Making the patient-consumer

Making the patient-consumerExplores the development of patient consumerism from the 1960s to 2010 in relation to seven key areas: patient autonomy, representation, complaint, rights, information, voice and choice.

individual and the natural environment

it finds that British imperialists amplified ethnonationalism to protect their interests after decolonisation

are not well-known today because many of their plays were lost – or presumed to be lost – during the war years

challenging many of the assumptions we make about the hardy P

youth work activism and the history of the LGBT Centre in Manchester

Taking a comprehensive critical and theoretical approach to the role of Shakespeare in educational policy and pedagogy from 1989 to the present

The development of Artificial Intelligence has brought with it many new questions

It argues that Brown was the most innovative artist in Victorian Britain and that he used this public commission to contest the liberal model of British history favoured by the Manchester Corporation

Tea on the terrace examines what Egyptologists did between home and the field site and how their activities in hotels and on dahabeahs impacted the development of the discipline at the turn of the twentieth century

it is fun to read with beautiful illustrations

This book examines the complex relationships that exist between anarchist theory and film

The author examines how Dresser and his contemporaries discovered and documented birds across the globe