Cambridge Books Online by numbers
20 August 2013
Last update: 13/09/13 09:47
Comments
Leave a reply Cancel reply
Related Posts

EJIS · 4 April 2018
It’s the numbers, stupid! Understanding quantification in global security governance
This post by Stephane J. Baele, Thierry Balzacq, Philippe Bourbeau first appeared on the ejis.eu blog in June 2017. It is based on his article from the second volume of European Journal of International Security. Full article available here. “The political world, just like the physical world, in many respects may be regulated by weights, number […]

Chad Williams · 8 June 2018
NFL tells players patriotism is more important than protest – here’s why that didn’t work during WWI
The NFL is attempting to shut down protests like this one by members of the Cleveland Browns. AP Photo/David Richard Chad Williams, Brandeis University The recent decision by the NFL regarding player protests and the national anthem has yet again exposed the fraught relationship between African-Americans and patriotism. The controversy has taken place nearly a […]

Sam Saloway-Cooke · 28 February 2018
Award-winning ebooks from Cambridge University Press
Since 2012, books published by Cambridge University Press have won more than 440 major awards. Of these, more than 330 are available as ebooks for institutional purchase.

Tristan Collier · 17 January 2018
Intersentia law books now available on Cambridge Core
In 2018, Intersentia’s books will be exclusively available to institutions online via Cambridge University Press’s Academic digital publishing platform Cambridge Core. Launching on 1st Dec 2017, this new agreement is the first partnership between Cambridge University Press (CUP) and a specialized legal publisher. Founded in 2010, Intersentia Ltd is an independent and rapidly developing international […]
Very important work
very interesting statistics and nice presentation!