Ann M Robertson

The Diversity of Human Relationships

Karikatur Im Kontext: Zur Entwicklung Der Sozialdemokratischen Illustrierten Satirischen Zeitschrift Der Wahre Jacob Zwischen Kaiserreich Und Republik

The Diversity of Human Relationships

Modern changes in the ways we interact with one another have led scientists and laypeople alike to take renewed interest in the workings of interpersonal relationships. This volume, first published in German and later revised for an American audience, takes a contemporary, interdisciplinary approach...

Tudo Bem: Living as a Mulungo in Mozambique

For those interested in the Peace Corps, life in sub-Saharan Africa, or those just curious about different cultures and countries. From problems at the airports, to hiking through the back country, to encounters with goats, these are the first hand experiences of Peace Corps Volunteer Valerie Cooper...

Terrorism and Global Security (Global Issues (Facts on File))

For most Americans, the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, are a watershed event, a turning point in how Americans think about their place in the world. Before 9/11, the United States suffered the occasional attack on its citizens abroad, but the homeland remained secure, and public safety foc...

Captivated

Rylan Horn is handsome, popular, and a star football player who can- and mostly has- have anyone he wanted. Until he decides who he wants is Kate Pierce, who in return wants nothing to do with him. At least at first.Kate is elitist, mean, and thinks herself above most high schools simply because she...

Militarization of Space (Global Issues (Facts on File))

Militarization of Space provides a history of space exploration and militarization, analyzing past and current laws governing space and addressing future expected developments in the field. Case studies in this new volume include the United States, Russia, the European Space Agency, China, and some ...

Girl Scout Council of the Nation's Capital (Images of America)

Girl Scouting came to Washington, DC, in June 1913 when Juliette Gordon Low decided her new girls’ empowerment movement needed a national headquarters. Although the headquarters moved to New York City in 1916, the council in Washington, DC, is still actively involved in the programs. Girl Scouts of ...