Stephen Young Ordine dei libri (cronologico)

Focusing on restorative practices, Stephen Young shares his experiences as a teacher and principal in fostering positive school environments. He emphasizes building strong relationships among staff, students, parents, and the community while addressing disciplinary challenges. His leadership style promotes fairness, support, and inclusivity. Through humorous and sometimes controversial anecdotes from his career, Young engages educators seeking to adopt a more authoritative approach to collaboration and discipline.

Following the bestselling exploration of mysterious disappearances, this book delves into the chilling phenomenon of people vanishing in the woods, never to be seen again. These accounts reveal a strange, intelligent predator capable of overpowering its victims in an instant. The narrative uncovers true stories of unexplained vanishings in national parks and forests, presenting a puzzle that remains unsolved. If you’re intrigued by creepy tales that send shivers down your spine, this collection of horrifying encounters will captivate you. Picture yourself in the dark woods, where the feeling of solitude quickly turns to dread as you sense something lurking nearby. The stories range from terrifying camping experiences to spine-chilling ghost encounters, featuring cryptids, Bigfoot, and other enigmatic beings. The author, Stephen (Steph) Young, has appeared on popular radio shows and is passionate about uncovering the mysteries of the paranormal and supernatural. Each tale leads to deeper questions about the unknown, from missing hikers and inexplicable phenomena to government conspiracies and haunting experiences. These chilling narratives will make you think twice before venturing into the woods alone. Prepare for a journey into the eerie and unsettling, where something is always watching... and it might just be coming for you.

"The Politics of Sustainable Development" analyzes how the theory of sustainable development has been related to the practice and how it has been applied within Europe at all levels of government from the EU down to the sub-national local level. The essays included here begin with an analysis of the ambiguities inherent in sustainable development and the contestable nature of the concept. The contributors explore how far it is possible to reconcile economic growth with environmental needs, asking whether sustainable development can promote equity and development. The book breaks fresh ground in assessing the impact of deep ecological thought on sustainable development as part of a new typology of the concept. The second section examines how sustainable development has been interpreted at EU and sub-national levels within the member states, with examples drawn from the Mediterranean and Northern European countries. Contrasting interpretations of sustainable development are examined, considering political and administrative conflicts, the influence of cultural factors, and tensions between different levels of government. The ambiguity of sustainable development has led to extensive confusion and created the need for a clearer consensus among policy-makers as to how the concept should be interpreted.

Presents the winning and commended images from the 1997 Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, organized by BBC Wildlife Magazine and The Natural History Museum, London

Book by Hood, Neil, Young, Stephen