Sarah Neal Boeken

Exploring the interplay between the English countryside and narratives of Englishness, this book delves into how rural identities shape cultural perceptions. It combines rich empirical evidence with theoretical frameworks, making it relevant for both policymakers and academics across sociology, geography, qualitative research methods, and race and ethnicity studies. The work offers a nuanced understanding of rurality's role in constructing national identity.

Living on the margins offers a unique insight into the working lives of undocumented (or `irregular') migrants living in London, and their employers. It offers an international context to the research and provides theoretical, policy and empirical analyses.

Tucked between the pages of the Old Testament, in the book of Nehemiah, is a story of great value. Through Nehemiah's life, you catch a glimpse of your own story--understanding God has set a divine appointment for you. God not only commissions you to boldly do good and love others, he also equips you for the task. Empowered! Fight for What Matters. Build What Lasts. presents a four-week journey through the book of Jeremiah. This journal is meant to be used alongside your Bible, during quiet moments of daily prayer and meditation. Through a short devotional message, you're encouraged and inspired to live life empowered, beyond your everyday chaos. It helps you: * pursue your passion and purpose, beyond the chaos; * live authentically side by side; * fight your way forward to victory, despite opposition; and * leave a legacy for God's glory. Empowered! Fight for What Matters. Build What Lasts. awakens the inner warrior within you, providing tools for seeking godly wisdom, power, and provision for living life fully empowered.