Cognitive Psychology, 8th Edition by Robert Solso and Kimberly Maclin is a comprehensive text that delves into the science of cognition, exploring how people think, perceive, remember, and learn. The book integrates the latest research and theories in the field with real-life applications, making complex cognitive concepts accessible to students. It covers key topics like attention, memory, language, reasoning, and problem-solving, while emphasizing experimental methods and findings. The 8th edition also includes updated examples and illustrations to enhance understanding. Ideal for both beginners and advanced students, the book offers a clear and engaging introduction to cognitive psychology.
"The Ultimate Prize: Oil and Saddam's Iraq" by Ranjit Singh Kalha explores the intricate relationship between Iraq's oil wealth and its geopolitical significance, particularly under Saddam Hussein's regime. The book delves into how Saddam used oil as a powerful tool in both domestic politics and international relations. Kalha examines the impact of global oil interests on Iraq's foreign policies and conflicts, providing insights into the role oil played in shaping the country's strategic decisions. Through detailed analysis, the book sheds light on the influence of major powers and their involvement in Iraq's oil-driven dynamics, leading up to the Gulf War. This work is crucial for understanding the intersection of energy resources and political power in the Middle East.
Capitalism & Modern Social Theory by Anthony Giddens offers a comprehensive analysis of the writings of three foundational social theorists: Karl Marx, Émile Durkheim, and Max Weber. Published by Aakar Books, this book explores their theories on capitalism, society, and modernity. Giddens delves into the intellectual contributions of each thinker, examining their views on social structure, power, and economic systems. With a focus on their relevance to modern social theory, the book provides insights into the evolution of sociological thought. This paperback edition is a valuable resource for students and scholars of sociology, political science, and philosophy.
"Bhartiya Rajya: Utpatti Evam Vikas" by Sushma Yadav and Ram Avtar Sharma explores the origins and development of the Indian state. Written in Hindi, the book delves into historical, political, and philosophical perspectives on state formation in India. It examines ancient, medieval, and modern governance structures, highlighting key transformations over time. The authors analyze constitutional evolution, socio-political influences, and the role of institutions in shaping Indian polity. Published by Aakar Books, this paperback serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and competitive exam aspirants.
"NTA UGC NET/JRF/SET General Paper 1 Teaching & Research Aptitude (Sixteenth Edition)" by Sultan Farah, published by Arihant Publications, is a comprehensive guide for aspirants preparing for the UGC NET, JRF, and SET exams. This book covers all key topics of Paper 1, including Teaching Aptitude, Research Aptitude, Communication, Reasoning, Data Interpretation, Higher Education System, and ICT. It provides detailed explanations, practice questions, and previous years’ solved papers to enhance conceptual understanding and exam readiness. The book follows the latest exam pattern and syllabus, making it an essential resource for candidates aiming for success in these competitive exams.
Between Equal Rights: A Marxist Theory of International Law by China Miéville offers a critical examination of international law from a Marxist perspective. The book explores how legal frameworks are shaped by global power structures, particularly in relation to imperialism and capitalism. Miéville challenges the notion of equality in international relations, arguing that true equality cannot exist within the current capitalist system. Drawing from both legal theory and Marxist ideology, the work provides a thorough analysis of the intersection between law, power, and economic systems. This thought-provoking text is essential for those interested in international law, politics, and Marxist theory. Available in paperback and published by Aakar Books, it’s accessible to readers worldwide.
"Beesvi Sadi Me Vishv Itihaas Ke Pramukh Mudde: Badalte Aayam Evam Dishayein" by Anirudh Deshpande explores the key issues and changing dynamics in world history during the 20th century. The book discusses major global events, political shifts, and the evolving relationships between nations. It highlights the transformation in economic, social, and cultural paradigms, focusing on the complexities of international relations and conflicts. The author examines the impact of colonialism, the two World Wars, and the rise of global powers, offering a comprehensive analysis of the century's pivotal moments. Written in Hindi, the book serves as an insightful resource for understanding the historical transitions that shaped the modern world.
Counseling, 8e by Samuel T. Gladding and Promila Batra is a comprehensive guide to the field of counseling, providing both theoretical knowledge and practical insights. This edition offers updated content on counseling techniques, approaches, and ethical considerations. It explores the psychological principles that underpin counseling practices and provides detailed case studies to illustrate various counseling scenarios. The book also covers the role of the counselor in different settings, from individual therapy to group counseling. With a focus on multicultural and diverse perspectives, it prepares students and professionals to handle a variety of counseling challenges. The engaging writing style and clear structure make it an invaluable resource for students and practitioners alike.
"Groups: Process and Practice (10th Edition)" by Cengage India provides a comprehensive overview of group dynamics, emphasizing the psychological, social, and practical aspects of group behavior. The book explores group development, leadership styles, decision-making processes, and the functionality of groups in diverse settings. It integrates theory with real-world applications, offering insight into how groups can work more effectively. This edition includes updated research findings, practical case studies, and exercises to enhance learning. The text is designed for students and professionals alike, providing a solid foundation in understanding and managing group processes. It is ideal for courses related to psychology, social work, management, and communication studies.