New eBooks for Social Sciences
We’ve add some new eBooks for March onto the New Resources for School of Social Sciences Winter – Spring 2020.
New titles include:
The poverty of nations: a relational perspective by Paul Spicker
Stress & health: biological and psychological interactions by William R Lavallo
Designing and conducting research in social science, health and social care by Dave Williams and Fiona Welch
Children framing childhoods: working-class kids’ visions of care by Wendy Luttrell
Health inequalities: persistence and change in modern welfare states by J P Mackenbach
Story in children’s lives: contributions of the narrative mode to early childhood development, literacy, and learning by Kelli Kerri-Moran and Juli-Anna Aerila
Don’t forget you can use our Suggest an eBook form to get us to buy eBooks in your study areas to help you study off campus.
