Inequality, Democracy, and the Environment Gordon H. Rodda and using computer-assisted qualitative data

and using computer-assisted qualitative data analysis

Written in a reader-friendly style for busy faculty members and school administrators with little or no prior knowledge of statistics

it is also a helpful resource for nurses who practise in a great variety of related settings

Included are chapters on: - Froebel - Psychoanalytical theories - Maria Montessori - Steiner Waldorf education - High/Scope - Post-modern and post-structuralist perspectives - Forest Schools - Vivian Gussin Paley - Te Whatilderiki Written in an accessible style and relevant to all levels of early years courses

Central to this story are the struggles and successes of women scientists in the era of affirmative action

Inequality, Democracy, and the Environment Gordon H. Rodda and using computer-assisted qualitative dataWinner, American Sociological Association Section on Environment and Technology Allan Schnaiberg Outstanding Publication Award The world currently faces several severe social and environmental crises, including economic under development, widespread poverty and hunger, lack of safe drinking water for one sixth of the world's population, deforestation, rapidly increasing levels of pollution and waste, dramatic declines in soil fertility and