Jeremy Lane: 6 books

There has never been a Bug Guide like this. Bug 168 Success Secrets is not about the ins and outs of Bug. Instead, it answers the top 168 questions that we are asked and those we come across in our forums, consultancy and education programs. It tells you exactly how to deal with those questions,...

Do I know who I am? Do I know my purpose? Do I walk in freedom? I hope you’ll be honest with yourself as you answer these three questions. And if the answer to any of them is ‘No’, I hope you’ll have enough love and respect for yourself to decide that today is the day that something...

Jeremy F. Lane’s Jazz and Machine-Age Imperialism is a bold challenge to the existing homogenous picture of the reception of American jazz in world-war era France. Lane’s book closely examines the reception of jazz among French-speaking intellectuals between 1918 and 1945 and is the first study...

'This beautifully written and lucidly argued study is the most persuasive account of Bourdieu's work yet to be published. Lane illuminates much that can puzzle a foreign readership by expertly situating Bourdieu within a French context. At the same time he points to those aspects of Bourdieu's writing...

Central to a transformational approach to conflict is the idea that conflicts must be viewed as embedded within broader relational patterns, and social and discursive structures—and must be addressed as such. This implies the need for systemic change at generative levels, in order to create genuine...

In the last decade of his career, the French sociologist Pierre Bourdieu became involved in a series of high-profile political interventions, defending the cause of striking students and workers, speaking out in the name of illegal immigrants, the homeless and the unemployed, challenging the incursion...