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Below is a list of books written by our alumni. If you have written a book and would like it featured on this page please email alumni@soton.ac.uk

The books are listed alphabetically by authors surname.

John Taverner: His Life and Music

Hugh Benham (BA English & Music 1965, PhD 1970)

A book about John Taverner, leading church composer under Henry VIII.
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The author’s Southampton PhD thesis (1970) was a study and assessment of John Taverner, the leading church music composer under Henry VIII. This book (2003) is a new treatment of the material, taking account of subsequent developments in scholarship. The one-chapter biography adds a few facts to the previous limited knowledge of the composer’s life. Chapters on manuscript sources, performance issues, and liturgical background precede detailed investigation of the music. The latter, aided by numerous music examples, is designed to inform the dedicated listener; it begins with an extended introduction to Taverner’s most widely-preserved piece Gaude plurimum. Less...

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Jack

Helen Bishop (LLB Law, 1995) More...

“Jack” is an illustrated children’s book about a boy who is dealing with the emotional and practical difficulties that he faces due to the separation of his parents. The book is aimed at children between the ages of 4 and 11. Jack voices his concerns to his loyal magical Black Cat who listens to him and then provides advice and reassurance about the situation.

As a family solicitor for the past 13 years, I became frustrated as to the lack of literature available to help children deal with the issues that surround divorce and separation and I therefore decided to write a book myself. Two years ago I took a break in traditional legal practice to devote more time to my young family, and this also gave me the time to write.

When writing the book it was important to me to create a story that would pose questions to encourage younger children to engage with parents, guardians or teachers, about their feelings. I also wanted the book to enable older children who read alone to be able to use the book to help them reflect and realise that they are not in the situation alone and that any feelings of blame and confusion are quite normal. I also wanted to create a story that would capture imaginations, provide comfort, warmth and reassurance to children that they are not the cause of the separation.

I also felt it was important to avoid the cover of the book being obvious that the content deals with parental separation. Whilst the book emphasises that separation in families is not unusual, some children reading the book may not be at that stage of wanting to be open about their situation at home. The front cover therefore needed to be appealing, calming and with no connotations that it was about the child’s parents separating. It is for this reason we called the book simply “Jack”. A child will be able to read the book at school, the library or any other public place, without it being obvious what the content of the book is about.

My primary objective behind this project has simply been to provide a beautiful children’s book that can really make a difference to children and their families. The feedback we have had so far has been very positive from various professionals in different fields and parents.

The book has been endorsed by "Resolution" who are the Family Law Association, and an article was published in the Resolution publication "The Review" on the 26th November. I have attached a copy of the article above. The Law Society Gazette also reviewed the book and that review can be found at

http://www.lawgazette.co.uk/features/bookreviews

The book is being distributed by Gardners and is available to order through Amazon and Waterstones. I now want to ensure that families that may benefit from the book are aware that it is available and therefore would be grateful for any exposure that you are able to give the book.
If you require more information this can be sought from the book's website www.jackandblackcat.com or from Amazon. We also have a Facebook page and he is on twitter @jackandblackcat Less...

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Lynwood

Thomas Brown (BA English, 2010)

The unthinkable is happening in Lynnwood – a village with centuries of guilt on its conscience. More...

'An exciting début from a new young writer with a dark imagination. Thomas Brown's beautifully written novel proposes a modern gothic forest far from the tourist trail, a place filled with strange events and eerie consequences.' – Philip Hoare, historian of the New Forest.

'A dark and disturbing horror story set in a picturesque village. Full of rich description, it depicts the ravenous secret lurking beneath the surface of the village. I would recommend this to fans of classic English horror as well as fans of Stephen King.' – Lucy O'Connor, Waterstones Less...

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John Taverner: Complete Edition of the Music for EECM in five volumes

Hugh Benham (BA English & Music 1965, PhD 1970)

Although principally a 'scholarly' edition, this is also suitable for use in performance.
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The five volumes of this edition were intended to build upon the pioneering scholarship of the Tudor Church Music edition of Taverner from the 1920s. It is principally a ‘scholarly’ edition, but is also suitable for use in performance. All of Taverner’s known music is here, and some incomplete works have been reconstructed by the editorial addition of missing voice-parts. Less...

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Latin Church Music in England c. 1460-1575

Hugh Benham (BA English & Music 1965, PhD 1970)

A widely-received introduction to a little-known period in the history of English music.
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This book is a widely-received introduction to a little-known but particularly fruitful period in the history of English music. The liturgical background is explained and some performance problems discussed. Contemporary principles of musical form and structure are explained. The main part of the book, with numerous music examples, treats styles and composers up to the 1575 Cantiones sacrae of Tallis and Byrd – notably the votive antiphons of the Eton choirbook, and the work of Fayrfax, Ludford and Taverner. The impact of the Reformation is considered. Less...

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Baroque Music in Focus

Hugh Benham (BA English & Music 1965, PhD 1970)

This short book was designed principally for GCE Music students, but it provides a useful introduction to Baroque music for the general reader.
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The origins and nature of Baroque music (c.1600–c.1750) are outlined, with frequent reference to specific pieces and recordings and with numerous illustrations and some printed music examples. Genres such as concerto and opera are defined and briefly reviewed. The lives and work of J.S. Bach and Handel are contrasted. The Baroque legacy is considered, as are various performance issues, and there are suggestions for further study. Less...

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Cult Fiction

Andrew Collins (pseudonym: Ardie Collins) (BA English 2009)

Cult Fiction is a novel about a man who, inadvertently and through very little fault of his own, sets up a cult.
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It is a tale told by a narrator that sometimes gets a little bit distracted. The protagonist is Stephen Moore, a good Christian with a seemingly unshakeable faith, but that changes when his house is burnt down by a fire named Malcolm. He sets up a group for like-minded people who also find themselves without a faith in a god. The group starts to gradually change, though, and begins to grow into something which Stephen cannot have foreseen. (Due to be published 1 September 2011 and is available to pre-order on Amazon Kindle). Less...

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How to Be an Existentialist

Dr Gary Cox (BA Philosophy 1988)

How to Be an Existentialist is a concise, witty and entertaining book about the philosophy of existentialism.
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It is also a self-help book offering advice on how to live according to its principles. An attack on excuse culture, the book urges us to face the existential truths of the human condition. It counsels us to become tougher and more dignified, less grumbling and irresponsible, to stop chasing rainbows and making excuses and instead get a grip and get real. The book makes fun of the reputation existentialism has for being gloomy, exposing it as an honest, uplifting and life changing philosophy! Less...

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How to Be A Philosopher

Dr Gary Cox (BA Philosophy 1988)

How to Be A Philosopher gives answers to some of life’s biq questions while revealing others have no answer.
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A humorous guide to questions philosophers have been asking and attempting to answer for centuries. It will help you think, argue and persuade like a philosopher, win every argument by tying people in knots, ask questions and raise doubts about things most people take for granted, realise that almost nothing is certain and get the final word on that question about a falling tree. The book argues that learning philosophy will help you think clearly and honestly about your own life. Less...

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Sartre: A Guide for the Perplexed

Dr Gary Cox (BA Philosophy 1988)

Sartre: A Guide for the Perplexed is an illuminating and comprehensive introduction to the work of this major twentieth-century thinker.
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It identifies the four key themes that run through Sartre’s writings – consciousness, freedom, bad faith and authenticity. It explores each theme in detail, building up a clear and thorough overview of Sartre’s entire philosophy. Less...

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Sartre and Fiction

Dr Gary Cox (BA Philosophy 1988)

Sartre and Fiction offers a clear and accessible introduction to the extensive fictional writings of Jean-Paul Sartre.
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Providing comprehensive coverage of his short stories, novels and plays, the book examines the close links between the ideas and themes in his fiction and those put forward in his formal philosophical works. Sartre wrote fiction as a mean of developing and enriching his philosophical ideas. The book reveals the extent to which Sartre’s fictional writings are truly philosophical and an integral part of his overall intellectual vision. Less...

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The Existentialist's Guide to Death, the Universe and Nothingness

Dr Gary Cox (BA Philosophy 1988)

The Existentialist's Guide to Death, the Universe and Nothingness is a witty and engaging exploration of life, the universe and everything from an existentialist persepective.
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It covers a range of themes relating to life’s journey from children and childhood to love and death. It offers a wealth of the hard-nosed worldly wisdom of the great philosophers on such themes as time, emotion, sexual desire, responsibility, hatred, absurdity and God. It reveals how existentialism sees the human condition and leaves the reader with no illusions about how hard it is to become an authentic person who has overcome bad faith and regret. Less...

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The Sartre Dictionary

Dr Gary Cox (BA Philosophy 1988)

The Sartre Dictionary is a comprehensive and accessible guide to the world of Sartre.
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Meticulously researched and extensively cross-referenced, this unique book covers all his major works, ideas and influences and provides a firm grounding in the central themes of Sartre's thought. Students will discover a wealth of useful information, analysis and criticism. Over 350 A-Z entries include clear definitions of all the key terms used in Sartre's writings and detailed synopses of his key works, novels and plays. The Dictionary also includes entries on Sartre's major influences, from Descartes to Heidegger, and his contemporaries, including de Beauvoir and Merleau-Ponty. Less...

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Mister Shah

Dr Christian DeFeo (PhD English 2010)

Mr. Wahid Shah is a Londoner of Pakistani descent, an accountant, a devoted husband, a fan of classical music.
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Mr. Wahid Shah is also perpetually on guard against the onslaught of his city's unhygienic terrors. When one day he dons a surgical mask in order to avoid bacteria on the Underground his quiet life is turned upside down: he is no longer seen as just another citizen but as a dangerous radical. Less...

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Don’t You Have Anything Better to Do?

Jane Durant née Shields (BA Geography 1963)

Don't You Have Anything Better To Do? is a series of parables about life.
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The book, through 65 short and easy-to-read chapters, is a collection of vignettes laced with traditional wisdom, copious amounts of common sense and lots of humour. It gently reminds us to make sure that we are spending our time in the best way possible for each of us. It also encourages us to communicate more effectively, as it begs the question "What would better look like or be like?" Less...

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The Colors of Supervision (2nd Edition)

Jane Durant née Shields (BA Geography 1963)

The Colors of Supervision is an easy-to-read practical and helpful book to assist you learn the rules of supervision.
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Being a Supervisor is a lot like planning the traffic flow, but also being a part of that traffic flow. Using traffic lights and our instant understanding of red, yellow and green, "The Colors of Supervision" is an easy-to-read practical and helpful book to assist you learn the rules of supervision and make the traffic work well for you and the people who work with you. Less...

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Stitch-up in Ealing

Christine Eborall (BSc Botany, 1969)

This book tells the story of how people in the third largest borough in London tried to get an elected mayor.
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Shortly after it came to power in 1997, the Labour government headed by Tony Blair began reforming local government. The Local Government Act 2000 gave people in England the opportunity for their local council to be run by an elected mayor.

This book tells the story of how people in the third largest borough in London tried to get an elected mayor, and how democratically-elected councillors and MPs, determined to hold onto power at all costs and aided and abetted by poorly-conceived legislation and an unsupportive government, used lies, bribery and threats to sabotage their efforts. Less...

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The Good Guide to Working with Consultants

Jon Fitzmaurice (BSc Sociology with Social Administration 1970)

The Good Guide To Working with Consultants is published by NCVO and helps organisations in the voluntary and community sector select and make the best use of the right consultant for each assignment.
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Using consultants can be a nerve-wracking experience and the guide deals with all the practical issues of working with consultants including; the recruitment process, planning the scope of the project, selecting the right consultant for your particular assignment, briefing and formally engaging consultants and managing the ongoing relationship. Authors: Jon Fitzmaurice & Jenny Harrow, Cass Business School. Less...

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The Mirror Crack’d: Fear and Horror in JRR Tolkien’s Major Works

Dr Lynn Forest-Hill (BA English 1993, PhD 1997)

This is a collection of essays by an international group of scholars illustrates the transformation of JRR Tolkien's sources.
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Fear and horror are an inextricable part of Tolkien’s created mythology and his use of medieval sources for his evocations of fear and horror contribute to the distinctive tone of his work. This collection of essays by an international group of scholars illustrates the transformation of his sources, highlights the depiction of fear associated with marginalised characters, and explores the moral implications of the monstrous in Tolkien’s works. Less...

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Transgressive Language in Medieval English Drama: Signs of Challenge and Change

Dr Lynn Forest-Hill (BA English 1993, PhD 1997) More...

Insults, abuse, oaths, scatological and bawdy language – all form part of the ‘bad language’ of the Middle Ages. This book defines how, in medieval English biblical and morality plays, dramatists used these forms of outrageous language with great sophistication and subtlety to create characterizations and define characters’ moral status, to reflect on social conditions, condemn social evils, and to comment upon sensitive cultural, political, and religious topics from the early fifteenth to the early sixteenth centuries. Less...

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Armillaria Root Rot: Biology and Control of Honey Fungus

Dr Roland Fox (BSc Botany 1966, PhD Science 1970)

This text aims to answer the questions most often raised about Armillaria. More...

Members of this genus include some of the most virulent pathogens which kill and decay trees, shrubs and vines. The volume should be of interest to horticultural growers, gardeners, foresters, arboriculturalists and plant pathologists. Less...

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Principles of Diagnostic Techniques in Plant Pathology

Dr Roland Fox (BSc Botany 1966, PhD Science 1970)

The correct diagnosis of a plant disease is an essential prerequisite of its successful control. More...

Diagnostic methods today include a number of traditional techniques such as direct observation or microscopy, as well as more recently developed procedures such as those based on immunological or nucleic acid analysis. This book provides a text reviewing the principles of all these techniques and should be suitable for advanced students of plant pathology who already have some basic background in the subject. The theory behind the methods are described and illustrated with numerous examples of plant diseases caused by fungi, bacteria and viruses, and the strengths and limitations of different techniques are compared. The book includes a number of colour photographs and provides an overview of this rapidly developing subject. Less...

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The Gardener's Book of Pests and Diseases

Dr Roland Fox (BSc Botany 1966, PhD Science 1970)

A guide to maintaining a healthy garden by preventing and dealing with pests and diseases. More...

It includes advice on recognising plant diseases and interpreting the symptoms, and includes a section which looks at individual problems. Less...

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A Hundred Years at Sunnyside

John Gates (BSc Sociology, 1976)

Stories spanning over a century about the village of Wigginton, near York. More...

University of Southampton graduate (Sociology 1976) John Gates’ book tells of his family home with stories from his grandfather and his father which span over a century and outline changes over the years in and around the village of Wigginton near York.

John now lives in Kellyville, Australia with his wife Amanda, daughter Amy & son, Jack. “We still have a great deal of affection for England and often get back for visits to see family and friends”, says John. Less...

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The Sahara: A Cultural History

Eamonn Gearon (BA Theology 1992)

This book examines the history, culture, and terrain of the Sahara.
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In this unique and long-overdue book, Gearon explores the history, culture, and terrain of a place whose name is familiar to all, but known to few. Covering one third of Africa, the Sahara is replete with myths and fictions. These stories include the army of Cambyses, Alexander the Great, and the Islamic invasions; Napoleon; the US Marines first foreign engagement; and Rommel versus Monty. From the remains of whales to the arrival of camels; from the Land of the dead to Timbuktu; salt, gold, oil, gas, and a man-made river. Artists, Writers and Filmmakers encompass ancient rock art, Matisse and Klee, with travellers’ tales from Ibn Battuta to Paul Bowles; and from Beau Geste's French Foreign Legion to Star Wars.

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The Five-Minute Writer

Margret Geraghty (MA Film Studies 2004)

The Five-Minute Writer is a book of exercises and inspiration for aspiring writers.
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The author is a professional writer who used her background in academia to find new ways of inspiring students in her creative writing classes. Drawing on a mix of disciplines, including psychology, art, linguistics and even advertising, each chapter offers the reader a writing-related discussion followed by a five-minute exercise. Whether you are a beginner writer, an experienced writer looking for fresh ideas, or you simply want to use writing as a path to self-awareness, this book can help. Dip in and start your writer’s journey. Less...

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Multicore Application Programming: For Windows, Linux, and Oracle Solaris

Dr Darryl Gove (BSc Mathematics 1990, MSc Mathematics 1992, PhD 1997)

This book covers the common approaches to writing parallel programs, and discusses the challenges particular to multicore processors.
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Parallel programming was once only possible on expense and inaccessible systems. However, with the rise of multicore processors, it has hit the mainstream. Less...

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Solaris Application Programming

Dr Darryl Gove (BSc Mathematics 1990, MSc Mathematics 1992, PhD 1997)

Solaris Application Programming is a detailed guide for developers who are developing applications for the Solaris operating system.
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Developing for an unfamiliar operating system is hard. It can be difficult to know what tools are available, or even what those tools are named. Solaris Application Programming was written as a detailed guide for developers who are developing applications for the Solaris operating system, it provides answers, explanations, and best practices for developers. Less...

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The Developer's Edge

Dr Darryl Gove (BSc Mathematics 1990, MSc Mathematics 1992, PhD 1997)

A collection of interesting blog posts and articles on developing on and for the Solaris operating system.
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A collection of interesting blog posts and articles on developing on and for the Solaris operating system. (Book only available through Safari books online.) Less...

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The Business Value of IT: Managing Risk, Optimising Performance and Measuring Results

Michael Harris (BSc Electronic Engineering 1982)

How should we run our IT Departments to ensure value for money? This book answers that and many other questions.
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If we can identify ways to measure value and prioritize those metrics then we can build processes that generate the desired results. The book addresses the following questions: What is IT’s contribution to the business? What does it mean to govern IT and how should IT be governed to ensure delivered value? Are we getting what we pay for or should we expect to pay less for the same value? Finally, what risks are involved in moving IT to the desired state? How can they be mitigated? Less...

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Public Relations, Society and Culture

Dr Caroline Hodges (BA Spanish 1999)

This edited collection adds momentum to the emergent interest in the relationship between public relations, society and culture by bringing together a wide range of alternative theoretical and methodological approaches, including ethnography, storytelling, pragmatism and semiotics.

This book was co-edited by Dr Lee Edwards at Manchester Business School, University of Manchester.
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Chapters draw on insights from a variety of disciplines including anthropology, sociology, cultural studies, post-colonialism, political economy and critical race theory and Latin American Studies. Empirical contributions illustrate theoretical arguments with case studies, narratives and interview extracts from fieldwork conducted as far afield as Australia, Peru and Mexico, as well as the UK. The result is an engaging text which encourages the exploration of public relations in new ways. Less...

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Supporting Meaningful Social Networks

Dr Yongjian Huang (PhD Electronics & Computer Science 2009)

Recent years have seen exponential growth of social network sites.
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They flatten the real-world social network by making personal information and social structure visible to users outside the ego-centric networks. They provide a new basis of trust and credibility upon the Internet and Web infrastructure. For the vast majority of social networks, it takes only a few clicks to befriend other members. People's dynamic ever-changing real-world connections are translated to static links which, once formed, are permanent. The existence of static links as public exhibition of private connections causes the problem of friendship inflation. There is mounting evidence to support the idea that there has been an inflated number of digital friendship connections on most SNSs. The theory of friendship inflation is also evidenced by our nearly 3-year observation on Facebook users. Friendship inflation can devalue the social graph and eventually lead to the decline of a social network site. Less...

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A bottle of Guinness please

David Hughes (BSc Chemistry 1972)

Reference work researched from the Brewery archives in London and Dublin.
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This is a major reference work researched from the Brewery archives in London and Dublin, full of interesting brewing, bottling and trade facts. Guinness's Stout, the most famous beer brand in the world, has a rich history that spans over 250 years, migrating from Ireland, first to mainland Britain and thence around the world. Every bottler had their own label and there have been more designs of Guinness labels than for any other brewer. There are wonderful stories, like the dropping into the Atlantic Ocean of 150,000 bottles, each with a message placed inside. Also, discover the champagne bottles containing Guinness Stout, which are sitting nicely chilled on the bottom of the North Atlantic, in the wreck of the Titanic. Less...

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The guide to Guinness collectables

David Hughes (BSc Chemistry 1972)

This is a 300 page hard back illustrated auction guide to the valuation of guinntiques.
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The brewery issued to the trade much merchandise since it began advertising in 1929. Mirrors lamps playing cards ashtrays, adverts, trays, signs, beer mats and bottles are just some of the items collected. Before 1929 the big export bottlers issued and paid for the advertising. The book illustrates in high quality colour photographs, over 2,100 Guinness collectables, ranging from the common to the rare and unusual, many recently photographed from large private collections and the Guinness archives. This book, which will be the authority on the subject of Guintiques, will advise on when an item was made, by whom, the rarity and the buying or selling value. It is a 22cm square format 300 page hard cover quality reference book. Less...

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The Cardiovascular System

Dr Robert Johnson (BM Medicine 1993)

This is an integrated textbook on the cardiovascular system, covering the anatomy, physiology and biochemistry of the system, all presented in a clinically relevant context appropriate for the first two years of the medical student course.
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It is part of a complete series covering all the major systems of the body. The structure and style are derived from the Southampton medical course structure. By using accurate medical case studies the aim is to give a clinical context to the theoretical background material. Less...

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Leading Your People to Success

Nicholas Kitchin (BSc Acoustical Engineering 1981)

Leading Your People To Success – by guiding corporate culture change was written as a result of experiencing change at Shell and helping to lead culture change at Carpenter UK.
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I wanted to help make organisations ‘better places to work'. In 2001 I started Leading Your People To Success Ltd and since then have worked with over 180 companies, including a culture change programme called the People Innovation and Productivity project, which took 24 Yorkshire companies through a culture change programme in parallel. This added an average of 44.7% extra profit (before interest and tax) to each company and put £4.9m Gross Value Added into the Yorkshire region. Less...

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Accounting Irregularities in Financial Statements

Benny K B Kwok (BSc Business Economics with Accounting 1988, MBA 1993)

Accounting irregularities are at the heart of those kinds of frauds that hit financial statements and include misstatement, misclassification as well as misrepresentation.
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In essence, they involve manipulation of accounting data, description or disclosure in order to distort the true financial picture of the organization in question. This book provides an in-depth practical reference, designed for litigators, investigators, auditors, accountants and other professionals who need to understand and combat accounting irregularities and to uphold the integrity of financial statements. Regulators will find this book an essential source of ideas and references when considering reforms. Educators and students will see this book as an alternative, inspiring way of understanding accounting and how to stay alert for accounting irregularities. Less...

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Financial Analysis in Hong Kong

Benny K B Kwok (BSc Business Economics with Accounting 1988, MBA 1993)

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Financial statements act as a means of communication between corporations and various parties. However, to many laypersons, looking through financial statements can be like reading novels in a foreign language, with a sea of jargon obscuring the statements’ true meaning. Financial Analysis in Hong Kong is a clear, concise reference for analysing the financial statements of corporations. Based on an in-depth analyses of published financial statements, particularly looking into the qualitative aspects, this book is a practical and comprehensive guide for both novices and financial professionals in the board room and beyond. Less...

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Forensic Accountancy

Benny K B Kwok (BSc Business Economics with Accounting 1988, MBA 1993)

This 2nd Edition provides a comprehensive insight into many principles and practices in the forensic field.
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This book provides a comprehensive insight into many principles and practices in the forensic field and demonstrates how accountants and financial professionals should do their jobs when acting as experts, advisors or investigators in disputes, fraud investigations or legal proceedings. This book has been written in concise English, without the unnecessary use of jargon, catering for the needs of those untrained in the subject and bridging the gap between the legal aspects and the accounting/ financial aspects of litigations. Litigators, regulators, surveyors, contractors, reporters and loss adjustors will find this book as an avenue to the unseen world of accountancy revealing the untold truth and evidence behind the numbers and flows of funds/transactions. Less...

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Tutankhamun Uncovered - The Adventure Behind the Curse

Michael Marfleet (BSc Geology 1965)

This novel re-examines the lives, characters, environments and beliefs of Tutankhamun and the discoverer of his tomb, Howard Carter.
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Presented as a work of fiction but faithful to known historical events, this novel re-examines the lives, characters, environments and beliefs of Tutankhamun and the discoverer of his tomb, Howard Carter. The two stories are told in parallel and, beginning three thousand years apart, gradually converge, coming together as Carter sets out on his obsessive odyssey. The ancients’ urgent quest for life after death is threatened by the archaeologist’s relentless search for the tomb. The two worlds ultimately collide, releasing forces that bring new meaning to the ‘curse’ that was a media sensation during the early stages of the discovery. Less...

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History and Development of Education in Tanzania

Dr Philemon Mushi (PhD Education 1991)

The book examines the history and developments of education in Tanzania, from the pre-colonial to post-colonial periods, delineating the economic and social context which shaped and helped to define the origins of various educational reforms and their developments.
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The underlying premises of this book is the need to develop a comprehensive publication that will synthesise educational developments and reforms in formal and non-formal education in Tanzania beyond 1990. The book has attempted to uncover the underlying context within which the various educational reforms were conceived and originated. A lot of material was generated some years back, most of it focusing on one or two phases particularly on formal education but had not gone beyond 1990. Less...

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Principles and Education Practice of Adult Education

Dr Philemon Mushi (PhD Education 1991)

The book examines principles and practice of adult education. Using Tanzania and other countries in Eastern Africa as a case study, the book reveals conceptual and practical problems associated with the implementation of adult education which must be addressed if the practice of adult education has to be improved.
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The book is intended to assist adult education students in higher education institutions and practicing adult educators to improve their understanding of the foundations upon which the practice of adult education is based. The book is an outcome of my experience in the field of education since 1974, as a primary school teacher and head, FDC tutor, IAE resident tutor and University Professor which have provided me with many insights and knowledge concerning many of the adult education principles and practical issues advanced in this book. Less...

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Easter Sunday

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

A novel. The search for both answers and questions regarding Creation, set in Hatfield in 1982.
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A novel. The search for both answers and questions regarding Creation, set in Hatfield in 1982. Less...

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Eternity's Sunrise

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

A songbook (words, melodies and chords), comprising the 11 songs from the CD Eternity's Sunrise by Peter Ostrowski.
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A songbook (words, melodies and chords), comprising the 11 songs from the CD Eternity's Sunrise by Peter Ostrowski. Less...

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Le Bon Dieu

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

English translations by Peter Ostrowski of songs by Jacques Brel.
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Translations and adaptations, from French into English, of 44 songs by the Belgian songwriter Jacques Brel. Less...

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Songs of Innocence of Experience

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

Musical settings (melodies, chords and words) of all 45 of William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience, first published in 1789 and 1794. (words by William Blake, music by Peter Ostrowski).
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Musical settings (melodies, chords and words) of all 45 of William Blake's Songs of Innocence and of Experience, first published in 1789 and 1794. (words by William Blake, music by Peter Ostrowski). Less...

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Tales from the Burning Shores of Patmos

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

A songbook (words, melodies and chords) of 54 songs written between 1978 and 1989.
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A songbook (words, melodies and chords) of 54 songs written between 1978 and 1989. Less...

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The Psychopause

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

The lyrics of 42 songs by Peter Ostrowski, written between 1979 and 2004.
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The lyrics of 42 songs by Peter Ostrowski, written between 1979 and 2004, presented here as texts only. Less...

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When Chronons have been melted down

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

A songbook (words, melodies and chords) of 18 songs written between 1978 and 1994.
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A songbook (words, melodies and chords) of 18 songs written between 1978 and 1994. Less...

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Why the Sky is Silent

Peter Ostrowski (BSc Physics 1981)

Reflections on society and social progress.
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Reflections on society and social progress. Less...

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A Cornucopia of Packs

Jeffrey Pack (BSc Economics 1967, Diploma in Economics and Econometrics 1968)

The author explores his own certain forebears back about 250 years mainly in a small village in Kent.
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In so doing he sets the family history against the social and political history of the times. He also explores the wider history of the name going back 500 years and including Packs who were a Lord Mayor of London, a hero of Waterloo, a Mormon Pack, a Barnados Pack, Packs who emigrated to the USA and Packs who ended up in the workhouse and many colourful individuals and stories and pictures. Less...

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Love is in the Air

Jeffrey Pack (BSc Economics 1967, Diploma in Economics and Econometrics 1968)

The author’s father, Joe Pack, signed up in the RAF in 1940 as a bomber pilot. On his 18th mission he was shot down on the German/ Dutch border.
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He was retrieved by the underground and escorted via Brussels and Paris across the Pyrenees to Spain and back to England. He was reassigned to Catalinas and despatched to Madagascar. Along the way he met a WAAF officer. For 2 years they corresponded. Shortly after his return in 1945 they were married; their entire courtship having been conducted by airmail letter. The book contains their many wartime letters as well as research into Joe’s escape and the underground helpers. Less...

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Gender and Physical Education. Contemporary Issues and Future Directions

Professor Dawn Penney (PhD Education 1994)

Gender and Physical Education offers a critical and comprehensive commentary on issues relating to gender in PE and teacher education.
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The book challenges our understandings of gender, equity and identity in PE, establishing a conceptual and historical foundation for the issue, as well as presenting a wealth of original research material. The book delivers a critical analysis of the progress and shortcomings pf contemporary policies and practice in PE as they relate to gender, and reflects on the similarities and differences between developments in the UK, US and Australia. It also offers a new framework for research, policy and practice with a view to advancing gender equity, and addresses the roles that teachers, educators and policy makers can play in challenging existing inequalities. Less...

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Sport Education in Physical Education. Research based practice

Professor Dawn Penney (PhD Education 1994)

Sport Education is an exciting approach to the teaching of PE. More...

Sport Education: Research Based Practice presents teachers with a framework for developing units of work that will provide their students with challenging and enjoyable sporting experiences that involve them in an array of roles. In Sport Education students are not only players, they also become skilled and knowledgeable as captains, coaches, managers, match reporters and more. Based upon original research undertaken with teachers in secondary and primary school contexts, this book provides a key commentary on the Sport Education model, covering issues including inclusion, assessment, cross-curricular learning; citizenship and lifelong learning. Less...

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Various Local History Books

Gerald Ponting (BSc Zoology 1961)

Please see below a list of the various local history books, places included are Fordingbridge, Bournemouth, Breamore and Chandler's Ford.
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A Coin Hoard from Roman Breamore

History of Fordingbridge – from Earliest Times to the 21st Century

Callanish and other Megalithic Sites of the Outer Hebrides

Fordingbridge in Old Picture Postcards

Bournemouth Yesterday and Today

Scenes from a Hampshire Childhood

The Saxon Church of St Mary’s, Breamore

Breamore Yesterday and Today

The Chandler’s Ford Story

Historic Fordingbridge - a walk around the town

Shakespeare’s Fantastic Garlands

Edwardian Journal – Fordingbridge 1901-1910

The Saxon Church of St Mary’s, Breamore
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The Beckett Powells of Brook House, Botley

Brian Powell (BEng Mechanical Engineering 1989)

The Beckett Powells of Brook House, Botley is the story of the house, the family and some of the staff who lived in the seven bedroom home in Hampshire.
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After some twenty years, first as a surveyor and then as an engineer, helping to build the Buenos Aires Great Southern Railway, Beckett Burton Powell returned to England and bought ‘Brook House’, a seven bedroomed house standing in fourteen acres, in Botley, Hampshire in 1894. The Beckett Powells of Brook House, Botley is the story of the house, the family and some of the staff. He died in 1929 and his widow sold the property in 1934. The story, though written by his grandson Brian, is told as by Beckett’s second son, Leslie Powell. Less...

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Bathing Houses and Plunge Pools

Vivien Rolf (MA 18th Century Studies 2006)

The grounds of many large eighteenth-century country estates boasted a bathing house or plunge pool for their supposed health benefits.
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Built in all shapes and sizes, sometimes just for one person, but occasionally for group bathing, they reflected the prevailing architectural styles and cultural preoccupations of their era. Providing an escape from the constraints and formality of aristocratic life, they became a destination for walks, drives and alfresco entertainment. Mid-century doctors promoted the benefits of salt-water bathing and a new generation of coastal bathing houses grew up. From several hundred bathing houses and plunge pools still in existence, often in remote corners of beautiful landscapes, this book presents examples that reflect the diverse ideas and fashions which inspired them. Less...

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Increase and Extract the value of your Business

James Sale (Certificate in Education 1979)

This booklet has been written for owners of leaders of businesses who are interested in extracting value by sale or by other means, and answers the following questions: How can I maximize value in my business?
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What is value? How can I make my business more sale-able? What would a sale involve? Can I realize value without selling/losing control? What choices and alternatives are there? And, what steps should I take next? Less...

www.motivationalmaps.com
Insight – Journeys into the heart of things

James Sale (Certificate in Education 1979)

Listening's motivational power, motivation and meditation, establishing your purpose and transforming the self - read James' journey into the heart of things.
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Listening's motivational power, motivation and meditation, establishing your purpose and transforming the self - read James' journey into the heart of things. Less...

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To Be a Pilgrim

James Sale (Certificate in Education 1979)

To Be a Pilgrim is the sixth major collection of poetry by James Sale, and explores his increasing preoccupation with religious and spiritual themes: the journey, in fact, towards death in which we are all pilgrims.
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To Be a Pilgrim is the sixth major collection of poetry by James Sale, and explores his increasing preoccupation with religious and spiritual themes: the journey, in fact, towards death in which we are all pilgrims. Less...

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York Notes: Macbeth

James Sale (Certificate in Education 1979)

A comprehensive and easy to use guide to examination success when studying Shakespeare's play, Macbeth.
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It contains an enhanced exam skills section plus a wealth of useful content – key quotes, checklists, study tips – and the widest coverage of character, themes and language. It demonstrates how you can understand the text as well. Less...

www.motivationalmaps.com
Manual on Small Earth Dams

Tim Stephens (MSc Irrigation Engineering 1978)

The Handbook is designed specifically for engineers, technicians and extension workers, commercial farmers and contractors – all with some understanding of engineering and some experience of dams, irrigation and water supply involved in the sitting, design and construction of small earth dams in the drier parts of the African continent. More...

Such dams are suitable for supplying water to irrigation schemes, for rural and other water supplies (when properly treated) and for conservation measures. Thus, the Handbook essentially provides a comprehensive and pragmatic means for the practical understanding of the principles and procedures in small earth dam construction and for the users to safely construct small dams without recourse to the costly and complex design and construction techniques associated with larger dams on larger catchments.

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Deeper – Contemplative Prayer for Charismatic Christians

Stefan Smart (BA English and History 1982, PGCE 1986, MPhil 1989)

In this bewilderingly frenetic and noisy world, we all long for a greater sense of peace and tranquillity.
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Many of us are also searching for a greater authenticity in our spiritual experience. This book will be a great help to many in this respect. Written from a solidly Christian perspective, it is a profoundly simple but practical introduction to the art of contemplative prayer, offering clear guidelines on how to listen to God and spend time in his presence - in silence, through reflecting on the Scriptures and using our creativity. In 'Deeper' Stefan Smart provides a wealth of practical suggestions and resources which will encourage us all in our desire for intimacy with God. Less...

www.bestillpublications.co.uk
Automatic Lover

Dr Ariadne Tampion (BSc Electrical Engineering 1987, PhD 1990)

Automatic Lover is a combination of science fiction, satire and good old-fashioned romance.
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An ambitious but foolish young woman loses her heart to a machine. A profit-hungry industrialist sees a commercial opportunity: robot lovers for all. A prudish roboticist has to be professional and lead the design team. She is completely unaware of her teenage daughter's plans for the prototype. This book explores the philosophy and practicalities of human level artificial intelligence, the challenges facing women in the engineering profession, and a mother-daughter relationship from both the mother's and the daughter's side.
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www.ariadnetampion.info
Tumbridge's Guide to Legal Qualification: The Common Law World

James Tumbridge (LLB Law 2000)

A new practical guide to permanent and temporary qualification in the common law legal world.
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It covers 185 jurisdictions in concise chapters. An invaluable resource to modern lawyers making a permanent move between jurisdictions, and for those who are working abroad as foreign law consultants or engaged temporarily in a foreign jurisdiction as Counsel. Less...

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Isle of Wight Photographers, 1840-1940

Dr Raymond Turley (BSc Physics 1959, PhD 1962)

A reference book concerned with professional photographers who worked on the Isle of Wight before 1940.
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Definitive monograph based on extensive original research, bringing together information that is widely scattered, or has never been printed before. Concerned with professional photographers who worked on the Isle of Wight before 1940, this is intended for use as a reference work and source book. Sections include: Historical Directory of Isle of Wight Photographers 1840-1940, Exhibition Survey 1850-1900, Prehistory of Isle of Wight Photography, Early Photography in Ryde, The First Commercial Photographers, Jabez Hughes & Julia Cameron, Biographical Miscellany, Reprints of 19th Century Photographic Articles, plus notes on IW Books illustrated with (original) photographs, and IW photographic societies. Less...

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The Quantum Quark

Dr Andrew Watson (BSc Physics 1979)

The world you can feel and touch is built of atoms, the smallest identifiable chunks of matter. Yet the heart of each atom is itself a whole new world, a world populated by quarks: indivisible, vanishingly small, the ultimate building blocks of our Universe.
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This inner world where quarks reign is subject to new and unfamiliar rules, the rules of the quantum world. Colossal particle accelerators enable physicists to bring this inner world into focus, and have helped them to shape a theory respectful of quantum rules that explains how quarks feel one another's presence. "The Quantum Quark" is the story of that theory: quantum chromodynamics. Less...

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Soldier, Scientist and Statesman: a Biography of Yuval Ne'eman

Dr Andrew Watson (BSc Physics 1979)

As a leading scientist, government minister, and innovative soldier Yuval Ne'eman has led several lives woven into one.
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A child prodigy endowed with a stunning memory, Ne'eman's science career had to wait while he fought in Israel's War of Independence before becoming one of the architects of the new nation's infrastructure. This is his story. Later combining his duties as Israel's military attache to Britain with science studies at London's Imperial College, his very first research paper brough order to the confused world of sub-atomic particles and put Ne'eman's name in generations of textbooks across the world. In the 1960's he balanced his central role in Israel's nuclear program with scientific research before becoming founding professor of physics at Tel Aviv University. Less...

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Alpines, from Mountain to Garden

Richard Wilford (BSc Biology 1986)

Looking at plants from the World's mountain ranges, this book describes their discovery, introduction to gardens and cultivation, in eight geographic chapters, illustrated with over 300 photographs of alpines in the wild and in gardens.
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From Europe to America and Africa to Japan, the climate and geography of each region is described, followed by stories of some of the earliest plant hunters to explore the mountains, including the Alps, Andes, Rockies and the Himalaya. Many of the species they brought back are now well-known garden plants. Selected plants are described in more detail and illustrated with historic botanical paintings. Less...

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Tulips, species and hybrids for the gardener

Richard Wilford (BSc Biology 1986)

Species tulips are becoming more widely available as gardeners wake up to their elegant shapes, vibrant-coloured flowers, and suitability for growing in containers, raised beds, and rock gardens.
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Unlike garden hybrids, species tulips will flower each year without being replaced and some will even naturalise under the right conditions. Chapters covering the geography and history of the genus, classification and cultivation, are followed by comprehensive descriptions of gardenworthy species and lesser-known rarities. It will appeal to tulip and bulb collectors, rock garden enthusiasts, and keen gardeners, inspiring closer investigation of this increasingly popular plant group. Less...

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The Blackest Streets

Sarah Wise (BA English 1986)

The Blackest Streets examines the Old Nichol slum in east London, reputedly the most deprived square quarter-mile in Britain in the 1870s and 1880s.
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All kinds of social investigators came there to analyse the causes and effects of chronic poverty — including Anarchists, Fabians, Christian Socialists, feminists, High Tory charity organisers, Charles Booth and churchmen of various denominations. The Socialist-leaning London County Council chose the Old Nichol to be the site for London’s first council estate, but just eleven of the 6,000 Nichol residents moved onto the new estate. Less...

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The Italian Boy

Sarah Wise (BA English 1986)

The Italian Boy is a social history that examines the lives of street people and the poor of London in the 1820s and 1830s, through the story of a notorious series of murders.
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The Italian Boy was a child beggar, killed and sold to King’s College Anatomy School, in 1831, by bodysnatchers who turned to murder in imitation of Burke and Hare in Edinburgh. The subsequent police investigation took place against a background of social unrest, on the eve of the Reform Bill and the New Poor Law. The case was one of the first tests of the new Metropolitan Police’s detective skills. Less...

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75 Years in Science at the Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Quantitative Biology

Dr Jan Witkowski (BSc Zoology 1968)

Reginald Harris, then director of the Biological Laboratory at Cold Spring Harbor, wanted to promote such research and in 1933 established the Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology.
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Quantitative biology was one of the “hot” areas of research in the early part of the 20th century. Reginald Harris, then director of the Biological Laboratory at Cold Spring Harbor, wanted to promote such research and in 1933 established the Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology. "The primary motive of the conference-symposia," he wrote "is to consider a given biological problem from its chemical, physical and mathematical, as well as from its biological aspects." The meetings have been held annually and provide a record of the development of experimental biology over the past 75 years. Less...

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Davenport’s Dream: 21st Reflections on Heredity and Eugenics

Dr Jan Witkowski (BSc Zoology 1968)

The Eugenics Records Office (ERO) at Cold Spring Harbor was established by Charles Davenport in 1910 and this book reprints Davenport's classic 1911 text.
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The Eugenics Records Office (ERO) at Cold Spring Harbor was established by Charles Davenport in 1910 and was the leading center for eugenics for over 20 years. This book reprints Davenport's classic 1911 text, "Heredity in Relation to Eugenics," together with essays by modern writers. These include Jim Watson, Simon Baron-Cohen, Lewis Wolpert and Ronald Dworkin. Less...

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Evolution: The Molecular Landscape

Dr Jan Witkowski (BSc Zoology 1968)

The 74th Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Quantitative Biology was held in 2009, the bicentennial of the birth of Charles Darwin.
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It was an outstanding event, even among all the celebrations held that year. The "Molecular Landscape" subtitle was intended to draw attention to the revolution in molecular studies since the 1959 Symposium which had also been a celebration of Darwinism. Less...

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Life Illuminated: Selected Papers from Cold Spring Harbor

Dr Jan Witkowski (BSc Zoology 1968)

Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory was founded in 1890 and this volume includes accounts of its researchers have made important contributions to biology.
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Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory researchers have made important contributions to biology. This volume includes accounts by Laboratory scientists of significant research in the period of recombinant DNA technology. They include, for example the discovery of RNA splicing (Richard Roberts); the relationship between oncogenes and tumour suppressors (Ed Harlow); and telomere loss during aging (Carol Greider). Less...

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Recombinant DNA: Genes and Genomes-A Short Course

Dr Jan Witkowski (BSc Zoology 1968)

This is effectively the third edition of the textbook "Recombinant DNA".
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Previous editions being published in 1983 and 1992. The original title reflected the excitement engendered by recombinant DNA technology. We changed the title of the third edition to reflect that the topics were now heavily influenced by to genomic techniques. Less...

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Death of Peppermint

Dr Kevin Wood (pseudonym: Tim Randle) (PhD Education 1999)

Death By Peppermint is an historical epic set in Leicestershire’s Vale of Belvoir, but stretches to the penal settlements of Van Dieman’s Land.
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Peppermint Billy grew up in poor social conditions, and became victim to the merciless justice system of the 1840s that sent men, women and children across the world for three counts of petty crime. He returned unexpectedly from his transportation, seeking vengeance on the man who sent him away through a double murder in the Toll Gate House. Billy fled, was caught and put on trial before the Lord Chief Justice of England. Less...

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Books by Alumni

John Taverner: His Life and Music

Jack

Lynwood

John Taverner: Complete Edition of the Music for EECM in five volumes

Latin Church Music in England c. 1460-1575

Baroque Music in Focus

Cult Fiction

How to Be an Existentialist

How to Be A Philosopher

Sartre: A Guide for the Perplexed

Sartre and Fiction

The Existentialist's Guide to Death, the Universe and Nothingness

The Sartre Dictionary

Mister Shah

Don’t You Have Anything Better to Do?

The Colors of Supervision (2nd Edition)

Stitch-up in Ealing

The Good Guide to Working with Consultants

The Mirror Crack’d: Fear and Horror in JRR Tolkien’s Major Works

Transgressive Language in Medieval English Drama: Signs of Challenge and Change

Armillaria Root Rot: Biology and Control of Honey Fungus

Principles of Diagnostic Techniques in Plant Pathology

The Gardener's Book of Pests and Diseases

A Hundred Years at Sunnyside

The Sahara: A Cultural History

The Five-Minute Writer

Multicore Application Programming: For Windows, Linux, and Oracle Solaris

Solaris Application Programming

The Developer's Edge

The Business Value of IT: Managing Risk, Optimising Performance and Measuring Results

Public Relations, Society and Culture

Supporting Meaningful Social Networks

A bottle of Guinness please

The guide to Guinness collectables

The Cardiovascular System

Leading Your People to Success

Accounting Irregularities in Financial Statements

Financial Analysis in Hong Kong

Forensic Accountancy

Tutankhamun Uncovered - The Adventure Behind the Curse

History and Development of Education in Tanzania

Principles and Education Practice of Adult Education

Easter Sunday

Eternity's Sunrise

Le Bon Dieu

Songs of Innocence of Experience

Tales from the Burning Shores of Patmos

The Psychopause

When Chronons have been melted down

Why the Sky is Silent

A Cornucopia of Packs

Love is in the Air

Gender and Physical Education. Contemporary Issues and Future Directions

Sport Education in Physical Education. Research based practice

Various Local History Books

The Beckett Powells of Brook House, Botley

Bathing Houses and Plunge Pools

Increase and Extract the value of your Business

Insight – Journeys into the heart of things

To Be a Pilgrim

York Notes: Macbeth

Manual on Small Earth Dams

Deeper – Contemplative Prayer for Charismatic Christians

Automatic Lover

Tumbridge's Guide to Legal Qualification: The Common Law World

Isle of Wight Photographers, 1840-1940

The Quantum Quark

Soldier, Scientist and Statesman: a Biography of Yuval Ne'eman

Alpines, from Mountain to Garden

Tulips, species and hybrids for the gardener

The Blackest Streets

The Italian Boy

75 Years in Science at the Cold Spring Harbor Symposium on Quantitative Biology

Davenport’s Dream: 21st Reflections on Heredity and Eugenics

Evolution: The Molecular Landscape

Life Illuminated: Selected Papers from Cold Spring Harbor

Recombinant DNA: Genes and Genomes-A Short Course

Death of Peppermint