France and the world Emeritus Prof. Michael E. Irwin

France and the world Emeritus Prof. Michael E. IrwinA critical introduction to the emerging field of France and the world, analysing Frances extraterritorial relationships across the modern era through conceptually grounded case studies and a synthetic framework for understanding global, imperial, and transnational entanglements.

The Phantom of a Polarized America places widely held scholarly assumptions about the "polarization" of American politics under the microscope and tests them to determine their veracity

Brandeis was one of the best known social activists in the United States

and crises

The report of a prisoner release by a Shi'ite emissary to the Byzantine emperor contains a charming description of his visit to Constantinople and his audience with Michael III

the texts they read

Its lively style makes it very accessible and ideal for all students of nineteenth-century Germany

Argues for a more theoretically-informed and cogent curricular space for rhetoric in the academy

Exposing the myth of "the two Wittgensteins

she shows signs of terror and soon succumbs to a catatonic state

The book explores existing AI-based birding tools and then delves into the essence of AI to build intuition

and suicidal ideation

Examines the development of the Irish community in Manchester