Andrew Goss Libri

Focusing on the Indonesian archipelago's unique ecological position, the book investigates the overlooked contributions of local scientists in natural history. Andrew Goss explores how the dominance of a powerful state influences scientific practice and recognition, shedding light on the professional experiences of Indonesian naturalists and biologists. Through this examination, the narrative reveals the complexities of scientific exploration in a context where local voices are often marginalized.

A devastating earthquake strikes without warning, sweeping away the fragile infrastructure of Pakistan's Himalayan sub-ranges within a few seconds, claiming the lives of thousands of people and leaving millions without shelter just as the bitter winter is moving in...

When traumatised aid worker John Cousins arrives in north-east Africa he hopes to find a sense of personal peace among a gentle people rebuilding their lives following a bitter and prolonged war.