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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

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

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

Cadogan's walks and tours explore the sights of this great city in the process of tumultuous change. The author has tirelessly sought out restaurants and places to stay, from the luxurious to the very cheap. Chapters on subjects as diverse as Berlin's history and nightlife and the view of the world from the East will quickly make you feel ready to declare Ich bin ein Berliner.