This book is a compendium of various papers,
studies, and essays on subjects ranging from the
politics of ethnicity and specific country profiles,
cultural studies with regard to minority issues in
the United States of America (primarily black
politics), and analyses of research in various
settings, such as life experiences with respect to
teaching in live settings, posing a research
question, and narrowing down ones interests to
specific fields. The aim of this collection is to
perhaps serve as a blueprint to help researchers,
including students at various levels, in gathering...

This book is a reflection of typical comparative politics, criminal justice, and instructional technology programs, serving as a valuable reference for those interested in these subjects. Furthermore, one can learn to appreciate how the gap between these areas can be bridged through the interdisciplinary nature of collaborative research efforts between colleagues. The book reflects the highest level of research that one can appreciate between the student and the teacher, partially seen in the Fuller-Camp relationship, where ones teacher becomes ones peer in the field and continues to guide...

Andrew and Jo Penhallow settle into their dream home, Jacob's Cottage, a remote dwelling near the Cornish coast. They set about making it habitable after its time of neglect under the ownership of the late Charlie Wilks. Their joy during the early days in the cottage is marred by the knowledge that Andrew must soon leave to return to work in London and that their time together is short. Jo is left alone with their two year old son Jamie. The days of loneliness awaiting Andrew's return at weekends begin to take their toll on Jo. Is it her own state of mind, or does the cottage hold its own...