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Penguin Books. Good. 181mm / 111mm. Paperback. 1975. 288 pages. Cover worn. <br>In Children and Race David Milner conc entrates on two main aspects of the racial problem amongst childr en today: the ways in which discrimination develops, and the effe cts of that discrimination on the black children involved. Using material from Britain and America, he writes with… Read more about this item

Open University Press. Good. 234mm / 158mm. Paperback. 1995. 212 pages. Cover worn. Name on ffep<br>* How do the social effect s of ageing over the life course interact with gender, giving ris e to changed gender roles and relationships? * How do women's an d men's sense of their identity change with increasing age? Conn ecting Gender… Read more about this item

Penguin. Good. 181mm / 111mm. Paperback. 1977. 349 pages. Cover worn<br> .

Wellington: Social Policy Agency, Department of Social Welfare. Very Good. Paperback. 2008. 198 pages. <br> .

Pluto Press. Good. 180mm / 120mm. Paperback. 1975. 115 pages. Cover worn. Spine faded<br> .

Oxford University Press. Very Good. 210mm / 140mm. Paperback. 1996. 128 pages. <br>In this book, the authors explore the notion that New Zealand is a `gendered culture', a culture in which the struc tures of masculinity and femininity are central to the formation of society as a whole. However, they argue that the oppression of women should… Read more about this item

Wellington: Social Policy Agency, Department of Social Welfare. Very Good. Paperback. 2006. 198 pages. <br> .

Penguin Books. Good. 181mm / 111mm. Paperback. 1972. 208 pages. Cover worn. <br>The two authors of this book (one of t hem is a black social worker and the author of the Handsworth rep ort) have managed to get black people to talk, to 'tell it like i t is'. The major part of this book is devoted to careful… Read more about this item

Oxford University Press. Good. Paperback. 2000. 275 pages. Cover worn .

Greenwich, CT: Fawcett. Good. Paperback. 1975. 544 pages. <br> .

Mcgraw-Hill College. Good. Paperback. 1990. 272 pages. Cover worn<br>A supplementary paperback for use in soc ial research and statistics courses in sociology and other social sciences, and for those in related professional areas who must u se social research findings. It could also be used as a supplemen t in any course where the instructor hopes to teach students… Read more about this item

Oxford University Press. Very Good. 20 x 14 centimetres (0.20 kg). Paperback. 1988. 138 pages. <br>This introduction to the debate on race relations in New Zealand describes the growing emphasis on cultural identit y and examines state policies, from assimilation through to devol ution. The study concludes with a discussion of the issues of ant i-racism. .

Random House. Good. Paperback. 3rd edition. 0 pages. Cover worn<br> .

Faber & Faber. Good. 200mm / 140mm. Paperback. 1971. 0 pages. Cover worn<br>The original edition of this text found co mmon ground between student radicals and hippie dropouts in their mutual rejection of technocracy -- the regime of corporate and t echnological expertise that dominates industrial society. The boo k traces the intellectual underpinnings of the two groups in… Read more about this item

9.78019E+12. Very Good. 7.71(w) x 5.11(h) x 0.69(d). Paperback. 1993. 230 pages. <br>Why Humans Have Cultures examines three basic ques tions: what unity underlies human cultural diversity? What are th e origins of that diversity? How can we understand it? The author argues that it is the ways in which people interact--rather than technological advances--that have been of… Read more about this item

A. de Gruyter. Very Good. 226mm / 152mm. Paperback. 2001. 268 pages. <br>This book focuses on a gap in current social work practice theory: community change. Much work in this area of macr o practice, particularly around grassroots community organizing, has a somewhat dated feel to it, is highly ideological in orienta tion, or suffers from superficiality, particularly… Read more about this item

Penguin. Good. 181mm / 111mm. Paperback. 1975. 219 pages. Cover worn<br>Escape from The Needs And Rights of Chil dren (Pelican S.) Holt, John .

Prentice-Hall. Fair. Paperback. 1979. 217 pages. Cover faded and worn. Spine chipped<br>Overture to Soc ial Anthropology (Prentice-Hall anthropology series) .

Routledge. Very Good. 216mm / 138mm. Hardcover. 1990. 262 pages. <br>The power of the myth in shaping the actions and t he imagination of the present is considered in these essays, chal lenging traditional historical perceptions. Other History Worksho p publications include Patriotism and Metropolis. .

Chatto & Windus. Good. 240mm / 160mm. Hardcover. 1995. 352 pages. Dj worn<br>This powerful study is an impassioned and t roubled attempt by one of our most distinguished cultural critics to capture the feel of British life today - its moods, attitudes and institutions, and challenges us to question the way we live now. .