$35.00 (Trade paperback / Hodder Headline / ISBN:9780340936061)
ID: The Quest For Identity In The Twenty-First Century
Neuroscientist Susan Greenfield takes a fascinating – and worrying – journey into the future, positing what the average human brain might look like in our age of hyperstimulation and intensified screen time. ID draws on the latest in neuroscience to show how various factors influence the development of our brains, and how we can control that development. How can we safeguard our individuality? How can we find the fulfilment material success can’t provide? ID attempts to find the answers.
July 2008 Politics
Standard Operating Procedure: Inside Abu Ghraib
$32.99 (Trade paperback / Picador )
Standard Operating Procedure is an utterly original collaboration by the writer Philip Gourevitch (We Wish to Inform You that Tomorrow We Will Be Killed With Our Families) and the film-maker Errol Morris (The Thin Blue L... More »
Torture Team: Deception Cruelty and the Compromise Of Law
$49.95 (Hardcover book / Allen Lane )
What happens when lawyers do politicians' bidding? In the style of the best investigative journalism, international lawyer Philippe Sands uncovers the story behind the human rights abuses that the US government sanctione... More »
ID: The Quest For Identity In The Twenty-First Century
$35.00 (Trade paperback / Hodder Headline )
Neuroscientist Susan Greenfield takes a fascinating – and worrying – journey into the future, positing what the average human brain might look like in our age of hyperstimulation and intensified screen time. ID draws on ... More »
The Necessary Revolution: How Individuals And Organisations Are Working Together To Create A Sustainable World
$39.95 (Hardcover book / Nicholas Brealey )
A revolution is underway, and spreading fast. Organisations everywhere are boldly leading the change from the dead-end of "business as usual" to new strategies and transformative practices that promote a flourishing, sus... More »