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In Revise SQE Property Law and Practice candidates for SQE1 will find an accessible, clear and concise overview of Property Law and Practice.  Readers will be able to develop their knowledge and understanding of the subject, which is assessed as part of SQE 1: ‘Property Law and Practice.’The text is split into two the first is an overview of core knowledge areas of freehold real estate law and practice and the second explores core knowledge areas of leasehold real estate law and practice, and the final section covers property taxation.The guide gives students the opportunity to test their functioning legal knowledge and apply relevant legal principles appropriately to SQE-style problem scenarios.Revise SQE. We're here to help you pass the SQE. Simple as that!

This book will develop a thorough knowledge and understanding of business law and practice as it is assessed as part of SQE 1.

Despite a plethora of research on moral disengagement and antisocial behavior, there is a dearth of literature that explores personality in the context of these undesirable attitudes and behaviors. We provide the first examination of personality, specifically narcissism, as a predictor of moral disengagement and antisocial behavior in sport. Given that narcissism is negatively related to empathy and positively related to feelings of entitlement, it is more likely for narcissists to disengage morally and to behave antisocially. We thus hypothesized that narcissism would predict antisocial behavior via moral disengagement. Across 12 team contact sports (n = 272), bootstrapped mediation analyses confirmed this indirect effect, which remained significant when controlling for motivational climate, social desirability, sex and sport type. Coaches and practitioners would do well to consider the darker side of personality in targeting moral disengagement and its behavioral consequences in team sports.

Welsh English Dialect is the latest title in the highly successful Dialect series from Bradwell Books and features a selection of words and anecdotes from around Wales. Fuelled by the pronunciation, grammar and words of a former Celtic language (Welsh, or Cymraeg), Wales’ English dialect - “Welsh English” - resonates loudly in the ‘Land of Song’. The book covers a range of these Welsh English expressions: from words of the southern Valleys to those in North Wales; from jocular sayings of the eastern Borders to those along the western Gower coastline. Provided throughout are insights into some of these words’ origins and anecdotal stories associated with them. Also, within its pages are collections of occupational words from histori-cal workplaces such as the Welsh mines and farms, as well as unique Welsh terminology related to children’s games, food customs and cultural traditions.

The story of the Jedburghs - WWII-era reconnaissance and intelligence teams, consisting of OSS, British Special Operations, and Free French operatives - that worked behind enemy lines to strengthen the Allies' position in Northern France before, during, and after the Normandy Invasion. číst celé

An exploration of the radical ideas and violent struggles that shaped colonial Australia and Canada.