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Focusing on Islamist movements in Central Asia, Kathleen Collins analyzes their development from the Soviet era to the present in Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan. Through comprehensive ethnographic and historical research, she examines the factors influencing these movements and their varying success. Collins argues that state repression of Islam has paradoxically fueled Islamist mobilization, highlighting the complex interplay between state actions and the rise of religious movements over the past century.

Designed specifically for Grade 9 students in Jamaica, this biology course emphasizes hands-on activities within relevant contexts to enhance learning. It focuses on developing essential skills for success in the subject. Complementing the student book, the workbook offers additional practice opportunities for mastering key concepts and skills in biology, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of the material.

Exploring the intersection of cognitive development and music education, this book highlights the unexpected advantages of engaging with music for children. It reveals how both playing and appreciating music can enhance various aspects of a child's growth, offering insights into the profound impact of musical experiences on their development.

Fascinating Facts: Weather helps introduce children to the world around them by making learning fun. Packed with information and brought to life with colourful illustrations, the series covers everything a curious child needs to know about a huge range of topics from tornadoes to sub-zero temperatures.

Give your mind a linguistic workout with 200 new quick crossword puzzles. These will have you searching for the dictionary!

Luger was a handsome young tiger who, for some reason only known to him, just wasn’t happy with the way he looked! He tried everything he could to change the way he looked! He tried rubbing his stripes off, washing them off, covering them up with mud…because he wanted to look like someone else, like a lion.Find out what happens next. Does Luger manage to hide his stripes?Join Luger to learn about being yourself.

Exam Board: AQA, Edexcel, OCR & WJEC EduqasLevel: GCSE Grade 9-1Subject: BiologyFirst Teaching: September 2016, First Exams: June 2018

Including restyled, up-to-date, clear and accessible colour maps, this edition provides balanced world coverage, as well as all the essential information required in this type of atlas.

The evolution of the papacy is traced from its origins with St. Peter to its modern embodiment in Pope John Paul II. Paul Collins explores how this institution has shaped Western history over two millennia, highlighting the significant changes and enduring influence of the papal office throughout the ages.