Michael Rundell Knihy

Toto je dvoubarevný slovník pro středně pokročilé studenty. 3500 nejdůležitějších slov k naučení je zvýrazněno červeně a je hodnoceno podle frekvence použití. Obsahuje 24stránkovou sekci o jazykovém studiu, která se zaměřuje na klíčové oblasti, jako je výslovnost, kolokace a tvoření slov, což pomáhá studentům zlepšit jejich angličtinu.

A divorce can be an upsetting and frightening time for any child, but this creative journal from parenting expert Sue Atkins gives children aged 7+ a safe place to express their feelings, so they can start to understand them.

A practical reference book for the classroom and home, this dictionary helps readers with words required for communicating in English, and offers support for those who want to write and speak accurate and contemporary English.

"International law is described as 'the general principles of law as recognized by civilized nations'. This informative program adds much needed depth to this broad definition by explaining: state sovereignty, domestic law and international law; the importance of the United Nations and international courts and tribunes; the role of organizations such as NATO, IMF and Red Cross; and the future of international law. With professional insight from Professor Tim McCormack, Special Advisor for the ICC, Professor Gillian Triggs, Public International Lawyer, and Geoffrey Robertson QC, renowned Human Rights Lawyer and author, this program is an essential introduction to international law."--Container.

The Macmillan Collocations Dictionary is designed for upper-intermediate to advanced students to help them write more natural and idiomatic English. The brand-new two-colour dictionary of collocations is the only fully corpus-based collocations dictionary which incorporates semantic groupings with definitions and examples.

What do Iran, Iraq and the People's Republic of North Korea have in common? Not a lot, argue the contributors to the current issue of Index on Censorship. Plus frontline reports from the war of words surrounding humanitarian aid. With new writing by Faleh Jabar, Mohammed Khodayr, Nilou Mobasser, Tadashi Tamaki, John Lloyd, Caroline Moorehead, Aryeh Neier, David Rieff, Mark Thompson and Alex de Waal. Plus a play from Argentina's Theatre of Identity translated by Andrew Graham-Yooll and the regular cartoon from Martin Rowson.