Palgrave Macmillan

'Sociological Theories of Development' specifically focuses on sociological theories of development for upper undergraduate students of sociology, international development studies, South Asian studies, and related courses. bit.ly/41azAAv

'The Economics of Imperfect Competition' is an important milestone in the history of economics and the development of key economic concepts. This classic and highly influential book provides unique insight into ideas of competition and the theory of the firm. bit.ly/3ZIh3em

'Ten and a Half Lessons in Marketing' offers students and field practitioners a series of insightful lessons on #marketing, each exploring a distinct theme. bit.ly/4bzUAqs

Last few tickets remaining for the launch of the first complete edition of the letters of 'Eileen O'Shaughnessy, in Her Own Words: The Complete Letters of George Orwell's Wife,' on Mon 23 Mar! Reserve your spot here: bit.ly/4sTqbt7. Book link: bit.ly/4bQ3RuA.

'Contemporary Philosophy of Education' brings together some of the most influential contemporary voices within the intellectual tradition of philosophy of education, each a recipient of the James and Helen Merritt Award for Distinguished Service to the discipline. bit.ly/414aJyg

'Memes and Politics in the UK' is the first to fully explain how memes have become a critical part of UK politics. This book assesses how memetic practices have shaped political communication and culture in the past decade-plus, and the consequences thereof. bit.ly/4bzbeXb @rv_southern

'A Sociology from Art Praxis in Afghanistan' fills a crucial gap on Afghanistan’s arts by delivering the first study to treat artistic praxis by Kabuli artists as a sociological tool before the 2021 Taliban takeover and exploring how art shapes gender and identity. bit.ly/3MMywzf

'Gothic London: Occult Societies and Ghostly Whispers' is the first in depth study of the capital and its gothic and occult organizations and individuals. It is also a book filled with the uncertainties and otherworldliness of the London landscape. bit.ly/4rllzuo @CliveBloom

'Voting and Eligibility Age in Sweden, 1866-1921,' #OpenAccess book, explores the background to the electoral reforms of 1907-1921 in Sweden, when the voting age was raised from 21 years to 23 for the second chamber and the municipalities, and to 27 for the county councils and the first chamber. bit.ly/4rt8tLT

'Memes and Politics in the UK' is the first to fully explain how memes have become a critical part of UK politics. This book assesses how memetic practices have shaped political communication and culture in the past decade-plus, and the consequences thereof. bit.ly/4bzbeXb @rv_southern

'Omnichannel Retail' offers students the chance to create a strategic business plan that helps retailers make strategic choices and decisions that enable or facilitate the transition to omnichannel operations and the effective management of an omnichannel business. bit.ly/3P1hm1J

'Sustainable Urban Development in Southern Africa' presents a multidisciplinary framework to navigate Southern African cities through uncertainty and towards sustainable development. bit.ly/4rxIUKA

'A Centenary History of the Agricultural Economics Society' tells the story of its history, and the people and events that have been part of that history, including Keynes, Attlee, Arthur Lewis, the 1947 Agriculture Act and Brexit. bit.ly/4sBfISW

'21st Century African Development Strategies' offers a broad and multidisciplinary guide to the economic, social and development challenges facing modern Africa. bit.ly/3OXFjqs

'Ten and a Half Lessons in Marketing' offers students and field practitioners a series of insightful lessons on #marketing, each exploring a distinct theme. bit.ly/4bzUAqs

'The Economics of Imperfect Competition' is an important milestone in the history of economics and the development of key economic concepts. This classic and highly influential book provides unique insight into ideas of competition and the theory of the firm. bit.ly/3ZIh3em

Introducing our latest book series ‘Palgrave Advances in Mixed Methods Research’. Series editor Jen Katz-Buonincontro is looking for short book proposals on the latest trends and discoveries in MMR. Get in touch today!

'The Political Economy of Terrorism' presents a detailed and considered analysis of the economic causes and responses to terrorism. With a particular focus on India, it explores the different forms of terrorism, including contested sovereignty, revolutionary change, and secessionist movements. bit.ly/40yGBLv

'Infrastructure and Regulation for Economic Development' examines the intricate dynamics within different industries to highlight how institutional weaknesses and fragmented governance have undermined their developmental potential. bit.ly/4qcjKzp

'Long-Distance Trade in the Ancient World' presents a novel perspective on long-distance trade in the ancient world that integrates network theory and environmental analysis into our understandings of production, movement and exchange in the so-called Long Classical Millennium (c.300 BCE – 900 BCE). bit.ly/4lflWW3