Author: Louise Masson

Spotlight on HS Talks – The Business & Management Collection

HS Talks – The Business & Management Collection includes over 1,200  specially commissioned, online multi-media videos, online lectures, case studies and case study interviews by leading experts in academia, industry and commerce.

Topics include marketing, management, finance, accounting, strategy and more.

The collection is categorised into 6 broad subject areas and further organised into 90 series, each overseen by an editor who is a key expert in the field. Speakers are chosen based on their expertise and each talk is produced together with the speaker especially for the collection. The collection is reviewed and updated monthly.

There are 4 different types of videos on HS Talks :

  • Traditional format lectures with high quality graphics: the lectures are primarily designed to deliver ‘information’. The lectures have multiple associated features including printable slide handouts and speed-up/slow down options.
  • Extended form case studies: accounts of real world experience describing what was done, how, when and with what consequences.
  • Bite-size case studies: these short descriptions of real world commercial activities come with suggested topics for consideration and discussion.
  • Case Study Interviews: interviews with experts from commerce and industry, from start-up entrepreneurs to large corporation executives, confront the challenges they encounter. Each interview is accompanied by suggested topics for discussion and individual and group projects.

A HS Talks Quick Start Guide is available on the Business Library Guide 

This platform is paid for by a subscription by the Business School.

If you need further help with this platform please contact the Social Sciences Liaison Team or the Account Manager for HStalks Noelle Rollings at noeller@hstalks.com

 

Change is coming to the Philip Robinson Library

This summer will see the refurbishment of key features of our main Level 2 space as we make it more welcoming, attractive, and efficient for all library users.

Work will be taking place between June and September 2019, during which a temporary service desk will be in place, and the Student Text Collection, exhibition space, book bins, and self-service units will be relocated. Drinks and snacks will still be available from a coffee cart whilst the café is being refurbished.

Library services will continue as normal.

  • The PC cluster, Your Space and silent study areas on Levels 3 & 4 of the library will remain accessible.
  • Student Text Collection texts and book reservations will be available.
  • Inter Library Loan and Research Reserve requests will be processed as normal.
  • You will still be able to issue and return items yourself.
  • Laptop, headphone, and short-term locker loans will be issued as normal.

However, there will be building work in progress during library opening times and there will be some noisy periods. Free disposable earplugs will be available at the Service Desk.

Alternative study spaces are available in Walton, Law and Marjorie Robinson Library Rooms, and you can use the Find a PC on the University app to locate alternative cluster PC’s and check availability.

Building a better library experience

The modernised Level 2 space includes these new features:

  • a redesigned ‘Welcome’ point and ‘Library Help’ desk.
  • a reconfigured social learning space
  • an automated book returns sorter and new self-issue machines
  • a relocated exhibition space
  • a fully refurbished cafe

The works are due to begin week commencing 17th June. If you have any queries please speak to a member of Customer Services staff at the Service Desk or via Library Help.

Books added to the Library by students in GPS (Semester One 2018/19)

We have a service called “Books on Time” for students. This allows you to tell us about the books you need for your studies. If we don’t have the books you need, simply complete the web form and we’ll see if we can buy them. For books we already have in stock, if they are out on loan please make a reservation/hold request using Library Search.

Further information about Books on Time

In Semester one, academic year 2018/2019 we bought the following items after requests from students in GPS.

There were 105 requests from 57 students totaling £4381.55 (52% of requests from undergraduates, 20% from Postgraduate taught and 28% from Postgraduate Research)

 

Title Now in stock
Alternative Theories of State 1xlong
America’s Global Role: Essays and Reviews on National Security, Geopolitics and War 1xlong
Animal Rights: Moral Theory and Practice 1xlong
Belt and Road: A Chinese World Order 1xlong
Bridging the Transition from Primary to Secondary School 1xlong
Bringing knowledge back in: From social constructivism to social realism in the sociology of education 1xlong
Business as Usual: The Roots of the Global Financial Meltdown 1xlong
Chemostratigraphy: Concepts, Techniques and Applications 1xlong
China’s Eurasian Dilemmas: Roads and Risks for a Sustainable Global Power 1xlong
China’s Eurasian Century? Political and Strategic Implications 1xlong
Citizenship, Identity and Social Movements in the New Hong Kong: Localism After the Umbrella Movement 1xlong
Civil Society and Peacebuilding: A Critical Assessment 1xlong
Classical Theories of International Relations 1xlong
Coming out of Communism 1xlong
Commodity Activism: Cultural Resistance in Neoliberal Times 1xlong
Complexity Thinking in Translation Studies 1xlong
Contested Markets Contested Cities 1xlong
Cultural Genocide 1xlong
Development Discourse and Global History 1xebook
Differences in Medicine: Unravelling Practices, Techniques, and Bodies (Body, Commodity, Text) 1xlong
Digital Militarism: Israel’s Occupation in the Social Media Age 1xlong
Dis/ability Studies: Theorising disablism and ableism 1xlong
Disability Studies: An Interdisciplinary Introduction Second Edition 1xlong
Disability, Normalcy and the Everyday 1xlong
Discovering American Regionalism: An Introduction to Regional intergovernmental Organizations 1xlong
Divided: Why We’re Living in an Age of Walls 1xlong
Drove Roads of Northumberland 1xlong
Dual Disasters: Humanitarian Aid After the 2004 Tsunami 1xlong
Egypt’s Desert Dreams: Development or Disaster 1xlong
Emotion and the Researcher : Sites, Subjectivities and Relationships 1xlong
Ethics in Participatory Research for Health and Social Well-Being 1xlong
Expert Knowledge in Global Trade 1xlong
Fires on the Border: The Passionate Politics of Labour Organizing on the Mexican Frontera 1xlong
Foundational Economy: The Infrastructure of Everyday Life 1xlong
From #BlackLivesMatter to Black Liberation 1xlong
From Crime Policy to Victim Policy: Reorienting the Justice System 1xlong
Generation HK: Seeking Identity in China’s Shadow 1xlong
Geographical Education Expanding: Horizons in a Shrinking World 1xlong
Geography, Education and the Future 1xlong
Geopolitics: From the Cold War to the 21st Century 1xebook
Hong Kong in the Shadow of China: Living with the Leviathan 1xlong
Human Rights Discourse in a Global Network 1xlong
Imagined Societies: A Critique of Immigrant Integration in Western Europe 1xlong
International Politics in the Arctic, Borders, Natural Resources and Russian Foreign Policy 1xebook
Into the Hands of the Soldiers: Freedom and Chaos in Egypt and the Middle East 1xlong
It Makes You Want to Spit 1xlong
Italy and the European Union 1xlong
Learning Difficulties and Sexual Vulnerability: A Social Approach 1xlong
Left-of-Centre Parties and Trade Unions in the Twenty-First Century 1xlong
MasterClass in Geography Education 1xlong
Mastering Brexits Through The Ages: Entrepreneurial Innovators and Small Firms – The Catalysts for Success 1xlong
Medical Talk and Medical Work 1xlong
Metropolitan Governance in America 1xlong
New Labour Policy, Industrial Relations and the Trade Unions 1xlong
On the verge of want: a unique insight into the living conditions along Ireland\’s western seaboard in the late 19th century 1xlong
Our Angry Earth 1xlong
Oxford Handbook of Local Competitiveness 1xlong
Parenting Under Pressure: Mothers and Fathers with Learning Difficulties 1xlong
Parents with Intellectual Disabilities: Past, Present and Futures 1xlong
Plucked: A history of Hair Removal 1xlong
Policing the Planet: Why the Policing Crisis Led to Black Lives Matter 1xlong
Popular Geopolitics: Plotting an Evolving Interdiscipline 3xlong, 1xebook
Practising Empowerment in Post-Apartheid South Africa: Wine, Ethics and Development 1xlong
Prices and Production 1xlong
Protest and Resistance in the Tourist City 1xlong
Providing a sure start: How Government Discovered Early Childhood 1xlong
Queer Muslims in Europe: Sexuality, Religion and Migration in Belgium 1xlong
Race, Racism and Development: Interrogating History, Discourse and Practice 1xlong
Recapturing Democracy: Neoliberalization and the Struggle for Alternative Urban Futures 1xlong
Reconstruction and Peace Building in the Balkans 1xebook
Refugees in Extended Exile: Living on the Edge 1xlong
Relativism and the foundations of Liberalism 1xlong
Sexual Politics of Disability: Untold Desires 1xlong
Sexuality and Relationships in the Lives of People with Intellectual Disabilities Standing in  my Shoes 1xlong
Sexuality and women with learning disabilities 1xlong
Social Media and Everyday Politics 1xlong
Solidarity: Hidden Histories and Geographies of Internationalism 1xong
Stand and Deliver: Political Activism, Leadership and Hip Hop Culture 1xlong
Subject knowledge and teacher education: The development of beginning teachers’ thinking 1xlong
Talons of the Eagle 1xlong
Teaching Geography 3-11: The Essential Guide 1xlong
The China Dream: Great Power Thinking and Strategic Posture in the Post-American Era 1xlong
The End of Duopoly? The Transformation of the British Party System 1xlong
The European Union and the Commonwealth Caribbean 1xlong
The Hip-Hop Generation Fights Back: Youth, Activism and Post-Civil Rights Politics 1xebook
The Imaginary War: understanding the East-West conflict in Europe 1xlong
The IMF, the WTO & the Politics of Economic Surveillance 1xlong
The Killing Zone: The United States Wages 1xlong
The Market 1xlong
The Monroe Doctrine: Empire and Nation 1xlong
The New Social Mobility 2xlong
The Other 1xlong
The Outsiders: Exposing the Secretive World of Ireland’s Travellers 1xlong
The Politics of China-Hong Kong Relations: Living With Distant Masters 1xlong
The Provisional Irish Republican Army and the Morality of Terrorism 1xlong
The Quaternary of the Isle of Man and North West England 1xlong
The Right to Maim: Debility, Capacity, Disability 1xlong
The Routledge Handbook of the History of Settler Colonialism 1xlong
The Social Production of Indifference: Exploring the Symbolic Roots of Western Bureaucracy 1xlong
The Sociology of Emotions 1xlong
UKIP: inside the campaign to redraw the map of British politics 1xlong
Understanding Trans Health 1xlong
United States and Iraq since 1979 1xlong
US-Israeli Relations in a New Era (Besa Studies in International) 1xlong
What’s Wrong with Climate Politics and How to Fix It 1xlong

 

Books added to the Library by students in NUBS (Semester One 2018/19)

We have a service called “Books on Time” for students. This allows you to tell us about the books you need for your studies. If we don’t have the books you need, simply complete the web form and we’ll see if we can buy them. For books we already have in stock, if they are out on loan please make a reservation/hold request using Library Search.

Further information about Books on Time

In Semester one, academic year 2018/2019 we bought the following items after requests from students in NUBS.

There were 25 requests from 16 students totaling £2999.76 (24% of requests from undergraduates, 12% from Postgraduate taught and 64% from Postgraduate Research)

 

Title Now in stock
A History of Modern Oman 1xebook
Accidental Superpower 1xlong
Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development 1xlong
Doing Realist Research 1xlong
Entrepreneurship and the Creative Economy: Process, Practice and Policy 1xlong, 1xebook
Fear: Trump in the White House 1xlong
Fixed effects regression models for categorical data 1xlong
Handbook of Work-Life Integration of Professionals 1xlong
History of Oman 1xlong
Home and Work: Negotiating Boundaries Through Everyday Life 1xlong
Institutional Logics in Action 1xlong
Le Camp Des Saints 1xlong
Narrative as Virtual Reality 2: Revisiting Immersion and Interactivity in Literature and Electronic Media (Parallax: Re-Visions of Culture and Society 1xlong
Oman : Politics and Society in the Qaboos State 1xlong
Oman and the world: the emergence of an independent foreign policy 1xlong
Recursive Macroeconomics Theory 1xlong
Robotic process and Cognitive Automation – The Next Phase 1xlong
Robotic process automation and risk mitigation: the definitive guide 1xlong
Social and Environmental Policies in EC Procurement Law: New Directives and New Directions 1xlong
Storytelling for Virtual Reality: Methods and Principles for Crafting Immersive Narratives 1xlong
Technology and Isolation 1xlong
Transformational Leadership and Not for Profits 1xebook
Trust, Globalisation and Market Expansion 1xlong
War for Talent 1xlong
Xenofeminism 1xlong

 

Books added to the Library by students in SAPL (Semester One 2018/19)

We have a service called “Books on Time” for students. This allows you to tell us about the books you need for your studies. If we don’t have the books you need, simply complete the web form and we’ll see if we can buy them. For books we already have in stock, if they are out on loan please make a reservation/hold request using Library Search.

Further information about Books on Time

In Semester one, academic year 2018/2019 we bought the following items after requests from students in SAPL.

There were 83 requests from 49 students totaling £4776.41 (22% of requests from undergraduates, 31% from Postgraduate taught and 47% from Postgraduate Research)

 

Title Now in stock
A City is Not a Tree 1xlong
A Greedy Man in a Hungry World 1xlong
A History of Great Yarmouth 1xlong
A Vision of a Living World: The Nature of Order, Book 3 1xlong
Architect in Practice 16xlong, 1xebook
Architecture and Capitalism : 1845 to the Present 1xlong, 1xebook
Architecture as a Craft : Architecture, Drawing, Model and Position 1xlong
Architecture as Experience: Radical Change in Spatial Practice 2xlong
Bananas Reconstructed: Architecture and Sacred Space 1xebook
Building Performance Analysis 1xlong
Century of Fishing: Fishing from Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft, 1899-1999 1xlong
China Development and Governance 1xebook
Cinemetrics : Architectural Drawing Today 1xlong
Cobe – Our Urban Living Room 1xlong
Colour Strategies in Architecture 1xlong
Computing the Environment: Digital Design Tools for Simulation and Visualisation of Sustainable Architecture 1xlong
Critical Companion to Tennessee Williams 1xlong
Culture and customs of Saudi Arabia 1xlong
Cycle Space, Architecture and Urban Design in the Age of the Bicycle 1xlong
Dreamscapes of Modernity: Sociotechnical Imaginaries and the Fabrication of Power 1xlong
Eat, Memory: Great Writers at the Table: A Collection of Essays from the New York Times 1xlong
Experimental Preservation 1xlong
Exploring the Use and Impact of Travel Guidebooks 1xlong
Fiction as Method 1xlong
Fish and Chips: A History 1xlong
Future Matters: Action, Knowledge, Ethics 1xlong
Governing Shale Gas: Development, Citizen Participation and Decision Making in the US, Canada, Australia and Europe 1xlong
Handbook on green infrastructure planning design and implementation 1xlong
Holloway Prison : An Inside Story 1xlong
Horse People: Thoroughbred Culture in Lexington and Newmarket 1xebook
Housing Design for an Increasing Older Population 1xebook
Imagined Futures in Science, Technology and Society 1xlong
In the nature of landscape 1xlong
Indispensable Eyesores: An Anthropology of Undesired Buildings 1xebook
Infrastructures in Practice 1xebook
Interrogating Ellie 1xlong
Introducing the Sociology of Food and Eating 1xlong
Invitation to the Life Course: Towards New Understandings of Later Life 1xlong
Lives in Time and Place: The Problems and Promises of Developmental Science. 1xlong
London’s Turning: Thames Gateway-Prospects and Legacy 1xlong
Making and Growing: Anthropological Studies of Organisms and Artefacts 1xlong
Manhattan Transcripts 1xlong
Marcel Breuer: a Memoir 1xlong
Maritime Norfolk: Part Two 1xlong
New Monte Rosa Hut SAC Self-Sufficient Building in High Alps 2xlong
Nonlinear Time Series Analysis 1xlong
North Norfolk Coast 1xlong
Original Rockers 1xlong
Otto Wagner: Die Wiener Stadtbahn 1xlong
Palaces for the People: How to Build a More Equal and United Society 1xlong
Placemaking with children and Youth Participatory Practices for Planning Sustainable Communities 1xlong
Planetary Gentrification 1xlong
Prosthesis 1xlong
Reconceptualising Agency and Childhood: New perspectives in Childhood Studies 1xebook
Relational Architectural Ecologies 2xlong
Rethinking Vienna 1900 3xlong, 1xebook
Revisiting Divisions of Labour 1xlong
Roads Were Not Built for Cars: How Cyclists Were the First to Push for Good Roads & Became the Pioneers of Motoring 1xlong
Robot Ethics 2.0: From Autonomous Cars to Artificial Intelligence 1xlong
Small Towns, Austere Times: The Dialects of Deracinated Localism 1xlong
Space and the Memories of Violence: Landscapes of Erasure, Disappearance and Exception 1xlong
The Architecture of Psychoanalysis: Space of Transition 1xlong
The Architectures of Childhood: Children, Modern Architecture and Reconstruction in Post-war England 1xebook
The Culture of AI: Everyday Life and the Digital Revolution 1xlong
The Design of Childhood: How the Material World Shapes Independent Kids 1xlong
The Ethics of Invention 1xlong
The Evocative Object World 1xlong, 1xebook
The Flak Towers in Berlin, Hamburg and Vienna 1940 – 1950 1xlong
The Great Museum 1xlong
The Luminous Ground: The Nature of Order, Book 4 1xlong
The New Black Middle Class in South Africa 1xlong
The Phenomenon of Life 1xlong
The Process of Creating Life: The Nature of Order, Book 2 1xlong
The Setting of the Pearl: Vienna under Hitler 1xlong
The Structure of Light : Richard Kelly and the Illumination of Modern Architecture 1xlong
The Urban Design Reader 1xlong, 1xstc, 1xebook
The Works: Anatomy of a City 1xlong
Toward an Urban Ecology 1xlong
Urban Disaster Resilience: New Dimensions from International Practice in the Built Environment 1xebook
What Are Community Studies? 1xlong
What is the future? 1xlong
XML : Parliament 1xlong
Young people, Class and Place 1xlong

 

 

Books added to the Library by students in ECLS (Semester One 2018/19)

We have a service called “Books on Time” for students. This allows you to tell us about the books you need for your studies. If we don’t have the books you need, simply complete the web form and we’ll see if we can buy them. For books we already have in stock, if they are out on loan please make a reservation/hold request using Library Search.

Further information about Books on Time

In Semester one, academic year 2018/2019 we bought the following items after requests from students in ECLS.

There were 28 requests from 23 students totaling £2144.91 (4% of requests from undergraduates, 43% from Postgraduate taught and 53% from Postgraduate Research)

 

Title Now in stock
A Handbook for the Study of Mental Health: Social Contexts, Theories and Systems 1xlong
Acquisitions of Complex Arithmetic Skills 1xebook
Conducting Educational Design Research 1xlong
Cultures in Organizations: Three Perspectives 2xlong
Early Years Foundations: Critical Issues 1xlong
English as a Foreign Language in Saudi Arabia: New Insights into Teaching and Learning English 1xebook
English as a Foreign Language in Saudi Arabia: New Insights into Teaching and Learning English 1xlong
Everyday Arias: An Operatic Ethnography 1xebook
Handbook of Moral and Character Education 1xlong
Introducing Multimodality 2xlong
Life after Privatization 1xlong
Listening to Young Children: A Guide to Understanding and Using the Mosaic Approach 1xlong
Listening to Young Children: The Reader 1xlong
Mathematics Learning in Early Childhood 1xlong
Mindfulness-based treatment approaches 1xlong
Research and Social Change : A Relational Constructivist Approach 1xlong
Scouse: A Social and Cultural History 1xlong
Self-Efficacy Beliefs of Adolescents 1xlong
Stancetaking in Discourse 1xebook
Student Plagiarism in Higher Education: Reflections on Teaching Practice 1xlong
Student Voice Handbook: Bridging the Academic/Practitioner Divide 1xlong
Student Voice: The Instrument of Change 1xlong
Student-Centred Leadership 1xebook
The architecture of productive learning networks 1xlong
The Cambridge Handbook of Linguistic Multi-Competence 1xlong
The Methodologies of Positivism and Marxism 1xlong
University Partnerships with the corporate sector: Faculty experiences with for-profit matriculation pathway programs 1xlong
Visible Learning: Feedback 1xlong

 

New resource “Statista” available

We now have access to platform called Statista which is available through a subscription from the Business School.

This is an extensive statistics platform covering over 1.5 million data sets (and adding an additional 500 each day) with revenue forecasts from 2015 to 2020 on over 400 industries.

Data is collected from over 18,000 sources covering over 75,000 different topics.

The platform can broken down into different elements including :

  • Statista‘s Digital Market Outlook offers forecasts, detailed market insights and key performance indicators for the most important areas of the Digital Economy, including various digital goods and services. https://www.statista.com/outlook/digital-markets
  • Statista’s Consumer Market Outlook provides in-depth market insights, key performance indexes and forecasts for the most important consumer markets. https://www.statista.com/outlook/consumer-markets
  • Statista’s industry reports provide the facts needed to understand an industry. The reports are clearly structured, easy to understand and present not only numerical data on areas such as trends in turnover and revenue, but also on industry strengths and weaknesses.  Updated annually, these reports contain the most recent and relevant data. https://www.statista.com/industry-reports
  • Statista’s dossiers are in-house reports which contain the most recent and relevant statistics concerning a single subject. Regular updates and routine additions ensure that Statista’s 4,000 dossiers are always up to date https://www.statista.com/dossiers

This short video from Statista give a nice overview of the different search functionalities – https://vimeo.com/202712374

Access via https://www.statista.com/ or via the record on Library Search.  (If you are accessing on campus, the platform will authenticate using IP address. If you are accessing off campus you will be taken through EzProxy so access should be seamless if you’ve logged in previously using your Campus ID and password).

Reading list session for Business School academics

The University Library launched a new reading list system in September 2017. This system is fully embedded within Blackboard, so if you are a module leader you will see a link to the relevant reading list within the module area on Blackboard.

We have also been working on our internal processes, improving how we receive reading lists and manage requests for new books or Copyright Licensing Agency (CLA) scans.

You will now find some help pages specifically for reading lists at: https://www.ncl.ac.uk/library/services/reading-lists/

(image taken from Jesper Sehested)

From August 2018 please use our new central email address readinglists@ncl.ac.uk

If you have a word document or module guide which contains your reading lists you can deposit this with us using this form.

The new system also allows academics to log into their reading list within Blackboard and make amendments directly on the system. This means you no longer need to send us an email asking for a new book to be purchased or to ask for CLA scans. Simply follow the instructions on our how to guide.

You can make amendments and additions at any point during the academic year directly onto the list. You can also export your online list into a word document or other teaching materials.

If you wish to attend some training regarding the system, please book a place via louise.gordon@ncl.ac.uk for one of the sessions we’ve arranged below:

Thursday 17th January 10-11am

Thursday 17th January 11-12pm

Room 3.03, Business School

 

Withdrawal of previous versions: Digimap Roam and Data Download

We’ve been informed EDINA who provide access to our mapping software Digimap that previous versions of Roam and Data download with be withdrawn as of the 8th of December 2018.

Please see their blog post pasted below:

As advertised earlier this year, the previous versions of Roam and Data Download will be withdrawn from service on 8th December 2018.

Since we understand that transition from one version to another takes time, both new and old versions have been running in parallel for many months now.  The upgraded Roam and Data Download applications have been available since November 2017 and June 2018 respectively. These are both easier to use, more flexible on a range of devices and offer a more modern, slick user experience.  Feedback on both has been very positive. Full instructions on how to use the new applications are available in the Digimap help pages. The data available remains identical.

New versions of Roam and Data Download

We continue to work to improve the facilities Digimap offers and hope to have some new developments available over the coming months.  If you have any questions about the withdrawal of the two older applications or any feedback or requests regarding the new applications, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Books added to the Library by students in SAPL

We have a service called “Books on Time” for students. This allows you to tell us about the books you need for your studies. If we don’t have the books you need, simply complete the web form and we’ll see if we can buy them. For books we already have in stock, if they are out on loan please make a reservation/hold request using Library Search.

Further information about Books on Time

In Semester two, academic year 2017/2018 we bought the following items after requests from students in SAPL.

There were 53 requests from 29 students totaling £2330 (38% of requests from undergraduates, 34% from Postgraduate taught and 28% from Postgraduate Research)

Title Now in stock
Ageing and Intergenerational Relations: Family Reciprocity from a Global Perspective 1xlong
An Aboriginal Village in South Australia: A Snapshop of Davenport 2xlong
Anatomy of a Soldier 1xlong
Automating inequality: how high-tech tools profile,police and punish the poor 1xlong
Campus and the City: Urban Design for the Knowledge Society 1xlong, 1xebook
Carlo Scarpa and Castelvecchio Revisited 1xlong
Cartographic Grounds 1xlong
City With a Hidden Past 1xlong
Climate Design: Solutions for Buildings that Can Do More With Less Technology 1xlong
Code and Clay, Data and Dirt 1xlong
Critical Studies of Innovation Alternative Approaches to the Pro-Innovation Bias 1xlong
Design Manual for Bicycle Traffic 1xlong
Die Wiener Hofburg 1705-1835: Die kaiserliche residenz vom Barock bis zum Klassizismus 1xlong
Die Wiener Hofburg 1835-1918 1xlong
Facing the planetary 1xlong
Formalizing Displacement: International Law and Population Transfers 1xlong
Global Universities and Urban Development 1xlong
Governance of the Smart Mobility Transition 1xlong
Healing Garden 1xlong
Immaterialism: Objects and Social Theory (Theory Redux) 1xlong
Inside Megaprojects: Understanding Cultural Practices in Project Management 1xlong
Interior Landscapes: A Visual Atlas 1xlong
James Casebere: Works 1975-2010 1xlong
Liverpool One: Remaking a City Centre 1xlong
Liverpool: shaping the city 1xlong
Logo Modernism 1xlong
Material Utopias 1xlong
Mémoires 1xlong
Of Planting and Planning: The making of British colonial cities (Planning, History and Environment Series) 1xlong
On Photography; Walter Benjamin 1xlong
Ottoman Izmir: The Rise of a Cosmopolitan Port, 1840-1880 1xlong
Planetary Echos: Exploring the Implications of Human Settlement in Outer Space 1xlong
Public Transport: It’s  Planning Management and Operation 1xlong
Recto Verso: Redefining the Sketchbook 1xlong
Social Capital Theory and Research 1xlong
Space and Muslim Urban Life: At the Limits of the Labyrinth of Fez 1xlong
The Architectural Unconscious: James Casebere and Glen Seater 1xlong
The Ethnopoetics of Space and Transformation: Young People’s Engagement, Activism and Aesthetics 1xlong
The Nature of Health: How America Lost, and Can Regain, a Basic Human Value 1xlong
The Predictive Postcode 1xlong
The University and the City: From Medieval Origins to the Present 1xlong
The University and Urban Revival: Out of the Ivory Tower and into the Streets 1xlong
The University as Urban Developer: Case Studies and Analysis 1xlong
Time Saver Standards for Urban Design 1xlong
Transport Matters: Integrated Approaches for Planning City-Regions 1xlong
Urban Livelihoods: A People-Centred Approach to Reducing Poverty 1xlong
Urban Living Labs: Experimenting with City Futures 1xlong
Violence and the City in the Modern Middle East 1xlong
Walter Pilcher: Skulpturen Modelle Zeichnungen 1xlong
Work/Life: Williams Tsien 1xlong
Writing the Modern History of Iraq 1xebook
You can be Young and an Architect 1xlong
Young Citizens: Young People’s Involvement in Politics and Decision Making 1xlong