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Animal Rights? / Wignall, Paul 2000  Book
Wignall, Paul Book
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Publication Oxford, Heinemann Library, 2000.
Description 48pGreen Spine
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Summary/Abstract Explores all the key issues concerning animals: it looks at the historical roots of the animals rights movement, discusses the rights and wrongs of animal experimentation and examines whether we should be allowed to kill animals for sport or train them to perform. Also explores farming methods and the practice of genetic modification for breeding.
Contents The diversity of life Human rights - and responsibilities Animal consciousness The animal rights movement - its roots The animal liberation movement Animal experiments - what's been happening? Animal experiments - should they be happening? Farming and breeding Intensive farming Vegetarianism The politics of food The environment and wild animals Zoos The circus Hunting Working animals Animal welfare organizations Living with animals What can I do? Where can I find out more?
Standard Number 0431035431 Hb.
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Citizenship and you / Dunbar, Katrina 2000  Book
Dunbar, Katrina Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2000.
Description 48pOrange Spine
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Summary/Abstract Explains that rules and regulations exist to help make society work and asks whether our legal system is a fair one. Examines the social and moral responsibility, involvement in the community and allows the reader to make sense of the law and our government. Gives an outline of what makes a good society and explores how groups and individuals have a duty to contribute.
Contents What is society? What is a good citizen? Rules - are they there to be broken? Groups - who's to blame for group actions? Duty calls - grassing versus loyalty Police - keeping society peaceful The law - is it a fair system? Children's rights Do we really have equal rights? Protecting human rights So who makes the laws? Who chooses the government The people in Parliament Governing your neighbourhood God save the Queen? Why should we care about democracy? Free speech and censorship What can you do to improve where you live? What can you do to help others? Have your say
Standard Number 0431035458 Hb.
Key Words Citizenship 
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Making a difference / Spilsbury, Richard 2002  Book
Spilsbury, Richard Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2002.
Description 48pBlue Spine
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Summary/Abstract Making a difference can happen at any levels and in many different situations from helping an elderly neighbour to campaigning for freedom of speech. This book helps us explore local and global situations such as poverty, homelessness, prejudice and inequality, health, community care, animal protection and environmental awareness. Also includes charities, non-government organizations NGOs and protest and pressure groups that are involved in making a difference.
Contents Why should we make a difference? Is the world a less caring place? How do people make a difference? Helping others or helping ourselves? Protests and pressure groups Freedom of speech Prejudice and inequality Poverty Health Homelessness Children and young people Eldrely people Local issues and community care Local environment Animals at risk World environment Emergencies and disasters Voluntary work abroad Volunteer views What can you do to make a difference?
Standard Number 0431035555 Hb.
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Multicultural Britain / Wignall, Paul 2002  Book
Wignall, Paul Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2002.
Description 48pLight Green Spine
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Summary/Abstract Explains why Britain has become a multicultural nation and looks at some of the cultures that make up Britain today. Examines the what it means to be British and explores the collapse of the British Empire, immigration before the 20th century, how the Commonwealth of Nations has adapted to benefit the countries involved, country and regional differences, devolution, the effect of the European Union, the impact of the United States and of globalization.
Contents Who are we? The British Empire Rule Britannia! The collapse of the British Empire The Commonwealth of Nations Culture, age and class The Jewish community in Britain Multicultural Britain before the 20th century Invited immigration in the 20th century India and Pakistan Multicultural communities The impact of the United States The European Union Globalization Devolution Ireland (At least) four countries The future of nationalism Celebrating difference
Standard Number 0431035601 Hb.
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Violence / Lawless, Bridget 2000  Book
Lawless, Bridget Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2000.
Description 48pPink Spine
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Summary/Abstract Explores the pressures and causes that may lead people to become violent, and the impact on victim, perpetrator and the wider community.
Contents Violence - what is it? What causes it? Is the world a more violent place today? War Hope against war and violence Terrorism Violent protest Violence towards animals The media Sport Boys - more violent than girls Bullying Forced to be a bully Domestic violence Abuse Breaking the silence A little smack? Violence against oneself The law What can I do?
Standard Number 0431035334 Hb.
Key Words War  Terrorism  Bullying  Violence  Interpersonal conflict 
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War and Conflict / Connolly, Sean 2001  Book
Connolly, Sean Book
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Publication Great Britain, Heinemann Library, 2001.
Description 48pVoilet Spine
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Summary/Abstract Explores the causes of war : the disagreements between countries or within a single country, or the dictatorship of one powerful leader. The consequences of war, such as refugees, religious and ethnic divides, terrorism and the overchanging threat of nuclear weapons are all considered. Also discusses peace keeping attempts in past and present.
Contents Causes of war The history of war (1) The history of war (2) Tactics and strategy Armed forces Weapons of war Conquest and empires Ethnic conflicts Religious divides Civil wars Rebellion and revolution Guerilla warfare Terrorism All in the mind? Genocide The cost of war The nuclear element Ending conflicts Keeping the peace Wars of the future?
Standard Number 043103558X Hb.
Key Words War  International relations 
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