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Supported Housing and the Law
It is intensely practical, clearly setting out basic legal and regulatory framework that governs supported housing, yet focusing on the day to day practical problems facing providers. Complex issues are helpfully illustrated with case studies, frequently asked questions and summaries of key points. Supported Housing and the Law is required reading for housing and support providers including registered social landlords, managing agents, advice agencies, housing associations and will be an invaluable resource for tenants and their advocates empowering them to ensure they receive quality services.
The Rule of 72
Charismatic Edward van der Linden runs Eleventh Hour, a massive global enterprise committed to solving the world’s environmental problems. The company is funded exclusively by super-rich philanthropists, who use its influence for their personal crusades, making it an exclusive, powerful and highly secretive club. Detective Chief Inspector John Cavey, the Met’s most successful murder detective, is investigating a rash of killings amongst London’s homeless community that is looking less like a serial killing and more like mass extermination by the day. Twenty-six-year-old Caroline Hartley joins the Eleventh Hour corporation as Edward van der Linden’s speech writer, but it isn’t long ...
Virgin Bought and Paid For
When a mysterious young woman is found on the tropical island of Fala'isi, Luke Chapman insists that she remain at his home. But Luke isn't being entirely benevolent; he has an ulterior motive for keeping her close…. Penniless Fleur Lyttelton has no idea why the enigmatic Luke is being so nice to her—they are worlds apart. Fleur knows she'll never be able to repay Luke's kindness, until he makes her an offer she can't refuse…and she realizes that her virginity is his price….
Gender
Offering students an informed overview of some of the most significant sociological work on gender produced over the last three decades, these readings are supplemented by a substantial critical introduction and editorial commentary.
The Body Electrocution
Bobbi Sue Baxter has a serious choice to make because both love and murder are on the line.The summer of 1988 is possibly one of love, and that's the problem. Aspiring journalist Bobbi Sue Baxter has feelings for a man who's engaged. But then again, he seems to return the vibe. Adding more mud to the already unclear waters, his fiancée might be involved in a murder that happened in the building where Bobbi Sue was taking an aerobics class. So should Bobbi Sue get involved? That's a definite yes. Not with Hemi Miller-the flutters-in-the-stomach producing guy-but with the investigation of his fiancée, who screamed at Hemi's ex-girlfriend to stay away. Because that ex-girlfriend wound up electrocuted in the community center locker room the next day. So Bobbi Sue starts asking questions. What she discovers is a tapestry of intrigue-a secret love decades past, the supposed ghost of a custodian that stalks the community center halls, and a motive for murder that neither Bobbi Sue nor anyone else in town saw coming. Return to Wildcat Springs, Indiana, for a Bobbi Sue Baxter tale even more riveting than the first!
The Sick Child in Early Modern England, 1580-1720
Illness in childhood was common in early modern England. Hannah Newton asks how sick children were perceived and treated by doctors and laypeople, examines the family's experience, and takes the original perspective of sick children themselves. She provides rare and intimate insights into the experiences of sickness, pain, and death.
ENTERPRISING WOMEN
First published in 2004. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
Why Nurses Commit Suicide
The first English translation of the seminal work of Dr. Heinz Leymann. The term workplace mobbing, or the ganging up of peers and managers against a workmate, was conceptualized by a single scientist, Heinz Leymann in his research to identify a distinct form of collective workplace aggression that has now opened the door to specialization in the field of mobbing and laid the groundwork for its subsequent policies and laws governing human resource management departments globally.
