bristol university press

What Are Markets For? - (What Is It For?) by Philip Roscoe (Paperback)

Feminist Foreign Policy - (Feminist Reimagining of International Studies) by Columba Achilleos-Sarll & Toni Haastrup & Jennifer Thomson (Hardcover)

A Critical Introduction to International Refugee Law - by Cathryn Costello (Paperback)

Mothers, Prison and Parental Rights - (Hardcover)

Race and Labour Among Russian Migrants - (Decolonization and Social Worlds) by Daria Krivonos (Hardcover)

Detention and Deportation in Europe - (Hardcover)

Beyond the Biopolitics of Development - (Hardcover)

Suicide in Popular Media and Culture - (Hardcover)

The Global Governance of Harmful Practices - (Transnational Administration and Global Policy) by Laura Rahm (Paperback)

The Philippines Road Home - (Hardcover)

Education, Conflict, War and Peace - (Bristol Studies in Comparative and International Education) by Mario Novelli (Paperback)

Criminalised and Disabled - (Hardcover)

Organizing Vulnerability - by Melissa Tyler (Paperback)

The Road to Equal Partnership - by Sharon Thompson (Hardcover)

What Is Immigration Policy For? - (What Is It For?) by Madeleine Sumption (Paperback)

Policing Race in the Night-Time Economy - by Nikhaela Wicks (Hardcover)

Politics of Exhaustion - by Leonie Ansems de Vries (Paperback)

The Dilemma of Nationalism in Central and Eastern Europe - (Hardcover)

Benevolence in International Relations - (Paperback)

Reimagining Diversity in Organisations - (Paperback)

Chinese Investments and the Economic Security Turn in Europe - (Paperback)

Education for Sustainable Development in an Unequal World - (Paperback)

Schooling, Conflict and Peace in the Southwestern Pacific - (Paperback)

Drag as Marketplace - (Paperback)