The book provides insights into arguably the twentieth century’s most exciting publishing phenomenon: the development of paperback fiction.

Toni Johnson‐Woods,

Senior Lecturer in the English, Media Studies and Art History School at the University of Queensland, Publishing Research Quarterly; review of Horwitz Publications, Pulp Fiction and the Rise of the Australian Paperback

A welcome addition to the affordable housing literature. ... Friedman and Bates effectively show how housing solutions can promote affordable and livable communities.

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University of Cincinnati, USA, Housing and Society; review of Affordable Housing for Livable Cities

It is full of arresting detail about a rarely discussed topic. Its sharpest focus is on Mexico, where journalism is genuinely a life-and-death issue, but it also covers Central and South America and provides personal stories of self-exiled journalists from Afghanistan, Gaza and Zimbabwe.

Alan Philps,

An experienced foreign correspondent who has worked for Reuters and The Daily Telegraph, UK, International Affairs; review of Don't Shoot the Journalists

Hedetoft is very adept at integrating abstract concepts with contemporary realities,particularly in the context of Max Weber’s treatment of states as holding the legitimate monopoly on the use of force and violence.[...] Employing a language and terminology that are accessible for a wide audience ... Hedetoft’s book offers a valuable contribution to the field, ensuring its relevance in the 2020s.

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University of Brasília, Brazil, International Affairs; review of The Morality of Politics

Exceptionally informative, impressively well written, organized and presented, "AI and Ada: Artificial Translation and Creation of Literature" by Mark Seligman will prove a fascinating and inherently interesting study that is as thoughtful as it is thought-provoking. Of special and particular noteworthy to readers with an interest in artificial intelligence and its growing impact on social communication, human creativity, the language arts.

Midwest

Review of AI and Ada

Bott (Univ. of Nottingham, UK) has done extensive fieldwork in Nepal, including groundbreaking interviews with young adults who grew up in the orphanage system, producing an original and important critique of easily disparaged and oversimplified “orphanage tourism.” She reflects on the limits of Western humanitarianism, questioning the dominant “savior,” rescue, and child slavery discourses, presenting a more detailed and meaningful portrayal of the "orphans," and suggesting that unfettered capitalism is at the heart of most problems in Nepal. This excellent, informative, and short volume will interest professionals, advanced college students, and graduate students.

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Review of Orphanage Tourism in Nepal

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