Andrew Gumbel Boeken

The extraordinary story of how Georgia State University tore up the rulebook for educating lower-income students.

Visit reunited Berlin with this outstanding Cadogan guide. See everything from the notorious cabaret nightlife on the Kudam to the nearby Potsdam mansion--now a smart hotel--where Stalin, Truman and Churchill carved up Germany in 1945. Ten walks take the reader through the city and lakeside parks. 10 maps; 20 line drawings.

A fascinating dissection of the political and social events which rapidly bought one of the world's strictest Stalinist regime to rough capitalism and financial collapse.

This revised edition delves into the critical issues surrounding voting rights and electoral integrity in the United States. It examines the systemic vulnerabilities in the electoral process, highlighting the impact of disenfranchisement and manipulation. The author offers insights into grassroots movements advocating for fair elections and emphasizes the importance of safeguarding democracy. This updated version includes new research and perspectives, making it a vital resource for understanding contemporary challenges in voting and civic engagement.

Love and death -- Kafka on the Tiber -- The protected section -- Justice -- Epilogue.

Focusing on innovative educational strategies, this book chronicles Georgia State University's groundbreaking efforts to support lower-income and first-generation students. Set against the backdrop of Atlanta, a historic center for the civil rights movement, it highlights the university's transformative approach to higher education, earning praise for its impactful narrative and insights into social equity in academia.

From one of Europe's most respected voices for democracy, comes a collection of stories from imprisonment during Albania's communist dictatorship