conferences

"The papers published in this volume were presented in June of 2017 at the Free Speech Discussion Forum . . . in Budapest, Hungary. The purpose of the forum was to bring together prominent free speech scholars from around the world to discuss matters of common interest . . . [The papers focus] on two topics: 'The foundations and limits of free expression' and 'The media in the twenty-first century'"--Back cover.

A facilitator's guide for leading discussion of Alan M. Blankstein's "Failure Is Not an Option," which provides six basic principles for implementing effective school reform, with chapter-by-chapter activities and discussion questions.

Malcolm, Dandy, and Grandma Eunice go to SciCon to meet the Ghost Stalkers--but when a ghost crashes the convention the Stalkers' equipment is useless, and it is up to the boys to show their heroes how it is really done.

Contains sixteen essays in which various scholars examine deaf history over the course of four centuries, looking at issues such as the campaign against sign language, cochlear implants, and deaf education.

A collection of essays about the North American Free Trade Agreement taken from a conference on the labor, industry, and government perspectives of the agreement.

Presents eleven essays on aspects of the Third Reich--including its economic and industrial policies, its enforcement of racial policy, the positions of Adolf Hitler and Hermann G?ring, and other topics--and the ways the Reich is analyzed and described by historians.

Presents thirteen essays by historians and sociologists on the leadership cults, war machines, and successor societies of Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia.