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Digital Sovereignty: The Power to Decide

£17.99

ByMike Bracken, Andrew Greenway, James Stewart, Lauren Kahn, Raine Lester

Digital Sovereignty is for leaders across government, the private sector and international development who need to operate successfully in the constrained space they find themselves in today, while building their capacity to act differently tomorrow. The book is structured around the questions senior leaders actually face and the forces that shape those questions. The book is available to UK buyers for pre-order via a link in the description below.

Petty Tyranny and Oppression: Lives Under the Long Nineteenth-Century Poor Laws

£30.00

ByPaul Carter, Steven King

This book focuses on one of the most contentious areas of English and Welsh poor law history: the exercise of petty tyranny by officials on the workhouse poor. The book examines the period from the late-eighteenth-century crisis of the Old Poor Law, through the adoption of the New Poor Law reform in 1834, the loosening of the ‘principles of 1834’ in the 1890s, and on past the early-twentieth-century Liberal reforms, to the eve of World War I. This long chronological sweep thus examines the Old and New Poor Laws together as experienced by generations of pauper inmates. See the main description below for details on how the book can be pre-ordered.

Building Defects Law

£125.00

ByDarryl Royce

An invaluable guide to all those involved with building defects claims, particularly in relation to practical considerations such as expert evidence and the respective merits of the various available dispute-resolution procedures. Pre-orders can be made via the link in the description below.

Making AI Work for Britain: From Strategies to Practice

£18.99

ByAlan Brown

Alan W. Brown — the co-author of Digitizing Government, the book that helped shape the UK’s approach to digital government — presents both a new analysis of why the UK’s AI ambitions will fail in the absence of institutional reform and a five-year programme to break the cycle. Only 9% of the government’s major technology programmes are currently on track. This book explains why and what to do about it. The book will be published on 28 April 2026 and can be pre-ordered now via the link in the description below.

Julian of Norwich and the Kingdom of God

£40.00

ByAbigail Penfold

Julian of Norwich – one of the Middle English Mystics – is appreciated by many who perceive that her writings contain helpful teaching on spirituality. However, this fourteenth-century woman was not only a contemplative, but also an anchoress, bound to the institutional Church of the medieval era and its teaching. This book extends what is already known of Julian’s biblical knowledge, including biblical interpretation, and explores her texts through a biblically inspired theme – the kingdom of God.

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Towards a Theology of Liturgical Reconciliation: Views from the Pews

£17.99

ByDominic White OP

A rich conversation of liturgical reconciliation: the testimonies, the theologians’ responses and summaries of the ensuing discussions with our lay participants, which provide often-surprising resources for liturgical reconciliation, especially in the area of liturgical anthropology. The story is brought up to date with a review of more recent church documents and a reflection on the challenges and opportunities for liturgical reconciliation afforded by new currents in the Church and in society.

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Implementing Value-Based Healthcare: An Insider’s Guide to Improving Patient Outcomes and Creating Sustainable Systems

£16.99

BySally Lewis

In a world in which healthcare systems are under immense strain, Implementing Value-Based Healthcare offers a pragmatic, deeply human and globally relevant solution. Written by Professor Sally Lewis, a frontline physician and transformative leader in the Welsh National Health Service, this book is a call to action for all healthcare policymakers, clinicians and managers. The book can be ordered via the orange button below.

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The World at Economic War: How to Rebuild Security in a Weaponized Global Economy

£14.99

ByRebecca Harding

The World at Economic War is a timely and thought-provoking reminder of the role that economics plays in modern warfare. It argues that economics itself is at war – the institutions of the post-war economic order are riven with challenges to their legitimacy, rendering the old certainties of market-based economics at best contested and at worst irrelevant.

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St Mary’s in Time and Place: 175 Years of St Mary’s University

£12.99

ByMary-Ann McClaran, Angela Platt

A volume celebrating the 175th anniversary of the founding of St Mary’s University, London.

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Windows of the Soul: Meditations on the Life of Mary in Stained Glass

£12.99

ByRichard Moth

This special book celebrates the famous collection of stained glass by Gabriel Loire, glass-master of Chartres cathedral, installed in the chapel of St Mary’s University, London, in word, image and prayer.

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How to Reduce your Carbon Emissions … and save money on your bills

£14.95

ByTony Duckenfield

The aim of this book is to help readers prioritize their emissions-related actions so they can focus their efforts on things that work for them (recognizing that we are in a cost-of-living crisis as well as a climate crisis) and that can make a real difference. The book includes more than 100 carbon-saving actions and money-saving tips as well as ideas for living a healthier lifestyle.

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The Business of History: Tales and Lessons from Two Centuries of British Commerce

£24.99

ByTom Levitt

Why are today’s businesses as they are? Building on WH Beable’s Romance of Great Businesses, a description of 32 significant companies published a century ago, this book explores how some British commercial icons started, evolved and then coped with an ever-more-complex economic environment. Who were those Victorian entrepreneurs? How did their beliefs influence their work? What is their legacy? What has been lost and what gained?

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A Modern Economic History of Japan: Sho Ga Nai – It Is What It Is

£29.95

ByRussell Jones

The modern economic history of Japan is an extraordinary tale. The country rose over the course of just a hundred and twenty odd years from outright backwardness to the elite tier of the most advanced economies. This was a unique achievement, and one realised despite the nation succumbing to a damaging interlude of ugly totalitarianism and subsequently suffering the most demoralising of military defeats. This book – written in an accessible style by the author of the highly successful The Tyranny of Nostalgia – tells that story.

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Circle Back! The Little Book of Business Buzzwords

£9.99

ByGeorge Baggaley

Circle Back! is a tongue-in-cheek A–Z guide to the weird and often perplexing world of corporate jargon. Covering every term from ‘across the detail’ to ‘wheelhouse’, it will help you navigate the linguistic minefield of any office or online meeting and provide you with a comprehensive dictionary of today’s most used business buzzwords while also poking fun at our bizarre and collective compliance in using a completely different vocabulary while at work.

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Inflation Is About More Than Money: Economics, Politics and the Social Fabric

£17.99

In Inflation Is About More Than Money, Brian Griffiths charts recent history and policy developments with regard to inflation. He sees inflation as a moral problem: a form of taxation and deceit that those in positions of authority should always seek to address.

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The Law of Net Zero and Nature Positive

£140.00

ByNigel Pleming KC (ed.), Camilla ter Haar (ed.), Karim Ghaly KC (ed.), Richard Wilmot-Smith KC (ed.), Stephanie David (ed.), Stephen Tromans KC (ed.)

This book is the first that provides a comprehensive overview of the law of net zero and nature positive. While the book focuses on England and Wales, it also sets out the wider domestic and international context and relevant law, including the principal domestic and European legislation, in particular the Climate Change Act 2008 and the Environment Act 2021, and how legal obligations in respect of net zero and nature positive translate across different sectors of the economy.

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