Aging by the Book

Aging by the BookUncovers the origins of midlife anxiety in Victorian print culture. Aging by the Book offers an innovative look at the ways in which middle age, which for centuries had been considered the prime of life, was transformed during the Victorian era into a period of decline. Single women were nearing middle age at thirty, and mothers in their forties were expected to become sexless; meanwhile, fortyish men anguished over whether their "time for love had

The proportion of small- and medium-scale growers in the Colombian oil palm sector has increased in recent years both in terms of land area planted and in terms of number of growers

it foregrounds how the treatment and experiences of disabled communities in past societies is shaped by the existing socio-economic

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technological investment

This chapter summarises the key findings from the chapters written by subject specialists from around the world for Achieving sustainable management of tropical forests

Green Super Rice (GSR)

the rise of the far right and the ongoing ecological crisis

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but there is a need for considerable research and farmer education if the sector is to develop in accordance with scientifically led organic knowledge and to fulfil its potential

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This volume provides a detailed exploration of the rivalry between Saudi Arabia and Iran across the Middle East