Forensic cultures in modern Europe

Forensic cultures in modern EuropeThis book makes an important contribution to our knowledge of modern European forensic practices. It shows how the performance of forensic scientists has been shaped by political regimes, law and ideology, leading to different forensic cultures.

This book explores the idea of music making (musicing) – the ‘performance’ of human relationships through music – as a resource for imagining possible futures

this is the first book of its kind to deal specifically with Sydney and film

The chapter acknowledges the value of conversations the authors have had over the decades with farmers

as well as molybdenum uptake by plants

soil mapping

this third in a series of three books (following Volume 1

The present chapter discusses different ways of defining

The reception of the idea of Utopia in early modern Europe has been studied extensively before: what has been lacking is a composite picture of how Utopia moved by means of translation from culture to culture and of the ways in which particular versions offered themselves to their readers

originally excavated by Paul Lapp

cabinet and parliament between 1760 and 1832

money will be smart

Matthew Whoolery