Excerpt from Introduction: "In 1987, the Charles Redd Center for Western Studies at Bringham Young University and the Mountain West Center for Western Studies at Utah State University independently began planning symposia commemorating the thirtieth anniversary of the publication of Leonard J. Arrington's Great Basin Kingdom: An Economic History of the Latter-day Saints. When this duplication became apparent, a decision was made to pool resources and mutually sponsor a single symposium at Utah State University the day before the opening of the Mormon History Association annual meeting in May 1988."

Great Basin Kingdom Revisited

ALEXANDER, THOMAS

Business & Money

Utah State University Press

An examination of the influence of white racism on the theory and practice of psychiatry and other fields of behavioral science in America

Racism & Psychiatry

Samuel Sillen

Bruner Meisel U

First published in 1997. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor &amp; Francis, an informa company.

Temperament (Basic Principles Into Practice)

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Stella Chess

Mental Health

Routledge

No one asks after dead children. That’s the long and short of it. No one asks how they’re doing at university or whether they’ve got that job they were going for. No one asks after their partners, or their spouses. No one asks about their children. No one wonders if they call. Baroness Armstrong, a retired High Court judge and member of the House of Lords, is asked by the Home Secretary to interview a young woman who has just returned from Iraq with a view to using her as a poster child for a proposed bill limiting the return of jihadists who have joined the conflict in the Middle East. In an unmarked bunker on the edge of Heathrow the Baroness meets with the woman who is anything but unsympathetic. Bright and articulate, it is the Baroness who finds herself having to defend the position of the state, and her role within it, while trying to extract the young woman’s story and burying the memory of her son, killed in Afghanistan many years before. As the night draws on, the Baroness finds herself coerced into becoming a tool for unnamed security forces, eager for information they can use against outside forces. An immediate and timely novel, Thomas Alexander’s Children of The Jihad draws from the lives of two women, both of whom want to change the world, and looks at the conflict between the Establishment and Islamic Extremists, the world order they are trying to protect, and their reasons for doing so.

Children of the Jihad

Literature & Fiction

Literary

Bear Books

The Prussian Elementary Schools

History

Legare Street Press

Climate Change and the Healthcare Sector: Healing the World

Routledge India

Temperament: Theory and Practice (Basic Principles Into Practice)

Psychology & Counseling

Taylor and Francis Books India Pvt Ltd.

The Penitent's Prayer a Practical Exposition of the Fifty-First Psalm

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The Penitent's Prayer a Practical Exposition of the Fifty-first Psalm

BiblioLife

Temperament

Taylor&Francis

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