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Part 1: Introduction - the American Democracy -- Chapter 1. Donald Trump, Authoritarian Populism, and the Struggle to Save Democracy -- Chapter 2. American Presidency, Interpreting Donald Trump and His Uneasy 'lies' -- Part 2: Unmasking the Presidency -- Chapter 3. The Tenets of Trumpism and the Assault on American and Global Democracy -- Chapter 4. Trump, and Other Nationalist and Populist Leaders: Between Charisma and Trickery -- Chapter 5. The Agitator Supplies What the Base Demands: Trumpism Before and After Trump -- Chapter 6. The Post-election Republican Effort to Overturn the 2020 Election Results: Background and Context -- Chapter 7. Insurrection, Ressentiment and a Failed Coup: the Capitol Attack and Its Aftermath -- Part 3: Trump's Diplomatic Learning Curve and the American Evangelicals -- Chapter 8. From "Nipple" to "Nambia" and Everything in-between: Donald Trump's Mental Maps and the Unraveling of the Liberal World (Dis)order -- Chapter 9. Trump and the Performance of "the Other", and Stigmatization -- Chapter 10. Why Evangelical Christian Women Voted for Trump: a Crisis of Conscience and Moral Integrity – the Cognitive Dissonance -- Part 4: How Media Coverage, Rhetoric and the "Fringe" Created the President -- Chapter 11. Trump's Misogyny Widens Cultural Cracks in U.S. Democracy -- Chapter 12. Trump's Rhetorical Way to Presidency -- Chapter 13. How Donald Trump Used Wittgenstein's 'language Games' as a Communicative Strategy for Connecting 'the Leader' and 'his People' -- Part 5: 'a President of the People or a President of His People'? -- Chapter 14. A Legacy of Harm: Violence Against Women and the Trump Administration -- Chapter 15. Lessons Learned of Black Lives Matter in the Age of Trump -- Part 6: Democracy, and the Surge of Populist Nationalism -- Chapter 16. Messianic and Autocratic Populisms' Waves in the Recent History of the Americas: "Global Trumpism", Continuities, Twists and Rupture -- Chapter 17. Donald J. Trump in the Whirlwind of Populism and Globalization -- Part 7: That's Not in My American History Book -- Chapter 18. Authority Shift in a Post-truth World -- Part 8: 'the Unconstrained Presidency': Alt-news and Post-truths -- Chapter 19. American Presidency, Political Lies and Lying in Politics: A Paradigm of Bush and Trump Administrations -- Chapter 20. Neo-liberal Populism and Democracy Under Siege: Some Thoughts on Trump(ISM) -- Chapter 21. Is the President a King? the Unitary Executive Theory and the Presidency of Donald J. Trump -- Part 9: A Tale of Two Paradigms: Politics and Epidemics -- Chapter 22. Assessing Trump Administration's National Security Strategy in Response to the Covid-19 Pandemic: the Case for a "Common" and "Cooperative" Security Approach -- Chapter 23. Une Saison en Enfer: A Political Epidemic in Trump's Amerika -- Part 10: So Divided We Can't Think Straight -- Chapter 24. Donald J. Trump's Politics: a Mix of European Populism and Athenian Democracy -- Part 11: Same World, Different Planet (Epilogue) -- Chapter 25. Populism- the Way to Unfreedom: White Supremacy, Patriarchy and Other Forms of Dominant Ideologies.

INTRODUCTION: PUTTING AFRICA FIRST IN AFRICA-CHINA COOPERATION – A CONCEPTUAL AND POLICY CONUNDRUM -- PART I: INFRASTRUCTURAL COOPERATION -- The Emergence of Railway Diplomacy in Africa: From South Africa to China? -- China-Ethiopia Infrastructural Cooperation -- Chinese Investment in West African Infrastructural Development: Selected Case Studies -- African Infrastructure: A Focus on ICT -- Egypt-China Relations after Egypt's 2011 Revolution: A Focus on Physical Infrastructure -- PART II: INDUSTRIAL COOPERATION -- The Role of Agriculture in African Industrialisation -- 'Made in Uganda by China': Chinese Industrial Parks in Uganda -- Sino-Kenyan Industrial Cooperation -- PART III: FUTURE DIRECTIONS -- The Regional Infrastructural Imperatives of the ACFTA for Development in Southern Africa -- China, BRI and the 4IR in Africa: A Focus on Rwanda -- China's Africa debt trap question: Ethiopia and Kenya Infrastructure Case Studies -- The Belt and Road Initiative and the Build Back Better World: Implications on Africa's Infrastructure Development.

Psycho-culturology and International Relations: Perspectives and Paradigms -- Mainstream Theories of International Relations and the Attempt to Create the "Chinese School" -- Psycho-culturology: Core Concepts and Perspectives -- Human constant(Jen), the State and International Relations -- From "International Politics" to "International Relations" -- "Lun-jen" and the Outside World -- "Lun-jen" (伦人) and "Fu-guo" (服国) -- "Lun-jen" and "Tianxia" (Tributary system) -- "Harmony" and Lun-jen's Model of Psycho-Social Homeostasis -- China and the System of Nation-states: Approaches and Dilemmas -- The "Individual Jen" and Contemporary International Order -- The "Individual Jen", the "Individual State" and the Modern International Order -- Peace and the Evolution of the International System -- The "Ultimately Individual Jen": Analysis of the American Human Constant and its Psycho-Social Homeostasis -- The Outside World of the "Ultimately Individual Jen" -- "Soft Power", the "Ultimate Individualism" and Americans' Human Constant -- State Forms of Japan and India and the International System -- The Japanese Human Constant and Japanese Diplomacy -- Sequence Consciousness and the "Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere": A Psycho-culturological Interpretation of the Japanese State Behavior during World War II -- Cultural Tradition and the Establishment of Western Political System in India -- The Ancient South Asia's International System: Features and Principles of the " Dharma System".

Introduction: Crises as the Matrix of Multilateralism (Auriane Guilbaud, Franck Petiteville, Frédéric Ramel) -- Part I. Multilaretalism Under Pressure -- 2. Polarization and Plasticity at the United Nations over the War in Syria (Franck Petiteville, Manon-Nour Tannous, Simon Tordjman) -- 3. A Stress-Test for Global Health Multilateralism: The Covid-19 Pandemic as Revealer and Catalyst of Cooperation Challenges (Auriane Guilbaud) -- 4. Unpacking the 'Mess' of Multilateral Crisis Management: NATO's Defence Posture from Afghanistan to Ukraine (Julien Pomarède) -- 5. The Enduring Crisis: Reclaiming the Normative Foundations of Multilateralism (Thierry Balzacq, Frédéric Ramel) -- Part II. Power Shifts in Multilateralism -- 6. The United States from Trump to Biden: A Fragile Return to Multilateralism (Frédéric Charillon) -- 7. China: Supporter or Contender of Multilateralism? (Camille Brugier) -- 8. The Post-Brexit European Union and Multilateralism: Evolution and Challenges in the European Perception of Power (Delphine Deschaux-Dutard) -- 9. Mobilizing the South: Pluralizing and Complexifying Multilateralism (Delphine Allès, Elodie Brun) -- Part III. New Dynamics -- 10. Beyond the Failure of the WTO: Resilience of Trade Multilateralism (Mehdi Abbas, Erick Duchesne) -- 11. Can UN reform be successful? The Case of UN Women (Marie Saiget, Simon Tordjman) -- 12. Secretariats of Intergovernmental Organizations and Multilateralism under Pressure (Bob Reinalda) -- 13. Regime Complexes as a Model of Multilateral Governance: The Case of the Environment (Amandine Orsini).

1. The Paradox(es) of Diasporic Identity, Race, and Belonging Benjamin - Maiangwa -- Part I Identity, Coloniality, and Home -- 2. Can We Forgo Our Attachments to Socially Constructed Identities? - Sabena Singh -- 3. On Names, Labels, and Colonial Amnesia - Christiane Ndedi Essombe -- 4. The Unresolved Crisis of Belonging in African Literature: A Reflection - Chigbo Arthur Anyaduba -- 5. Being and Becoming "African" in the Postcolony - Benjamin Maiangwa, Christiane Ndedi Essombe -- Part II Diaspora, Race, and Immigration -- 6. Notes on the Nervous Condition of Black and African Immigrants in Canada - Ademola Adesola -- 7. The Geo-cultural Politics of Space and the Poetics of Race -- Dominic James Aboi -- 8. Exiting Whiteness and Patriarchy: Embracing Oneness, Breaking Free of Incarcerating Ideologies, and Enabling Pathways to Belonging - Chuck Egerton -- Part III Belonging: Cross-cutting Issues -- 9. Migrant Women's (Non)Belonging in Pandemic Times: An Intersectional Analysis of Home/Land - Anoosh Soltani, Holly Thorpe -- 10. Socio-economic Dimensions of Belonging: How Social Enterprise Can Facilitate the Inclusion of Highly Skilled Newcomers to Canada - Ireoluwatomi Oloke -- 11. Racialized Skilled Immigrants in the Canadian Labour Market - Alka Kumar -- 12. On Blackness and Related Subjects: Concluding Conversation - Ademola Adesola, Adey Mohamed, Christiane Ndedi Essombe and Benjamin Maiangwa -- Spider Web and Dew Drops - Laure Paquette.

1. Invention, institutional change and economic development: from Scottish Enlightenment to the IPE -- 2. Friedrich List, contemporaries and followers: national innovation policies revisited -- 3. Transhumanism as alienation in Marx's humanist approach -- 4. Energy efficiency, productivity and the Jevons paradox -- 5. Max Weber: Science, Technology and Knowledge -- 6. Schumpeter and Austrian economics on innovation -- 7. The Neoclassical approach, its crisis and the Schumpeterian echo in the current paradigm of the economic analysis of Technological Change -- 8. Some misconceptions regarding innovation (and how reading the classics might help to overcome them) -- 9. Sustainability and technological progress -- 10. Technological unemployment as a historical debate -- 11. On the controversies on capital as a selection between paradigms -- 12. Influence of Schumpeter in the national context -- 13. Institutional problems for innovation although inventions are available -- 14. Conclusion and future research.

Preface/Introduction -- Section 1: Introduction to Fertility Medicine and Ethics -- 1.1: Basic primer on principles and philosophy applicable to reproductive bioethics -- 1.2: Basic legal principles in fertility medicine -- Section 2: Cases -- 2.1: Multiple embryo transfers; ovarian stimulation and multiple births -- 2.2: Selection to transfer of genetically affected embryos -- 2.3: Selection to transfer of aneuploidy/mosaic embryos -- 2.4: Sex selection -- 2.5: Social egg freezing and fertility preservation -- 2.6: HLA matching -- 2.7: Embryo donation -- 2.8: PGD for Brca/Huntington/Alzheimer's -- 2.9: Posthumous sperm/gamete use -- 2.10: Same sex couples/use of mixed gametes -- 2.11: Anonymity in gamete donation -- 2.12: Divorce cases -- 2.13 Treatment of transgender persons and access to care -- 2.14 Discarding embryos -- 2.15: Age -- 2.16: Third party reproduction.

I. Ancient ethics of happiness -- II. Faith and reason: Philosophical-theological ethics -- III. Moral feeling - Ethics and metaethics -- IV. Practical reason - The ethics of duty -- V. Happiness and utility - Utilitarianism -- VI. Ethics of values -- VII. The development of morality - Genetic concepts of ethics -- VIII. Education and formation - Pedagogical ethics -- IX. Concepts of radical moral criticism -- X. Between ideology and reason - on political ethics -- XI. Responsibility and discourse ethics -- XII. Ethics and universal human rights.

Introduction (Introducing the Idea of Hegemony to Phenomenology) -- PART I. The Transcendental Subject or, of First Philosophy -- Chapter 1: Confusion and Obscurity of the Subjects -- Chapter 2: Concreteness of the Subject: Dasein -- Chapter 3: Concreteness of the Subject: The Monad -- Chapter 4: Exemplary Entities: Formal Indication and Eidetic Variation -- Chapter 5: The Nomos of the Transcendental, CODA—Remarks on the Person in CM V -- Chapter 6: Primum Concretum and Transcendental Idealism -- Appendix: Of a Hegemonic Discourse about the History of Early Phenomenology: Outline of a Paradigm Revision -- Conclusion.

Introduction to Volume 2 -- PART II. Being and Beings -- Chapter 1: Region, Dasein, and Being -- Chapter 2: Dasein, Determination Judgments and the Essence, CODA.1—Remarks on Agamben's Remark on Heidegger -- Chapter 3: Husserl and the Regions of Beings, CODA.2—Husserl, Heidegger and Two Interpretations of Aristotle: A Reading Hypothesis, CODA.3—Phaenomenologia sub species regionis: A Geography yet to be Written -- PART III. Metaphysics or, of Last Philosophy -- Chapter 4: Husserl Metaphysicus -- Chapter 5: The Sea of Suffering -- Chapter 6: Forms-of-Life and the Reform(s) of Philosophy -- Conclusion.

Chapter 1: Introduction -- Chapter 2: Locating the Learners: The Social, Educational and Policy Context -- Chapter 3: Research for Social Justice -- Chapter 4: The Level 1 Curriculum: A Critique -- Chapter 5: Setting the Context: The College and the Project -- Chapter 6: A Curriculum Model for Social Justice -- Chapter 7: A Curriculum Model for Social Justice: Theory into Practice -- Chapter 8: Impact: The Students' Stories -- Chapter 9: The Impact: The Teachers' Stories -- Chapter 10: The Impact: Local Education, Business and Community -- Chapter 11: Low-Attaining Youth: Where Next? -- Chapter 12: Concluding Thoughts.

A 'Giant' in Perspective -- Federalism and Plurality Unpacked -- National Integration in Perspective -- Models of Power Sharing and Rotational Presidency Demystified -- Superintendents of Power in Nigeria: A Theoretical Approach -- The Nigerian Federal System on the Historical Scale -- Pre-Civil War National Integration Measures in Nigeria -- Post-Civil War National Integration Measures in Nigeria -- Rotational Presidency and the Quest for National Integration -- Consolidating Integration in a Diverse Country.

Chapter 1: Indoor environment – background information -- Chapter 2: Basic exposure information and special exposure situation -- Chapter 3: Volatile organic compounds and very volatile organic compounds -- Chapter 4: Semi volatile organic compounds (SVOC) -- Chapter 5: Particulate matter (PM) and fibers -- Chapter 6: Bioaerosols -- Chapter 7: Inorganic gases -- Chapter 8: Radon and metals -- Chapter 9: Smoking -- Chapter 10: Risk assessment and guideline values.