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Works involving James Arthur

  • Of Good Character

    Exploration of Virtues and Values in 3-25 year-olds
    (Author)

    There has been across the world a resurgence of interest in 'values education' (values education is known internationally by a number of names) at school education, research and policy levels. The purpose of this book is to make a contribution to this emerging field.

  • Citizens of Character

    New Directions in Character and Values Education
    (Edited by)

    The contributors discuss why character education is considered valuable, what character education is taken to mean, and identify and test hypotheses about various influences (schools, families, communities, employers) on the development of character through reporting on our research in UK schools, universities and businesses.

  • Leadership in Christian Higher Education

    (Edited by)

    This book provides a range of experienced voices, including the Archbishop of Canterbury, that reflect on the character and mission of leadership in Christian higher education in the 21st Century.

Featured Titles

  • The Sentient Robot
    The Last Two Hurdles in the Race to Build Artificial Superintelligence
    Rupert Robson

  • Radical Transformation
    The Unexpected Interplay of Consciousness and Reality
    Imants Barušs

  • The Past is a Future Country
    The Coming Conservative Demographic Revolution
    Edward Dutton

  • Immigration Control in a Warming World
    Realizing the Moral Challenges of Climate Migration
    Johannes Graf Keyserlingk

  • Michael Oakeshott as a Philosopher of the "Creative"
    And Other Essays
    Wendell John Coats, Jr.

  • Democracy — A Work in Progress
    An Irreverent Exercise in Political Thought
    Ernest Lamers

  • Identity Politics and Tribalism
    The New Culture Wars
    Nikos Sotirakopoulos

  • Iconoclasm, Identity Politics and the Erasure of History
    Alexander Adams

  • Idealism & Experience
    The Philosophy of Guido de Ruggiero

  • The Hope of the Poor
    Philosophy, Religion and Economic Development
    Gordon Graham