Author: Eva St John The Quantum Curators series by Eva St John has five books and this blog is about book 3, so it has been a while since I have followed the adventures of Julius and Neith and it is my favourite genre, so you can guess I loved this book. I love the […]
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Author: Caroline Criado Perez Invisible Women book was gifted to me by my dear colleague, Robert Minton-Taylor but as workload would have it I only read it now because it was recommended by a member of a #WECAN project book club so I said yes seeing an opportunity to finally read the piece. Throughout the
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Author: Bonnie Garmus If you loved Rona Jaffe’s book ‘The Best of Everything’ or Nikil Saval’s Cubed, you will also love Lessons in Chemistry. In general, if you like reading novels or popular literature based on resembling historical realities, this is a book for you because it tackles sexism in the workplace in the United
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Author: M. E. Thomas As part of our school’s book club, which we initially formed as part of the #WECAN project, albeit we just do it for fun and engagement now, we read this book about a sociopath, which I proposed due to my love of popular literature and behavioural research interest. After I read
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FOOD MATTERS: SUSTAINABILITY, EATING HABITS AND THE ROLE OF PUBLIC RELATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS IN THE WORLD OF CLIMATE CHANGE Editors: Dr Martina TopićThe University of AlabamaCollege of Communication and Information SciencesDepartment of Advertising and PRmtopic@ua.edu / martinahr@gmail.com Dr Marija Geiger ZemanIvo Pilar Institute of Social SciencesZagreb, CroatiaMarija.GeigerZeman@pilar.hr RATIONALE AND THE CALL FOR PAPERS Sustainability is
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