineers and biotechnologists

✤ Establishes the fact that replacing scarce and insecure oil and other fossil resources with home-grown

bio-based materials is a priority for developing and developed economies

✤ Presents the very best in industrial chemistry with distilled insight of more than 3,000 expert authors

from industry and academia

READERSHIP: Practitioners in the chemical and biotechnological industries such as chemical engineers, biotechnologists, and process engineers

Ullmann’s

Renewable

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Downstream Industrial Biotechnology Recovery and Purification

MICHAEL C. FLICKINGERUniversity of Minnesota, USA

✤ Serves as a quick guide for professionals and students working in industrial biomanufacturing

✤ Has basis in the Encyclopedia of Industrial Biotechnology, Bioprocess, Bioseparation and Cell

Technology

✤ Contains over 50 self-contained articles that are focused on downstream recovery and purification

READERSHIP: Libraries and industry professionals, university instructors, undergraduates and postgraduate students as well as practitioners in regulatory compliance, professional societies and trade associations

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ISTRY Modern Diffraction MethodsE. J. MITTEMEIJER & U. WELZELBoth of Max Planck Institute for Metals Research, Germany

✤ Provides an overview of the potential and virtues of modern diffraction methods

✤ Serves as a roadmap in this vast realm

✤ Establishes the fact that diffraction is one of the major tools in nanoscience, surface technology and

single crystal structure determination, making this method a versatile and very important technique

READERSHIP: Analytical chemists, biochemists, materials scientists, crystallographers, surface chemists, chemists in industry,and libraries

Handbook of Paper and Board2nd Revised and Enlarged Edition

HERBERT HOLIK ✤ Encompasses all papermaking processes used in industry for various types of papers such as writing

and printing paper, tissue paper, packaging paper, board and cardboard

✤ Examines quality characteristics, recovered paper treatment, and economical aspects

✤ Features new content, including Fluid Dynamics, Process Chemicals, Design and Pigments

✤ Incorporates stronger sustainability and health and safety aspects throughout

READERSHIP: Practitioners in the paper and chemical industries, company libraries, chemical engineers, process engineers, as well as industry and environmental chemists

Petroleum Accumulation Zones on Continental MarginsY. N. GRIGORENKO, GEORGE V. CHILINGAR, V.S. SOBOLEV, T. A. ANDIYEVA & L. I. ZHUKOVAAll-Russia Petroleum Research Exploration Institute (VNIGRI), Russia; Emeritus Professor, University Of Southern California, USA;

Russian Academy Of Sciences, Russia; Petroleum Geologist, Russia; Petroleum Geologist, Russia

✤ Features mathematical models never used before for the extraction of oil and gas from continental

accumulation zones

✤ Serves as an excellent textbook for petroleum engineering students

✤ Focuses on new, unconventional methods and real world examples, as opposed to traditional methods

for offshore operations

READERSHIP: Petroleum engineers, environmental engineering, geologists, geophysicists and engineering students, petroleum, drilling, and reservoir engineers, production engineers and geologists

Oil Spill Risk Management DAVID DIETRICH, MALCOLM BOWMAN, KONSTANTIN A. KOROTENKO & HAMISH BOWMANSan Diego State University Computational Science Research Center, USA; Stony Brook University, USA; P.P. Shirshov Institute of Oceanology

of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia; University of Otago, New Zealand

✤ Contains applications of a state-of-the-art ocean flow model coupled to a state-of-the-art oil spill model

✤ Simulates and illustrates geophysical fluid dynamics relevant to transport of blowout material, including

bottom deposited and deeply suspended material that is appropriate for ecosystem risk assessment

✤ Demonstrates better simulation of the BP/Macondo blowout material transport

✤ Features assessment of oil spill initialisation and predictability, as well as the risk for strong currents

that may threaten oil rigs at specified sites

READERSHIP: Petroleum engineers, operators, investors, insurers, environmentalists and managers,geoscientists, and geophysicists

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A History of a cGMP Medical Event InvestigationMARK A. BROWNAbbott Laboratories, USA

✤ Reviews FDA regulations and Six Sigma design principles in the development and market launch of a

new pharmaceutical drug

✤ Presents a hypothetical case illustrating the consequences that could result from failure to follow

accepted project management principles and current good manufacturing practice or cGMP

requirements

✤ Explains challenging design principles in an easy to read and engaging method, which introduces the

reader to Six Sigma methodologies and cGMP requirements

✤ Provides the practices and tips to successfully manage a new product introduction throughout the case study

READERSHIP: Professionals in pharmaceuticals, medical device and related industry, undergraduates in related fields, and companies involved in biomedical and general product development

Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography A Guide for Practitioners

BERNARD A. OLSEN & BRIAN W. PACKOlsen Pharmaceutical Consulting, LLC, USA; Eli Lilly And Company, USA

✤ Covers in detail hydrophilic interaction chromatography or HILIC retention mechanisms, including

background on the HILIC mode, what differentiates it from other HPLC modes, and retention

mechanisms that can come into play

✤ Serves as a guide for developing efficient, sensitive, and robust HILIC methods

✤ Details HILIC method developments and emphasises the development of appropriate conditions to

achieve the goal of the method

✤ Provides applications of HILIC in various fields including pharmaceutical, drug discovery, biochemical

applications, and bioanalytical applications

READERSHIP: Scientists in all fields where HPLC is used, government agencies, and similar agencies in other governments around the worldSERIES: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS: A SERIES OF MONOGRAPHS ON ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AND ITS APPLICATIONS

Hydrophilic

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Pitfalls and Errors of HPLC in Pictures3rd Revised and Enlarged Edition

VERONIKA R. MEYERSwiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research (EMPA), Switzerland

✤ Serves as a problem-solving guide for this widely used method, which includes 10 completely new

examples and several updated ones, adding up to a total of 80 examples

✤ Establishes the fact that HPLC is a routine method in many fields, including chemistry,

pharmaceutical chemistry, material science, and life sciences

✤ Illustrates the different ways to avoid over 100 of the most common potential pitfalls and errors

READERSHIP: Lab technicians in chemistry, chromatographers, analytical chemists, pharmaceutical laboratories, materials scientists, and libraries

Practical Instrumental AnalysisSERGIO PETROZZI & SIMON GOUDIEZürich School Of Applied Sciences, Switzerland

✤ Presents clear and well-structured contents that are easily understood

✤ Covers all the common methods used in industrial analytical labs

✤ Guides readers to think like an industrial analytical chemist, with experiments that are structured as

a team project

✤ Serves as a good reference material for labs and practical-based courses

READERSHIP: Analytical laboratories in industry, analytical laboratories, students taking chemistry, or biochemistry as a minor subject, analytical chemists, and libraries

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A. MORITATohoku University, Japan

✤ Provides a timely and thorough description of the various experimental and theoretical aspects of the

surface-selective nonlinear spectroscopy

✤ Reviews the range of applications of these techniques, from the historical sketch to the most recent

advances

✤ Addresses applications in water and aqueous solution surfaces, orientation analysis of organic

molecules at interfaces, local structure of liquid-liquid interfaces, and various interfaces in the

materials science and the biological sciences

✤ Includes problems to help readers reinforce descriptions of techniques and applications

READERSHIP: Researchers, advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in physical and analytical chemistrySERIES: WILEY SERIES ON SURFACE AND INTERFACIAL CHEMISTRY

Nonlinear

Spectroscopy

of Interfaces

Condensed-Phase Molecular Spectroscopy and PhotophysicsANNE MEYERS KELLEYUniversity of California, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive treatment of radiation-matter interactions for molecules in condensed

phases such as solids and liquids, as well as metallic and semiconductor nanostructures

✤ Emphasises the characterisation of nanoscale systems and omits topics on gas-phase systems, which

have been treated in the existing literature

✤ Highlights the molecule-environment interactions that strongly influence spectra in condensed phases

✤ Includes simple and complex problems at the end of each chapter, together with a solutions manual

to check answers

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates or postgraduates in physical chemistry, spectroscopy,materials science, physics and their professors; professionals in these fields seeking an introduction to molecular spectroscopy of condensed-phase

Organic Structures from Spectra 5th Edition

LESLIE D. FIELDUniversity of Sydney, Australia

✤ Incorporates a selection of new examples from organometallic chemistry and more examples of

molecules containing the common heteronuclei, 19F, 31P and 2H

✤ Provides over 300 graded problems and an additional 30 carefully selected basic problems, as well

as a set of problems dealing specifically with the quantitative analysis of mixtures using NMR

spectroscopy

✤ Contains 10 problems in the style of the experimental section of a research paper and the appendix

contains examples of fully worked solutions

✤ Offers a complete set of solutions available to instructors and teachers

READERSHIP: Undergraduates in chemistry students of introductory organic spectroscopy, second-year students, pharmacy and biochemistry students, researchers and professionals needing to use spectroscopic techniques in academia and industry

Organic

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from

Spectra

Handbook of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy 2nd Edition

DAVID A. CREMERS & LEON J. RADZIEMSKIApplied Research Associates Inc., USA; Piezo Energy Technologies LLC, USA

✤ Provides up-to-date practical information on technique, apparatus, data capture, and reduction

✤ Features the most comprehensive collection of LIBS literature references, with updated tables of data

✤ Discusses new hyphenated techniques such as LAMPS or laser assisted microwave plasmas

spectroscopy

✤ Includes a chapter on the rapidly growing area of chemometric-based analysis of LIBS spectra in the

detection of weapons of mass destruction

READERSHIP: Current or emerging LIBS users, postgraduates, students or professors, and environment regulators

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-09299-6

Handbook of

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Odour Impact Assessment HandbookV. NADDEOUniversity of Salerno, Italy

✤ Provides a theoretical and practical basis for sampling and measuring odours to evaluate its impact

on the population

✤ Features contributions from leading academic researchers and industry practitioners

✤ Includes case studies on topics such as waste water treatment plant, land fill, industrial activities

READERSHIP: Researchers, advanced students, industry professionals such as regulators, practitioners and consultants working in water treatment, environmental analysis and air and waste management, and environmental authorities

Computational and Statistical Methods for Protein Quantification by Mass SpectrometryINGVAR EIDHAMMERUniversity of Bergen, Norway

✤ Focuses on how bioinformatics problems are solved

✤ Enables biologists that use the software to become better equipped to plan their experiments and

interpret the obtained results

✤ Explains the types of programmes used and the different principles and algorithms underlying these

programmes

✤ Contains numerous examples throughout along with exercises and an accompanying solution manual,

available online, to help bioinformaticians understand the basics of the use of mass spectrometry in

protein quantification

READERSHIP: Bioinformaticians, biologists and chemists that work with mass spectrometry proteomics, as well as postgraduate students and researchers working in the field

Organic Mass Spectrometry in Art and Archaeology with Solvent Microextraction Theory and Practice Set

MARIA PERLA COLOMBINIUniversity of Pisa, Italy

✤ Offers an overview of the use of the techniques based on mass spectrometry in the analysis of art

and archaeological materials

✤ Illustrates basic principles, procedures and applications of mass spectrometric techniques

✤ Fills a gap in the field of application on destructive methods in the analysis of museum objects

✤ Edited by a world-wide respected specialists with extensive experience of the GC/MS analysis of art

objects

READERSHIP: Conservation scientists, chemists, restorers and conservators from museums around the world and institutions participating in the care of cultural heritage and those working on this area within forensic laboratories. Postgraduate students of archeochemistry and restoration

Organic Mass

Spectrometry

in Art and

Archaeology

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Microextraction

Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry with Introduction to Mass Spectrometry 1st Edition Set

ROBERT K. BOYDInstitute for National Measurements Standards, Canada

✤ Covers all aspects of the use of mass spectrometry for quantitation purposes

✤ Written in textbook style, based on ASMS courses run by the authors, as a serious introduction to the

subject

✤ Presents fundamentals and real-world examples in a ‘learning-though-doing’ style

✤ Relevant to researchers in many disciplines including pharmaceutical, environmental and biomedical

analysis who are utilising mass spectrometry

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduates and early-year graduate students; researchers within pharmaceutical companies, analytical service providers, environmental and biomedical analysts, regulatory agencies

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Analysis by Mass

Spectrometry with

Introduction to Mass

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Catalysis from A to Z 4th Edition

BOY CORNILS, WOLFGANG A. HERRMANN, MARTIN MUHLER & CHI-HUEY WONG Formerly of Hoechst AG, Germany; Technical University of Munich, Germany; Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany; Scripps Research

Institute, USA

✤ All the knowlegde scientists need to know about homogeneous, heterogeneous and biochemical

catalysis in compact entries on about 9,000 keywords

✤ The fourth edition of this successful encyclopedia contains 40% more high-quality content from more

than 200 international experts

✤ Comprehensive, succinct, unrivaled and easy to use - the information on keywords is reinforced by

citation of the relevant literature

✤ Translation of the keywords into German and French help students and non-native English speakers

READERSHIP: Catalytic chemists, organic chemists, inorganic chemists, biochemists, chemists in industry, libraries, chemical engineers

Catalysis

from A to Z

Airborne Measurements for Environmental ResearchMANFRED WENDISCH, JEAN-LOUIS BRENGUIER & ALEXANDER KOKHANOVSKYUniversity of Leipzig, Germany; Meteo-France, France; IUP University of Bremen, Germany

✤ Features a comprehensive, synergetic overview of measurements from airborne platforms

✤ Collates and conveys the current state of climate, geophysical and atmospheric research

✤ Includes in situ methods, passive and active remote sensing and radiation measurements

READERSHIP: Geophysicists, molecular physicists, environmental chemists, astronomers, supplier of sensors, postgraduate students, libraries at university institutes, universities, and company libraries

Desalination Water from Water

JANE KUCERANalco Company, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive and thorough coverage of desalination technology

✤ Covers fundamental processes and equipment for operating and troubleshooting a desalination

system, including thermal processes and membrane processes

✤ Features more advanced engineering topics for specific industrial applications, such as system design

READERSHIP: Process and chemical engineers, consultants and practitioners working in the field, as well as operators and technicians, equipment sales people and managers who need a basic and postgraduates in chemical engineering courses

Desalination

Water-Quality Engineering in Natural SystemsFate and Transport Processes in the Water Environment2nd Edition

DAVID A. CHINUniversity of Miami, USA

✤ Features new topics such as nutrient and pathogen models in streams, with more coverage on

methods to calculate the total maximum daily loads or TMDLs

✤ Includes numerous practical examples and end-of-chapter problems, as well as a solutions manual

containing the solutions to all end-of-chapter problems

✤ Details fundamental equations that describe the fate and transport of contaminants in the

environment as well as covering all major natural water systems in one source

READERSHIP: Environmental engineers, chemical engineers,scientists and hydrologists, consulting engineers, government regulators, senior undergraduates and postgraduates in environmental engineering

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Likelihood that a Released Flammable Mass will Ignite CCPS

✤ Provides a technology based approach to deriving the probability that a flammable mass will find an

ignition source and ignite

✤ Includes an estimating tool spreadsheet based on a fixed set of chemicals to assist in all siting studies

✤ Provides valuable information in the development of a facility’s Emergency Response Plan that may

be of significant interest to insurers and those insured

✤ Converts a “best guess” to a calculated value based on available information and current technology

READERSHIP: Process safety professionals from government and academia to manufacturing, design engineers, risk engineers, insurers, municipal and regional fire inspectors and zoning commissioners

Likelihood

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Nanomaterials in CatalysisPHILIPPE SERP & KARINE PHILIPPOTBoth of University of Toulouse, France

✤ Covers the fundamental principles of colloidal nanoparticles as well as their application in catalysis

✤ Establishes the importance of nanoparticles in fields like catalysis, drug delivery and energy

production such as fuel cells, hydrogen technology, solar cells

✤ Complements the Wiley-VCH books “Nanoparticles and Catalysis” (ISBN 9783527315727),

“Nanoparticles” (ISBN 9783527325894 ) and “Selective Nanocatalysts and Nanoscience” (ISBN

9783527322718)

READERSHIP: Catalytic chemists, physical chemists, organic chemists, chemists in industry, materials scientists, engineering scientists in industry, libraries at universities, and libraries at university institutes

Metal-Catalyzed Reactions in WaterPIERRE DIXNEUF & VICTORIO CADIERNOUniversity of Rennes, France; University of Oviedo, Spain

✤ Provides a comprehensive overview of the major trends in recent research for newcomers in the fields

as well as established researchers both in academia and industry

✤ Covers the catalytic transformation that has been carried out in water, in each chapter

✤ Represents the works written by a team of renowned international authors and edited by very well-

known experts in the field

READERSHIP: Catalytic chemists, inorganic chemists, chemists working with/on organometallicspolymer chemists, chemists in industry, and libraries

Homogeneous Catalysis Mechanisms, Industrial Applications, and Challenges in the 21st Century

SUMIT BHADURINorthwestern University, USA

✤ Explains the basic principles of organometallic chemistry, homogeneous catalysis, and relevant

technological issues in a clear manner

✤ Provides examples from proven industrial processes with clear discussions on environmental and

techno-commercial issues

✤ Contains extensive references to cutting-edge research with application potential and leading patents

✤ Includes tables and illustrations to help explain difficult concepts

READERSHIP: Teachers, postgraduate,and senior undergraduates of chemistry, academic and industrial researchers, managers and policy makers looking for a brief overview of the technologies based on homogeneous catalystsSERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CATALYSIS

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ANDRE RICHARDT, BIRGIT HÜLSEWEH, BERND NIEMEYER & FRANK SABATHAll of Bundeswehr Institute for Protection Technologies, Germany

✤ Serves as an introduction to nuclear biological or chemical weapons or NBC and agents, leading the

reader from the scientific basics to the current threats and strategies to prepare against them

✤ Reviews both the “old” and “new” threats from NBC weapons and agents prepared by non-combatant

forces, including terrorist organisations

✤ Represents the works of John Weimaster, the leading expert on weapons decontamination in the U.S

READERSHIP: Health officers, public health agencies, and military authorities

Destruction of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory3rd Edition

GEORGE LUNN & ERIC B. SANSONEOffice of New Drug Quality Assessment, USA; Retired, NCI-Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center, USA

✤ Provides practical procedures for the destruction of hazardous chemicals

✤ Serves as a continuation and expansion of Destruction of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory,2nd

Edition

✤ Features new monographs describing procedures for the destruction of hazardous chemicals

READERSHIP: Research scientists and laboratory safety officers who need detailed procedures for the destruction of highly toxic chemicals and biologicals, pharmacists with interest in methods for destroying excess quantities of pharmaceuticals

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-57399-9

Sax’s Dangerous Properties of Industrial Materials Twelfth Edition Set CD-ROMRICHARD J. LEWIS SR.Lewis Information Systems, Inc., USA

✤ Provides extensive data on approximately 28,000 substances, with close to 2,400 new substances

from the previous edition

✤ Presents an update of drugs of abuse and the toxicity of natural substances from plants, including

associated DPIM code, hazard rating, entry name, CAS number, DOT number, molecular and physical

properties, synonyms, and more

✤ Contains Immediately Dangerous Life or Health or IDHL levels for approximately 1000 chemicals

useful for designing adequate ventilation systems and selection of respiratory protection

READERSHIP: Industrial hygienists, safety officers, plant managers, firefighters, emergency planners, physicians, toxicologists, environmental health and safety professionals, purchasing agents, lawyers, and government agencies

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-47661-0

The MAK-Collection for Occupational Health and Safety Part IV Biomonitoring MethodsVolume 13

THOMAS GÖEN & ANDREA HARTWIGUniversity of Erlangen, Germany; Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Germany

✤ Features validated, GLP compliant and ready-to-use analytical methods for monitoring occupational

toxicants in body fluids

✤ Provides comprehensive guidelines for the evaluation of analytical results

✤ Covers documentations compiled by about 100 experts of the Commission for the Investigation of

Health Hazards of Chemical Compounds in the Work Area

READERSHIP: Physicians working in industrial medicine, analytical laboratories, factory doctors, and trade associationsSERIES: THE MAK-COLLECTION FOR OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY. PART IV: BIOMONITORING METHODS (DFG)

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Production of Plasma Proteins for Therapeutic UseJOSEPH BERTOLINI, NEIL GOSS & JOHN CURLINGCSL Bioplasma, Australia; Further Options Pty Ltd., Australia; Consultant, Sweden

✤ Covers manufacturing, testing methods, and regulatory issues for plasma-derived therapeutics — a

global US$10 billion industry

✤ Contains contributed chapters from the major manufacturers of plasma proteins, covering biology,

clinical use, manufacturing processes, and possible future improvements

✤ Includes chapters dealing with viral and prion issues and operational areas

✤ Provides a strategic overview and examines commercial, structural, and political opportunities and

challenges facing the industry

READERSHIP: Pharmaceutical and biotech scientists, researchers, and engineers, chemical and process engineers, academic and industry scientists, regulatory officials, healthcare professionals, hematology, immunology, and blood banks

Antimicrobial Peptides MICHAEL ZASLOFFGeorgetown University, USA

✤ Serves as the first book to provide a comprehensive overview of the field of innate immunity — the

“hard wired” system of host defense that has emerged over the past decade as an important system

in health and disease

✤ Examines the reasons why antimicrobial peptides are of such interest, what has been accomplished

commercially to date, the problems that have been experienced, potential solutions, and what the

future holds

✤ Represents the written work of a “pioneer” in the field of antimicrobial peptides who has been involved

in discovery, drug development, the study of the role played by AMPs in human health and disease

READERSHIP: Immunologists, physicians, medical and postgraduates, individuals involved in pharmaceutical development, and medical libraries

Antimicrobial

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Flavonoid PharmacokineticsMethods of Analysis, Preclinical and Clinical Pharmacokinetics, Safety, and Toxicology

NEAL M. DAVIES & JAIME A. YANEZUniversity of Manitoba, Canada; Alcon Research, Ltd., USA

✤ Provides comprehensive overview of polyphenols and flavonoids, focusing on toxicology and chirality

✤ Focuses on extremely important pre-clinical aspects of flavonoids, including pharmacokinetics and

analysis in biological samples

✤ Covers pharmacokinetic terminology and analytical methods, like chromatographic techniques for

achiral and chiral flavonoids

✤ Includes specific chapters devoted to pre-clinical and clinical toxicology, safety and flavonoid-drug

interactions with examples from pre-clinical and human tests to strengthen concepts and demonstrate

applications

READERSHIP: Students, professors, researchers and practitioners, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical industries, pharmacokineticists, natural product chemists, botanists, pharmacists, and agricultural scientists

Sources of Contamination in Medicinal Products and Medical DevicesDENISE BOHRERCatholic University of Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil.

✤ Offers important information for pharmaceutical and biotechnology researchers, working primarily in

the area of quality control

✤ Includes regulatory guidelines to determine contamination as well as methods to avoid and remove

contaminants

✤ Provides a more complete compendium on the identification of sources of contaminants and

impurities in pharmaceutical products

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Drug Delivery Strategies for Poorly Water-Soluble Drugs DIONYSIOS DOUROUMIS & ALFRED FAHRBoth of University of Greenwich, UK

✤ Takes on a multi-disciplinary integrated approach from the basic science to engineering practice

✤ Details theoretical principles, advantages, limitations, critical formulation parameters and scale-up

considerations for each formulation strategy

✤ Features contributors that are well respected experts in drug formulation with worldwide reputations,

drawn from academia

READERSHIP: Researchers in academia and industry working in drug formulation and delivery, polymers and biomaterials,students of pharmaceutical sciences and pharmacy programmesSERIES:

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Integrated PharmaceuticsApplied Preformulation, Product Design, and Regulatory Science

ANTOINE AL-ACHI, MALI RAM GUPTA & WILLIAM CRAIG STAGNERAll of Campbell University, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive picture of pharmaceutical product design, describing the science and art

behind the concepts of dosage form development

✤ Includes fundamental physical pharmacy principles and their role in drug product design, including

drug stability, rheology, and interfacial properties

✤ Addresses issues governing drug regulations of United States, European, and Japanese agencies

✤ Details new regulatory guidelines such as quality by design, design space analysis, process analytical

technology, polymorphism characterisation, blend sample uniformity, stability protocols, and

biopharmaceutical classification system

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and practitioners in: pharmaceutical sciences, physical pharmacy, drug formulation and design, biomedical and related fields

Protein-Protein Interactions in Drug DiscoveryALEXANDER DÖMLING, RAIMUND MANNHOLD, HUGO KUBINYI & GERD FOLKERSUniversity of Pittsburgh, USA; University of Düsseldorf, Germany; University of Heidelberg, Germany; Swiss Institute of Technology (ETH),

Switzerland

✤ Features a major focus for future drug development: previously thought of as “undruggable”, protein

interaction surfaces have now been shown to be perfectly valid drug targets, with huge possibilities in

all disease fields

✤ Reviews the growth area in big and small pharma, where companies of all sizes are rapidly

developing their research capabilities in this field, hoping to find new blockbuster drugs

forimmunological disorders and many forms of cancer

✤ Provides a wide selection of case studies right out of the development pipeline of major pharma

companies

READERSHIP: Medicinal chemists, pharmaceutical industry, biochemists, biophysicists, and biotechnologistsSERIES: METHODS AND PRINCIPLES IN MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY

Nonclinical Safety Assessment A Guide to International Pharmaceutical Regulations

WILLIAM BROCK & KENNETH HASTINGSBrock Scientific Consulting, USA; Sanofi-Aventis, USA

✤ Provides an international overview of the regulatory requirements for safety assessment for new drug

approvals, including the World Health Organisation principles and regional variations

✤ Includes a list of resources such as guidelines, guidance, and authoritative non-governmental

publications

✤ Offers insights into the future of non-clinical drug testing and approval, such as in silico methods

and testing of nanoparticles

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Heterocyclic Chemistry in Drug Discovery JIE JACK LIBristol Myers Squibb, USA

✤ Links heterocyclic chemistry with drug discovery – areas that are fused in medicinal chemistry

practice but heretofore not in training books accessible to novices and students

✤ Includes physical properties (NMR data and quantum calculations) for each heterocycle

✤ Helps readers understand the complexity and intricacies of reactivity and stability for each class of

heterocycles

✤ Uses numerous case studies to illustrate the real world drug discovery applications

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and advanced undergraduates in organic and medicinal chemistry, in particular, heterocyclic chemistry, medicinal and process chemists and those with career aspiration for chemistry, organic chemistry, and pharmaceutical science

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Encyclopedia of Drug Metabolism and Interactions ALEXANDER LYUBIMOV University of Illinois, USA

✤ Discusses all preclinical, clinical, toxicological, regulatory and marketing perspectives of drug

metabolism and interactions

✤ Collects otherwise-scattered information on drug metabolism and interactions into one integrated

reference

✤ Includes methods and detailed protocols describing how to perform studies of metabolism and drug

interactions

READERSHIP: Pharmaceutical, medical, and academic research libraries; chemists, pharmacologists, pharmaceutical specialists, toxicologists and molecular toxicologists, researchers

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Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance – NMR2nd Edition

ROBIN K. HARRISUniversity of East Anglia, England

✤ Includes all material published online on the Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance and EMR Books

since the launch of the electronic edition

✤ Focuses on all aspects or NMR, including NMR technologies and applications that are used as the

leading tools for the investigation of molecular structures and dynamic molecular processes

✤ Includes new articles that concentrate on molecular biology in liquids and solids, such as the NMR

of proteins, membranes, and DNA, as well as its applications in materials and nano-materials science

READERSHIP: Students, graduates and post-graduates; technicians and scientists working in universities or industries in the following areas: biology, biochemistry, chemistry, physics, materials science, polymer science, drug development, medicinal chemistry, nano science, forensic science

The Toxicology of MethanolJOHN J. CLARYBio Risk, USA

✤ Establishes methanol as a large-volume chemical widely used as a chemical intermediate in

consumer products like plastics, plywood, paints, explosives, and textiles

✤ Serves as a comprehensive source of information and assessment of the toxicity of methanol and its

toxic effects on humans, animals, and the environment

✤ Reviews the animal data, which makes up the majority of the data on the toxicity of methanol and

the mechanism of action

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The Chemistry of Metal Phenolates JACOB ZABICKY

✤ All chapters published online on Patai’s Chemistry of Functional Groups, now also available as print

volume

✤ Phenols and polyphenols are important compounds for biological processes, such as ageing, signaling

and cell repair

✤ Big interest of food companies for polyphenols in nutroceuticals

READERSHIP: Organic chemists in industry and academia in the following departments: organic chemistry, pharmaceutical and medicinal chemistry, agrochemicals, food and beverages, materials and polymers

The Chemistry

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Modern Methods in Stereoselective Aldol ReactionsRAINER MAHRWALDHumboldt-University, Germany

✤ Serves as the sequel of the successful and highly appreciated “Modern Aldol Reactions”(2004), with

focus on the latest developments such as the emerging field of organocatalysis

✤ Provides new methodologies of this classic reaction, which are presented in the context of their

deployment in total synthesis of natural products

✤ Represents the contributions of highly experienced authors and editor

READERSHIP: Organic chemists, chemists working with/on organometallics, catalytic chemists, natural products chemists, medicinal chemists, and libraries

Electron Flow in Organic Chemistry A Decision-Based Guide to Organic Mechanisms2nd Edition

PAUL H. SCUDDERNew College of Florida, USA

✤ Features improvements such as more flowcharts, correlation matrices, and algorithms that illustrate

decision processes and more biochemical examples to provide added relevance for non-chemistry students

✤ Includes three new chapters on Proton Transfer and the Principles of Stability, Important Reaction

Archetypes, and Qualitative Molecular Orbital Theory & Pericyclic Reactions

✤ Helps students deal with organic reactions that they have not encountered before, through a critical

thinking approach

✤ Emphasises logical processes to solve mechanistic problems rather than memorisation

READERSHIP: Undergraduate organic chemistry, advanced undergraduates or beginning postgraduate course in organic reaction mechanisms, physical organic chemistry, enzymatic reaction mechanisms, or biochemistry

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Chemistry

Greener Fischer-Tropsch Processes for Fuels and FeedstocksPETER M. MAITLIS & ARNO DE KLERKUniversity of Sheffield, UK; University of Alberta, Canada

✤ Provides special emphasis on “green” concepts of sustainability and environmental care

✤ Complements Wiley’s cluster on fuels and alternative energy sources, including the Handbook of

Fuels (ISBN 3527307400) or the forthcoming book on Fischer-Tropsch Refining (ISBN

3527326057) which is focused on refining of Fischer-Tropsch products

READERSHIP: Chemists in industry, chemical engineers, catalytic chemists, organic chemists, students in chemical engineering, Ph.D. students in chemistry, chemical industry, and libraries at universities

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GrapheneC. N. R. RAO & AJAY K. SOODJawaharlal Nehru Centre, India; Indian Institute of Science, India

✤ Provides comprehensive coverage on the carbon material of graphene

✤ Covers chemistry, materials science, nanoscience, physics, engineering and life science in one

handy volume

✤ Features the works of a brilliant teacher and book editor, C.N.R. Rao

READERSHIP: Inorganic chemists, organic chemists, physical chemists, materials scientists, physicists, and libraries

Structural Methods in Molecular Inorganic ChemistryDAVID RANKIN, NORBERT MITZEL & CAROLE MORRISONUniversity of Edinburgh, UK; Bielefeld University, Germany; University of Edinburgh, UK

✤ Helps readers interpret experimental data, understand the material published in modern journals of

inorganic chemistry, and make decisions about what techniques will be the most useful in solving

particular structural problems

✤ Establishes a strong connection between theoretical topics and the real world of practicing chemists,

with a large selection of case studies

✤ Includes a supporting website which contains worked examples and additional advanced material

READERSHIP: Second and third year undergraduates and postgraduates in chemistry, professionals in inorganic and analytical chemists in academia and industrySERIES: INORGANIC CHEMISTRY: A TEXTBOOK SERIES

High Temperature Experiments in Chemistry and Materials ScienceKETIL MOTZFELDTProfessor Emeritus, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Norway

✤ High temperature materials science and chemistry is a flourishing area of scientific research

✤ Covers both background theory and practical “how to” methods

✤ Practical applications include surface coatings, electronic components, advanced turbines, fuel cells,

fusion and fission reactor materials etc

✤ Concerns the control and measurement of the basic properties of temperature, pressure, and mass

READERSHIP: Researchers and advanced students working in high temperature chemistry and materials science. Research labs, e.g. Sandia National Laboratories, Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Researchers working in metallurgical and materials industries

Coordination Chemistry in Protein Cages Principles, Design, and ApplicationsTAKAFUMI UENO & YOSHIHITO WATANABEKyoto University, Japan; Nagoya University, Japan

✤ Addresses a new chemical approach in the synthesis of bioinorganic molecules which has been

applied ina wide variety fields, such as catalysis, biomedicine, and electronics

✤ Highlights the developments in all the interdisciplinary subjects areas, including bioinorganic

chemistry, medicinal chemistry, biochemistry, electronics, polymer science, and organic chemistry

✤ Serves as areference in special topic courses in bioinorganic chemistry, nanoengineering, and

biomaterials courses

✤ Features the works of editors and authors who are leading experts in their respective fields and highly

respected worldwide

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Multiconfigurational Quantum Chemistry BJORN ROOS, ROLAND LINDH, PER ÅKE MALMQVIST, VALERA VERYAZOV & PER-OLOF WIDMARK

✤ Introduces the reader to multiconfigurational approaches in quantum chemistry

✤ Contains illustrative examples illustrating methods used in areas of chemistry such as chemical

reactions in ground and excited states, transition metal and other heavy element systems

✤ Offers an alternative, wavefunction-based approach to density functional theory, which dominates

computational quantum chemistry today

✤ Describes the limitations of DFT and coupled-cluster based methods, by offering an alternative, wave

function-based method more suited for smaller molecules in photochemistry and heavy element

chemistry

READERSHIP: Students and researchers in computational chemistry, quantum chemistry, photochemistry, physics, and inorganic chemistry

Multi-

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Quantum

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Phosphorus Chemistry Principles of Reactivity, Structure, and Applications

KATTESH V. KATTI & KANNAN RAGHURAMANBoth of University of Missouri, USA

✤ Highlights the importance of phosphorus chemistry to chemists, biologists, materials scientists, and

engineers, covering its wide range of applications

✤ Serves as part of the special topics in inorganic chemistry series

✤ Author has worked in the field of phosphorus chemistry for 20 years, and is an authority in the field

READERSHIP: Inorganic and organic chemists, medicinal/pharmaceutical chemists, advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students in special topics courses, academia and industrySERIES: SPECIAL TOPICS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

Phosphorus

Chemistry

Powering Planet Earth – From Timber to Nuclear EnergyNICOLA ARMAROLI, VINCENZO BALZANI & NICK SERPONEUniversity of Bologna, Italy; University of Bologna, Italy; University of Pavia, Italy

✤ Provides ammunition for debate by describing and evaluating the social, political and economic

preconditions of a successful, real energy revolution

✤ Underpins and unsettles opinions with facts: Can coal-fired power plants be carbon-neutral? Is oil

extraction from oil sands feasible and affordable – and desirable?

✤ Challenges comfortable positions: Is photovoltaics good and nuclear bad? The authors show that it is

not that simple

✤ Offers background knowledge in power generation and supply

READERSHIP: Anyone interested in the natural sciences, all natural scientists, chemists, physicists, politicians, journalists, libraries and the interested public

The Chemistry of Molecular Imaging NICHOLAS LONG & WING-TAK WONGImperial College London; Hong Kong Polytechnic University, PR China

✤ Covers the fundamentals of modern imaging methodologies, including their techniques and

application within medicine and industry

✤ Focuses primarilyon the chemistry of probes and imaging agents, and chemical methodology for

labelling and bioconjugation

✤ First book to investigates the chemistry of molecular imaging

READERSHIP: Practitioners, students and educators in the fields of imaging, organometallic, synthetic chemists, medical imaging, computer vision and image processing

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Metabolomics in PracticeMICHAEL LÄMMERHOFER & WOLFRAM WECKWERTHUniversity of Tuebingen, Germany; University of Vienna, Austria

✤ Features the next big breakthrough in bioanalysis: metabolomics is both the most demanding and the

most powerful “omics” technology in the modern biosciences

✤ Offers insights and advice that will help to clear the hurdles in setting up and running a successful

metabolomics analysis

✤ Addresses the key data quality issues by systematically covering the entire workflow, from sample

preparation to data processing

READERSHIP: Biochemists, biotechnologists, physiological chemists, plant physiologists, and Ph.D. students in biochemistry

G-Quadruplexes New Target in Drug Design

ALBERT S. CHAN, ZHI-SHU HUANG, LIAN-QUAN GU & TIAN-MIAO OUHong Kong Polytechnic University, China; Sun Yat-sen University, China; Sun Yat-sen University, China; Sun Yat-sen University, China

✤ Addresses the topology and structural characteristics of quadruplexes, their interactions with small

ligands and biologically relevant cations and proteins, their possible biological roles, and the potential

of small-ligand (metal-containing) drugs

✤ Covers the multipleroles of G-quadruplexes in different chapters; including the important topic of

RNA quadruplexes

✤ Targetscellular structures, thatwere therecentsubjects of Nobel prize-winning work (the 2009 Nobel

Prizes in Chemistry and Physiology or Medicine), and represents a promising therapy for gene

regulation-related diseases such as cancer

✤ Discusses in vivo studies

READERSHIP: Biochemists,structural biologists, medicinal chemists,pharmaceutical scientists, gene therapy researchers, biophysicists, cellular and molecular biologists, bionanotechnologists, and protein scientists

G-Quadruplexes

Materials for High-Temperature Fuel CellsSAN PING JIANG, YUSHAN YAN & MAX LUCurtin University of Technology, Australia; University of California, USA; University of Queensland, Australia

✤ Provides a critical and concise review and assessment of key materials in various high-temperature

fuel cells

✤ Emphasise on the technical development and applications of key materials such as anodes, cathodes,

electrolytes, interconnects, and catalysts

✤ Covers fundamental principles, advancement, challenges, and important current research themes

✤ Serves as part of the “Materials for Sustainable Energy & Development” book series, edited by Max

(GQ) Lu, University of Queensland, Australia

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, electrochemists, physicists, engineers, physical chemists, automobile industry, electronics engineers, semiconductor industry, and librariesSERIES: NEW MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Heterogeneous Electrode Processes and Localized CorrosionYONGJUN MIKE TAN & R. WINSTON REVIECurtin University of Technology, Australia; Materials Technology Laboratory, Canada

✤ Provides the origins and forms of localised corrosion of passive metals including different forms of

localised corrosion in various environments, research progresses in localised corrosion, and corrosion

monitoring and prevention techniques

✤ Covers engineering aspects of localised corrosion in industry processes and methods used to

determine how localised corrosion rates can be calculated quantitatively and quickly

✤ Focuses on recent research using the wire beam electrode or WBE method and its applications in

measuring, characterising, and evaluating surface inhomogeneity and localised corrosion

READERSHIP: Scientists and technicians, engineers and R&D managers, instrument developers, professors and postgraduates in the fields of chemistry, chemical engineering, materials science and engineering, corrosion science, and engineeringSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN CORROSION

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Protein Engineering HandbookVolume 3

STEFAN LUTZ & UWE THEO BORNSCHEUEREmory University, USA; Greifswald University, Germany

✤ Captures cutting-edge research in a highly innovative field, including key new developments such as

cofactor engineering, extremophile protein engineering and de novo design

✤ Complements and extends the previous two-volume handbook by the same authors to provide a

supreme overview of this burgenoning field

✤ Integrates academic innovations and industrial applications for a balanced view of this multi-faceted

topic

READERSHIP: Biotechnologists, biochemists, bioengineers, enzymologists, biotechnological industry, chemical industry, pharmaceutical industry, and food industry

DNA Sequence Analysis Chemical Coding Theories at Work

ANDRZEJ K. KONOPKABioLingua Research, Inc, USA

✤ Provides solid treatment of statistical and cryptanalytic foundations of today’s sequence analysis, and

a biochemistry perspective on the role of computer-assisted sequence analysis

✤ Focuses on verification of linguistic and cryptological methods of statistical and pragmatic

biomolecular sequence analysis

✤ Covers the theory and practice of those aspects of computer-assisted text analysis that have been and

could be used for analysis of genomic DNA sequences

✤ Features the aspects of RNA, polypeptide, and protein sequence analysis, in addition to DNA and its

biological roles

READERSHIP: Scientists in the field of genomics, computational biologists, computer scientists, and mathematicians, professors, undergraduates and postgraduates in biology, computer science, applied mathematics, bioengineering, genetics and statisticsSERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CHEMICAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

DNA

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Fluorescent Analogues of Biomolecular Building Blocks Design and Applications

M. WILHELMSSONChalmers University of Technology, Sweden

✤ Contains introductory chapters on fluorescence probes that are suitable for beginners into the field

✤ Focuses on design, synthesis, and implementation of new fluorescent analogues of biomolecular

building blocks

✤ Contains a chapter by 2008 Nobelist Roger Tsien. Fluorescence technology was the subject of the

2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry (shared by Professor Roger Tsien, UCSD and Professor Martin Chalfie,

Columbia University)

READERSHIP: Researchers in biochemistry, analytical and medicinal chemistry, biophysics, protein and peptide scientists as well as advanced undergraduates and postgraduate students in these disciplines

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Modeling Biochemical Reactions Steady-state Approximation

SANTIAGO SCHNELLUniversity of Michigan Medical School, USA

✤ Presents a rational and rigorous, yet understandable treatment of the steady-state approximation

✤ Stresses the importance of understanding how models such as steady-state models are derived, what

their limitations are, and how they can be used in a practical fashion in biochemistry

✤ Illustrates how to use mathematical software to derive equations and test their limitations

✤ Includes questions and problems at the end of each chapter, as well as solutions to these problems

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates and postgraduates in chemistry, physical chemistry and biochemistry, practicing researchers in chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry, and systems biologySERIES: WILEY SERIES ON CHEMICAL, COMPUTATIONAL, AND SYSTEMS BIOLOGY

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The Role of Green Chemistry in Biomass Processing and ConversionHAIBO XIE & NICK GATHERGOODBoth of Dublin City University, Ireland

✤ Provides a basic knowledge for bioproducts such as materials, feedstock and fuels

✤ Discusses the opportunities and challenges with green technologies for biomass processing and

conversion

✤ Details various methods for applying green chemistry technologies in the transformation of biomass

into valuable chemicals and sustainable energy

READERSHIP: Researchers in the field of biorefinery and green chemistry including; R&D chemists and engineers, environment & energy policymakers, academics, government employees, and economic, energetic and environmental policymakers

Separation and Purification Technologies in Biorefineries SHRI RAMASWAMY, HUAJIANG HUANG & BANDRAU RAMARAOUniversity of Minnesota, USA; University of Minnesota, USA; State University of New York, USA

✤ Serves as the first book dedicated to separation and purification technologies in biorefineries

✤ Includes numerous case studies, and discussions on the market and industry needs, industrial

challenges, and the economic importance of each technology

READERSHIP: Academic researchers, and scientists in: separations and purification technologies, biorefining, biofuels and bioproducts engineering, chemical engineering, biochemical and environmental engineering as well as advanced students in the fields

Separation

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Handbook of RNA Biochemistry 2nd Edition

ROLAND K. HARTMANN, ALBRECHT BINDEREIF, ASTRID SCHÖN & ERIC WESTHOF

✤ Unmatched in scope and quality: Nowhere else is the practical side of RNA research covered in more

breadth and depth

✤ Almost 100 specialists from across the world share their most recent expertise, including

troubleshooting hints not available from other publications

✤ Broad scope of the book allows the treatment of specialized methods side by side with basic

biochemical techniques, making the book a real treasure trove for every researcher experimenting

with RNA

READERSHIP: Molecular biologists, biochemists, gene technologists, cell biologists, biotechnologists

2 VOLUME SET

Amyloid Fibrils and Prefibrillar AggregatesMolecular and Biological Properties

DANIEL ERIK OTZENAarhus University, Denmark

✤ Establishes the fact that Neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease are

already a leading cause of illness in the world’s ageing population, yet are still without any causative

treatment

✤ Features the formation and role of protein fibrils as one of the main scientific frontiers in

biochemistry

✤ Serves as the first reference on the topic that incorporates recent breakthroughs in amyloid research

READERSHIP: Biochemists, molecular biologists, neurobiologists, neurophysiologists, and practitioners in the pharmaceutical Industry

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KEVIN EWSUK, JUNICHI TATAMI, KEIZO UEMATSU, MAKIO NAITO, ROLF WAESCHE, TORSTEN RABE & VINCENT HACKLEYSandia National Laboratories, USA; Yokohama National University, Japan; Nagaoka University of Technology, Japan; Osaka University, Japan;

Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM) Germany; Federal Institute for Materials Research and Testing (BAM), Germany;

National Institute for Standards and Technology (NIST), USA

✤ Provides comprehensive coverage on how to make and use advanced ceramic materials

✤ Incorporates introductory chapters and basic coverage of underlying principles, valuable discussions

of characterisation techniques, process variability, and how to control the property of the ceramic

material during the design and preparation

✤ Serves as an excellent comprehensive “how-to” resource for all those working with advanced ceramics

READERSHIP: Practicing materials scientists, ceramicists and ceramic engineers, upper-level undergraduate or postgraduate students in courses such as ceramic processing

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The Chemistry and Physics of Intermetallic Materials GORDON J. MILLER & R. BRUCE KINGIowa State University, USA; University of Georgia, USA

✤ Provides a handy reference for professionals working with intermetallic materials in the electronics,

magnetics, structural materials, and coatings industries

✤ Features a how-to guide for designing pure intermetallic materials with targeted properties, synthetic

details, characterisation, factors affecting structure, and relevant physical properties

READERSHIP: Professional and student chemists and chemical engineers interested in inorganic chemistry and materials science in academia, government, and industries, including electronics, magnetics, structural materials, and coatingsSERIES: SPECIAL TOPICS IN INORGANIC CHEMISTRY

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Inorganic Materials Science JOHN N. LALENAUniversity of Maryland, USA

✤ Highlights the interdisciplinary nature of inorganic materials science

✤ Covers the entire structure/property/processing/performance materials pyramid

✤ Presents inorganic materials science as an interdisciplinary field, providing students and professionals

of different backgrounds with useful information they might not have been exposed to

✤ Discusses materials characterisation techniques, materials applications, and end-of-life issues

READERSHIP: Advanced engineering and materials science undergraduates, first- or second-year postgraduates in inorganic/physical chemistry/materials science, materials scientists, and inorganic and solid-state chemists

Inorganic

Materials

Science

Coffee: Growing, Processing, Sustainable Production2nd, Revised Edition

JEAN NICOLAS WINTGENSConsultant, Switzerland

✤ Includes more than 900 illustrations, most of them in full colour, dozens of tables, and a 100-page

appendix with data provide all the knowledge the coffee professional will ever need

✤ Serves as the bible for coffee professionals as well as coffee lovers

✤ Represents the works of leading experts in the business, endorsed by the International Coffee

Organisation and the Specialty Coffee Organisation of America

READERSHIP: Food technologists, agricultural scientists, professionals in the food industry, botanists, and the interested public

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SupercapacitorsMAX LU, FRANCOIS BEGUIN & ELZBIETA FRACKOWIAKUniversity of Queensland, Australia; CNRS-Universite Orleans, France; University of Technology, Poland

✤ Contains a focused electrochemistry primer directly targeting capacitor testing and characterisation,

catering to the diverse backgrounds of readers

✤ Includes all-important materials which cover topics such as carbons andoxides conducting polymers

and systems

✤ Features topics that are of direct industrial relevance, including industrial manufacture, durability,

reliability, the market and applications

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, electrochemists, electrotechnicians, engineers in power technology, libraries, chemical industry, electrotechnical industry, and automobile industrySERIES: NEW MATERIALS FOR SUSTAINABLE ENERGY AND DEVELOPMENT

Structural Materials and Processes in TransportationMATTHIAS BUSSE, AXEL HERRMANN, KAMBIZ KAYVANTASH & DIRK LEHMHUSUniversity of Bremen, Germany; Faserinstitut Bremen, Germany; Cranfield University, UK; University of Bremen, Germany

✤ Features contributions from aerospace centres, Fraunhofer Institutes, car manufacturers and fibre

institutes

✤ Presents insights of researchers on the latest developments of novel materials

✤ Provides information on engineering materials for rail, road and air transport

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, engineering scientists, metal processing industry, plastics industry, aircraft and space industry, automobile industry, and libraries

Aggregate and Natural Fibers Based Concrete S. AMZIANE

✤ Presents an overview of the knowledge on construction materials made from plant particles

✤ Explains building materials that contain main raw material that is renewable, recyclable and easily

available

✤ Focuses on particles and as well on fibres issued from hemp plant

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Bioceramics for Orthopaedic and Dental Applications PANJIAN LI, JONATHAN P. GARINO & L. LEE CHOUDepuy Orthopaedics, Inc.,USA; Pennsylvania Orthopedic Center, USA; Boston University, USA

✤ Covers the current state of the bioceramics field

✤ Provides a systematic overview of ceramic products in skeletal reconstruction and regeneration, along

with an increased understanding of clinical problems and solutions

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Contact Angle, Wettability and Adhesion K. L. MITTALNANO INTERFACE TECHNOLOGY INC. USA

✤ Covers the latest research developments

✤ Addresses many different aspects of wettability

✤ Brings out current and potential applications of the phenomenon of wettability

READERSHIP: Scientists and researchers in academia and individuals in a host of industries, including textiles, printing, coatings, medical, nanotechnology, biotechnology, and adhesive bonding

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Organic OptoelectronicsWENPING HU, FENGLIAN BAI, XIONG GONG, XIAOWEI ZHAN, HONGBING FU & THOMAS BJORNHOLMChinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; Chinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; University of California, USA; Chinese Academy of

Sciences, PR China; Chinese Academy of Sciences, PR China; University of Copenhagen, Denmark

✤ Covers all aspects of the field, with an emphasis on materials synthesis, physicochemical properties,

and device fabrication

✤ Serves as a handy reference for both researchers and those new to the field

✤ Provides strong emphasis on applications, from field effect transistors, light-emitting diodes, and

photonics, to the emerging areas of solar cells and thermoelectric power sources

✤ Represents the works of authors that are internationally recognised experts in the field with academic

as well as industrial experience

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, organic chemists, solid state chemists, physicists, polymer chemists, electrical engineers, manufacturers of optoelectronic devices, postgraduate students, and libraries

Molecular Electronics An Introduction

N. TAOArizona State University, USA

✤ Provides background to those entering the field from various disciplines and to students studying

molecular electronics and nanotechnology

✤ Features a thorough overview of the background necessary for understanding molecular electronics

✤ Delivers a good introduction to quantum chemistry and quantum mechanics, nanoscale transport

theory and models, and the engineering requirements for designing and building molecular-scale

electronic systems

✤ Draws upon materials from tutorial lecture series at workshops and summer schools taught by the

authors at Arizona State University

READERSHIP: Postgraduates from electrical engineering, bioengineering, materials research, physics and chemistry, and researchers in molecular electronics

Molecular

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✤ Contains advanced research topic close to commercialisation, with novel developments such as

“wearable electronics” and the increasing spread of reading devices, as well as stretchable electronics

✤ Provides the undisputed knowledge on how to make electronics stretchable - from mechanical

fundamentals to materials and processing, from devices to real life applications

✤ Serves as a must-have publication that gives an unprecedented overview of a thriving research field

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Metal Chalcogenide Semiconductor Nanostructures and Their Applications in Renewable Energy A. QURASHIKing Fahd University of Petroleum and Minerals, Saudi Arabia

✤ Focuses on metal chalcogenide semiconductor nanostructures for renewable energy applications

✤ Shows the properties and synthesis of a class of nanomaterials essential to renewable energy

manufacturing

READERSHIP: Students, scientists, engineers, researchers working on nanomaterials-based energy aspects associated with chemistry, physics, materials science, electrical engineering, energy science and technology, and environmental science

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Innovations in Manufacturing MUAMMER KOC & TUGRUL OZELVirginia Commonwealth University, USA; Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, USA

✤ Focuses on mechanical-based advanced manufacturing process technologies for materials

✤ Discusses the wide array of modern manufacturing topics

✤ Includes topics such as advanced, emerging and innovative manufacturing process technologies, all

of which are non-traditional and not typically covered in existing manufacturing textbooks

✤ Represents the works of editors who are known for their solid, coherent presentations

READERSHIP: Upper-level undergraduate and postgraduate students, industrial materials scientists and engineers, mechanical engineers, electrical and electronic engineers, and systems and industrial engineers

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Magnetic Cooling – From Fundamentals to High Efficiency Refrigeration DR OLIVER GUTFLEISCH & DR KARL SANDEMANIFW-Dresden, Germany; Imperial College London, UK

✤ Establishes magnetic cooling as one of the few green, energy efficient technologies that is

experiencing a surge in interest

✤ Combines the fundamentals and theory with applied topics

✤ Brings together the latest research from physics, materials science, engineering and chemistry

READERSHIP: Researchers in magnetic materials, working in physics, materials science, engineering, and chemistry, and refrigeration and air conditioning industry engineers

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Atomic-Level Simulations of Energetic Materials Methods and Applications

THOMAS D. SEWELLLos Alamos National Laboratory, USA

✤ Collects in one place the present state-of-the-art in atomic-level simulation techniques and

applications for energetic materials

✤ Gives special attention throughout the book to making clear connections between theory, simulation,

and experiment

✤ Places an emphasis on how to best take the results obtained from atomic-level simulations and

incorporate them into larger-scale approaches in order to yield practically useful predictions

✤ Discusses the assessment of the accuracy and precision of simulation results

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and researchers in: energetic materials, explosives, propellants, pyrotechnics, computational and theoretical chemistry, and solid-state physics and chemistry

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Shape-Memory Polymers Industrial Applications of Smart Materials

E. S. W. KONGShanghai Jiao Tong University, PR China

✤ Provides comprehensive coverage of shape-memory polymers (SMPs), a growing area within “smart

materials” research

✤ Offers a good introduction to the topic and the nature of shape-memory effects and superelasticity

✤ Gives an in-depth look at the properties, mechanics, and characterisation of SMPs and thermoplastic

elastomers

✤ Features a wide range of applications for materials such as bioplastics and biomedical devices,

textiles and fabrics, optical, electronic, and mechanical parts for control systems, cosmetics and

beauty products, and automotives

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and professionals in academia and industry in the following fields: polymers, functional materials engineering including biomedical engineers, textiles/fibres,plastics and rubber

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Modeling and Prediction of Polymer Nanocomposite PropertiesVIKAS MITTALThe Petroleum Institute, United Arab Emirates

✤ Covers all important aspects of one of the most widely used material classes, polymer composites

✤ Provides details of particular aspects of polymer nano composites relevant for researchers at

universities and developers in commercial labs

✤ Puts forward an often neglected topic which covers how accurate modeling of the properties of

polymer materials fosters the understanding of microscopic processes and macroscopic behaviour

✤ Emphasises the close connection between theory and experiment to optimise models and real life

procedures alike

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, polymer chemists, chemical industry, chemical engineers, institutes, institutions, and librariesSERIES: POLYMER NANO-, MICRO- AND MACROCOMPOSITES

Liquid Crystals in Materials Chemistry S. HOLGER EICHHORN & VANCE E. WILLIAMSUniversity of Windsor, UK; Simon Fraser University, Canada

✤ Focuses on non-traditional areas of liquid crystal materials

✤ Addresses topics that are experiencing a significant growth in research activity

✤ Targets three areas of contemporary liquid crystal research consisting nanostructured materials and

liquid crystals, liquid crystalline materials for organic electronics, and light-driven materials based on

liquid crystals

READERSHIP: Researchers and postgraduates in materials and organic chemistry, physics, chemical and mechanical engineering, engineers in organic electronic and optical devices, researchers in photochromism, and nanoparticles

Liquid Crystals

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Energy Autonomous Micro and Nano SystemsM. BELLEVILLECentre for Innovation in Micro & Nanotechnology (MINATEC), France

✤ Provides a detailed overview of the fundamentals and latest developments in the field of energy

autonomous microsystems

✤ Features introductory information and the latest results in the fields ofphotovoltaic, thermal and

mechanical energy harvesting and conversion

✤ Informs about a state-of-the-art of ultra-low power sensor interfaces, digital signal processing and

wireless communications

✤ Details the challenges and latest techniques available to readers interested inthe field of energy

autonomous microsystems

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Antioxidant PolymersSynthesis, Properties, and Applications

GIUSEPPE CIRILO & FRANCESCA IEMMABoth of University of Calabria, Italy

✤ Looks at one of the most fast developing and exciting classes of polymers

✤ Applies to many important industries including biomedical, pharmaceutical, chemical, food, and

cosmetics

READERSHIP: Researchers and industry/academic scientists in biomedical, pharmaceutical and food, polymer science and materials science, research and development of pharmaceutical, cosmetics , plastics, botanics and marine and nano-engineering

Handbook of Polymer Synthesis, Characterization, and Processing ENRIQUE SALDIVAR-GUERRA & EDUARDO VIVALDO-LIMACenter for Research on Applied Chemistry, Mexico; Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM), Mexico

✤ Covers a broad range of polymer science topics such as synthesis, characterisation and processing

✤ Serves as a comprehensive introduction to polymer chemistry and materials

✤ Focuses on industrially-important polymers, analytical techniques, and formulation methods

✤ Contains chapters on step-growth, radical, and co-polymerisation; crosslinking and grafting; reaction

engineering; emulsions characterisation methods as well as advanced technology applications

READERSHIP: Polymer scientists and engineers in industry, chemical engineers, materials scientists, postgraduates in polymer engineering or production programmes

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Computer Modeling for Injection MoldingSimulation, Optimization, and Control

HUAMIN ZHOUHuazhong University of Science and Technology, PR China

✤ Explains computer aided engineering (CAE) and simulation applied to the major polymer processing

method injection molding

✤ Helps readers understand techniques in order to solve problems in advanced control, simulation,

monitoring, and optimisation of the injection molding process

✤ Includes sections that explain typical problems, interpretation of simulation results, and resolution to

problems, as well as case studies of successes and failures

✤ Describes implementation of computer innovations like parallel computing, acceleration method, and

mesh free method in injection molding

READERSHIP: Plastic engineers, researchers, software engineers, mold designers, and injection molding machinery designersQA/QC professionals in polymer industry, academics and industrial researchers,practitioners, postgraduate and advanced students

Handbook of Polymer Crystallization EWA PIORKOWSKA The Centre of Molecular and Macromolecular Studies, Poland

✤ Provides the only comprehensive reference on polymer crystallisation

✤ Covers crystallisation of neat polymers, heterogeneous systems, polymer blends, and polymer

composites

✤ Details common problems and how to resolve issues such as orientation induced crystallisation,

crystallisation in nanocompositesand crystallisation in complex thermal processing conditions

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✤ Serves as the unrivalled reference to cutting-edge celestial dynamics, and a must-have to calculate

exoplanet motion and interplanetary space flight

✤ Features the written works of an internationally renown expert

✤ Offers mathematical supplements for practical use of the formulae

READERSHIP: Astronomers, applied mathematicians, graduate students, libraries at university institutes and universities

Plasma Formulary for Physics, Astronomy, and TechnologySecond, Revised and Enlarged Edition

DECLAN DIVERUniversity of Glasgow, UK

✤ Features new and updated content with latest findings of fusion plasma, plasma in stellar winds,

reaction rates, engineering plasma and many other topics

✤ Provides a unique collection of all relevant formulae and an up-to-date reference list

✤ Serves as a vital reference to practitioners and researchers in all areas of plasma research

READERSHIP: Plasmaphysicists, astronomers, vacuumphysicists, surface physicists, surface chemists, engineers, and university and institute libraries

Theoretical AstrophysicsAn Introduction

MATTHIAS BARTELMANNHeidelberg University, Germany

✤ Features a concise and comprehensive introduction to different theoretical aspects of modern

astrophysics

✤ Presents the fundamental concepts of hydrodynamics, radiation, and stellar dynamics within one

comprehensive textbook

READERSHIP: Students in astronomy, astronomers, theoretical physicists, and university and institute libraries

Atmospheric Radiation JAMES A. COAKLEY JR. & PING YANGOregon State University, USA; Texas A&M University, USA

✤ Provides a closer look at radiative processes and radiative transfer in planetary atmospheres, and a

better understanding of underlying principles of radiative transfer in the atmosphere

✤ Represents the written works of a “senior outstanding scientist and a mid career top notch scientist”

who did excellent work in climate, radiation, clouds and aerosols

✤ Includes examples of how the solutions of the radiative transfer equation are used in remote sensing

to probe the thermal structure and composition of planetary atmospheres

READERSHIP: Meteorologists, molecular physicists, physical institutes, experimental physicists, climatologists, students in physics, and university libraries

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Atomistic Computer SimulationsVERONIKA BRÁZDOVÁ & DAVID R. BOWLERUniversity College London, UK; University College London, UK

✤ Focuses on the thorough understanding of the concepts behind the equations and how these are used

in simulations

✤ Enables readers to run their own atomistic simulations and understand what they are doing

✤ Contains chapters on setting up the simulations include lists of essential parameters to ensure the

simulation is scientifically sound

✤ Includes checklists for planning project, creating input files, analysing output files, and for

troubleshooting, and exercises and tests throughout

READERSHIP: Theoretical physicists, theoretical chemists, computer scientists, students and lecturers in chemical engineering, materials scientists, materials institutes, surface physicists, surface chemists, and atomic physicists

Elementary Particle PhysicsYORIKIYO NAGASHIMAUniversity of Osaka, Japan

✤ Provides up-to-date and comprehensive coverage of particle physics experiments

✤ Covers the theory of and beyond the standard model, and directly links it to the experiments

✤ A must have for researchers in ground based and astroparticle physics

READERSHIP: High energy physicists, theoretical physicists, astronomers, postgraduates, lecturers in physics, and libraries at universities, institutes and companies

Magnetoseismology FREDERICK W. MENK & COLIN L. WATERSBoth of University of Newcastle, Australia

✤ Provides a comprehensive account of magnetoseismology - the tool to monitor space weather

✤ Offers relevance to communication, power supply and many other critical systems, with computational

codes for analysis and evaluation

READERSHIP: Astronomers, geophysicists, geologists, and libraries at university, institutes and companies

Magneto-

seismology

Solar Astrophysics3rd Edition

PETER V. FOUKALCambridge Research and Instrumentation, Inc., UK

✤ Features new and updated content, especially in space weather, modern solar instrumentation, and

the impact of the sun on our climate

✤ Presents current knowledge of the sun explained with simple physics

✤ Covers the entire scope of important topics in solar research

READERSHIP: Students in physics and astronomy, geophysicists, lecturers in physics, astronomers, and university and institutional libraries

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Physics of Organic SemiconductorsWOLFGANG BRÜTTING, CHIHAYA ADACHI & RUSSELL J. HOLMESUniversity of Augsburg, Germany; Kyushu University, Japan; University of Minnesota, USA

✤ Features a highly interdisciplinary research field that spans solid state physics, chemistry and

materials science

✤ Bridges the gap between text book knowledge largely based on crystalline molecular solids on the one

side and other books focusing more on device applications

✤ Appeals to researchers working in the field of organic electronics, both in academia and industry, as

well as advanced master students or PhD students

✤ Provides a good overview of organic electronics or for teaching to introduce their students via

seminars or specialist courses

READERSHIP: Solid state physicists, materials scientists, physical chemists, electrical engineers, postgraduates, Ph.D. students, and university libraries

Optical Engineering of DiamondRICH MILDREN & JAMES RABEAUBoth of Macquarie University, Australia

✤ Serves as an up-to-date and accessible resource on the properties and applications of optical quality

synthetic diamond including single crystal, nanodiamond and polycrystalline

✤ Includes fundamental descriptions of how electromagnetic radiation interacts with diamond

✤ Describes how diamond is and may be used in optical applications, and the current status of these

technologies

✤ Includes major applications such as quantum computation and informatics, nano-imaging, high

performance lasers, and biomedicine

READERSHIP: Optical industry, surface physicists, optoelectronics manufacturers, semiconductor physicists, solid state physicists, bioengineers, advanced and postgraduate students and lecturers in laser specialists, biophysicists and related fields

Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics of Small SystemsFluctuation Relations and Beyond

RAINER KLAGES, WOLFRAM JUST, CHRISTOPHER JARZYNSKI & HEINZ GEORG SCHUSTERQueen Mary University of London, UK; Queen Mary University of London, UK; University of Maryland, USA; University of Kiel, Germany

✤ Features the recent progress in nonequilibrium statistical mechanics carried out on small systems

✤ Focuses on theoretical aspects, with a section on experimental investigations that informs on the

state of matter with the aim to encourage new experiments

✤ Appeals to both theorists and experimentalists

READERSHIP: Physicists, biophysicists, materials scientists, chemists, electrotechnicians, Ph.D. students, and postgraduatesSERIES: ANNUAL REVIEWS OF NONLINEAR DYNAMICS AND COMPLEXITY (VCH)

Nonequilibrium Statistical PhysicsGERD RÖPKEUniversity of Rostock, Germany

✤ Serves as the only coherent presentation of nonequilibrium statistical physics on the level of a

textbook, suited for masters, PhD and PostDoc students in physics and related disciplines

✤ Establishes the fact that nonequilibrium processes are indispensable for many fields of sciences such

as physics, chemistry, related natural sciences, and engineering, especially when it comes to the

development of new technologies

✤ Gives an insight in the problems of nonequilibrium physics, presents different standard approaches,

discusses limits, and suggests improvements. Includes classical as well as quantum statistical

many-particle approaches, with examples

✤ Includes fully worked problems, from simple to advanced, and summaries for each chapter

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Biomedical Devices and Technology MARTIN CULJAT, RAHUL SINGH & HUA LEEUniversity of California, USA; University of California, USA; University of Illinois, USA

✤ Offers an entry-level, comprehensive view of the biomedical devices field with cutting-edge technical

content

✤ Encompasses the key areasof mathematics, physics, chemistry, and biology within biomedical

engineering

✤ Includes 15 chapters, all prepared by top faculty members at the UCLA School of Medicine

✤ Covers devices and systems in diagnostic, surgical, and implant procedures

READERSHIP: Students in freshman year seminars and introductory biomedical engineering courses

Biomedical

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Companion to Quantum Computation and CommunicationMLADEN PAVICICUniversity of Zagreb, Croatia

✤ Serves as a self-contained guide of quantum computation and quantum communication that avoids

detailed mathematical proofs where possible

✤ Uses a mixed exposition in between a popular and a technical approach to quantum computation

✤ Connects the standard results of the field with more recent developments such as implementations

and new approaches

✤ Features an interdisciplinary interest in physics, mathematics, and computer science

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, students in physics, informatics, electrical engineering, lecturers, electrical engineers, libraries at universities

A Course of Theoretical Physics P. JOHN SHEPHERDEmeritus Professor, University of Exeter, UK

✤ Covers almost all theoretical physics topics that would typically be taught in an advanced bachelor

program or to prepare for a Masters in theoretical physics

✤ Serves as a guide for instructors, covering all the key topics of theoretical physics required in an

undergraduate physics program

✤ Presents an introduction to theoretical topics in physics for postgraduate students who aren’t

specialists in physics

✤ Includes, with full derivations of all expressions, accounts of Nobel-prize-winning work such as the

Weinberg–Salam theory of the electroweak interaction and the Bardeen–Cooper–Schrieffer theory of

superconductivity

READERSHIP: Instructors on topics of theoretical physics required in an undergraduate physics program, students of all levels who want an overview of topics in theoretical physics that weren’t part of their undergraduate curriculum

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Plasma MedicineALEXANDER FRIDMAN & GARY FRIEDMANBoth of Drexel University, USA

✤ Represents the first book on this topic aimed at the University teaching market

✤ Features the physics required to develop novel plasma discharges relevant for medical applications,

and the medicine to apply the technology not only in-vitro but also in vivo testing

✤ Provides the biology to understand complicated biochemical processes involved in plasma interaction

with living tissues

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Integrated Biomaterials for Biomedical TechnologyMURUGAN RAMALINGAM, ASHUTOSH TIWARI, SEERAM RAMAKRISHNA & HISATOSHI KOBAYASHIUniversity of Strasbourg, France; Linköping University, Sweden; National University of Singapore, Singapore; National Institute for Materials

Science, Japan

✤ Provides details on the current advancement in the field of biomaterials, written by experts of

biomaterials from around the world

✤ Addresses many applications for medical, tissue engineering, tissue regenerative, biomedical, and

bone tissue applications

✤ Incorporates figures and tables with current data

READERSHIP: Students, researchers, professors, and industrial experts in biomaterials, materials science and engineering, nanoscience and nanotechnology, bioengineering, biomedical sciences, and tissue engineeringSERIES: BIOMATERIALS SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

Nanomaterials in Drug Delivery, Imaging, and Tissue Engineering ASHUTOSH TIWARILinkoping University, Sweden

✤ Covers nanotheragnostics which is the new edge of nanomedicine combining both diagnostic and

therapeutic elements at nano level

✤ Reports on nanoscopic therapeutic systems that incorporate therapeutic agents, molecular targeting

and diagnostic imaging capabilities

✤ Features a comprehensive 27-chapter multi-disciplinary book that will be invaluable to researchers

and scientists in materials science, bioengineering, pharmacy, biotechnology and nanotechnology

READERSHIP: Students and researchers from diverse backgrounds such as chemistry, materials science, physics, pharmacy, biological science, biotechnology and nanotechnology, and biomedical engineering

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Micro and Nanotechnologies in Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering MURUGAN RAMALINGAMUniversity of Strasbourg (UdS), France

✤ Covers current perspectives of micro and nanotechnologies for the advancement of cells and tissue

studies

✤ Gives a general view of fundamental principles of the up-to-date micro/nanotechnological advances in

cell and tissue engineering

✤ Features the works of four leading researchers in micro/nanotechnologies, stem cell and tissue

engineering who are able to illustrate, together with all the invited contributors, the latest and most

advanced accomplishments in this interdisciplinary field as well as provide valuable insights for its

future development

READERSHIP: Academicians researchers and students in materials science and engineering, bioengineering, biomaterials, nanotechnology, biomedical science and engineering, medicine, dental and pharmaceuticsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

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Chemical Sensors and BiosensorsRENE LALAUZEEcole Nationale Supérieure Des Mines, France

✤ Presents the role of electrical, electrochemical, piezoelectric and optical transducers in detection

mechanisms through their developments and from a performance point of view

✤ Places a large emphasis on interaction between chemical and biological species, in a gaseous or

liquid state, and details mineral and biological materials acting as sensitive elements

✤ Combines information from different scientists and professors from different universities and

constitutes an updating of the state-of-the-art for chemical sensors, biosensors and biochips

✤ Describes the constant progress being made in the theoretical and technological aspects concerning

studies and developments of chemical sensors, biosensors and biochips

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Effective Interpersonal and Team Communication Skills for Engineers CLIFFORD WHITCOMBNaval Postgraduate School, USA

✤ Helps engineers learn basic and advanced technical communication skills in order to cope with on

the job issues as well as presentation skills

✤ Uses self-assessment tools and practical examples

✤ Includes many engineering-specific case studies

READERSHIP: Engineer and technical communicators

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Implosion Lessons from National Security, High Reliability Spacecraft, Electronics, and the Forces which Changed Them

L. TEMPLE ✤ Features the complex inter-dependence of solid state electronics and practical implementations in

the national security and nation defense space programmes

✤ Presents the evolution of military standards for piece parts, quality and reliability as they affected

national security and national defense space programmes

✤ Provides insight into the attempted reforms of federal systems acquisition of national security and

national defense space systems in the latter half of the 20th Century

✤ Shows the complexity of science and technology public policy decisions in the context of political,

organisational and economic realities

READERSHIP: Aerospace industry, students, lecturers in engineering management, history of technology, and socio-political aspects of technology, instrumentation, measurement and testing, reliability and quality testing, and systems engineering standards

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Power Management Integrated Circuit Analysis and DesignWING-HUNG KIThe Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), PR China

✤ Presents concepts that are discussed in both qualitative and quantitative aspects

✤ Provides supplementary instructional materials for lecturers

✤ Features MATLAB simulation code for readers to download and practice on their own

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students in power electronics and VLSI, practicing IC design engineers, power management engineers and senior undergraduate students in electronic and computer engineering

Handbook of Measurement in Science and Engineering MYER KUTZJohn Wiley & Sons, Inc., USA

✤ Serves as the most comprehensive, up-to-date reference on engineering measurements covering all

major engineering disciplines

✤ Provides coverage of the basic theory, necessary tools, techniques of measurement and analysis, and

applications across disciplines

READERSHIP: Engineers, scientists, and technical managers in industry and government at all levels, members of major engineering associations, such as ASME, IEEE, ASCE, specialised societies, such as SAE, SME, academics and researchers

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Dynamic Modeling and Predictive Control in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells B. HUANGUniversity of Alberta, Canada

✤ Offers comprehensive coverage of SOFC dynamic models and modeling approach from first principles,

bringing together many aspects of SOFC technology in one book for the first time

✤ Provides parameters for all models developed for easy reference and reproducing of the results

✤ Discusses lumped model and distributed model from cell level to system level, and uses NMPC,

which is well understood by both industry and academia

✤ Features applications to the state-of-the-art unscented Kalman filter, model predictive control, and

monitoring techniques to SOFC systems

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, faculty members, and researchers in the area of fuel cells, process systems engineering, control systems engineering, process control, and electrochemical engineering

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Transmission Electron Microscopy in Micro-nanoelectronics A. CLAVERIE

✤ Presents in a simple and practical way the new quantitative techniques based on transmission

electron microscopy which have been recently invented or developed

✤ Addresses most of the main challenging issues scientists and process engineers have to face to

develop or optimize semiconductor layers and devices

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Selective Visual Attraction Computational Models and Applications

H. ZHANGFudan University, PR China

✤ Provides a key knowledge boost to developers of image processing applications

✤ Emphasises the practical utility of attention mechanisms with a number of real world examples

✤ Includes tools such as robot navigation and object selection, image and video quality assessment, as

well as image and video coding

✤ Provides codes for users to apply in practical attentional models and mechanisms

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, researchers in neural networks, image processing, machine learning, computer vision, and other areas of biologically inspired model building and applications, practicing engineers, students and researchers

Selective

Visual

Attraction

Negotiating Cultural Encounters Narrating Intercultural Engineering and Technical Communication

HAN YU & GERALD SAVAGEKansas State University, USA; Illinois State University, USA

✤ Responds to the need for new cases in intercultural communication

✤ Features the works of contributors with diverse backgrounds in terms of training, cultural

backgrounds, geographical locations, workplace roles, affiliations, and assigned projects

✤ Covers various topics such as designing e-commerce websites, localising manufacture equipment and

documentation, and translating healthcare product materials

✤ Provides hands-on application of cultural heuristics and dimensions

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers, technical experts, engineering management, engineering teachers and training professionals, technical writers, editors, translators, researchers, engineering and technical communications students at all levelsSERIES: IEEE PCS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION SERIES

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Handbook of 3D IntegrationVolume 1 and 2 – Technology and Applications of 3D Integrated Circuits

PHILIP GARROU, CHRISTOPHER BOWER & PETER RAMMResearch Triangle Park, USA; Semprius Inc., USA; Fraunhofer Institute IZM, Germany

✤ Puts the known physical limitations for classic 2D electronics into perspective with the requirements

for further electronics developments and market necessities

✤ Shows 3D solutions to the feature density problem

✤ Addresses important issues such as wafer processing, die bonding, packaging technology, and thermal

aspects

✤ Contains contributions from key players in the field - companies, institutes and academia

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, and lecturers, materials scientists, electronics engineers, physicists, IT engineers, and electrical engineers

Numerical Analysis in ElectromagneticsThe TLM Method

PIERRE SAGUET ✤ Gives a broad overview of the TLM (Transmission Line Matrix) method

✤ Explains how the TLM method has acquired a reputation for being a powerful and effective tool by

numerous teams and still benefits today from significant theoretical developments

✤ Contains applications examples, enabling the reader to draw conclusions regarding the performance

of the implemented techniques, at the same time validate them

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in the field of engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and electromagnetic theory

ElectromagnetismMaxwell Equations, Wave Propagation and Emission

TAMER BECHERRAWY ✤ Addresses electromagnetic theory and its applications

✤ Discusses basic concepts and mathematical analysis

✤ Includes advanced topics, such as wave theory, special relativity, emission of radiation by charges

and antennas, induction, as well as Maxwell equations and electromagnetic waves

✤ Provides four additional topics which include guided waves, relativistic electrodynamics, particles in

an electromagnetic field and emission of radiation

READERSHIP: Undergraduate students in physics and engineering

Supervision and Safety of Complex Systems N. MATTAUniversity of Technology of Troyes, France

✤ Presents results of projects carried out by both scientific and industry researchers into the techniques

to help in maintenance, control, supervision and security of systems

✤ Takes into account the technical environmental and human factors

✤ Supported by the Scientific Group GIS 3SGS. A collaborative work from 13 partners (academic and

industrial) who have come together to deal with security problems

✤ Focuses on stochastic and dynamic modeling, maintenance, forecasting, diagnosis, reliability,

performance, organizational, human and environmental factors, uncertainty and experience feedback

READERSHIP: Professionals in engineering & materials science / electrical & electronics engineering / control systems technology

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Reliability Engineering KAILASH C. KAPURUniversity of Washington, USA

✤ Provides worked problems, a solutions manual, and class-tested material

✤ Helps readers set guiding principles that can be used to design and manage reliability programs for

the contemporary world

✤ Teaches readers to design the process capability considering potential failure modes, failure sites,

and failure mechanisms, obtained from the physics of failure, analysis, and the life cycle profile

✤ Explains how to integrate reliability methods and techniques in the Six Sigma Process and Design for

Six Sigma

READERSHIP: Professionals interested in gaining knowledge of the practical aspects of reliability, advanced undergraduates, postgraduates; corporate sales people, trainers, and librariesSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN SYSTEMS ENGINEERING AND MANAGEMENT

Reliability

Engineering

Calibration of Industrial Robot Manipulators P. MAURINEInstitut National Des Sciences Appliquées (INSA), France.

✤ Focuses on the calibration of robot manipulators

✤ Develops the practical methods used in the industrial world

✤ Presents case studies of successes and failures in the industrial world

✤ Shows why calibration is essential to fulfill the requirements of an innovative automated

manufacturing line

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and graduate students in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, and computer studies; robotics researchers working in industry or in governmentSERIES: ISTE

Calibration of

Industrial

Robot

Manipulators

Modern Machine Learning Techniques and Their Applications in Cartoon Animation Research JUN YU & DACHENG TAOBoth of Nanyang Technological University, Singapore

✤ Serves as an introductory book for those needing to understand the modern machine learning

techniques and their applications in specific areas like cartoon animation research

✤ Helps readers learn the latest machine learning techniques

✤ Includes patch alignment framework, spectral clustering, graph cuts and convex relaxation, ensemble

manifold learning, multiple kernel learning, multiview subspace learning, and multiview distance

metric learning

✤ Presents the applications of these modern machine learning techniques in cartoon animation research

READERSHIP: Engineers, scientists, and professionalsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON SYSTEMS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

Modern Machine Learning

Techniques and Their

Applications in Cartoon Animation Research

Autonomous Learning SystemsFrom Data Streams to Knowledge in Real-time

PLAMEN ANGELOVLancaster University, UK

✤ Presents the subject systematically in a logical sequence from explaining the fundamentals to

illustrating the proposed approach with numerous applications

✤ Discusses a wide range of applications in fields including unmanned vehicles/robotics, oil refineries,

chemical industry and biomedicine

✤ Provides illustrations and software code that can be used for further research as well as lecture notes

that can be used for teaching short courses

READERSHIP: Academics and researchers interested in control theory, fuzzy logic, machine learning and system identification, practicing engineers and R&D engineers in the aerospace, process and intelligent transportation industries

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Systemic Design Methodologies for Electrical Energy Systems Analysis, Synthesis and Management

XAVIER ROBOAMCNRS, France

✤ Unveils a methodological vision of the systemic design process with various methods of analysis and

optimisation, modeling approach, and design tools

✤ Offers a systemic analysis methods for quality and stability of systems, including safety and

robustness analysis

✤ Gathers the French academic vision on that topic with participation of 10 research labs in electrical

engineering in universities of Belfort, Grenoble, Lille, Lyon, Nancy, Nantes-St Nazaire, Paris, and

Toulouse

READERSHIP: Students, lecturers and practitioners in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and power technology and power engineering

Systemic

Design

Methodologies

for Electrical

Energy

Systems

Integrated Design by Optimization of Electrical Energy SystemsXAVIER ROBOAM

✤ Presents the vision of French academics about electrical energy system design methodologies

✤ Dedicated to discussion of analysis about EESs and system management

✤ Focused on modeling and sizing tools of EESs

READERSHIP: Students, lecturers and practitioners in engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and power technology and power engineering

Handbook of Power Systems Engineering with Power Electronics Applications2nd Edition

YOSHIHIDE HASEKokushikan-University, Japan

✤ Features new chapters and coverage of the theories and practical applications of power electronics

✤ Includes EHV and high voltage applications such as DC-transmission, SVC, speed adjustable pumped

storage hydro generation, and various power conditioner applications such as UPS, and wind

generation

✤ Covers the IEC-Standards from 2010

✤ Offers a thorough treatment of fundamental principles of power system engineering and theories of

the power system network, combining theories and technologies into a single unified hierarchy

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers, engineering companies, engineers in power generation, transmission line and sub-station equipment, total network-dispatching control, local equipment control, protection, postgraduates and advanced students

Instantaneous Power Theory and Applications to Power Conditioning 2nd Edition

HIROFUMI AKAGITokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

✤ New edition includes exercises at the end of many chapters, includes practical examples, and

information on hybrid filter for medium voltage application

✤ Introduces many important concepts in the field of active filtering that cannot be found in other books

✤ Presents a review of power theories and shows that the instantaneous power theory gives an important

basic knowledge for the understanding and designing of shunt, series, combined shunt-series power

active filters as well as hybrid passive-active power filters

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduates, postgraduates and electrical engineers interested in understanding or solving harmonic pollution problemsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON POWER ENGINEERING

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-10761-4

Instantaneous

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Acoustic Microscopy and Ultrasonic ImagingFrom Principles to Applications

ROMAN GR. MAEVUniversity of Windsor, Canada

✤ Includes new transducer materials or novel array solutions which have led to the design of new

devices

✤ Presents novel results and techniques that enables experts from different disciplines to apply those

methods and therefore to move further research

✤ Features the works of Roman Maev, an experienced author and one of the leading scientists in this area

READERSHIP: Test engineers, materials scientists, solid state chemists and physicists, bioengineers, life scientists, pharma engineers, libraries at universities, libraries at university institutes

Fundamental Elements of Applied Superconductivity in Electrical Engineering Y. WANGNorth China Electric Power University, PR China

✤ Presents a clear introduction to the application of superconductor in electrical engineering and

related fundamental technologies

✤ Arms readers with the technological aspects of superconductivity required to produce a machine

✤ Covers power supplying technologies in superconducting electric apparatus

READERSHIP: Academic researchers, postgraduates and senior undergraduates inelectrical engineering, superconducting device researchers, and engineers

Fundamental

Elements of

Applied Super-

conductivity

in Electrical

Engineering

Frontiers of Electronic MaterialsJÖRG HEBER, DARRELL SCHLOM, YOSHINORI TOKURA, RAINER WASER & MATTHIAS WUTTIGNature Materials, UK; Cornell University, USA; The University of Tokyo, Japan; RWTH Aachen, Germany; RWTH Aachen, Germany

✤ Reports on the hottest topics in condensed matter research and therefore forms an essential resource

for the researchers of today and tomorrow

✤ Presents fundamental as well as application-oriented research; covering superionic conductors,

thermoelectrics, photovoltaics as well as chip architectures and computational concepts

✤ Features the works of high profile authors from US, Japan, Korea, and Europe

READERSHIP: Materials scientists, solid state physicists, electronics engineers, solid state chemists, libraries at universities, and libraries at university institutes

Solar Energy at Urban Scale B. BECKERSCompiègne University of Technology, France

✤ Collects the points of view of 18 specialists from around the world on the interaction between solar

energy and constructions

✤ Discusses the combination of territorial, urban and architectural scales to better regulate energetic

efficiency and light comfort for the sustainable city

✤ Proposes a multi-disciplinary and systematic approach concerning specialities as different as

meteorology, geography, architecture and urban engineering systems, all surrounding the essential

problem of solar radiation

READERSHIP: Students, lecturers and practitioners in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, power technology and power engineering, and wind and solar energy

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Advanced Instrumentation and Computer I/O DesignDefined Accuracy Decision, Control, and Process Applications2nd Edition

PATRICK H. GARRETTThe University of Cincinnati, USA

✤ Incorporates the latest electronic devices and system applications

✤ Presents updated content with improved accuracyofthe design models between their theoretical

derivations and actual measured results

✤ Features end-of-chapter problems and case studies that are based on actual industry, laboratory and

aerospace system designs

✤ Includes a separate solutions manual

READERSHIP: Instrumentation and measurement device and circuit engineers, engineers specialising in sensing technology, robotics system engineers, and manufacturing automation specialists

Polymeric Sensors and ActuatorsJ. FINKMontanuniversität, Austria

✤ Offers a comprehensive discussion on sensors, a very large and growing market

✤ Covers in some depth the various polymers that are used for sensors and actuators from the view of

organic chemistry

✤ The author has researched both scientific papers and patents to include all the recent discoveries

and applications

✤ Chapters on the methods of fabrication, smart textiles, actuators, as well as the processing of data

are included

READERSHIP: Researchers and students in chemistry, polymer science, materials science, and electrical engineering

Fundamentals of Modern Measurements Theory and Practice

A. FERREROPolitecnico Di Milano University, Italy

✤ Provides a systematic analysis of modern measurement technologiesfrom basics to applications

✤ Includes downloadable application examples including MATLAB codes, and a separate solution

manual

✤ Features the works written by the authority in IEEE Man, System & Cybernetic Society

✤ Covers practical application examples in the second part of the book

READERSHIP: Professionals in measurement and instrumentation, electrical engineerswhose interest is in metrology, signal processing, data processing professionals, systems engineers, postgraduates and undergraduates in electrical engineering

Fundamentals

of Modern

Measurements

Polarimetric Scattering and SAR Information Retrieval Y. Q. JINFudan University, PR China

✤ Features theoretical scattering models and SAR data analysis techniques

✤ Explains the simulation of SAR images for mono- and bi-static radars, covering both qualitative and

quantitative information retrieval

✤ Covers chapter topics such as theoretical scattering models; SAR data analysis and processing

techniques; and theoretical quantitative simulation reconstruction and inversion techniques

✤ Includes MATLAB code for readers to run their own routines

READERSHIP: Research scientists, engineers and scientists, application developers, remote sensing specialists, users of SAR and polarimetric SAR technology, and postgraduates in electric engineering, physics, earth and space sciences

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Object Detection and Recognition in Digital Images Theory and Practice

BOGUSLAW CYGANEKAGH-University of Science and Technology, Poland

✤ Discusses the most significant and up-to-date methods of object detection and recognition

✤ Offers a balanced treatment between theory, implementation (mainly C++ of crucial algorithms, with

some algorithms in MATLAB) and case studies detailing practical applications of the discussed

methods

✤ Features a companion website hosting software, example data files, test images, colour images, as

well as additional material such as software manual, and solutions to exercises

READERSHIP: Professionals, researchers, R&D engineers and developers, working in computer vision and related areas, postgraduates involved in computer vision, digital signal processing, image processing and associated areas

Object

Detection

and

Recognition

in Digital

Images

Direct Eigen Control for Induction Machines and Synchronous MotorsJEAN CLAUDE ALACOQUE

✤ Describes a new fast type of motor control applied to asynchronous machine (AM), surface mounted

permanent magnet synchronous motor (SM-PMSM) and interior permanent magnet synchronous motor

(I-PMSM) with various examples

✤ Summarises a method that supersedes the two known direct control solutions – Direct Self Control

and Direct Torque Control - to be used for AC motor control and to control input filter current and

voltage of an inverter feeding an AC motor

✤ Presents comprehensive simulations that are easy for the reader to reproduce on a computer

✤ Features control programmes that are hosted on a companion website

READERSHIP:Researchers in drive control; postgraduates in electric machines, electric engineers in the field of railways, electric cars, plane surface control, military applications, engineers in machine tools, robots, rolling mills, and senior undergraduatesSERIES: WILEY – IEEE

Embedded Systems Hardware, Design and Implementation

KRZYSZTOF INIEWSKIUniversity of Alberta, Canada

✤ Features the works of top industry experts and key academic professors

✤ Presents a comprehensive coverage with extensive cross-referencing features

✤ Covers potential for new marketsand technologies

✤ Discusses testability for the embedded system design

READERSHIP: Practicing engineers and managers working in energy and networking, senior undergraduates, and postgraduate students

Embedded

Systems

Algorithmic and AI Methods for Protein Bioinformatics YI PANGeorgia State University, USA

✤ Includes 30 chapters, in five parts, from an array of industry experts

✤ Contains chapters on protein sequence analysis, protein structure analysis, protein structure

alignment and assessment, protein-protein interaction analysis and application of protein analysis

✤ Includes case studies in applications of protein bioinformatics

✤ Covers AI techniques such as Support Vector Machines (SVMs), Hidden Markov Models (HMM),

neural networks and more

READERSHIP: Bioinformatics specialists in academia, industry professionals in pharmaceuticals, data mining researchers, postgraduates, molecular biologists, mathematical scientists, senior undergraduates, postgraduates, and PhD studentsSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN BIOINFORMATICS

Algorithmic

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Methods for

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Microwave and Millimeter Wave Circuits and SystemsEmerging Design, Technologies and Applications

APOSTOLOS GEORGIADIS, HENDRIK ROGIER, LUCA ROSELLI & PAOLO ARCIONICentre Tecnològic De Telecomunicacions De Catalunya (CTTC), Spain; Ghent University, Belgium; University of Perugia, Italy;

University of Pavia, Italy

✤ Discusses modeling and design strategies for new appealing applications in the domain of microwave

and millimeter wave circuits and systems

✤ Addresses modeling, design and applications both from the circuit as from the system perspective

✤ Covers the latest innovations in the respective fields

✤ Addresses a selected problem and challenge within the field of Microwave and Millimeter wave

circuits in each chapter, with case studies and examples where appropriate

READERSHIP: Engineers, researchers, research project managers and engineers working in R&D, professors, and postgraduates, PhD students, and professionals working in product development

Dictionary of Computer Vision and Image Processing 2nd Edition

ROBERT FISHERUniversity of Edinburgh, UK

✤ Contains an additional 1000 new terms to reflect current updates, which includes a significantly

increased focus on image processing terms, as well as machine learning terms

✤ Features citations to the terms to point to further reading about each term

✤ Offers supplementary regrouping of related terms by concept

✤ Provides illustrated diagrams and images to help clarify explanation

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduates, Masters and PhD students; researchers in computer vision and image processing, IT applications groups at companies; experienced professionals in computer vision, image processing and multimedia applications

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-01526-1

Dictionary of

Computer

Vision and

Image

Processing

Power Systems Signal Processing PAULO F. RIBEIRO, PROF AUGUSTO SANTIAGO CERQUEIRA, PROF MOISES VIDAL RIBEIRO, PROF PAULO MÉRCIO DA SILVEIRA & PROF CARLOS AUGUSTO DUQUECalvin College, USA; Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil; Federal Universityof Juiz de Fora, Brazil; Feral University of Itajubá, Brazil;

Federal University of Juiz de Fora, Brazil

✤ Provides an exhaustive reference on the analysis of time-varying waveform distortions in power

systems, detailing many different approaches

✤ Contains case studies and basic application examples, tables, and graphs to enable better

understanding of the methods presented

✤ Features the work written by a range of professionals, varying from university lecturers to practicing

power engineers, and edited by a well-known professor in power issues

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, practicing utility engineers, university professors and researchers working in power systems and power quality areas, senior undergraduates, consultants, and maintenance, instrumentation and power electronics engineersSERIES: WILEY – IEEE

Power

Systems

Signal

Processing

Signal and Image Multiresolution AnalysisA. OUAHABIUniversité De Tours, France

✤ Presents a topic that has been of high attention for computer graphics, geometric modeling,

visualisation, signal and image processing, biomedical engineering, andtelecommunication over the

last few years

✤ Reveals the various advantages of using multiresolution analysis

✤ Gives insight into the extent of the power in using multiresolution analysis

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in the fields of mathematics, statistics and waveletsSERIES: ISTE

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Advanced Mobility and Transport EngineeringS. HAMMADIEcole Centrale de Lille, France

✤ Aims to design and develop methodologies in order to realise a MIS tool which can ensure permanent

multimodal information availability before and during travel, considering passengers’ mobility

✤ Proposes methods and tools that help transport network customers to formulate their requests when

they connect to their favorite information systems through PC, laptop, cell phone, Portable Digital

Assistant (PDA), etc

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, communication technology, and networks

Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB ApplicationsRICHARD J. TERVO University of New Brunswick, USA

✤ Tervo first introduces actual behaviour of specific signals and then uses them to motivate presentation

of mathematical concepts

✤ The goal is to help students who can’t visualize phenomena from an equation to develop their

intuition and learn to analyse signals by inspection

✤ Most of the examples and problems are designed to use MATLAB, making the presentation more in

line with modern engineering practice

✤ Extensive use of innovative applications in examples and problems

READERSHIP: Electrical Engineering students with Communications modules

Instrumentation and Metrology in Oceanography M. LE MENNConservatoire National Des Arts Et Métiers (CNAM), France

✤ Describes oceanographic sensors, instruments, instruments carriers and calibration techniques

✤ Covers allaspects of oceanographic instrumentation, including technology of sensors and instruments,

ways of measurement, boats, floats, and platforms

READERSHIP: Second or third year geography undergraduates, technicians andengineersin geology and environmental sciences, oceanography and paleoceanography

Instru-

mentation

and

Metrology in

Oceanography

RF/Microwave Circuit Design for Wireless Applications2nd Edition

ULRICH L. ROHDE & MATTHIAS RUDOLPHSynergy Microwave Corporation, USA; Brandenburg University of Technology, Germany

✤ Discusses complete systems for which circuits are designed as well as the device technologies on

which the devices and circuits are based

✤ Presents theory as well as practical issues such as new 4G telecommunication standards, the design

of power amplifiers and recent advances in the understanding of noise in mixers and oscillators

✤ Introduces wireless systems and modulation types, as well as a systematic approach that

differentiates between designing for battery-operated devices and base-station design

READERSHIP: Circuit designers, engineers, designers and manufacturers, researchers in semiconductor technologies, telecommunications and wireless transmission systems, developers of simulation software, postgraduates and researchers

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Safety of Software-based Systems JEAN-LOUIS BOULANGERIndependent Safety Assessor (ISA), France

✤ Offers a comparison between the different standards applicable to safety critical software

applications, covering a range of technologies

✤ Presents an analysis of safety standards and their implementation in certification strategies from

different domains such as aeronautics, automation, automotive, nuclear, railway and space

applications

✤ Features the works of authors belong to theCG2E (”Club des Grandes Entreprises de l’Embarqué”),

who are experts from all domains and standards

READERSHIP: Engineering and materials scientists and industrial engineers

Safety of

Software-

based

Systems

System Engineering of Computer Networks Reliability and Fault Tolerance

NORMAN F. SCHNEIDEWINDNaval Postgraduate School, USA

✤ Features the works written by a reliable computer based system expert who has served the US

Homeland Security Committee

✤ Includes both wired and wireless (mobile) networks

✤ Demonstrates how to plan and develop reliable and fault tolerant network

READERSHIP: Computer-based systems engineers, software engineers, and hardware and network engineers SERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON SYSTEMS SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

System

Engineering

of Computer

Networks

Evolutionary Algorithms for Mobile Ad hoc Networks PASCAL BOUVRYUniversity of Luxembourg, Luxembourg

✤ Identifies, models and optimises solutions to problems that arise in daily research

✤ Presents complete and up-to-date surveys on topics like network and mobility simulators

✤ Provides sample problems along with solutions and descriptions used to solve each, with all code

available to reference on a supplementary website online

✤ Covers current, relevantissues in mobile networks, including energy use, broadcasting performance,

device mobility, and more

READERSHIP: Researchers of mobile networks, PhD students specialising inoptimisation, advanced search techniques, multi-objective optimisation, and mobile networks, senior undergraduates and postgraduates studying mobile networksSERIES: NATURE-INSPIRED COMPUTING SERIES

Evolutionary

Algorithms

for Mobile

Ad hoc

Networks

Electronic Health Records Standards, Coding Systems, Frameworks and Infrastructures

PRADEEP K. SINHACentre for Development of Advanced Computing (CDAC), India

✤ Offers comprehensive coverage of available EHR, or Electronic Health Record standards, including

ISO, European Union Standards, and National initiatives by Sweden, Netherlands, Canada, Australia

and many others

✤ Includes a glossary containing definitions of frequently used terms in the area of Electronics Health

Record to allow the readers to quickly find out the meaning of a term of his/her interest

✤ Contains numerous diagrams and illustration to facilitate comprehension

✤ Discusses security and reliability of data

READERSHIP: IT Specialists in EHR; software engineers specialised in EHR, US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)

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✤ Focuses on four major issues,which include security policy engineering, network security risk

management, secure multimedia transmission and wireless sensor networks engineering

✤ Introduces new mathematical models that allow efficient design and implementation of surveillance

systems based on the WSN technology

✤ Includes military applications like mobile target tracking, as well as a section on vehicular technology

and WLANs

✤ Investigates future research areas through case studies

READERSHIP: Network security researchers, professors, and studentsSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION NETWORKS SECURITY

Mathematical

Theories for

Computer

and Network

Security

Engineering

Audiovisual ArchivesDigital Text and Discourse Analysis

P. STOCKINGERNational Institute of Oriental Languages and Civilisations (INALCO), France

✤ Describes “active appropriation”, which is the use of existing digital audiovisual resources by users or

user communities according to their expectations, needs, interests or desires

✤ Demonstrates well-known “from data to metadata” or “from simple information to relevant

knowledge” problems, which influences the effective use, social impact and relevancy, and future, of

digital knowledge archives

✤ Gives the practical, technical, and theoretical context of converting audiovisual archives to digital

READERSHIP: Students, practitioners and researchers in engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and communication technology

Green Networking FRANCINE KRIEFBordeaux Institute of Technology, France

✤ Presents recent advances and future directions in green networking

✤ Includes discussion on energy efficient networks such as wired networks, wireless networks, mobile

networks, adaptive networks, green terminals, and industrial research in green networking for smart

cities

READERSHIP: Engineers in networking, computer, electronics, PhD students, teachers and researchers in networking,engineering and materials science, electrical and electronics engineering, and communication technology

Green

Networking

Digital Color ImagingCHRISTINE FERNANDEZ-MALOIGNE, FREDERIQUE ROBERT-INACIO & LUDOVIC MACAIREPoitiers University, France; ISEN, France; Lille 1 University, France

✤ Identifies the latest developments in the field of automatic processing and analysis of digital colour

images

✤ Presents a critical state-of-the-art perspective on the scientific issues raised by the various steps

constituting the chain of colour image processing

✤ Covers a wide range of topics related to computational colour imaging

✤ Includes colour filtering and segmentation, colour texture characterisation, colour invariant for object

recognition, colour and motion analysis, as well as colour image and video indexing and retrieval

READERSHIP: Those interested in computing, computer graphics designers, and general computer graphics professionalsSERIES: ISTE

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LTE Security Revised Edition

GUTHER HORNNokia Siemens Networks, Germany

✤ Features a concise, fully updated guide to the 3GPP LTE Security Standardisation specifications

✤ Describes the essential elements of LTE and SAE Security, written by leading experts who

participated in decisively shaping SAE/LTE security in the relevant standardisation body, 3GPP

✤ Explains the rationale behind the standards specifications giving readers a broader understanding of

the context to these specifications

✤ Includes new chapters covering 3GPP work on system enhancements for MTC, plus application layer

security in ETSI TC M2M and embedded smart card in ETSI SCP and more

READERSHIP: System engineers, developers, technical sales professionals, communication engineers and software developers in mobile communication field, security experts, technical managers, students, and researchers in LTE securitySERIES: NSN/NOKIA SERIES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-66103-1

LTE Security

Vehicle Safety CommunicationsProtocols, Security, and Privacy

TAO ZHANG & LUCA DELGROSSITelcordia Technologies, USA; Mercedes-Benz Research & Development North America, Inc., USA

✤ Provides a systemic description of cooperative vehicle systems

✤ Features content based on author’s extensive involvement in research development and real world,

cooperative vehicle safetydemonstrations

✤ Offers an up-to-date, in-depth look at current crucial issues in the research community, automotive

industry, and government agencies around the world

✤ Explains important technology such as 5.9 GHz Dedicated Short Range Communications, on-board

equipment (OBE) and roadside equipment (RSE)

READERSHIP: Engineers and professionals in cooperative vehicle safety and communications, engineers, automakers, suppliers, management and technical personnel, professors and students in vehicle communicationsSERIES: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SERIES

Global NetworksTheir Design, Engineering and Operation

G. KEITH CAMBRONFormerly of AT&T Labs, USA

✤ Offers comprehensive treatment of the key theories and technologies associated with the design of

modern communications networks, including equipment, systems and network design

✤ Provides coverage on equipment and software design, mobile networks, integration and the

characteristics of large network outages

✤ Features a complete and up-to-date picture of communications technologies from initial design

through to application

✤ Includes a section on future challenges such as the Exabyte traffic growth and an assessment of the

dual roles of IPV4 and IPV6

READERSHIP: Network engineers designing carrier equipment and systems, IT developers designing support systems, postgraduates in engineering communications course, researchers, industry professionals requiring reference or refresherSERIES: WILEY– IEEE

Security for Cognitive Wireless Networks L. MUCCHIUniversity of Florence, Italy

✤ Deals with all the latest research approaches for cognitive networks

✤ Helps researchers learn about wireless security in cognitive radio networks and outlines key threats

and challenges

✤ Discusses on key issues such as PKI-based security, chip-based security, hardware-oriented security,

and wireless attacks

✤ Includes a section on myths and facts

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STEFANO BASAGNI, MARCO CONTI, SILVIA GIORDANO & IVAN STOJMENOVICNortheastern University, USA; Institute of Informatics and Telematics, Italy; University of Applied Science, Switzerland;

Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico, Mexico

✤ Covers sensor, actuator and robot networking, mesh networks, delay tolerant and opportunistic

networking, and vehicular networks

✤ Provides information about the current trends in sensor, actuator and robot networking, mesh

networks, delay tolerant and opportunistic networking, and vehicular networks

✤ Seeks to provide up-to-date information on research and development activities in the rapidly growing

area of networks, based on the multi-hop ad hoc networking paradigm

READERSHIP: Researchers, postgraduates in computer science and electrical engineering, and researchers and developers in telecommunication industrySERIES: IEEE SERIES ON DIGITAL & MOBILE COMMUNICATION

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-37313-1

Mobile

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3G, 4G and BeyondBringing Networks, Devices and the Web Together2nd Edition

MARTIN SAUTERNortel Networks, Germany

✤ Features new sections such as VoLTE, the evolution to 4G, mobile internet access, LTE-Advanced,

Wi-Fi security and backhaul for wireless networks

✤ Describes the successful commercialisation of Web 2.0 services such as Facebook, and the

emergence of app stores, tablets and smartphones

✤ Includes a new section on Voice over DSL and Cable with Femtocells from the perspective of both

the user and the network provider

✤ Examines the evolution of mobile devices and operating systems, including ARM and x86

architecture and their applications to voice-optimised and multimedia devices

READERSHIP: Telecommunication engineers, telecom consultants, professionals and researchers, and computer science students

Photonics for THz and Millimeter Waves in Ultra-Fast Wireless Communications CI-LING PANNational Tsing Hua University (NTHU), Taiwan

✤ Considers the applications of THz and MMW waves for next generation wireless communication,

including airport security checks, bio imagery, radio astronomy, and fundamental science research

✤ Features the development of communication and sensing applications in the millimeter wave to THz

segment

✤ Discusses new and emerging applications such as pulse-shaper combined with high-power photodiode

for MMW signal generation, as well as high-power photonic transmitter with various PD techniques

✤ Provides an overview of the key technologies for THz and MMW waves, appealing to both students

and experts in the technical sectors

READERSHIP: Postgraduates and researchers in microwave engineering and optoelectronic device physics, and engineers in the radio-over-fibre communication industry working on next generation photonics-based wireless communication

Photonics for

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Joint Source-Channel CodingANDRES KWASINSKI, PAMELA COSMAN & VINAY CHANDERochester Institute of Technology, USA; University of California, San Diego, USA; Qualcomm Inc, USA

✤ Presents the material needed to understand how to obtain high performance in communication

systems and networks

✤ Consolidates important material obtained from many sources

✤ Serves as an ideal reference for postgraduate level courses on digital or wireless communications, as

well as courses on information theory

READERSHIP: Academic and industrial researchers, development engineers, system engineers, system architects and software engineers, postgraduates, and scientistsSERIES: WILEY – IEEE

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The History of MathematicsA Brief Course3rd Edition

ROGER COOKEUniversity of Vermont, USA

✤ Presents specific parts of the history of mathematics as individual lessons and blends in the complexity of

the subject by focusing on three main principles: mathematical content, historical fact, and integration

✤ Includes newly written or revised exercises that are classified within three levels of difficulty:

technical; factual, and integrative, blending both technical and factual aspectsinto a coherent

narrative that discusses meaning and significance

✤ Provides 36 chapters, each of which can be discussed in one 50-minute class, and also includes six

optional chapters that can be substituted based on instructor preference

READERSHIP: Undergraduates in history of mathematics for science, engineering, and secondary education majors, and professional and trade audiences

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-44459-6

Model Building in Mathematical Programming 5th Edition

H.PAUL WILLIAMSEmeritus Professor, London School of Economics, UK

✤ Discusses the general principles of model building in mathematical programming and its applications

✤ Provides extensive coverage of modelling alternatives and new material on modeling non-linear statistics

✤ New chapters and sections explore the latest developments in stochastic programming, constraint

programming and column generation as well as modeling languages

✤ Now accompanied by a supporting website featuring solutions and examples of programming

languages such as GAMs and AMPL

READERSHIP: Undergraduates, postgraduates, research students and managers in Operational ResearchManagement science. Engineers, mathematicians, and scientists who develop/use mathematical programming models

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-99788-7

Model

Building in

Mathematical

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Optics in Instruments Applications in Biology and Medicine

JEAN PIERRE GOUREUniversité Jean Monnet, France

✤ Emphasises the role of optical instruments, where the optics is often hidden by the mechanics,

electronics, computers

✤ Provides the foundation for understanding how they work, and shows how the main principles are

implicated in the implementation of optical instruments

✤ Describes the different components involved: the sources and sytems such as optical zoom

READERSHIP: Engineers, students, and technicians

Optics in

Instruments

Heterogeneous Cellular NetworksROSE QINGYANG HU & YI QIANUtah State University, USA; University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA

✤ Features the new paradigm in cellular network domain: a heterogeneous network containing network

nodes with different characteristics such as transmission power and RF coverage area

✤ Provides a clear approach to the topic through tables, illustrations, industry case studies, tutorials

and examples to cover the related topics

✤ Includes new research results and state-of-the-art technological developments and implementation

issues

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, professors, researchers, scientists, practitioners, and engineers in the technical areas of wireless communications and networks, undergraduates, industry managers, and government research agenciesSERIES: IEEE PRESS SERIES ON RF AND MICROWAVE TECHNOLOGY

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Finite Element Method GOURI DHATT, EMMANUEL LEFRANçOIS & GILBERTTOUZOTUniversity of Technology of Compiègne, France; University of Technology of Compiègne, France; President of UNIT Foundation, France

✤ Represents a manual of the complete description of FEM, covering approximation techniques, weak

formulation of physical problems written in form of partial differential equations, various numerical

technique and computer implementation

✤ Features a unified presentation of the method, describing in detail all the aspects of transforming a

physical problem to its computer implementation

✤ Includes new theoretical description of locking and patch tests, various fluid mechanics problems,

plus MATLAB implementation of the method

READERSHIP: Undergraduate and postgraduate students in civil engineering, mechanical engineering and applied mathematics

Finite

Element

Method

Quantum Dynamics for Classical SystemsWith Applications of the Number Operator

F. BAGARELLOUniversity of Palermo, Italy

✤ Discusses the use of mathematical tools that are related to quantum mechanics and features

applications in several contexts including finance, biology, and social science

✤ Features applications across diverse fields including stock markets and population migration and

provides a unique quantum perspective on these classes of models

✤ Provides solutions on how to use creation and annihilation operators for classical problems

✤ Addresses the recent increase in research and literature on the many applications of quantum tools

in applied mathematics

READERSHIP: Researchers, professionals, and academics in applied mathematics, economics, physics, biology,andsociology, postgraduate and PhD students, and academic libraries

Applied Diffusion Processes from Engineering to Finance JACQUES JANSSENSolvay Business School, Belgium

✤ Highlights the strict interrelations that exist between the diffusion models in engineering, finance

and insurance

✤ Explains analytical, numerical and Monte Carlo simulation methods and describes their applications

in relation to problems presented in the book

✤ Presents advanced non-linear problems, Lévy processes and semi-Markov models in interactions with

the diffusion models

READERSHIP: Heat transfer engineers, financial analysts and high-level actuaries, as well as researchers in finance, insurance and heat transfer

Applied

Diffusion

Processes

from

Engineering

to Finance

Introduction to Abstract Algebra4th Edition

W. KEITH NICHOLSONUniversity of Calgary, Canada

✤ Includes real world applications to show the utility of the abstract concepts

✤ Focuses on the high end of modern algebra

✤ Offers hundreds of exercises,with varied levels of difficulty

✤ Features an accompanying Student Solution Manual. Exercises from the book have been selected,

and the solutions are presented in an understandable way for students with an instructor’s manual

available upon written request

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduates, postgraduates of abstract algebra, students taking PhD qualifying exams aswell as independent study coursesin the U.S. and abroad, particularly Asia, and university and departmental libraries worldwide

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A First Course in Probability and Markov ChainsGIUSEPPE MODICAUniversità di Firenze, Italy

✤ Presents the basic elements of statistics and probability to students with an engineering background

✤ Looks at Combinatorics, elementary probability, probability measures and Bernoulli processes

✤ Features applications of Law of Large Numbers and stochastic matrices, and discusses Discrete Time

Discrete Markov Chains (DTDMC)

✤ Includes illustrations, examples and problems, some of them with solutions

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in mathematics, science and engineering courses. Academics and students in mathematics, science, and engineering courses

General Theory of Coherent Lower Previsions MATTHIAS TROFFAES & GERT DE COOMANDurham University, UK; Ghent University, Belgium

✤ Illustrates ways in which the theory of Lower Previsions can be extended to cover a larger set of

random quantities

✤ Highlights a crucial problem in the theory of imprecise probability and provides a detailed theory on

how to resolve it

✤ Includes illustrative examples to support the understanding of the main concepts

✤ Lays the foundations for increased practical work in applying the theory to a growing number of

statistics, mathematics and engineering problems

READERSHIP: Researchers and practitioners working in statistics, mathematics, engineering, artificial intelligence and decision theory. Researchers and students interested in probabilities and unbounded quantitiesSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

General

Theory of

Coherent

Lower

Previsions

Equitable Resource AllocationModels, Algorithms and Applications

HANAN LUSSColumbia University, USA

✤ Uses real world applications and examples to explain important concepts

✤ Includes end-of-chapter exercises

✤ Addresses equitable resource allocation problems

✤ Presents a collection of resource allocation models with applications in communications networks,

transportation, manufacturing, healthcare, and the emergency services

READERSHIP: Engineers, applied mathematicians, operations research and computer science practitioners, senior undergraduates, and postgraduate students in operations research, computer science, and engineering programsSERIES: INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY SERIES

Introduction to Topology and Geometry 2nd Edition

SAUL STAHLUniversity of Kansas, USA

✤ Features a new chapter on the elements of projective geometry, which is useful in achieving a unified

image of the field of classical plane geometry

✤ Presents applications to conic selections and, in a natural way, details the many classical properties

of conics, including their well-known optical properties and Archimedes’ determination of the area of

a segment of a parabola

✤ Contains historical notes, which are interspersed with the exposition

✤ Provides exercises ranging from the routine to challenging, makingthe material accessible at varying

levels of study with an instructor’s manual available upon written request

READERSHIP: Professionals, professors teaching geometry and topology, undergraduates and postgraduates, and academic librariesSERIES: PURE AND APPLIED MATHEMATICS: A WILEY SERIES OF TEXTS, MONOGRAPHS AND TRACTS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-66260-0

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Problem Solving and Data Analysis Using Minitab A Clear and Easy Guide to Six Sigma Methodology

REHMAN M. KHANChartered Chemical Engineer and Six Sigma Black Belt, UK

✤ Provides readers with a step by step guide to problem-solving and statistical analysis using MINITAB

16 (also compatible with 15)

✤ Contains hundreds of screenshots to aid the reader, along with explanations of the statistics being

performed and interpretation of results

✤ Presents the basic statistical techniques used by Six Sigma Black Belts

✤ Keeps mathematical theory to a minimum

READERSHIP: Numerical professionals who want to learn to use MINITAB 16 for data analysis, problem-solving and process improvement, undergraduates, and postgraduate studying Six Sigma Green and Black Belts, from organisations that use MINITAB

Problem

Solving and

Data Analysis

Using Minitab

Design and Analysis of Clinical TrialsConcepts and Methodologies3rd Edition

SHEIN-CHUNG CHOW & JEN-PEI LIUCovance Inc., USA; National Cheng-Kung University, Taiwan

✤ Features five new chapters on topics such as biomarker development and target clinical trials,

adaptive design, trials for evaluating diagnostic devices, statistical methods for translational

medicine, and traditional Chinese medicine

✤ Provides a well-balanced overview of current and emerging clinical issues as well as newly developed

statistical methodologies

✤ Incorporates actual clinical trials in order to feature everyday applicability and explains concepts

through illustrations and numerous real examples from clinical trials

READERSHIP: Researchers, statisticians and biostatisticians, postgraduates, academics, and corporate and university librariesSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-471-24985-6

Loss ModelsFrom Data to Decisions4th Edition

STUART A. KLUGMAN, HARRY H. PANJER & GORDON E. WILLMOTDrake University, USA; University of Waterloo, Canada; University of Waterloo, Canada

✤ Features a notably streamlined table of contents, additional topics of interest, an emphasis on

spreadsheet calculation, and more exercises

✤ Offers over 400 exercises which parallel content by the Society of Actuaries, the Casualty Actuarial

Society, and the Canadian Institute of Actuaries’ Exam C/4, accompanied by a solutions manual for

those who desire further insight

✤ Includes specific examples from the fields of insurance and business, with all data sets posted on an

FTP site, along with programs that assist with conducting loss model analysis

READERSHIP: Students and aspiring actuaries preparing for SOA and CAS preliminary examinations C/4, professional actuaries, postgraduates in the actuarial field, and professionals working with loss and risk modelsSERIES: WILEY SERIES IN PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS

Statistical Modeling in Clinical Trials VLADIMIR V. ANISIMOV & VALERII V. FEDOROVBoth of GlaxoSmithKline, UK

✤ Provides a description of the innovative statistical techniques for predictive analytic modelling patient

recruitment, randomisation and drug supply processes in multicentre clinical trials

✤ Offers practical recommendations and examples using real case studies and simulation in R

✤ Features the implementation of the software tools based on the developed techniques that completely

changed the way of planning and monitoring patient recruitment and supply chain in GlaxoSmithKline

READERSHIP: Practitioners working with the design and monitoring clinical trials. Statistical and medical departments in academic organisations and PhD students in applied probability and statistics

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Communication Practices in Engineering, Manufacturing, and Research for Food, Drug, and Water DAVID WRIGHT, EDWARD A. MALONE & JOHN V. STONEMissouri University of Science and Technology, USA; Missouri University of Science and Technology, USA; Michigan State University, USA

✤ Uses case studies to illustrate points

✤ Helps to teach engineers who are directly involved in creating safety systems and procedures, and

how to communicate those designs to other engineers and the general public

✤ Presents a case study on the mad cow disease outbreak

READERSHIP: Professional engineers, technical communicators, agriculture professionals, pharmaceutical professionals, and water quality professionals, government regulators and officials, and studentsSERIES: IEEE PCS PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION SERIES

Communi-

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in Engineering,

Manufacturing,

and Research

for Food, Drug,

and Water

Quantitative ReasoningTools for Today’s Informed Citizen2nd Edition

ALICIA SEVILLA & KAY SOMERSMoravian College; Moravian College

✤ Empowers students to use quantitative information to make responsible financial, environmental, and

health-related decisions in their daily lives

✤ Students develop their critical thinking skills through numerous examples, explorations, and actvities

featuring real data

✤ Features updated data sets and real-world applications throughout

✤ WileyPLUS is now available for this text

READERSHIP: An introductory text for students studying quantitative reasoning

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-41232-9

PrecalculusA Prelude to Calculus2nd Edition

SHELDON AXLER ✤ Expands upon the first issue’s solid foundation of precalculus concepts and topics

✤ Stands out with concise coverage, focused “preparation for calculus” approach, clarity of exposition,

integrated SSM, precise mathematics, and rigor of proofs as the key drivers for change

✤ Step-by-step solutions for odd-numbered exercises are included so students can model their own

applications

✤ Chapter openers and end-of-chapter summaries highlight the material to be learned

READERSHIP: Mathematics students and lecturers, Anyone needing an introduction to the principles of precalculus

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-18072-3

Probabilistic Search for Tracking TargetsTheory and Modern Applications

IRAD BEN-GAL & EUGENE KAGANBoth of Tel-Aviv University, Israel

✤ Provides a general information-theoretic approach to the problem of searching in real-time, for a

static or a moving target over a discrete sample space

✤ Presents a unified framework for the methods currently available and demonstrates their integration

✤ Discusses algorithms that will be implemented in C++ programs, available on an accompanying

website

READERSHIP: R&D engineers and researchers in the field of data mining and knowledge engineering, postgraduate students in engineering, and applied mathematics

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Grease Lubrication in Rolling BearingsPIET M. LUGTSKF Engineering and Research Centre, The Netherlands

✤ Describes the underlying physical and chemical properties of grease

✤ Discusses the effect of load, speed, temperature, bearing geometry, bearing materials and grease type

on bearing wear

✤ Covers both bearing and grease performance, including thermo-mechanical ageing and testing

methodologies

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students, researchers, practicing engineers in automotive and mechanical engineering, tribologists, and grease chemists and designers of rotary mechanism designersSERIES: TRIBOLOGY IN PRACTICE SERIES

Handbook of Compliant MechanismsLARRY L. HOWELL, SPENCER P. MAGLEBY & BRIAN M. OLSENBrigham Young University; Brigham Young University; Los Alamos National Laboratory, USA

✤ Covers all aspects pertaining to classification, elements, mechanisms and applications of compliant

mechanisms

✤ Helps readers appreciate the advantages that compliant mechanisms has to offer

✤ Serves as a good reference guide for practitioners who would like to realise designs with compliant

mechanisms, members and elements

✤ Includes a wide range of topics that is fully illustrated throughout, to enable easy understanding,

even at introductory levels

READERSHIP: Mechanical engineers, product designers, inventors, students on courses in compliant mechanisms, university libraries and technical libraries

Program Specialization RENAUD MARLETÉcole Des Ponts Paristech (ENPC), France

✤ Presents the principles and techniques of program specialization

✤ Describes the architecture of Tempo, an offline program specializer for C that can also specialize

code at runtime, and provides figures for concrete applications in various domains

✤ Address issues related to program analysis precision, value reification, incomplete program

specialization, strategies to exploit specialized program, incremental specialization, and data

specialization

READERSHIP: Researchers and software engineers, Students, practitioners and researchers involved in engineering and materials science, industrial engineering, and manufacturing

Program

Specialization

Innovative Software Development in GISBENEDICTE BUCHER & FLORENCE LE BERNational Geographic Institut, France; Ecole Nationale Du Génie De L’eau Et De L’environnement De Strasbourg, France

✤ Presents recent GIS software design projects

✤ Analyses the specificities of recent GIS software design projects in terms of motivation, data models

and analysis methods

✤ Puts forward proposals to improve resource sharing in this domain

READERSHIP: Students of geography, practitioners and researchers in the fields of geology and environmental sciences, geology and geophysics, and GIS and remote sensing

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Introduction to Tribology 2nd Edition

BHARAT BHUSHANThe Ohio State University, USA

✤ Introduces the topic of tribology from a mechanical engineering, mechanics and materials science

points of view

✤ Covers both the underlying theory and current applications of tribology to industry

✤ Enables readers to reinforce their knowledge of the topic with a newly-added problems section which

is featured on the book’s companion website

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students on Mechanical Engineering coursesSERIES: TRIBOLOGY IN PRACTICE SERIES

Introduction

to Tribology

The Stochastic Perturbation Method for Computational MechanicsMARCIN KAMINSKITechnical University of Lodz, Poland

✤ Offers a complete overview of the stochastic perturbation technique, which is still a new area for a

wide spectrum of researchers

✤ Includes a companion website with supporting stochastic numerical software

✤ Features many case studies and practical applications

✤ Provides a grounding in the basic elements of statistics, probability and reliability engineering,

written by an engineer for engineers

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students in the engineering field, researchers in engineering and the applied sciences, and R&D practitioners

Laser Velocimetry in Fluid Mechanics A. BOUTIEROffice National D’etudes Et De Recherches Aérospatiales (ONERA), France

✤ Provides fundamental information about how laser velocimetry validates codes in fluid mechanics and

helps for a better understanding of the fluid structure

✤ Describes principles and characteristics of the different available techniques, all based on the

scattering of light by tiny particles embedded into the flow, in detail

✤ Delivers different useful information on laser light’s mean values and turbulence characteristics

READERSHIP: Students, researcher and professionals in engineering, mechanical engineering, fluid mechanics & materials scienceSERIES: ISTE

Laser

Velocimetry

in Fluid

Mechanics

Laser Metrology in Fluid Mechanics Granulometry, temperature and concentration measurements

A. BOUTIEROffice National D’etudes Et De Recherches Aérospatiales (ONERA), France

✤ Helps to give a better understanding of fluid structure

✤ Provides fundamental information to validate codes in fluid mechanics

READERSHIP: Students, researcher and professionals in engineering, mechanical engineering, fluid mechanics & materials scienceSERIES: ISTE

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Field Measurement in Solid MechanicsM. GREDIAC

✤ Offers an overview of various measurement techniques yielding kinematic and thermal data

✤ Outlines different identification techniques to extract material parameters

✤ Presents a set of measurement and identification techniques used in the field of experimental solid

mechanics

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students, engineers, and researchersSERIES: ISTE

Nano and Cell MechanicsFundamentals and Frontiers

HORACIO D. ESPINOSA & GANG BAONorthwestern University, USA; Georgia Institute of Technology, USA

✤ Serves as a comprehensive and detailed reference for the applied mechanics community, consisting

of contributions from leaders in the field

✤ Presents current trends in the emerging areas of nano and cell mechanics

✤ Covers 2018 topics on protein mechanics and hydrophobic surfaces

READERSHIP: Researchers, undergraduates, and postgraduate students taking up nano-mechanicsSERIES: MICROSYSTEM AND NANOTECHNOLOGY SERIES (ME20)

Mechanics of Solid InterfacesM. DUPEUX

✤ Introduces basic concepts on mechanical problems related to the presence of solid/solid interfaces

and their practical applications

✤ Discusses mechanical characterization of interface, initiation and growth of crack along interface, and

the origin and the control of interface adhesion

✤ Focuses especially on thin films on substrate systems

READERSHIP: Researchers, undergraduate and postgraduate students, engineers

Principles and Applications to Tribology 2nd Edition

BHARAT BHUSHANThe Ohio State University, USA

✤ New second edition, includes revised material on friction, wear and bulk materials, coatings, and

surface treatments for tribology

✤ Covers tribology from a mechanical engineering, mechanics and materials science points of view

✤ Updates in tribological components and applications as well as micro- and nano-tribology are also

included, relevant to those working in the industry

READERSHIP: Mechanical, chemical, and materials engineers, graduate students and researchers; undergraduate students on mechanical engineering coursesSERIES: TRIBOLOGY IN PRACTICE SERIES

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Spacecraft Dynamics and ControlAn Introduction

ANTON H. DE RUITERCarleton University, Canada

✤ Provides an accessible, practical aid for teaching and self-study with a layout enabling a fundamental

understanding of the subject

✤ Fills a gap in the existing literature by providing an analytical toolbox offering the reader a lasting,

rigorous methodology for approaching vector mechanics, a key element vital to new graduates and

practicing engineers alike

✤ Delivers an outstanding resource for aerospace engineering students, and all those involved in the

technical aspects of design and engineering in the space sector

✤ Contains numerous illustrations to accompany the written text. Problems are included to apply and

extend the material in each chapter

READERSHIP: Senior undergraduate and masters level aerospace engineering students, aerospace professionals, researchers, and engineers

Erosion of GeomaterialsS. BONELLIFrench Environmental Sciences and Technologies Research Institute, France

✤ Provides a valuable basis for further progress in the challenging field of erosion in geomechanics and

safety of levees and dams

✤ Brings together some of the latest international research and advances on the experimental

approaches to erosion in geomechanics

✤ Addresses physical processes, how well they can be studied at the laboratory, and how obtained

findings can be applied to real levees and dams

READERSHIP: Readers in charge of dam and levee safety, students, researchers, and practitionersSERIES: ISTE

Computational Intelligence Synergies of Fuzzy Logic, Neural Networks Intelligent Systems and Applications

N. H. SIDDIQUEUniversity of Ulster, UK

✤ Covers all aspects of fuzzy, neural and evolutionary approaches

✤ Contains worked-out examples, Matlab exercises and applications in each chapter for novices to start

with, and go on to an advanced level of knowledge

✤ Assumes that the reader has no experience in fuzzy logic, neural networks or evolutionary computing

READERSHIP: Postgraduate students and researchers in the areas of systems modeling, prediction and control, electrical, control and systems engineers, and biophysicists

Computational

Intelligence

Vibro-impact Dynamics ALBERT C. J. LUO & YU GUOBoth of Southern Illinois University, USA

✤ Provides a systematic view of vibro-impact dynamics based on the nonlinear dynamics analysis

✤ Presents mapping dynamics to determine bifurcation and chaos in vibro-impact systems

✤ Offers two simple vibro-impact systems with comprehensive physical interpretation of complex

motions

✤ Uses the theory for discontinuous dynamical systems on time-varying domains to investigate the

Fermi-oscillator

READERSHIP: University professors, researchers and scientists in mechanical engineering, engineers, and postgraduate students in mathematics and physics

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Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing Materials, Processes and Systems5th Edition

MIKELL P. GROOVERLehigh University

✤ Provides a treatment of manufacturing that is both modern and quantitative

✤ Delivers a balanced coverage of the basic engineering materials (metals, ceramics, polymers, and

composite materials)

✤ Includes recently developed manufacturing processes in addition to the traditional processes

✤ Incorporates a greater use of mathematical models and quantitative (end-of-chapter) problems than

other manufacturing text books

READERSHIP: Designed for a first year undergraduate course in manufacturing and at the lower level in mechanical, industrial, and manufacturing engineering curricula. It may also be suitable for materials science and engineering courses that emphasize materials processing

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-50592-2

Fundamentals

of Modern

Manufacturing

Thermodynamics 8th Edition SI Version

CLAUS BORGNAKKE & RICHARD E. SONNTAGBoth of University of Michigan, USA

✤ Fundamentals of Thermodynamics continues to offer a comprehensive and rigorous treatment of

classical thermodynamics, while retaining an engineering perspective

✤ With concise, applications-oriented discussion of topics and self-test problems the text encourages

students to monitor their own comprehension

✤ Updated with additional examples and end-of-chapter problems to increase student understanding

✤ Lays the groundwork for studies in fluid mechanics, heat transfer and statistical thermodynamics, and

prepares students to effectively apply thermodynamics in the practice of engineering

READERSHIP: Mechanical Engineering undergraduate students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-17157-8

Thermo-

dynamics

Fluid Mechanics 7th Edition SI Version

BRUCE R. MUNSON, THEODORE H. OKIISHI, WADE W. HUEBSCH & ALRIC P. ROTHMAYERIowa State University, USA; Iowa State University, USA; Iowa State University, USA; West Virginia University, USA

✤ Fluid Mechanics provides complete topical coverage that focuses on helping students connect theory

to the physical world, reinforcing student problem-solving through a consistent problem-solving

methodology

✤ Hundreds of photos, illustrations, and videos help students visualize fluid flow, and connect the math

and theory to physical real-world applications

✤ Short stories demonstrate some of the latest important and novel ways that fluid mechanics affects

our lives, many with associated homework problems

✤ All of the example problems are outlined and carried out with the problem-solving framework of

“Given, Find, Solution, and Comment” to instill in students good problem-solving practices

READERSHIP: Mechanical Engineering undergraduate students

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-470-39881-4

Fluid

Mechanics

Design and Development of Aircraft Systems2nd Edition

IAN MOIR, Independent Consultant, UK

✤ Provides a holistic view of aircraft system design, describing the interaction between all of the

subsystems such as fuel system, navigation, and flight control

✤ Covers all aspects of design including systems engineering, design drivers, systems architectures,

systems integration, modelling of systems, practical considerations, and systems examples

✤ Incorporates essential new material on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS)

READERSHIP: Aerospace engineers, airline operators, company medical specialists, human factors specialists, legal and contracts officers, and pilots and aircrewSERIES: AEROSPACE SERIES

REPLACES ISBN: 978-1-860-58437-4

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Design Manager’s HandbookCIOB (CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BUILDING)

✤ With over 44,000 members the Chartered Institute of Building (CIOB) is the international voice of

the building professional, representing an unequalled body of knowledge concerning the management

of the total building process

✤ Embodies a design management Code of Practice, developed by the CIOB Faculty of Architecture and

Surveying

✤ Enables the design manager to provide tangible benefits for contractors and customers by ensuring

the smooth flow of design data as projects become complex

READERSHIP: Practicing design managers, including architects, construction engineers, surveyors or construction managers, and students studying related fields

Guide to Building ControlANTHONY GWYNNEBuilding Control Surveyor, UK

✤ Serves as an authoritative reference for use at planning stage, with practical guidance on site

✤ Covers domestic buildings up to three storeys

✤ Presents information contained in the building regulations and approved documents in an

easy-to-understand format, clear, concise and fully illustrated

✤ Features comprehensive guidelines developed from years of responding to requests from property

professionals, builders, property owners and students for clarification of the practical requirements of

the building regulations

READERSHIP: Architects and builders in England and Wales, particularly SMEs, building control officers, approved inspectors, and surveyors

Wind Effects on Cable-Supported BridgesY. L. XUThe Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China

✤ Features an easy-to-follow structure of content, covering the topic from the fundamentals right

through to the state-of-the-art

✤ Describes advanced topics such as wind induced structural vibration and structural health monitoring

✤ Gives a comprehensive analysis of methods for vibration reduction and CFD simulations of bridge

loading

✤ Uses two projects with which the author has worked extensively, Stonecutters and Tsing Ma bridges,

as worked examples, giving readers a practical understanding

READERSHIP: Postgraduates, professionals, and academics/researchers in the areas of wind engineering and bridge engineering, practicing engineers and other professionals in wind engineering and bridge engineering, and consultants involved in bridge projects

Materials and Skills for Historic Building ConservationMICHAEL FORSYTHUniversity of Bath, UK

✤ Gives key information in each area with where to go for more detailed guidance

✤ Offers a comprehensive overview of a multi-disciplinary area to encourage disparate groups of

professionals to work more closely, with a strong focus on engineering and craft solutions

READERSHIP: Architects, structural engineers, civil engineers, engineering consultants, studentsSERIES: HISTORIC BUILDING CONSERVATION

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Delivering Sustainable BuildingsMIKE MALINAEnergy Solutions Associates, UK

✤ Features advice from experts at the cutting-edge of Low Carbon, renewable technologies and energy

efficiency for buildings

✤ Brings together in one volume an overview of the main issues to consider when creating a sustainable

building to aid decision-making on reducing the carbon footprint of buildings, cut waste and reduce

spend on energy and failing equipment

✤ Enables contractors to identify opportunities to expand their own service offerings as well as to help

improve communication with clients

✤ Offers comprehensive sources and further information to provide readers with the most up-to-date

information on issues such as legislation changes and technology advances

READERSHIP: Building contractors, facilities managers, and building surveyors

Building Procurement2nd Edition

ROY MORLEDGENottingham Trent University, UK; College of Estate Management, UK

✤ Reflects the latest best practices, with particular emphasis on the role of the client in construction

procurement

✤ Outlines and compares procurement in the European Union, the USA and China, as well as the UK

✤ Features a thorough literature review on procurement

READERSHIP: Advanced undergraduate and postgraduate students of building and construction in the UK, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and South Africa

Commercial ManagementTheory and Practice

DAVID J. LOWEManchester Business School, UK

✤ Includes examples and illustrations from a variety of industries, and both private and public sector

✤ Provides a one-stop-shop to commercial management, from legal issues to competitive bidding

✤ Covers techniques as well as principles

✤ Companion website offers full support for lecturers and students, including PowerPoint slides and

Discussion topics

READERSHIP: Undergraduate text for final level construction management and quantity surveying courses; post-graduate project management courses

Modern Construction Management7th Edition

FRANK HARRIS III, RONALD MCCAFFER & FRANCIS EDUM-FOTWEEmeritus Professor, University of Wolverhampton, UK; Emeritus Professor, Loughborough University, UK; Loughborough University, UK

✤ Provides a strong coverage of the salient elements required for developing and equipping the modern

construction manager with skills in technical and business related issues

✤ Reflects site, business and corporate responsibilities of managers in construction

✤ Offers a comprehensive selection of worked examples throughout, based on real and practical

situations in construction, to help students consolidate learning

✤ Features a companion website with support material for both tutors and students including self-learning

exercises, PowerPoint slides, discussion topics, and key journal papers

READERSHIP: Undergraduates and postgraduates in construction management, civil engineering, quantity surveying, and building surveying degree courses, practitioners in the construction sector, project procurement, and productivity improvement

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M. BENJAMINUniversity Of Washington, USA

✤ Provides a comprehensive overview of water treatment processes, beginning with the generic means

for investigating water to complex processes for the removal of soluble and particulate materials

✤ Describes the fundamental and mathematical theory behind water treatment methods, with examples

that illustrate common calculations related to each process, as well as other real-world examples

✤ Includes problems with varying degrees of difficulty at the end of each chapter, with a solutions

manual and powerpoint slides

✤ Serves as a reference for working environmental engineers by providing a theoretical underpinning of

practice

READERSHIP: Consulting, utility, and regulator personnel in environmental and civil engineering involved with water and wastewater treatment processes, professors and postgraduates, and environmental and chemical engineers

Water Quality

Engineering

Financial Management in Construction ContractingANDREW ROSS & PETER WILLIAMSLiverpool John Moores University, UK; Consultant and Lecturer

✤ Provides up-to-date information that are in compliance with new accounting standards

✤ Portrays the broad range of cost and value report formats currently in use

✤ Addresses problematic features of cost and value reports, such as costs to complete

✤ Features some generic formats on the companion website, thatconstructionsite.com

READERSHIP: Undergradduate students of Quantity Surveying, Commercial Management, Construction Management, Project Management Postgraduate students of Commercial Management and Construction Management

Cornes and Lupton’s Design Liability in the Construction IndustrySARAH LUPTONCardiff University, UK

✤ Emphasises the factors that have come together recently to create a new range of design liability

issues which the construction professional has to face

✤ Features revised and updated content put together by a well-established author with expertise in both

architecture and law

READERSHIP: Architects, engineers, contractors and lawyers, primarily for those in practice butalsoa useful text for master’s level courses in engineering, surveying, and construction law

REPLACES ISBN: 978-0-632-03261-7

International Construction Contracts – A HandbookWILLIAM GODWINPractising Barrister, UK

✤ Provides concise, practical guidance on the negotiation and management of international construction

and engineering contracts

✤ Ensures construction professionals are aware of the issues that often arise so that these can be dealt

with quickly and efficiently

✤ Illustrates many of the contract features by making reference to well-known FIDIC contracts

✤ Assumes no specific system of domestic law, making it applicable worldwide

READERSHIP: Construction professionals managing international projects, including architects, engineers, project managers, quantity surveyors, contract managers and contract administrators, postgraduates, and final year undergraduates

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Building Physics and Applied Building Physics – PackageHUGO S. L. C. HENSKatholieke Universiteit, Belgium

✤ Content well structured combining theory with typical building engineering practice

✤ Numerous parameter examples for various climates from the whole of Europe, e.g. Aberdeen, Rome,

Copenhagen, Munich, Kiruna, Oslo

✤ Author with international appreciation (Scandinavia, Benelux, USA, Canada)

READERSHIP: Civil Engineers, Architects, Engineering Consultants, Technical Colleges, Universities of Applied Sciences, Libraries at Universities, Libraries at University Institutes

REPLACES ISBN: 978-3-433-02963-3

Building Physics – Heat, Air and MoistureHUGO S. L. C. HENSKatholieke Universiteit, Belgium

✤ Features well-structured content that combines theory with typical building engineering practice

✤ Includes applications for students

READERSHIP: Civil engineers, architects, engineering consultants, technical colleges, universities of applied sciences, and libraries at universities and university institutes

REPLACES ISBN: 978-3-433-01841-5

Environmental Impacts of Engineering Decisions JOHN BERGENDAHL & JAMES C. O’SHAUGHNESSYBoth of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, USA

✤ Covers engineering sustainability and environmental topics to meet ABET requirements to help

students pass their exams

✤ Includes problems at the end of every chapter, anda worked-out solutions manual with answers to the

problems

✤ Helps engineers better contextualise their work from a broad range of topics to make better

engineering decisions

✤ Includes case studies in the text to reinforce and augment the material and show the reality and

appropriateness of the discussion

READERSHIP: Engineering majors desiring a general knowledge of the environmental impacts of engineering decisions, practicing engineers in civil, chemical, mechanical, and electrical engineering and undergraduates pursuing engineering degrees

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3G, 4G and Beyond 126

AAKER, DAVID A. 28

ABC of Cancer Care 52

ABC of Medically Unexplained Symptoms 52

Abdominal Organ Retrieval and Transplantation Bench Surgery 56

ABEDIN, ZAINUL 54

Acoustic Microscopy and Ultrasonic Imaging 118

Acquired Brain Injury in the Fetus and Newborn 53

ACT and Mindfulness for Psychosis 45

ADACHI, CHIHAYA 110

ADAMS, SEAN PATRICK 36

ADORNO, THEODOR W. 5

Advanced Ceramic Materials 102

Advanced Distillation Columns – Design, Control and Applications 81

Advanced Instrumentation and Computer I/O Design 119

ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT GROUP 58

Advanced Mobility and Transport Engineering 122

Advances in Dairy Ingredients 73

Advances in Small Animal Total Joint Replacement 63

African American Voices 37

After Globalization 11

Against Epistemology 5

Ageing 22

Aggregate and Natural Fibers Based Concrete 103

Airborne Measurements for Environmental Research 90

AKAGI, HIROFUMI 117

AL-ACHI, ANTOINE 94

ALACOQUE, JEAN CLAUDE 120

ALASALVAR, CESARETTIN 74

ALBILLA, JULIÁN DANIEL GUTIÉRREZ 16

ALDRIDGE, ALAN 21

ALDRIDGE, PAUL 64

ALEXANDER, JEFFREY C. 22

ALEXANDER, SHEILA A. 60

ALEXIS, ANDREW 56

Algorithmic and AI Methods for Protein Bioinformatics 120

ALHABEEB, M. J. 32

ALLAN, STUART 19

ALLEN, DANIELLE S. 39

AMBROSE, BARBARA A. 71

American Politics and Society 24

Amyloid Fibrils and Prefibrillar Aggregates 101

AMZIANE, S. 103

ANASTAS, PAUL T. 83

ANDERSSON, GERHARD 60

ANDIYEVA, T. A. 86

Anesthesia and the Fetus 57

ANGELOV, PLAMEN 116

Animal Welfare in Veterinary

Practice 64

ANISIMOV, VLADIMIR V. 130

ANISMAN, HYMIE 43

Annual Plant Reviews: The Evolution of Plant Form 71

Anthropology in the Public Arena 33

Anthropology of Performance, The 33

Antimicrobial Peptides 93

Antioxidant Polymers 107

Applied Diffusion Processes from Engineering to Finance 128

Applying International Financial Reporting Standards 30

ARCIONI, PAOLO 121

ARIAS, RAFAEL 15

ARMAROLI, NICOLA 98

Articulatory Phonetics 15

ATHANASIOU, ATHENA 3

ATHIQUE, ADRIAN 17

Atlas of Benthic Foraminifera 69

Atmospheric Radiation 108

Atomic-Level Simulations of Energetic Materials 105

Atomistic Computer Simulations 109

Audiovisual Archives 124

AUGUSTIN, MARY ANN 73

Autonomous Learning Systems 116

Avanzando 15

Avoiding Errors in Adult Medicine 50

Avoiding Errors in General Practice 50

Avoiding Errors in Paediatrics 50

AXLER, SHELDON 131

BAGARELLO, F. 128

BAGULEY, DAVID 60

BAI, FENGLIAN 104

BAILEY, PETER J. 16

BAILLIE, JONATHAN E. M. 68

BAKER, RICHARD 80

BALAKRISHNAN, RAMJI 31

BALOT, RYAN K. 38

BALZANI, VINCENZO 98

BAO, GANG 134

BARBERA, JESSICA RAE 12

BARDON, ADRIAN 7

BARNARD, LOUISE 11

BARNARD, ROBERT 11

BARRACLOUGH, KEVIN 50

BARRETT, KEVIN 53

BARTELMANN, MATTHIAS 108

BASAGNI, STEFANO 126

BASCHAT, AHMET 57

BASNIEV, KAPLAN 85

BAUMAN, ZYGMUNT 20

BAUR, PETER 72

BECHERRAWY, TAMER 115

BECK, ULRICH 21

BECKERS, B. 118

Becoming Sexual 22

BEGUIN, FRANCOIS 103

BEHREND, ELLEN 62

BELLEVILLE, M. 106

BEN-GAL, IRAD 131

BEN-SHLOMO, YOAV 52

BENEKE, DANIEL 80

BENJAMIN, M. 139

BER, FLORENCE LE 132

BERGENDAHL, JOHN 140

BERTOLINI, JOSEPH 93

BESSANT, JOHN 27

Between Skins 46

BHADURI, SUMIT 91

BHATTACHARYYA, DIBAKAR 80

BHUSHAN, BHARAT 133, 134

BINDEREIF, ALBRECHT 101

BINDNER, DONALD 37

Bioceramics for Orthopaedic and Dental Applications 103

Biodiversity Monitoring and Conservation 68

Biomedical Devices and Technology 111

BIRCHLER, JAMES A. 71

BIRD, ESTHER 52

BJORNHOLM, THOMAS 104

BLACK, FRASER 57

Blackwell Guide to Ethical Theory, The 5

BLAND, MARK 13

BLASZCZYNSKI, ALEX 42

BLAYDEN, JESSICA 61

BOHN, BABETTE 40

BOHRER, DENISE 93

BONELLI, S. 135

BONSER, JONATHAN 50

BOODHOO, KAMELIA 83

BOONSTRA, JAAP J. 44

BORGNAKKE, CLAUS 136

BORNSCHEUER, UWE THEO 100

BOUGIE, ROGER 27

BOULANGER, JEAN-LOUIS 123

BOUTIER, A. 133

BOUVIER, J. M. 73

BOUVRY, PASCAL 123

BOWER, CHRISTOPHER 115

BOWLER, DAVID R. 109

BOWMAN, HAMISH 86

BOWMAN, MALCOLM 86

BOYD, ROBERT K. 89

BRÁZDOVÁ, VERONIKA 109

Breaking the Book 14

BRENGUIER, JEAN-LOUIS 90

Brief History of Spirituality, A 9

BROCK, WILLIAM 94

Brontë Encyclopedia, A 11

BROOKES, SARA 52

BROWN, LESLIE 37

BROWN, MARK A. 87

BROWN, PETER 37

BROWNE, KEN 19

BRÜTTING, WOLFGANG 110

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Dermatology 65

BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Haematology and Transfusion Medicine 64

BSAVA Manual of Feline Practice 64

BSAVA Pocketbook for Vets 65

BSAVA/VPIS Guide to Common Canine and Feline Poisons 65

BUCHER, BENEDICTE 132

BUDD, JEREMY 50

Buddhism and Modernity 9

Building Physics – Heat, Air and Moisture 140

Building Physics and Applied Building Physics – Package 140

Building Procurement 138

BULLOCK, HEATHER E. 46

BURGESS, NEIL 56

BURTON, CHRISTOPHER 52

BUSSE, MATTHIAS 103

BUTLER, JUDITH 3

BUTT, ARTHUR MORGAN 78

BUTTERWORTH, BRIAN 42

CADIERNO, VICTORIO 91

Calibration of Industrial Robot Manipulators 116

CAMBRON, G. KEITH 125

CAMPANELLA, OSVALDO H. 73

CAMPBELL-WARD, MICHELLE 62

CAMPBELL, LORNE 41

CAMPBELL, MICHAEL J. 58

CAMPOY, LUIS 63

Cardiovascular Disease and Health in the Older Patient 57

CARPENTER, CHRISTOPHER R. 57

CARROLL, CRAIG E. 18

CARROLL, NOËL 4

CARTWRIGHT, LARA 51

CASTLE, GREGORY 11

CASTRO-KLAREN, SARA 13

Catalysis from A to Z 90

CAZDYN, ERIC 11

CBRN Protection 92

CBT For Anxiety Disorders 44

CCPS 91

Celestial Dynamics 108

CENTER FOR CHEMICAL PROCESS SAFETY (CCPS) 79

CERQUEIRA, AUGUSTO SANTIAGO 121

CETRULO JR., CURTIS L. 75

CETRULO, CURTIS L. 75

CETRULO, KYLE 75

CHAMPNESS, WENDY 76

CHAN, ALBERT S. 99

CHANDE, VINAY 126

CHAPMAN, VICKY 59

CHARLES, CATHY 59

Chemical Sensors and Biosensors 112

Chemical Technology 83

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Chemistry and Physics of Intermetallic Materials, The 102

Chemistry of Metal Phenolates, The 96

Chemistry of Molecular Imaging, The 98

CHEVRET, SYLVIE 58

CHIBA, LEE I. 67

Children and Lying 46

CHILINGAR, GEORGE V. 85, 86

CHIN, DAVID A. 90

CHOU, L. LEE 103

CHOW, SHEIN-CHUNG 130

CHOWDHARY, BHANU 66

CHOWDHURY, MAHBUB M. U. 51

CICCARELLI, PATRICK 29

CIOB (CHARTERED INSTITUTE OF BUILDING) 137

CIRILO, GIUSEPPE 107

Citizen Witnessing 19

CIXOUS, HÉLÈNE 3

CLARK, DAVE 53

CLARKE, RAY 49

CLARY, JOHN J. 95

CLAVERIE, A. 114

Climate Change 70

Climate Change and Global Warming of Inland Waters 69

Climate Forcing of Geological Hazards 70

Clinical Endocrinology of Companion Animals 62

Clinical Handbook of Biofeedback, The 43

COAKLEY JR., JAMES A. 108

Coffee: Growing, Processing, Sustainable Production 102

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy for Dental Phobia and Anxiety 45

Cognitive Therapy for Addiction 44

COHEN, JACOB 31

COLLEN, BEN 68

COLOMBINI, MARIA PERLA 89

COMBER, BARBARA 43

COMER, RONALD 47

Commercial Management 138

Communication Practices in Engineering, Manufacturing, and Research for Food, Drug, and Water 131

Communities and Networks 23

Companion to African American Literature, A 13

Companion to Ancient History, A 38

Companion to Archaic Greece, A 38

Companion to Buddhist Philosophy, A 7

Companion to Digital Literary Studies, A 12

Companion to Foucault, A 7

Companion to Greek and Roman Political Thought, A 38

Companion to Latin American Literature and Culture, A 13

Companion to Luis Buñuel, A 16

Companion to Ovid, A 39

Companion to Quantum Computation and Communication 111

Companion to Renaissance and Baroque Art, A 40

Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman Republic, A 38

Companion to the Era of Andrew Jackson, A 36

Companion to the Global Renaissance, A 12

Companion to the Historical Film, A 17

Companion to the Modern American Novel 1900–1950, A 12

Companion to the Philosophy of Time, A 7

Companion to Woodrow Wilson, A 36

Companion to Woody Allen, A 16

Computational and Statistical Methods for Protein Quantification by Mass Spectrometry 89

Computational Intelligence 135

Computer Modeling for Injection Molding 107

Con brio 15

Concise Companion to Contemporary British and Irish Drama, A 13

Condensed-Phase Molecular Spectroscopy and Photophysics 88

CONROY, MICHAEL J. 67

Contact Angle, Wettability and Adhesion 104

Contemporary Art 40

Contemporary Metaethics 5

Contemporary Strategy Analysis 26

CONTI, MARCO 126

COOK, ROY T. 4

COOKE, ROGER 127

Coordination Chemistry in Protein Cages 97

COPEMAN, JUNE 62

Cornes and Lupton’s Design Liability in the Construction Industry 139

CORNILS, BOY 90

Corporate Financial Reporting and Analysis 31

COSMAN, PAMELA 126

COSTANZA, ROBERT 68

Course of Theoretical Physics, A 111

COWEN, RICHARD 68

CRAIG, LEAM A. 46

Creative Industries in China 17

CREMERS, DAVID A. 88

CREMIN, TERESA 43

CULJAT, MARTIN 111

CULLEN, ROSS 68

Cultural Change and Leadership in Organizations 44

Culture as Embodiment 44

CURLING, JOHN 93

CYGANEK, BOGUSLAW 120

DADZIE, OPHELIA E. 56

DAHL, EINAR 67

DALE, JEREMY W. 78

DANIEL, MARGARET A. 61

DANIELS, GEOFF 55

Dark Side of Modernity, The 22

DARLISON, MARK G. 77

DAUNERT, SYLVIA 80

DAVIES, MARTIN 20

DAVIES, NEAL M. 93

DAVILA, JERRY 37

DAWSON, LAILA M. 15

DAY, MICHAEL J. 64

DE COOMAN, GERT 129

DE JONG, PETER 73

DE KLERK, ARNO 96

DE LA VEGA, SARA L. 15

DE MENIL, GEORGES 32

DE ROS, LUIZ F. 70

DE RUITER, ANTON H. 135

DE SENA GIBERTONI, CAROLINA 61

Death and Dying in World Religions 8

DECASTECKER, SHARON 57

DECENZO, DAVID A. 28

Decision Making in Natural Resource Management 67

DEHMER, MATTHIAS 75

DEIGH, JOHN 6

DELGROSSI, LUCA 125

Delivering Sustainable Buildings 138

DENNIS, ALAN 29

DENNIS, T. A. 47

Dermatology at a Glance 51

DERRICK, DONALD 15

Desalination 90

Design and Analysis of Clinical Trials 130

Design and Development of Aircraft Systems 136

Design Manager’s Handbook 137

Design of Enzyme Inhibitors 84

Destruction of Hazardous Chemicals in the Laboratory 92

DHATT, GOURI 128

Diabetes and Kidney Disease 55

Diabetes and Wellbeing 45

DIAMOND, NICOLA 46

DICKENSON, JOHN 77

Dictatorship in South America 37

Dictionary of Computer Vision and Image Processing 121

Dictionary of Cultural and Critical Theory, A 12

Dictionary of DNA and Genome Technology 77

Dictionary of Maintenance and Reliability Terms 81

Dictionary of Zoo Biology and Animal Management 66

DIETRICH, DAVID 86

Digital Color Imaging 124

Digital Media and Society 17

Direct Eigen Control for Induction Machines and Synchronous Motors 120

Dispossession: The Performative in the Political 3

Distillation Control 81

Distillation Process Design Using Column Profile Maps 80

DIVER, DECLAN 108

DIXNEUF, PIERRE 91

DIXON, LOUISE 46

DMITRIEV, NIKOLAY 85

DNA Sequence Analysis 100

DOBLE, ANDREW 56

Dog Breeding, Whelping and Puppy Care 62

DÖMLING, ALEXANDER 94

DONSKIS, LEONIDAS 20

Double Oblivion of the Ourang-Outang 3

DOUROUMIS, DIONYSIOS 94

DOUZINAS, COSTAS 24

Down-deep Delight of Democracy, The 35

Downstream Industrial Biotechnology 85

Dried Fruits 74

Drug Delivery Strategies for Poorly Water-Soluble Drugs 94

DUBÉ, MAYA BRAEM 63

DUKE, MIKEL 80

DUMBADZE, ALEXANDER 40

DUPEUX, M. 134

DUQUE, CARLOS AUGUSTO 121

DURANT, SARAH M. 68

DVORAK, RUDOLF 108

DYKE, HEATHER 7

Dynamic Modeling and Predictive Control in Solid Oxide Fuel Cells 114

Ear, Nose and Throat at a Glance 49

Economic Policy 73 32

Economics 32

Ecosystem Services in Agricultural and Urban Landscapes 68

Education and Immigration 23

EDUM-FOTWE, FRANCIS 138

Effective Interpersonal and Team Communication Skills for Engineers 113

Efficiency and Productivity Growth 30

EFFINGHAM, NIKK 6

EGAN, R. DANIELLE 22

EICHHORN, S. HOLGER 106

EIDHAMMER, INGVAR 89

Electromagnetism 115

Electron Flow in Organic Chemistry 96

Electronic Health Records 123

Elementary Particle Physics 109

ELIASOPH, NINA 23

Embedded Systems 120

EMMANUEL, ANTON 54

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EMMANUEL, STEVEN M. 7

EMMERT-STREIB, FRANK 75

Encyclopedia of Drug Metabolism and Interactions 95

Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration, The 36

Encyclopedia of Magnetic Resonance – NMR 95

Energy Autonomous Micro and Nano Systems 106

ENGLAND, GARY 62

Environmental Impacts of Engineering Decisions 140

Enzyme Technologies for Drug Discovery and Development 84

Epilepsy in Children and Adolescents 53

Equine Genomics 66

Equitable Resource Allocation 129

ERICKSON, MARTIN J. 37

Erosion of Geomaterials 135

Erotics of Looking, The 41

ERSKINE, ANDREW 38

ESPINOSA, HORACIO D. 134

Essential Cardiac Electrophysiology 54

Essential Guide to Reading Biomedical Papers 78

Essential Microbiology 78

Essential Microbiology for Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Science 77

Essential Reproduction 49

Essentials of Pharmaceutical Preformulation 77

Ethics and Technology 28

Ethnic Dermatology 56

EVANS, BRAD 25

EVANS, JANE DEROSE 38

Evidence-Based Emergency Care 57

Evidence-Based Nursing Care for Stroke and Neurovascular Conditions 60

Evidence-Based Pediatric Oncology 58

Evolutionary Algorithms for Mobile Ad hoc Networks 123

EWSUK, KEVIN 102

Extrusion Processing Technology – Food and Non-Food Biomaterials 73

FABER, WILLIAM R. 55

FAHR, ALFRED 94

FAIST, THOMAS 22

FALZON, CHRISTOPHER 7

Fashioning Globalisation 34

FAULKNER, CHRISTINA 29

FAULL, CHRISTINA 57

FAUSER, MARGIT 22

FEATHERSTONE, DAVID 34

FEDOROFF, NINA V. 71

FEDOROV, VALERII V. 130

FERNANDEZ-MALOIGNE, CHRISTINE 124

FERRERO, A. 119

FICKELSCHERER, R. J. 82

Field Measurement in Solid Mechanics 134

FIELD, LESLIE D. 88

Financial Accounting 30, 31

Financial Management in Construction Contracting 139

Finite Element Method 128

FINK, J. 119

FINLAY, ANDREW Y. 51

First Course in Probability and Markov Chains, A 129

FISCHER, DENA J. 61

FISHER, NICHOLAS 11

FISHER, ROBERT 121

FITZGERALD, JERRY 29

FLANAGAN, MADELEINE 60

Flavonoid Pharmacokinetics 93

FLETCHER, CHARLES 70

FLETCHER, GARTH 41

FLICKINGER, MICHAEL C. 84, 85

Fluid Mechanics 136

Fluorescent Analogues of Biomolecular Building Blocks 100

FOLKERS, GERD 94

Forensic Science 74

FORSHAW, MARK 47

FORSYTH, MICHAEL 137

FORSYTHE, JOHN 56

FOUKAL, PETER V. 109

FRACKOWIAK, ELZBIETA 103

FRANKLIN, JANET 68

FREEMAN, FIONA 77

FRIDMAN, ALEXANDER 111

FRIEDMAN, GARY 111

FRITH, KATHLEEN 52

Frontiers of Electronic Materials 118

FU, HONGBING 104

Functional Nanostructured Materials and Membranes for Water Treatment 80

Fundamental Elements of Applied Superconductivity in Electrical Engineering 118

Fundamentals of Applied Pathophysiology 59

Fundamentals of Modern Manufacturing 136

Fundamentals of Modern Measurements 119

FUNG, JOHN 56

FURNHAM, ADRIAN 47

Future of the Philosophy of Religion, The 8

G-Quadruplexes 99

GAERTNER, SAMUEL L. 47

GAISFORD, SIMON 77

Galatians Through the Centuries 10

GANNON, THERESA A. 46

GARDNER, CYNTHIA 29

GARINO, JONATHAN P. 103

GARRETT, PATRICK H. 119

GARROU, PHILIP 115

GATHERGOOD, NICK 101

GEARTY, CONOR 25

General Theory of Coherent Lower Previsions 129

Geochemistry 69

GEORGIADIS, APOSTOLOS 121

German Europe 21

GETZEN, THOMAS E. 32

GHIANI, GIANPAOLO 29

GICK, BRYAN 15

GIDDENS, ANTHONY 19

Gift in Antiquity, The 39

GILBERTTOUZOT 128

GILLIGAN, CAROL 41

GILLIGAN, JAMES 25

GINOSAR, YEHUDA 57

GIORDANO, SILVIA 126

GIRGUS, SAM B. 16

GIRLING, SIMON J. 63

GIUFFRE, KATHERINE 23

GLASSER, DAVID 80

Glial Physiology and Pathophysiology 78

Global Challenges in Integrated Coastal Zone Management 67

Global Governance 25

Global Media Ethics 17

Global Networks 125

GODWIN, WILLIAM 139

GÖEN, THOMAS 92

GOLDMAN, CHARLES R. 69

GONG, XIONG 104

GOSS, NEIL 93

GOUDIE, SIMON 87

GOULD, ELIZABETH 47

GOURE, JEAN PIERRE 127

Government and Not-for-Profit Accounting 31

GOYETTE, KIMBERLY 23

GRACE, PIERCE A. 49

GRANOF, MICHAEL H. 31

GRANT, ROBERT M. 26

GRANT, ROBERT M. 26

Graphene 97

Grease Lubrication in Rolling Bearings 132

GREDIAC, M. 134

Green Chemistry for a Sustainable Future 83

Green Networking 124

Greener Fischer-Tropsch Processes for Fuels and Feedstocks 96

GREENSON, JOEL K. 54

GRIGORENKO, Y. N. 86

GRIM, BRIAN J. 9

GROOVER, MIKELL P. 136

GROSJEAN, FRANÇOIS 14

GROTH, DAVID 29

GU, LIAN-QUAN 99

Guide to Building Control 137

Guide to Early Printed Books and Manuscripts, A 13

Guidelines for non-SIS Independent Protection Layers 79

GUNN-MOORE, DANIELLE 62

GUO, YU 135

GUPTA, MALI RAM 94

GUTFLEISCH, OLIVER 105

GWYNNE, ANTHONY 137

HABERMAS, JÜRGEN 5

HACKLEY, VINCENT 102

HAIGHT, JOEL M. 82

HALL, CAROL 67

HALL, KATHY 43

HALPERN, STEPHEN H. 57

HAMDI, M. 124

HAMMADI, S. 122

HANBY, MICHAEL 8

Handbook of 3D Integration 115

Handbook of Communication and Corporate Reputation, The 18

Handbook of Compliant Mechanisms 132

Handbook of Laboratory Animal Management and Welfare 62

Handbook of Laser-Induced Breakdown Spectroscopy 88

Handbook of Loss Prevention Engineering 82

Handbook of Measurement in Science and Engineering 113

Handbook of Middle English Studies, A 14

Handbook of Palliative Care 57

Handbook of Paper and Board 86

Handbook of Paper and Paperboard Packaging Technology 74

Handbook of Plant Metabolomics, The 72

Handbook of Polymer Crystallization 107

Handbook of Polymer Synthesis, Characterization, and Processing 107

Handbook of Power Systems Engineering with Power Electronics Applications 117

Handbook of Practicing Anthropology, A 33

Handbook of RNA Biochemistry 101

HANLON, GEOFFREY 77

Happy-People-Pills For All 3

HARRIS III, FRANK 138

HARRIS, JONATHAN 40

HARRIS, ROBIN K. 95

HARRISON, KAREN 42

HARTMANN, ROLAND K. 101

HARTWIG, ANDREA 92

HARVEY, ADAM 83

HARVEY, ANDREA 64

HASE, YOSHIHIDE 117

HASTINGS, KENNETH 94

HAWKINS IV, J. BARNEY 10

HAY, RODERICK J. 55

144

INDEX

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EX

Health Economics and Financing 32

HEBER, JÖRG 118

HEMMETER, JOE 37

HENDERSON, ANDREW 69

HENKIN, TINA M. 76

HENS, HUGO S. L. C. 140

HENS, HUGO S. L. C. 140

HERRMANN, AXEL 103

HERRMANN, WOLFGANG A. 90

Heterocyclic Chemistry in Drug Discovery 95

Heterogeneous Cellular Networks 127

Heterogeneous Electrode Processes and Localized Corrosion 99

HICKMAN, MATTHEW 52

HIGGINS, CHRIS 59

HIGGS, ERIC S. 67

High Temperature Experiments in Chemistry and Materials Science 97

HILDEBRANDT, DIANE 80

History of a cGMP Medical Event Investigation, A 87

History of Life 68

History of Mathematics, The 127

History of Old Age 35

Hitchcock’s America 15

HOBBS, RICHARD J. 67

HODGES, NORMAN 77

HOFMANN, STEFAN G. 44

HOGG, STUART 78

HOLBOURN, ANN 69

HOLDSWORTH, NADINE 13

HOLIK, HERBERT 86

HOLLOWAY, MICHAEL 79

Hollywood Stardom 16

HOLMES, RUSSELL J. 110

Homogeneous Catalysis 91

HOPKINS, DAVID 14

HORN, GUTHER 125

HORVATH, ISTVAN T. 83

HOWELL, LARRY L. 132

HU, ROSE QINGYANG 127

HU, WENPING 104

HUANG, B. 114

HUANG, GEORGE T.J. 76

HUANG, HUAJIANG 101

HUANG, ZHI-SHU 99

HUBLEY, JOHN 62

HUDSON, SUZANNE 40

HUEBSCH, WADE W. 136

HÜLSEWEH, BIRGIT 92

Human Blood Groups 55

Human Factors in the Health Care Setting 58

Human Genetics and Genomics 49

Human Resource Management 28

Humanitarian Business, The 24

HUTCHINGS, IAN M. 82

Hydrophilic Interaction Chromatography 87

Identity and Discrimination 7

IEMMA, FRANCESCA 107

Impact Cratering 70

Implosion 113

Imported Skin Diseases 55

Improving Water and Nutrient Use Efficiency in Food Production Systems 72

INIEWSKI, KRZYSZTOF 120

Inkjet Technology for Digital Fabrication 82

Innovations in Manufacturing 105

Innovative Software Development in GIS 132

Inorganic Materials Science 102

Instantaneous Power Theory and Applications to Power Conditioning 117

Instrumentation and Metrology in Oceanography 122

Integrated Biomaterials for Biomedical Technology 112

Integrated Design by Optimization of Electrical Energy Systems 117

Integrated Pharmaceutics 94

Integrative Endocrinology 76

International Construction Contracts – A Handbook 139

International Encyclopedia of Ethics 6

International Handbook of Research on Children’s Literacy, Learning and Culture 43

Introduction to Abstract Algebra 128

Introduction to Logistics Systems Management 29

Introduction to Molecular Anthropology, An 69

Introduction to Network Thermodynamics and Relational Systems Theory 79

Introduction to Networking Basics 29

Introduction to Ontology, An 6

Introduction to Topology and Geometry 129

Introduction to Tribology 133

IRONS, MIRA B. 49

Irritable Bowel Syndrome 54

Italian Renaissance Art 40

JACKSON, HILARY 65

JACKSON, JENNIFER 34

JANICK, JULES 71

JANSSEN, JACQUES 128

JAPPELLI, TULLIO 32

JARRETT, GENE ANDREW 13

JARZYNSKI, CHRISTOPHER 110

JESS, ANDREAS 83

JIANG, J. 71

JIANG, SAN PING 99

JIN, Y. Q. 119

John Wilmot, Earl of Rochester 11

JOHNS, LOUISE C. 45

JOHNSON, NUALA C. 34

JOHNSON, TODD M. 9

Joining the Resistance 41

Joint Source-Channel Coding 126

JOOST-GAUGIER, CHRISTIANE L. 40

JOYCE, PAUL M. 10

JUST, WOLFRAM 110

KAGAN, EUGENE 131

KAHL, GUENTER 72

KAMINSKI, MARCIN 133

KAO, GRACE 23

KAPUR, KAILASH C. 116

KATTI, KATTESH V. 98

KATUGAMPOLA, RUWANI P. 51

KAYVANTASH, KAMBIZ 103

KEANE, MICHAEL 17

KELLEY, ANNE MEYERS 88

KELLY, JOHN 56

KENNEDY, ROSS A. 36

KETZER, J. MARCELO 70

KHADER, JAMIL 3

KHAN, MIKE 75

KHAN, REHMAN M. 130

KHAZAN, INNA Z. 43

KHUMAWALA, SALEHA B. 31

KI, WING-HUNG 113

Kidney Disease Management 60

KIESO, DONALD E. 30, 31

KIMMEL, PAUL D. 30, 31

KING, R. BRUCE 102

KIRK-OTHMER 85

Kirk-Othmer Chemical Technology of Cosmetics 85

KIRWAN, MARK J. 74

KISS, ANTON ALEXANDRU 81

KLAGES, RAINER 110

KLANDERMANS, BERT 20

KLUGMAN, STUART A. 130

KNOX, PETER E. 39

KOBAYASHI, HISATOSHI 112

KOC, MUAMMER 105

KOHN, BARBARA 64

KOKHANOVSKY, ALEXANDER 90

KONG, E. S. W. 106

KONOPKA, ANDRZEJ K. 100

KORF, BRUCE R. 49

KOROM, FRANK J. 33

KOROTENKO, KONSTANTIN A. 86

KRAEHMER, HANSJOERG 72

KRAGL, UDO 83

KRIEF, FRANCINE 124

KRISHER, REBECCA L. 66

KUBINYI, HUGO 94

KUCERA, JANE 90

KUHN, ROBERT LAWRENCE 4

KUMAGAI, MICHIO 69

KUSNECOV, ALEXANDER W. 43

KUTZ, MYER 113

KWASINSKI, ANDRES 126

Labor, Economy, and Society 23

LACEY, KATE 18

LAFOLLETTE, HUGH 5, 6

LALAUZE, RENE 112

LALENA, JOHN N. 102

Lamentations Through the Centuries 10

LÄMMERHOFER, MICHAEL 99

LANE, PHILIP 32

LANGTON, PHILIP D. 78

LARNER, WENDY 34

Laser Metrology in Fluid Mechanics 133

Laser Velocimetry in Fluid

Mechanics 133

LAUWERS, GREGORY Y. 54

LAYCOCK, JOHN 76

Lecture Notes: Epidemiology, Evidence-Based Medicine and Public Health 52

LEE, HUA 111

LEE, KANG 46

LEFRANÇOIS, EMMANUEL 128

LEHMHUS, DIRK 103

LESLIE, JOHN 4

Lessons from Fort Apache 33

LEWIS SR., RICHARD J. 92

LEWIS, RACHEL 60

LHOTKA, CHRISTOPH 108

LI, JIE JACK 95

LI, PANJIAN 103

LI, PING 14

Liberal Terror 25

Liberty and Security 25

LIEBERMAN, NORMAN P. 82

Likelihood that a Released Flammable Mass will Ignite 91

LINDH, ROLAND 98

Linking Diagenesis to Sequence Stratigraphy (Special Publication 45 of the IAS) 70

LIPTON, DIANA 10

Liquid Crystals in Materials Chemistry 106

Listening Publics 18

Literary Theory Handbook, The 11

LIU, JEN-PEI 130

LLOYD, MAGGIE 62

LOCKHART, PETER 61

LONG, NICHOLAS 98

Loss Models 130

LOWE, DAVID J. 138

LOWE, GORDON D.O. 57

LTE Security 125

LU, MAX 80, 99, 103

LUGT, PIET M. 132

LUNN, GEORGE 92

LUO, ALBERT C. J. 135

LUPTON, SARAH 139

LUSS, HANAN 129

LUTZ, STEFAN 100

145

INDEX

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Lyocell and the Human Skin – A Biopolymer with Amazing Properties 74

LYUBIMOV, ALEXANDER 95

MAAREL, EDDY VAN DER 68

MACAIRE, LUDOVIC 124

MACCLANCY, JEREMY 33

MACLEOD, NORM 69

MAEV, ROMAN GR. 118

MAGLEBY, SPENCER P. 132

Magnetic Cooling – From Fundamentals to High Efficiency Refrigeration 105

Magnetoseismology 109

MAHRWALD, RAINER 96

MAITLIS, PETER M. 96

MAJNEMER, ANNETTE 53

MAK-Collection for Occupational Health and Safety Part IV, The 92

MALINA, MIKE 138

MALMQVIST, PER ÅKE 98

MALONE, EDWARD A. 131

Management Accounting 31

Management Information Systems 28

Managerial Economics 32

Managing Innovation 27

MANDELL, JUDY 14

MANLEY, KIM 59

MANNHOLD, RAIMUND 94

MARCELLIN-LITTLE, DENIS J. 63

MARESCHAL, DENIS 42

Market Research and Strategic Planning for Global Chemical, Petrochemical, and Plastics Industries 79

Marketing Research 28

MARKHAM, IAN S. 9, 10

MARLET, RENAUD 132

MARSELLA, ROSANNA 65

MARTIN, GRAHAM D. 82

MARTIN, PHILIPPE 32

MASLIN, MARK A. 70

Materials and Skills for Historic Building Conservation 137

Materials for High-Temperature Fuel Cells 99

Mathematical Theories for Computer and Network Security Engineering 124

Mathematics for the Liberal Arts 37

MATTA, N. 115

MATTHAY, KATHERINE 58

MATTHEWS, JOHN T. 12

MAURINE, P. 116

MCADAM, DOUG 20

MCCAFFER, RONALD 138

MCCARTHY, J. R. 84

MCCORMACK, BRENDAN 59

MCDONALD, PAUL 16MCFERRAN, DON 60

MCGREGOR, AMY 53

MCGUIRE, BILL 70

MCKAY, DAVID 24

MCKENNA, LAURENCE 60

MCLOUGHLIN, JOHN 56

Measures for Children with Developmental Disability framed by the ICF-CY 53

Mechanics of Fluid Flow 85

Mechanics of Solid Interfaces 134

Media in Transitional Democracies, The 18

Medical Statistics at a Glance Text and Workbook Bundle 51

Medical Statistics at a Glance Workbook 51

MEERAN, KARIM 76

Membrane Processing 73

Membrane Technology and Applications 80

MENK, FREDERICK W. 109

MENN, M. LE 122

MERCK, MELINDA D. 65

MESCHIA, JAMES 53

Metabolomics in Practice 99

Metal Chalcogenide Semiconductor Nanostructures and Their Applications in Renewable Energy 105

Metal-Catalyzed Reactions in Water 91

MEYER, VERONIKA R. 87

MEYERS, ROBERT A. 76

MICCOLI, PAOLO 55

Micro and Nanotechnologies in Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering 112

Microwave and Millimeter Wave Circuits and Systems 121

MIDDLETON, SHELDON 65

Midwife’s Labour and Birth Handbook, The 59

MIKULECKY, DONALD 79

MILDREN, RICH 110

MILLER, ALEXANDER 5

MILLER, GORDON J. 102

MILLER, LILA 66

MILLER, STEVEN 53

MILLER, FRANK 29

MILLS, CHRIS LLOYD 77

MILLS, DANIEL S. 63

MILNE, DEREK 41

Minerva’s Night Out 4

MINOIS, GEORGES 35

MINUTO, MICHELE N. 55

MIS Cases 29

MITTAL, K. L. 104

MITTAL, VIKAS 106

MITTEMEIJER, E. J. 86

MITZEL, NORBERT 97

Mobile Ad Hoc Networking 126

Model Building in Mathematical Programming 127

Modeling and Prediction of Polymer Nanocomposite Properties 106

Modeling Biochemical Reactions 100

Modern Construction Management 138

Modern Diffraction Methods 86

Modern Machine Learning Techniques and Their Applications in Cartoon Animation Research 116

Modern Methods in Stereo- selective Aldol Reactions 96

MODICA, GIUSEPPE 129

MODOOD, TARIQ 21

MOFFITT, L. J. 32

MOIR, IAN 136

MOKSNESS, ERLEND 67

Molecular Biology of Cancer 75

Molecular Electronics 104

Molecular Genetics of Bacteria 76

Molecular Pharmacology: From DNA to Drug Design 77

Molecular Plant Immunity 72

MOLL, LUIS C. 43

MOLLOY, MAUREEN 34

MORAD, SADOON 70

Moral Blindness 20

MORE, MAX 4

MORITA, A. 88

MORLEDGE, ROY 138

MORRIS, ERIC M. J. 45

MORRISON, CAROLE 97

Morson and Dawson’s Gastrointestinal Pathology 54

MOTIWALA, HANIF 56

MOTT, ANGIE 61

MOTZFELDT, KETIL 97

MUCCHI, L. 125

MUHLER, MARTIN 90

Multiconfigurational Quantum Chemistry 98

Multiculturalism 21

MUNIR, NAZIA 49

MUNSON, BRUCE R. 136

MURILLO, MARIA C. LUCAS 15

Mystery of Existence, The 4

NAAFS, BERNARD 55

NADDEO, V. 89

NAGASHIMA, YORIKIYO 109

NAIR, MURALITHARAN 59

NAITO, MAKIO 102

Nano and Cell Mechanics 134

Nanomaterials in Catalysis 91

Nanomaterials in Drug Delivery, Imaging, and Tissue Engineering 112

NASH, JEN J. 45

Natural Disasters in a Global Environment 35

Negotiating Cultural Encounters 114

NESS, IMMANUEL 36

NEVINS, M. ELEANOR 33

NEWMAN, SALLY 50

NICHOLLS, LINDSEY 61

NICHOLSON, ALEX 57

NICHOLSON, W. KEITH 128

NIEMEYER, BERND 92

NIER, JASON A. 47

No God, No Science 8

NOBLE, HELEN 60

NOLAN, RIALL 33

Nonclinical Safety Assessment 94

Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics 110

Nonequilibrium Statistical Physics of Small Systems 110

Nonlinear Spectroscopy of Interfaces 88

NOORDENBOS, GRETA 45

Novel Ecosystems 67

NOVELLI, MARCO R. 54

NOWER, LIA 42

Numerical Analysis in Electromagnetics 115

NWAOHA, CHIKEZIE 79, 81

O’DWYER, LOUISE 64

O’LEARY, TIMOTHY 7

O’SHAUGHNESSY, JAMES C. 140

OBADIA, LIONEL 9

Object Detection and Recognition in Digital Images 120

Odour Impact Assessment Handbook 89

Oil Spill Risk Management 86

OKIISHI, THEODORE H. 136

OLIVER, JOSEPH E. 45

OLSEN, BERNARD A. 87

OLSEN, BRIAN M. 132

ONISCU, GABRIEL 56

ONYEWUENYI, OLIVER A. 79

Oocyte Physiology and Development in Domestic Animals 66

Operations Management 27

Operations Management 27

Optical Engineering of Diamond 110

Optics in Instruments 127

Optimal Automated Process Fault Analysis 82

Oral Medicine and Medically Complex Patients 61

Organic Mass Spectrometry in Art and Archaeology with Solvent Microextraction 89

Organic Optoelectronics 104

Organic Structures from Spectra 88

OSINSKI, GORDON R. 70

ÖST, LARS-GÖRAN 45

Osteoporosis 56

OTZEN, DANIEL ERIK 101

OU, TIAN-MIAO 99

OUAHABI, A. 121

OURS, JAN VAN 32

OVERALL, NICKOLA C. 41

OZEL, TUGRUL 105

PACIFICI, KRISHNA 67

PACK, BRIAN W. 87

PAINTER, JOE 34

PALMIERI, CARLO 52

146

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PAN, CI-LING 126

PAN, YI 120

PANDOLFINO, JOHN E. 54

PANJER, HARRY H. 130

Paradoxes 4

PARKS, ACACIA C. 42

PARVULESU, CONSTANTIN 17

PASIOURAS, FOTIOS 30

PAVICIC, MLADEN 111

PAYNE, MICHAEL 12

PEATE, IAN 59

PECK, JEFFREY N. 63

PELENGARIS, STELLA 75

PENCHEON, DAVID 52

PENNA, ANTHONY N. 35

Perinatal Stem Cells 75

PERKINS, FREEDOM 53

PERSSON, INGMAR 5

PETERS, J. E. 76

PETERS, MARK 80

PETERSON, JAMES T. 67

PETIT, ANTOINE 56

PETRIE, AVIVA 51

Petroleum Accumulation Zones on Continental Margins 86

Petronius 39

PETROZZI, SERGIO 87

PETTORELLI, NATHALIE 68

PHILIPPOT, KARINE 91

PHILLIPS, JOSEPH 84

PHILLIPSON, CHRISTOPHER 22

Philosophical-Political Profiles 5

Philosophy and Resistance in the Crisis 24

Phosphorus Chemistry 98

Photonics for THz and Millimeter Waves in Ultra-Fast Wireless Communications 126

Physics of Organic Semiconductors 110

Physiological Measures of Emotion From a Developmental Perspective 47

PICKER, RUTH 30

PIERAZZO, ELISABETTA 70

PIERGROSSI, JULIE CUNNINGHAM 61

PINES, JESSE M. 57

PINKERTON, ROSS 58

PINNA, LORENZO A. 75

PINTO, ANDRES 61

PIORKOWSKA, EWA 107

PIRRACCHIO, ROMAIN 58

Pitfalls and Errors of HPLC in Pictures 87

Plant Breeding Reviews 71

Plant Centromere Biology 71

Plant Transposons and Genome Dynamics in Evolution 71

Plasma Formulary for Physics, Astronomy, and Technology 108

Plasma Medicine 111

Polarimetric Scattering and SAR Information Retrieval 119

Political Oratory and Cartooning 34

Politics in the Age of Austerity 24

Politics of Volunteering, The 23

Polymeric Sensors and Actuators 119

POMERANCE, MURRAY 15

PORTA, DONATELLA DELLA 20

PORTES, RICHARD 32

Power Management Integrated Circuit Analysis and Design 113

Power Systems Signal Processing 121

POWER, MICK 43

Powering Planet Earth – From Timber to Nuclear Energy 98

Practical Emergency and Critical Care Veterinary Nursing 64

Practical Guide to Clustered Candomised Trials – Design and Analysis for Healthcare Evaluation, A 58

Practical Health Promotion 62

Practical Instrumental Analysis 87

Practical Manual of Gastro- esophageal Reflux Disease 54

Practical Signals Theory with MATLAB Applications 122

Practice Development in Nursing and Healthcare 59

PRAG, JONATHAN 39

Precalculus 131

PRINCE, BRAD 28

Principles and Applications to Tribology 134

Probabilistic Search for Tracking Targets 131

Problem Solving and Data Analysis Using Minitab 130

Process Intensification Technologies for Green Chemistry 83

Process Plant Equipment 79

Production of Plasma Proteins for Therapeutic Use 93

Program Specialization 132

Protein Engineering Handbook 100

Protein Kinase CK2 75

Protein-Protein Interactions in Drug Discovery 94

Psychoanalytic Thinking in Occupational Therapy 61

Psycholinguistics of Bilingualism 14

Psychology 47

Psychology of Retirement, The 41

PURCELL, MARK 35

PURUGGANAN, MICHAEL D. 71

QIAN, YI 127

Quality by Design Model for Biologics Drug Product Development 84

Quantitative Reasoning 131

Quantum Dynamics for Classical Systems 128

QUIGLEY, EAMONN M. M. 54

QURASHI, A. 105

RAAFLAUB, KURT A. 38

RABE, TORSTEN 102

RABEAU, JAMES 110

Race 6

RADZIEMSKI, LEON J. 88

RAGHURAMAN, KANNAN 98

RAINE, JOSEPH E. 50

RAINER, R. KELLY 28

RAINEY, BERNADETTE 42

RAJA, ALI S. 57

RAMAKRISHNA, SEERAM 112

RAMALINGAM, MURUGAN 112

RAMARAO, BANDRAU 101

RAMASWAMY, SHRI 101

RAMM, PETER 115

RAND, JACQUIE 62

RANKIN, DAVID 97

RAO, C. N. R. 97

RATHSWOHL, EUGENE 29

READ, MATT 63

Reading Paradise Lost 14

Reality of Contemporary Discrimination in the United States, The 47

RECKLESS, IAN 50

Recovery from Eating Disorders 45

REES, PAUL A. 66

REID, R. DAN 27

Reinventing Professionalism 19

REISENAUER, EVELINE 22

Reliability Engineering 116

Religion in the Contemporary World 21

REN, XUEFEI 21

RENGEL, ZED 72

REPATH, IAN 39

RESCHE-RIGON, MATTHIEU 58

Research Methods for Business 27

Responsive Membranes and Materials 80

Rethinking Christian Identity 10

REYNOLDS, D. JOHN 50

REYNOLDS, FELICITY 57

RF/Microwave Circuit Design for Wireless Applications 122

RIBEIRO, MOISES VIDAL 121

RIBEIRO, PAULO F. 121

RICHARD, DAVID 42

RICHARDT, ANDRE 92

RICHES, JOHN 10

RICHTER, JOEL E. 54

Rise of Western Christendom, The 37

Risk Assessment and Oral Diagnostics in Clinical Dentistry 61

Risk Management Under UCITS IV 30

RIVERS, JENNIFER S. 35

ROBARTS, RICHARD D. 69

ROBBINS, STEPHEN P. 28

ROBERT-INACIO, FREDERIQUE 124

ROBOAM, XAVIER 117

ROBOAM, XAVIER 117

ROGIER, HENDRIK 121

ROHDE, ULRICH L. 122

Role of Green Chemistry in Biomass Processing and Conversion, The 101

Roman Disasters 35

ROOS, BJORN 98

RÖPKE, GERD 110

ROSELLI, LUCA 121

ROSENSTONE, ROBERT A. 17

ROSS, ANDREW 139

ROTHENBERG, MOLLY ANNE 3

ROTHMAYER, ALRIC P. 136

RUDOLPH, MATTHIAS 122

RYAN, FRANK 44

SABATH, FRANK 92

SABIN, CAROLINE 51

SABIN, CAROLINE 51

Safety of Software-based Systems 123

SAGUET, PIERRE 115

SALAZAR, CARMEN 15

SALDIVAR-GUERRA, ENRIQUE 107

SALLAZ, JEFFREY J. 23

SANDEMAN, KARL 105

SANDERS, NADA R. 27

SANDHU, HARPINDER 68

SANSONE, ERIC B. 92

SASLOW, JAMES M. 40

SATLOW, MICHAEL 39

SAUNDERS, MARK 77

SAUTER, MARTIN 126

SAVAGE, GERALD 114

SAWICKI, JANA 7

Sax’s Dangerous Properties of Industrial Materials Twelfth Edition Set CD-ROM 92

SCHÄFER, ARMIN 24

SCHÄFER, THOMAS 80

SCHEIN, RICHARD H. 34

SCHILBRACK, KEVIN 8

SCHLOM, DARRELL 118

SCHNEIDEWIND, NORMAN F. 123

SCHNELL, SANTIAGO 100

SCHÖN, ASTRID 101

SCHREIBMAN, SUSAN 12

SCHROEDER, KNUT 52

SCHUSTER, HEINZ GEORG 110

SCHUUR, JEREMIAH D. 57

Science of Intimate Relationships, The 41

SCUDDER, PAUL H. 96

Security for Cognitive Wireless Networks 125

SEEGER, MATTHEW W. 18

SEKARAN, UMA 27

Selective Visual Attraction 114

SELLNOW, TIMOTHY L. 18

SEMIAT, RAFAEL 80

147

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Separation and Purification Technologies in Biorefineries 101

SERP, PHILIPPE 91

SERPONE, NICK 98

SESSA, GUIDO 72

SEVILLA, ALICIA 131

SEWELL, THOMAS D. 105

SEYBT, MELANIE W. 55

SHAHIDI, FEREIDOON 74

SHANKAR, A. G. 58

Shape-Memory Polymers 106

SHELDRAKE, PHILIP 9

Shelter Medicine for Veterinarians and Staff 66

SHEPHERD, NEIL A. 54

SHEPHERD, P. JOHN 111

SHEVELL, MICHAEL 53

SIDDIQUE, N. H. 135

SIEMENS, RAY 12

Signal and Image Multiresolution Analysis 121

SILVEIRA, PAULO MÉRCIO DA 121

SIMCOCK, RICHARD 52

SIMOS, GREGORIS 44

SIMPSON, JEFFRY A. 41

SINGH, BALAJI 79

SINGH, JYOTSNA G. 12

SINGH, RAHUL 111

SINGH, SATISH K. 84

SINGLETON, PAUL 77

SINHA, PRADEEP K. 123

SINN, HANS-WERNER 32

SISK, TIMOTHY 26

Situational Judgement Test at a Glance, The 51

SIVARAMAKRISHNAN, KONDURU 31

SIVASUBRAMANIAM, SHIVA 77

SKANDIER, TOBY 29

SKARET, ERIK 45

Small Animal Regional Anesthesia and Analgesia 63

SMITH, CECIL 81

SMITHERS, GEOFFREY 73

SNOW, DAVID A. 20

SNYDER, LARRY 76

SOBOLEV, V.S. 86

Sociology 19

Sociology for AS AQA 19

Soft-Tissue Lasers in Dental Hygiene 61

Solar Astrophysics 109

Solar Energy at Urban Scale 118

SOMERS, KAY 131

SOMEYA, TAKAO 104

SONNTAG, RICHARD E. 136

SOOD, AJAY K. 97

Sources of Contamination in Medicinal Products and Medical Devices 93

Spacecraft Dynamics and Control 135

Spatial Politics 34

SPEAKMAN, MARK 56

Spike Lee’s America 16

SPRINKLE, GEOFF 31

STAGNER, WILLIAM CRAIG 94

STAHL, SAUL 129

Statebuilding 26

Statistical Diagnostics for Cancer 75

Statistical Modeling in Clinical Trials 130

Statistical Modelling of ICU Data 58

STEFFENSEN, LESLIE NUÑEZ 10

Stem Cells 76

Stem Cells, Craniofacial Development and Regeneration 76

STERRITT, DAVID 16

Stochastic Perturbation Method for Computational Mechanics, The 133

STOCKINGER, P. 124

STOJMENOVIC, IVAN 126

STONE, JOHN V. 131

STONE, ROB 16

STONEKING, MARK 69

STOTT, DAVID J. 57

STØTTRUP, JOSIANNE 67

STOVALL, DALE 56

STREECK, WOLFGANG 24

STRENSKI, IVAN 8

Stress and Pheromonatherapy in Small Animal Clinical Behaviour 63

Stretchable Electronics 104

Stroke 53

STROUD, SARAH 6

Structural Materials and Processes in Transportation 103

Structural Methods in Molecular Inorganic Chemistry 97

Student’s Companion to the Theologians, The 9

SUMEGI, ANGELA 8

Supercapacitors 103

Supervision and Safety of Complex Systems 115

Surgery at a Glance 49

Sustainabiltiy 26

Sustainable Dairy Production 73

Sustainable Healthcare 52

Sustainable Swine Nutrition 67

SUTTON, PHILIP W. 19

System Engineering of Computer Networks 123

Systemic Design Methodologies for Electrical Energy Systems 117

SZEMAN, IMRE 11

SZYLAR, CHRISTIAN 29, 30

TADROS, THARWAT F. 83

TAGHIZADEH, ROUZBEH R. 75

TALWAR, VICTORIA 46

TAMIME, ADNAN 73

TAO, DACHENG 116

TAO, N. 104

TASKER, SÉVERINE 64

TATAMI, JUNICHI 102

TAVANI, HERMAN T. 28

TAYLOR, PAUL C. 6

TEMPLE, L. 113

TERRIS, DAVID J. 55

TERRY, JUSTYN 10

TERVO, RICHARD J. 122

Theoretical Astrophysics 108

Theorizing Crisis Communication 18

Thermodynamics 136

THESLEFF, IRMA 76

THIELE, LESLIE PAUL 26

THODE, CHRISTIAN 77

THOMPSON, TREVOR 52

Thyroid Surgery 55

TIDD, JOE 27

Tinnitus 60

TITCHEN, ANGIE 59

TIWARI, ASHUTOSH 112

TIWARI, ASHUTOSH 112

TOIT, JENNY DU 50

TOKURA, YOSHINORI 118

TOLMIE, ANDREW 42

TONER, JERRY 35

Top Tips in Urology 56

Topics in Colloid and Interface Science 83

Toxicology of Methanol, The 95

Trace Quantitative Analysis by Mass Spectrometry with Introduction to Mass Spectrometry 89

Transhumanist Reader , The 4

Transmission Electron Microscopy in Micro-nanoelectronics 114

Transnational Migration 22

TREISTER, NATHANIEL S. 61

TROFFAES, MATTHIAS 129

Troubleshooting Vacuum Systems 82

TURNER, MARION 14

UBELAKER, DOUGLAS H. 74

UCITS Handbook 29

UEMATSU, KEIZO 102

Ullmann’s Reaction Engineering 81

Ullmann’s Renewable Resources 85

Understanding Laboratory Investigations 59

Understanding Microbes 78

Understanding Theories of Religion 8

Upstream Industrial Biotechnology 84

Urban China 21

Utopian Globalists, The 40

VANHAELEN, ANGELA 41

VAQUERA, ELIZABETH 23

VARIAN, FRANCES 51

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Vehicle Safety Communications 125

VELA, MARCELO F. 54

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VERYAZOV, VALERA 98

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Veterinary Nursing of Exotic Pets 63

Vibro-impact Dynamics 135

VITA-MORE, NATASHA 4

VIVALDO-LIMA, EDUARDO 107

VOESTERMANS, PAUL 44

VOLPE, MEDI ANN 10

VOLTMER, KATRIN 18

VPIS 65

WAESCHE, ROLF 102

WAISBORD, SILVIO 19

WALKER, KEITH 11

WALKER, MARK 3

WALTERS, STEPHEN J. 58

WANG, Y. 118

WARD, STEPHEN J. A. 17

WARREN, BRYAN F. 54

WASER, RAINER 118

WASSERSCHEID, PETER 83

Water Quality Engineering 139

Water-Quality Engineering in Natural Systems 90

WATERS, COLIN L. 109

WATSON, HUGH J. 28

WECKWERTH, WOLFRAM 72, 99

Weed Anatomy 72

WEES, HANS VAN 38

WEISS, THOMAS G. 24, 25

WELCH, GERRY F. 32

WELCH, PATRICK J. 32

WELZEL, U. 86

WENDISCH, MANFRED 90

WESTHOF, ERIC 101

WEYGANDT, JERRY J. 30

WEYGANDT, JERRY J. 31

What Works in Offender Rehabilitation 46

WHELESS, JAMES 53

WHITCOMB, CLIFFORD 113

WHITE, WILLIAM 69

Why Plato Wrote 39

Why Some Politicians Are More Dangerous Than Others 25

WICKRAMASINGHE, RANIL 80

WIDMARK, PER-OLOF 98

WIED, LORENZ 74

Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Cultural Geography, The 34

Wiley-Blackwell Companion to Social Work, The 20

Wiley-Blackwell Companion to the Anglican Communion, The 10

Wiley-Blackwell Encyclopedia of Social and Political Movements, The 20

Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Disordered Gambling, The 42

Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Educational Neuroscience, The 42

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Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Mood Disorders, The 43

Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Positive Psychological Interventions, The 42

Wiley-Blackwell Handbook of Psychoneuroimmunology, The 43

WILEY-VCH 81, 85

WILHELMSSON, M. 100

WILLIAMS, GERAINT T. 54

WILLIAMS, H.PAUL 127

WILLIAMS, KATE 50

WILLIAMS, PETER 139

WILLIAMS, VANCE E. 106

WILLIAMSON, TIMOTHY 7

WILLMOT, GORDON E. 130

WILSON, BRONWEN 41

WILSON, IAN 15

Wind Effects on Cable-Supported Bridges 137

WINDERS, JAMIE 34

WINTGENS, JEAN NICOLAS 102

WOLF, GUNTER 55

WOLFENSOHN, SARAH 62

Women and Poverty 46

WONG, CHI-HUEY 90

WONG, WING-TAK 98

WOODALL, JAMES 62

World’s Religions in Figures, The 9

Wound Healing and Skin Integrity 60

WRATTEN, STEPHEN 68

WRIGHT, DAVID 131

WUTTIG, MATTHIAS 118

XIE, HAIBO 101

XU, Y. L. 137

YAN, YUSHAN 99

YANEZ, JAIME A. 93

YANG, HSIU-CHIUNG 84

YANG, PING 108

YEATES, JAMES 64

YEH, WU-KUANG 84

YOUNG, DAVID 31

Your Undergraduate Psychology Project 47

YU, HAN 114

YU, JUN 116

ZABICKY, JACOB 96

ZASLOFF, MICHAEL 93

ZAWISTOWSKI, STEPHEN 66

ZHAN, XIAOWEI 104

ZHANG, H. 114

ZHANG, TAO 125

ZHAO, DONGYUAN 80

ZHOU, HUAMIN 107

ZHUKOVA, L. I. 86

Žižek Now! 3

ZULCH, HELEN 63

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