Reference

We are delighted to announce May’s Reference Book of the Month, The Europa International Foundation Directory 2012, your essential guide to the foundations, trusts, charitable and grant-making NGOs, and other similar not-for-profit organizations of the world. Interested? Read on...

Taylor & Francis Group participated in The Biennial 20th World Book Fair held at the heart of India – New Delhi, from 25 February – 4 March 2012.

The online Routledge Handbooks and Companions Catalog for 2012 has arrived, and is available to view here! Containing freshly-commissioned new writings on key subjects by top international scholars, Routledge Handbooks and Companions provide cutting-edge overviews of classic research, current research and future trends in the Social Sciences and Humanities field. Divided by subject- including Criminology, Asian Studies and Linguistics – the catalog includes details of both upcoming and recently published titles for 2012 and a full backlist. For the web savvy, we’ve also included links to our online resources and subject-specific facebook and twitter feeds.

It's that time of year. The lovely people at CHOICE have been handing out their plaudits for those print and online reference resources that they consider to be of high value to librarians, relevant faculty members and ultimately the students! And our Encyclopedia of Philosophy Online is up there with the best of them. Read all about it here.

Last week marked the publication of our topical, and incredibly timely title: Routledge Library Editions: Banking and Finance. To celebrate, and to mark the title's launch, we are posting the results of our first author/reader Q&A.

Thank you to everyone who emailed questions. Two of the title's authors, Timothy Morris (Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford), and Nicholas Snowden (Senior Lecturer in Economics at Lancaster University) answer your questions below.
 

Our Banking and Finance authors answer your questions

This May we publish our topical, and incredibly timely title: Routledge Library Editions: Banking and Finance. To celebrate, we’re conducting our first online author/reader Q&A – your chance to broil three of the title’s authors: Timothy Morris, Professor of Management Studies at the University of Oxford; Robert Dixon, Dean and Professor of Management Accounting at the University of Durham, and Nicholas Snowden, Senior Lecturer in Economics at Lancaster University, on issues relating to the world of banking and finance.
 

This June, Routledge reissues Common Knowledge: The Development of Understanding in the Classroom under its Routledge Revivals program.

First published in 1987, Common Knowledge was a radical departure from the traditionally individualistic psychologies which underpinned modern approaches to educational theory and practice. In this article, the title's authors, Derek Edwards and Neil Mercer, discuss their writing of the title and the research they have been involved in since its initial publication.
 

Owing to the success of our Routledge Revivals subject specific bundle promotion we’ve decided to extend the 15% discount offer until the end of September.