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Introduction: the EU under crisis conditions : Central and Eastern European perspectives / Christian Schweiger & Anna Visvizi -- Central and Eastern Europe in the EU's changing internal and external -- Dimension -- Positioning the cee region in the EU's core-periphery divide / Christian Schweiger -- A rift in European integration? : neglected shadows of the Central and Eastern European transformation / Beáta Farkas & András Máté-Tóth -- Perpetual crises, the return of geopolitics and the emergence of a new normalcy in Central Europe / Anna Visvizi -- Central European relations in turbulent times / Beata Farkas -- National perspectives : between good citizenship and backsliding -- European Union at the crossroads : which route will poland take? / Maciej Duszczyk -- Hungary in the Visegrád group : introducing a three-level game approach / Krisztina Arató & Boglárka Koller -- Slovakia : a farewell to a passive policy taker role? / Zsolt Gál & Darina Malová -- The politics of internal and external migration in the enlarged EU : Bulgaria and Romania from policy-takers to policy-makers? / Nicole Lindstrom & Mihnea Catuti -- The Baltic states in the EU : committed europhiles or geopolitical hostages? / Liutauras Gudzinskas & Tomas Bekisas -- The new kid on the block : Croatia's EU membership in the shadow of the eurozone crisis / Will Bartlett -- The Visegrád cooperation : challenges for a semi-institutionalised regional group -- Internal and external aspects of the Visegrád 4 cooperation / Tomas Strazay -- The dual crisis and "regionalization" in the Visegrád states : the identity politics of East-Central Europe in the new world order / Attila Ágh -- Cooperation or integration? the new defence initiatives in the Visegrád group / Anna Molnár & Zoltán Szenes -- Conclusion: perspectives and new directions for Central and Eastern Europe in the EU / Christian Schweiger & Anna Visvizi

"This volume brings established scholars together with new voices to engage with the complex system of philosophy proposed by Spinoza in his masterpiece. Topics including identity, thought, free will, metaphysics, and reason are all addressed, as individual chapters investigate the key themes of the Ethics and combine to offer readers a fresh and thought-provoking view of the work as a whole. Written in a clear and accessible style, the volume sets out cutting-edge research that reflects, challenges, and promotes the most recent scholarly advances in the field of Spinoza studies, tackling old issues and bringing to light new subjects for debate"--

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Acronyms -- 1 The Changing Context of African Foreign Policies -- 2 Angola: The Foreign Policy of a Decaying State -- 3 The Flea on Nigeria's Back: The Foreign Policy of Benin -- 4 Exceptionality in External Affairs: Botswana in the African and Global Arenas -- 5 The Foreign Policies of Ethiopia and Eritrea -- 6 Kenyan Foreign Policy -- 7 Nigeria: Aspirations of Regional Power -- 8 Senegal's Foreign Policy: Responding to Internal and International Pressures for Change -- 9 The Early Foreign Policy of the Democratic South Africa -- 10 The Foreign Policy of Tanzania: From Cold War to Post-Cold War -- 11 Zimbabwe's Foreign Policy -- 12 Regionalism and African Foreign Policies -- 13 Conclusion: African Foreign Policies and the Next Millennium: Alternative Perspectives, Practices, and Possibilities -- About the Editor and Contributors -- Index

Cover -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Foreword -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Part 1 Experience as a Source of Theory and Method -- 1 Giving Voice to Silence: The Psychologist as Witness -- 2 Roots Uprooted: Autobiographical Reflections on the Psychological Experience of Migration -- Part 2 Feminist Psychology and Psychotherapy -- 3 Women's Diversity: Ethnicity, Race, Class, and Gender in Theories of Feminist Psychology -- 4 Feminist Approaches to Therapy with Women of Color -- 5 On Knowing You Are the Unknown: Women of Color Constructing Psychology -- Part 3 Sexuality -- 6 Cultural and Historical Influences on Sexuality in Hispanic/Latin Women: Implications for Psychotherapy -- 7 Issues of Identity in the Psychology of Latina Lesbians -- Part 4 Immigrant Women and Adolescents -- 8 Psychological Impact of Migration on Latinas: Implications for Psychotherapeutic Practice -- 9 Letters from V.: Adolescent Personality Development in Sociohistorical Context -- 10 Traumatic Historical Events and Adolescent Psychosocial Development: Letters from V. -- 11 Spiritual Power and the Mundane World: Hispanic Female Healers in Urban U.S. Communities -- Part 5 The Interplay of Migration and Sexuality in Women's Lives -- 12 "Race," Racism, and Sexuality in the Life Narratives of Immigrant Women -- 13 Leaving the Nation and Joining the Tribe: Lesbian Immigrants Crossing Geographical and Identity Borders -- About the Author

In Fractured Communities, Anthony E. Ladd and other leading environmental sociologists present a set of crucial case studies analyzing the differential risk perceptions, socio-environmental impacts, and mobilization of citizen protest (or quiescence) surrounding unconventional energy development and hydraulic fracking in a number of key U.S. shale regions

Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Dedication -- Copyright -- Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Maps -- List of Tables -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- 1. OVERVIEW -- Introduction -- Theoretical Perspectives -- Mexico Database Project -- Methodology -- Mexico Megacity Geographic Information System (GIS) -- Megacity Variables -- Base Maps -- Preliminary Cluster Analysis -- Summary -- 2. URBANIZATION IN MEXICO -- Introduction -- Historical Urban Growth in Mexico -- Population and Urban Growth: 1821-1990 -- Urbanization Between 1930 and 1990 -- Urban Population in 1990 -- Large Cities of Mexico -- A System of Cities -- United States-Mexican Border States and Cities -- Future Urbanization in Mexico -- 3. POPULATION OF MEXICO MEGACITY -- Introduction -- Historical Population Growth of Mexico Megacity -- Mexico City as a Primate City -- Mexico Megacity Population Characteristics -- Population Size -- Population Growth -- Population Density -- Age Structure -- Dependency Ratio -- Sex Ratio -- Cuauhtemoc, Nezahualcoyotl, and Mexico City's Most Populated Areas -- Population Cluster Analysis -- Future Population Growth of Mexico Megacity -- 4. MARRIAGE, FERTILITY, AND FAMILY -- Introduction -- Marriage and Free Union -- Separation and Divorce -- Fertility -- Urbanism/Familism Cluster Analysis -- Conclusions -- 5. MIGRATION -- Introduction -- Correlations of Migration Characteristics -- Native and Foreign Bom Population -- Nativity -- Percent Foreign Bom -- Inmigration Flows Between the Two Megacity States -- Inmigration in the Past Five Years -- Inmigration from Major States and Regions -- Inmigration Streams Into and Out of the Megacity -- Conclusions -- 6. MORTALITY AND HEALTH -- Introduction -- Historical Mortality Change -- Causes of Death -- Diet -- Megacity Patterns of Mortality -- Mortality Correlation Analysis

Intro -- Contents -- Preface -- Part 1. Service-Learning and Chinese Higher Education -- The Concept and Development of Service-Learning, Carol MA Hok-ka -- Service-Learning and the Aims of Chinese Higher Education, Carol MA Hok-ka, Fanny MAK Mui-fong, and Alice LIU Cheng -- Part 2. Disciplinary Perspectives -- On the Connection and Dynamic Interplay between Service-Learning and Liberal Arts Education, XU Xin-zhong and YU Li-ren -- The Positive Effects of Service-Learning on Overall Quality and Psychological Capital Appreciation of Medical Students, LIANG Yong-feng, LI Yi-ang, and WANG Yu-qing -- Philanthropy Courses: A Study of How to Develop Students' Social Responsibility, CAI Ying-hui -- Part 3. Exemplary Practices -- Sun Yat-sen University Lingnan (University) College: Service-Learning Project in the Taxation Management Course, LONG Zhao-hui and JIANG Ping -- Waste Separation and Engaging in Civic Education: Waste Management Project Conducted by South China University of Technology, Lily QI Li-li and ZI Yan-fei -- Oral History of Sian Leprosy Rehabilitation Village: A Service-Learning Project Conducted by South China Normal University, HAN Yi-min -- The Renewal of Earnest Practice: A Reflection on the Practice of Ethics of Philanthropy and the Preservation of Rural Culture, a Service-Learning Program Conducted by Sun Yat-sen University, WANG Shuo, XIONG Huan, and LIU Haijuan -- The Independent Service-Learning Course: The Characteristics of Service-Learning at Beijing Normal University–Hong Kong Baptist University United International College, Timothy CHEN Ka-kit and Katy ZHANG Lie-ni -- Travel with Sanban Primary School Kids, a Service-Learning Project Conducted by Zhuhai City Polytechnic, LIN Hao-gui, HUANG Ying, and HUO Qiao-hong

Deckblatt -- Titelseite -- Impressum -- Inhaltsverzeichnis -- 1 Einleitung -- 2 Zielgruppen der Sozialen Arbeit in der Straffälligenhilfe -- 2.1 Straffällige -- 2.1.1 Zahlen -- 2.1.2 Soziodemographische Daten -- 2.1.3 Lebenslagen und Teilhabe -- 2.1.4 Weitere Problemlagen -- 2.2 Angehörige -- 2.2.1 Angehörige und Verwandtschaft -- 2.2.2 Zahlen -- 3 Arbeitsfelder der Straffälligenhilfe -- 3.1 Freie Straffälligenhilfe -- 3.2 Jugendgerichtshilfe – Jugendhilfe im Strafverfahren -- 3.3 Gerichtshilfe -- 3.4 Bewährungshilfe -- 3.5 Führungsaufsicht -- 3.6 Soziale Hilfen im Strafvollzug -- 3.6.1 Strafvollzug als totale Institution -- 3.6.2 Plädoyer zur Abschaffung des Jugendstrafvollzugs -- 3.6.3 Vom Doppel- zum Tripel-Mandat Sozialer Arbeit und dem professionellen Selbstverständnis von Sozialarbeitern im Strafvollzug -- 4 Kriminalitätstheorien -- 4.1 Kriminalität von pathologischen und andersartigen Täter- (inne)n -- 4.1.1 Dämonologische Erklärung -- 4.1.2 Anthropologische Schule und neue biologische Ansätze -- 4.1.3 Kriminalpsychologische Ansätze -- 4.1.4 Allgemeine psychologische Theorien -- 4.1.5 Multifaktorenansätze -- 4.2 Kriminalität als bewusste Entscheidung rationaler Täter (innen) -- 4.2.1 Klassische Schule -- 4.2.2 Neoklassische Theorien -- 4.2.3 Psychologische Varianten -- 4.3 Jugendtypische Kriminalität -- 4.3.1 Normale Jugendkriminalität -- 4.3.2 Problematische Formen der »Jugendkriminalität« -- 4.3.3 Kriminalisierung von Jugendlichen -- 4.4 Kriminalität aufgrund gesellschaftlicher Strukturen -- 4.4.1 Anomietheorien -- 4.4.2 Kriminalität aufgrund ungleicher Machtverteilung -- 4.5 Kriminalität als Ausdruck unterschiedlicher Werte und Normen -- 4.5.1 Subkulturtheorien -- 4.5.2 Neutralisierungstechniken -- 4.6 Kriminalität als erlerntes Verhalten -- 4.7 Kriminalität aufgrund fehlender Kontrolle und Bindungen

Cover -- Series page -- Title page -- Copyright page -- Dedication -- Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- Why civil disobedience? -- Which civil disobedience? -- Whither civil disobedience? -- 1: Divine Witness -- Civil disobedience and satyagraha -- Principled lawbreaking -- Gandhi goes to America -- Getting right with God – or your fellow citizens? -- 2: Liberalism and its Limits -- Civil disobedience vs. conscientious objection -- Recasting the die -- Disobedience and the rule of law -- Beyond liberalism? -- 3: Deepening Democracy -- Zinn's challenge -- Civil disobedience, law, and the revolutionary spirit -- Civil disobedience: between legality and democratic legitimacy -- Beyond the state? -- 4: Anarchist Uprising -- Political anarchism and direct action -- Philosophical anarchism: Back to Locke and Thoreau? -- Surviving anarchism -- 5: Postnationalization and Privatization -- Revisiting Rawls -- Postnationalization and privatization -- Novel threats to Rawlsian civil disobedience -- What remains? Rawlsian civil disobedience today -- 6: Digitalization -- Digital disobedience, surveillance, and the rule of law -- Digital lawbreaking as civil disobedience? -- Beyond civil disobedience? -- 7: Tilting at Windmills? -- The ghost of John Rawls -- Anti-legalism -- Practical ramifications -- Conclusion -- Civil disobedience now -- Civil disobedience for authoritarians and racists? -- Notes -- Introduction -- 1. Divine Witness -- 2. Liberalism and Its Limits -- 3. Deepening Democracy -- 4. Anarchist Uprising -- 5. Postnationalization and Privatization -- 6. Digitalization -- 7. Tilting at Windmills? -- Conclusion -- References -- Index -- EULA

1. Food for All -- A Recipe for Sustainable Food Systems -- Ingredients for Sustainability -- Soil Degradation around the Globe -- Food for All -- Barries to Food Access and Affordability -- Precarious Prices for Food -- Conclustion and Action Plan -- Voices from the New Food Movement -- Hilal Elver -- Hans R. Herren -- Sieglinde Snapp -- Vandana Shiva -- 2. Food for Sustainable Growth -- The Food Pyramid Reimagined -- How Our Diets Affect the Environment -- Our Environmental Foodprints -- The Water Economy: How Much Do We Have? -- Managing Our Supply: The "Virtual Water" Trade and Water Privatization -- Soil Loss and Degradation -- Food Loss and Food Waste -- Revolutionizing the Practices of the Past -- Farming for the Future -- Conclustion and Action Plan -- Voice from the New Food Movement -- Dario Piselli -- Steve Brescia -- Shaneica Lester and Anne-Teresa Birthwright -- 3. Food for Health -- Building the Foundation for Health -- A Lifetime of Health, and Preventing the Paradox -- Corporate Influence on Dietary Choices -- The Food Business Can Do Better -- Conclusion and Action Plan -- Voices from the New Food Movement -- Alexander Muller -- Bruce Friedrich -- Tristram Stuart -- 4. Food for Culture -- Going Forward by Going Back -- Selected Endangered Foods Worldwide and Efforts to Save Them -- Controlling Food: Food and Power Roles -- The Great Culinary Tradition of the Mediterranean Diet and the Reality of Food Today -- Conclusion and Action Plan -- Voices from the New Food Movement -- Natasha Bowens -- Lindsey Shute -- Stephen Ritz -- Ruth Oniang'o -- Notes -- Index -- IP Board of Directors.