Third in a series, this volume is an enlightening collection of 268 letters (most of them never before published) between playwright Shaw and film producer Pascal. From the 1935 letter of agreement on the British production of Pygmalion to their final communication in 1950, this correspondence paints a picture of two vibrant personalities, and

Six Canadian academics from the fields of political science and psychology examine value changes in citizen-state dynamics in Canada over the past two decades. Coverage includes the causes, the most important dimensions, and the implications of these value changes, and ways to address the consequences of some of the shifts. Specific areas

'Rewriting the Journey in Contemporary Italian Literature'.

London was once the hub of an empire on which 'the sun never set'. After WWII, as Britain withdrew from most of its colonies, the city that once possessed the world began to contain a diasporic world that was increasingly taking possession of it. This book analyses the diverse ways in which London is experienced and portrayed.