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Threshold Press news
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Angels and Citizens featured
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New Employability book launched
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Hennis celebrated: a man before his time – like Weber?
Keith Tribe, the English translator of Wilhelm Hennis’ two Threshold books interpreting Max Weber, reviews the new biography by Stephen Schlak – Scenes from a History of Ideas of the Federal Republic – revealing Hennis’ complex political and intellectual career. Read more |
Mary Tant’s crime novels now both in paperback
Death at the Priory, Mary Tant’s new novel in the Rossington classic crime series set in the contemporary West Country is published in paperback, alongside The Rossington Inheritance with a cover painting by Jenny Muncaster (illustrated). |
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As if to celebrate the 20th anniversary of its first publication, Anne Summers’
Developing Graduate Employability, edited by Sarah Graves and Angela Maher, is the first of two books from the FDTL project on employability in hospitality, leisure, sport and tourism education. This book is the first of five new titles in this area from Threshold, with three new books from