This book traces the expansion of the American frontier and its evolution into a modern myth. It examines how this myth has shaped America’s identity and policies, leading up to the current fixation on border security and the wall.
This compilation consists of abstracts from the 2nd Turkey Social Sciences Symposium, covering diverse research topics within the social sciences.
Asking for It explores the troubling increase of rape culture, its influence on society, and ways to confront and eliminate it.
A firsthand account from E.B. Sledge about the brutality and horrors of combat during WWII, particularly in the Pacific Theatre.
Workplace Learning explores strategies for developing an effective learning environment within the workplace. It covers theories, practical tools, and real-world insights.
Meltdown examines the complexity of modern systems and why they’re prone to unpredictable failures, offering strategies for managing and mitigating such risks.
Losing Hope is a companion novel to ‘Hopeless,’ retelling the events from Dean Holder’s perspective, illuminating his struggles with loss and his quest for redemption and love.