Rob White shares his life experiences as an author, drawing from the rich and varied epochs of his life, from humble beginnings in a mill town to a successful career in education, and ultimately to financial accomplishment in real estate and the restaurant business. Motivated by a desire to give back, his writing aims to impart the wisdom gained over seven decades of living, offering readers insights into transforming dreams into reality.
Rob White, an accomplished editor and author, explores the intersections of psychoanalysis and cinema in his works. His notable titles include an analysis of Freud's concepts related to memory and mourning, as well as a detailed study of the classic film "The Third Man." White's insights delve into the psychological dimensions of film, offering readers a rich understanding of how these themes resonate within cinematic narratives.
Attempts to create a greener capitalism have failed and the world stands on the edge of a climate and ecological catastrophe. This book maps out a fresh direction - based on a democratic social, economic and sustainable ecological transformation in the interests of the global majority - and demonstrates precisely how this can be achieved.
Exploring the complex legacy of Ulysses S. Grant, this volume compiles diverse British press commentary, showcasing a spectrum of opinions from serious editorial pieces to humorous satirical verses. It offers a unique perspective on the 18th President, reflecting the varied views held by the British during his presidency. This collection serves as a valuable resource for historians and general readers alike, illuminating the enigmatic nature of Grant through the lens of contemporary British sentiment.
Exploring the dynamics of crime in outer space, this groundbreaking work examines various forms of transgression, from elite power struggles to everyday conflicts among individuals in space environments. It delves into the implications of human expansion beyond Earth and considers how traditional concepts of crime and justice apply in extraterrestrial contexts. This book is a vital resource for those interested in the intersection of space exploration, law, and criminal justice.
Discover Your Genius. Defeat Your Intruder. Design Your Destiny.
The narrative centers on the concept of innate talent and creativity, portraying the reader as a Maestro capable of transforming dreams into reality. It explores the journey of self-discovery and empowerment, encouraging individuals to harness their unique abilities and passions. Through guidance and inspiration, the book aims to help readers recognize their potential and master their craft, ultimately leading to personal and professional fulfillment.
Exploring theories and research approaches, this collection of essays by Rob White delves into the complexities of environmental harm and eco-justice. It highlights key concepts that have shaped our understanding of these critical issues, providing insightful analysis and fostering a deeper awareness of the interconnectedness between society and the environment.
Focusing on the interdisciplinary field of critical forensic studies, this book reviews current research through a critical social science lens. It not only highlights existing scholarship on forensic science but also outlines a blueprint for future research, encouraging a deeper exploration of the social implications and contexts of forensic practices.
The book explores the profound impact of past experiences on personal identity and future choices. It delves into how individuals construct their sense of self through the challenges faced during stressful times, suggesting that these formative moments shape both current behavior and future decisions. Through introspection and understanding of these pivotal experiences, readers are encouraged to reflect on their journeys and the ways in which they can influence their paths forward.
An evidence-informed guide to major teaching topics found on Professional Studies modules on Initial Teacher Education courses. Written for primary and secondary trainee teachers on any training route into the profession.
Leading green criminologist Rob White asks what can be learned from the problem-solving focus of crime prevention to help face the challenges of climate change. Part of the New Horizons in Criminology series.