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Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- January -- January 1 -- January 2 -- January 3 -- January 4 -- January 5 -- January 6 -- January 7 -- January 8 -- January 9 -- January 10 -- January 11 -- January 12 -- January 13 -- January 14 -- January 15 -- January 16 -- January 17 -- January 18 -- January 19 -- January 20 -- January 21 -- January 22 -- January 23 -- January 24 -- January 25 -- January 26 -- January 27 -- January 28 -- January 29 -- January 30 -- January 31 -- February -- February 1 -- February 2 -- February 3 -- February 4 -- February 5 -- February 6 -- February 7 -- February 8 -- February 9 -- February 10 -- February 11 -- February 12 -- February 13 -- February 14 -- February 15 -- February 16 -- February 17 -- February 18 -- February 19 -- February 20 -- February 21 -- February 22 -- February 23 -- February 24 -- February 25 -- February 26 -- February 27 -- February 28 -- March -- March 1 -- March 2 -- March 3 -- March 4 -- March 5 -- March 6 -- March 7 -- March 8 -- March 9 -- March 10 -- March 11 -- March 12 -- March 13 -- March 14 -- March 15 -- March 16 -- March 17 -- March 18 -- March 19 -- March 20 -- March 21 -- March 22 -- March 23 -- March 24 -- March 25 -- March 26 -- March 27 -- March 28 -- March 29 -- March 30 -- March 31 -- April -- April 1 -- April 2 -- April 3 -- April 4 -- April 5 -- April 6 -- April 7 -- April 8 -- April 9 -- April 10 -- April 11 -- April 12 -- April 13 -- April 14 -- April 15 -- April 16 -- April 17 -- April 18 -- April 19 -- April 20 -- April 21 -- April 22 -- April 23 -- April 24 -- April 25 -- April 26 -- April 27 -- April 28 -- April 29 -- April 30 -- May -- May 1 -- May 2 -- May 3 -- May 4 -- May 5 -- May 6 -- May 7 -- May 8 -- May 9 -- May 10 -- May 11 -- May 12 -- May 13 -- May 14 -- May 15 -- May 16 -- May 17 -- May 18 -- May 19 -- May 20 -- May 21 -- May 22.

Cover -- Chapter 1: Dear You, Lovely Reader -- Chapter 2: Dear Emily, Aged Thirteen -- Chapter 3: Dear School -- Chapter 4: Dear The Person Who Catfished Me -- Chapter 5: Dear Prosecco -- Chapter 6: Dear My Hair-straighteners -- Chapter 7: Dear My Friends -- Chapter 8: Dear My 'Legal Stalkers' (a.k.a. My Facebook Friends) -- Chapter 9: Dear My Body -- Chapter 10: Dear The Bottomless Pit That Is My Handbag -- Chapter 11: Dear The Owners Of A Resting Bitch Face (Of Which I Am One) -- Chapter 12: Dear Body Hair -- Chapter 13: Dear Make-up -- Chapter 14: Dear L'Oréal -- Chapter 15: Dear 'Thinspiration' -- Chapter 16: Dear The Gym -- Chapter 17: Dear Women Who Know They Look Good In Lycra -- Chapter 18: Dear My Only Matching Set Of Underwear -- Chapter 19: Dear What Used To Be Food But Is Now Just Poison -- Chapter 20: Dear The People Who Actually Can't Eat Gluten . . . Not The Ones That Just Don't 'Like' It -- Chapter 21: Dear Anyone Who Has Ever Been Affected By An Eating Disorder -- Chapter 22: Dear Boys -- Chapter 23: Dear Equalists Of The Future -- Chapter 24: Dear Trump -- Chapter 25: Dear Topshop -- Chapter 26: Dear Cat-callers -- Chapter 27: Dear Hollywood -- Chapter 28: Dear Every Single One Of My Jumpers -- Chapter 29: Dear Janis Joplin -- Chapter 30: Dear Online Trolls -- Chapter 31: Dear No More Page 3 Campaigners -- Chapter 32: Dear The Sidebar Of Shame -- Chapter 33: Dear Mum -- Chapter 34: Dear Me As A Mum -- Chapter 35: Dear Emily Aged Seventy -- Acknowledgements -- Copyright.

Never has the world experienced greater movement of peoples from one country to another, from one continent to another. These shifts in population have brought about huge challenges for all societies. Clarkson argues that a sense of belonging is a necessary mediation between an individual and a society. She chronicles the evolution of citizenship from ancient Greece, to the Bhutanese example of Gross National Happiness

Intro -- Contents -- Preface: The Joy of Winning -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: Party Systems and Liberal Leaders -- Victory, Fall, and Recovery -- 1974: The Liberal Party and Pierre Trudeau: The Jockey and the Horse -- 1979: The Government's Defeat, the Party's Decline, and the Leader's (Temporary) Fall -- 1980: Hiding the Charisma: Low-Bridging the Saviour -- From Disappointment to Despair -- 1984: The Dauphin and the Doomed: John Turner's Debacle -- 1988: Election or Referendum? Disoriented in Defeat -- Power without Purpose -- 1993: Yesterday's Man and His Blue Grits: Backwards into Jean Chrétien's Future -- 1997: Securing Their Future Together -- 2000: The Liberal Threepeat: The Multi-System Party in the Multi-Party System -- Saved By the Far Right -- 2004: Disaster and Recovery: Paul Martin As Political Lazarus -- Conclusion -- The Liberal Party As Hegemon: Straddling Canadian History -- Appendix -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.

The Picts were an ancient nation who ruled most of northern and eastern Scotland during the Dark Ages. Despite their importance in Scottish history they remain shrouded in an aura of myth and misconception. IN the ninth century they were absorbed by the kingdom of the Scots and lost their unique identity, their language and their vibrant artistic culture. The Pictish nation seemingly vanished, leaving few traces but many unanswered questions. The most puzzling of these questions surround the great monuments that still survive in the landscape of modern Scotland: standing stones decorated with incredible skill and covered with enigmatic symbols. These stones are the vivid memorials of a powerful and gifted people who have bequeathed no chronicles to tell their story, no sagas to describe the deed of their kings and heroes. Pictish history is recorded only in fragments presented by writers whose lords and masters were often bitter enemies of the Picts. Here, the various fragments are drawn together to tell the story of this mysterious people from their emergence in Roman times to their eventual disappearance

Less than meets the eye: state re-regulation via regional institutionalization -- More than meets the eye: market reconfiguration at the continental level -- The continent in transition -- further reconfiguration under globalizing pressures -- Not what meets the eye: global governance North America -- Just what it used to be: persistent state dominance