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29/03/2023

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15/03/2023

How can we help you study better? What do you need to know about student life? Complete our survey and get 20% off any of our books.

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09/02/2023

Is a career in academia right for me? Two leading Routledge authors, Vicki L. Baker and Elizabeth L. Campbell, explore this question in our new on-demand webinar! Discover what is important to think about and what questions to ask yourself if you’re considering a career in academia.

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01/02/2023

Watch our new on-demand webinar featuring two leading Routledge authors, Vicki L. Baker and Elizabeth L. Campbell.

Discover our authors' answers to the following questions: What is important to think about when considering a career in academia? What questions should postgraduates ask themselves before pursuing a career in academia? What experience or qualifications am I likely to need for a career in academia? And more!

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17/01/2023

Discover how to encourage creative risk-taking in your students with our free, on-demand webinar featuring three leading Routledge authors in the field of creativity, James C. Kaufman, Alane Jordan Starko and David S. Sholl. Watch today!

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12/01/2023

Looking for ways to inspire creativity in your classroom? We've compiled a short guide to ensure that your classroom encourages students to think creatively, and through it, to reach their full potential. Read the guide now:

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10/01/2023

Do you want to improve your reading skills? In our new blog we look at the issues and possible solutions to being a more effective higher education reader.

In this accessible blog we will look at the issues associated with reading academic books, suggest possible solutions and offer some insight into new approaches.

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20/12/2022

Do you want to improve your reading skills? In our new blog we look at the issues and possible solutions to being a more effective higher education reader.

In this accessible blog we will look at the issues associated with reading academic books, suggest possible solutions and offer some insight into new approaches.

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26/10/2022

Our newest FreeBook, Using Creativity in Your Teaching brings together chapters that explore the importance of ensuring your classroom is a space that encourages creativity in your students. Download yours today! https://bddy.me/3gLBX8X

25/10/2022

How should you respond productively to reviewer feedback? Find out by reading our blog by Christopher L. Pallas where he will discuss a strategy for taking onboard feedback and being successful with your resubmission.

When your first submission to the journal reviewers is unsuccessful and you receive the dreaded feedback “revise and resubmit”, what steps should you take to ensure success when you resubmit? Christopher L. Pallas takes you through the process step by step, adapting text from his excellent book “Doctoral Student Skills”.

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20/10/2022

History of Economic Thought turns 5 today! Explore this fascinating resource to discover an extensive range of primary and secondary resources, including full books, journal articles, thematic essays, and much more! Request a free trial today: https://bddy.me/3SaXQvy

20/10/2022

Our History of Economic Thought platform turns 5 this week! Covering this fascinating subject over the period 1700-1914, History of Economic Thought contains an extensive range of primary and secondary resources. Find out more and request a free trial today: https://bddy.me/3SfKHBA

11/10/2022

Now is the moment to expand your knowledge of Black history.

In honour of UK , we’ve collated a collection of essential readings exploring the history, experiences and contributions of black people in the UK and beyond.

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07/10/2022

Watch our new on-demand webinar, ‘Research Methods for Academics’. Mark Vagle, Corey Johnson and Joshua Rosenberg discuss all things research methods! Including their top tips for designing research methodologies, how to improve your research and data analysis skills and doing research in a tight timeframe.

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06/10/2022

How are academic librarians collaborating with faculty on affordable textbook alternatives? We teamed up with Choice to answer that question and more in a free, on-demand webinar. Watch the webinar today!
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We present a group of case studies that address how academic librarians are collaborating with faculty on affordable textbook alternatives.

06/10/2022

How is your knowledge of Black history?

In honour of in the UK, we’ve collated a collection of chapters exploring Black history around the world; spotlighting rarely heard slave narratives, among other essential readings.

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29/09/2022

Do you want to improve your research and data analysis skills? If so, listen to our new on-demand webinar featuring three leading authors in the field of research methods, Mark Vagle, Corey Johnson and Joshua Rosenberg.

Listen to their top tips for how ensuring research can be done in a tight timeframe as well as the best way to go about designing research methodologies for your own research as an academic.

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27/09/2022

As the new term arrives, for those studying History now is the vital time to get to grips with the essential theory, method and historiography at the cornerstone of the discipline.

This curated collection of chapters covers the core themes at the heart of Historical theory and practice – essential reading for established and aspiring Historians alike. Download your free copy today! https://bddy.me/3CeaLbk

22/09/2022

Our History of Feminism platform turned 6! Explore this exciting resource to discover a wealth of primary, secondary, journal and exclusive essay content. Request a free trial today: https://bddy.me/3BXQeYv

21/09/2022

We have curated a collection of chapters covering the core themes at the cornerstone of Historical theory and practice. As the new term approaches, it makes essential reading for established and aspiring Historians alike.

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13/09/2022

Explore our Resources for Inclusive Teaching Hub! Discover our recommended reading list featuring top titles that highlight the importance of diversity in the classroom, accessibility and advocacy for students with disabilities, issues facing women and LGBTQ students, technological inequalities in education, and more.

With free content addressing key topics, our aim is to highlight the valuable contributions made in the field and support faculty in their pursuit of equity and inclusivity in education. https://bddy.me/3RX47uZ

06/09/2022

Looking for tips on how to improve your classroom or better support your students? Want to know more about how to get your research published? Interested in expert advice on everything from online teaching to how to get tenure?

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30/08/2022

Do you often feel stressed and burned out as a faculty member? Our most recent webinar, Managing Stress and Burnout in Faculty, shares tips and tricks about how you can help yourself and others. Watch the on-demand webinar here: https://bddy.me/3AUlTJR

22/08/2022

Many of our textbooks include online resources and companion websites to assist you in your teaching and your students in their learning. These free resources can save you time and help with planning your lessons! Find out more about our online resources here: https://bddy.me/3R1SKBD

18/08/2022

Writing your first essay at university can be a daunting challenge. You know it needs to be more academic, more rigorous than those you've written in school; but where do you start?

Download our free Snapshot which will take you through the whole process of writing an essay, offering helpful hints and tips from some Taylor & Francis authors. https://bddy.me/3QwVQxz

16/08/2022

Do you need a last minute book for your course? Request your complimentary e-Inspection copies! Discover the benefits of e-Inspection copies and how to gain instant access to a variety of titles here: https://bddy.me/3STFlNJ

15/08/2022

This FreeBook guides postgraduate students through key topics in research methods, helping to expand your knowledge and considering new challenges you may face as you develop your research projects. Download yours! https://bddy.me/3A082jo

27/07/2022

Dive into The International Institute for Strategic Studies's latest issue in Survival: Global and Politics Strategy.

‘Russia and the World’ offers 12 articles full of fresh and thought-provoking reads on strategic issues.

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20/07/2022

Survival: Global Politics and Strategy from The International Institute for Strategic Studies is giving you Free Access to new articles in their latest issue, ‘Russia and the World.’
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18/07/2022

This study investigates the impacts of tourism development at the Al-Hijr Archaeological Site in Saudi Arabia.

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14/07/2022

Historically, unmarried mothers have suffered greatly in Irish society.

This article is the first comprehensive study into "Cherish" - the first organization in Ireland to push for rights for unmarried mothers.

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13/07/2022

Dive into The International Institute for Strategic Studies publication, Survival: Global and Politics Strategy's latest issue, ‘Russia and the World.’

‘Russia and the World’ offers 12 articles full of fresh and thought-provoking reads on strategic issues.

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13/07/2022

Are we heading towards a New Cold War? Download your copy of our Cold War chapter sampler to explore this and more topical themes from our hand-picked key titles.

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11/07/2022

Neighbours was a highly popular soap in the UK during the 1980s & early 1990s.

This article suggests that the reasons why people liked the show also tell us a lot about the political climate at the time: https://bddy.me/3c5sHdu

08/07/2022

Survival: Global Politics and Strategy from The International Institute for Strategic Studies launched its latest series ‘Russia and the World’ which offers 12 articles of engaging strategic issues.

Explore and gain access to articles here: https://bit.ly/3ImiB3W

06/07/2022

Interested in Medieval History? In honour of International Medieval Congress - University of Leeds, we’ve created a free Chapter Sampler featuring excerpts from our key textbooks surrounding this year’s conference theme – Borders: Interaction, Transformation and Social Exchange in the Medieval World.

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05/07/2022

Interested to learn more about the history of the Cold War? Download your copy of our Cold War chapter sampler to discover hand-picked snippets on key themes from our leading titles in the field.

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04/07/2022

International Medieval Congress - University of Leeds starts today! Download our Chapter Sampler, featuring excerpts from some of our key textbooks relating to this years theme of ‘Borders’ within Medieval History, here: https://bddy.me/3RaeRGQ

30/06/2022

Who was truly responsible for the Cold War? What were the collective psychologies underpinning its development? Are we heading towards a New Cold War?

Download your copy of our Cold War chapter sampler to explore hand-picked snippets from our leading titles in the field: https://bddy.me/3a4fAsx

21/06/2022

Interested in public history? Thomas Cauvin, author of Public History: A Textbook in Practice, explores how we can go about making history (more) public in his latest blog piece. Read it here: https://bddy.me/3OyQ2CB