Commentary on Chapter 11: Comparing the PENTA model to autosegmental-metrical phonology by Pierrehumbert, JB

Transforming the Bodleian: Chapter 11 - Implementation of a new integrated library system by Price, D

Alternative pathways to carbon mobility by Givoni, M

“…Here, mobility is defined as the total amount of travel that is undertaken on all forms of transport (Chapter 1), and carbon is used to illustrate the various negative environmental impacts from transport (Chapter 11). As discussed in Part I of the book, and emphasized in Chapter 12, it is the nature of the current transport and mobility system that results in high levels of carbon consumption and emissions, with each of the elements of the system as well as the linkages between them acting to preserve or reinforce high carbon mobility. …”

‘Ridiculed for not having anything’: Children’s views on poverty and inequality in rural India by Crivello, G, Vennam, U, Komanduri, A

“…Young people growing up in poor communities are generally alert to inequalities and injustices, and to their own disadvantaged situations (see for example, Chapter 11 by Gillian Mann; Bissell 2009; Camfield 2010; or Witter 2002). …”