Category: Textbooks

One of the few popular introductory criminal justice texts written by professors who energetically teach the course to large numbers of undergraduates every year, Introduction To Criminal Justice, 16th Edition, (PDF)  is uniquely attuned to the requirements of today’s instructors and students. Now in its 16th edition and known for

In this multi-faceted case study of one advanced institution of adult higher education, the contributors and editors to the volume layout significant challenges facing not just non-traditional post-secondary colleges and universities but all organizations of higher education in today’s swiftly changing context. Competing that nontraditional institutions are especially challenged in

Anthony Saunders’ Financial Markets and Institutions, 6e (PDF) offers a unique analysis of the risks faced by savers and investors interacting through financial markets and financial institutions, as well as strategies that can be adopted for managing and controlling risks. Special emphasis is put on new areas of operations in

Cases, Problems, and Materials on Contracts 8th edition (PDF/AZW3) is credited with popularising the problem method of law school instruction. It has been a classroom staple for decades, and it distinguishes itself from other textbooks by the breadth of its coverage and the use of short, carefully constructed problems to

An introduction to public policy that helps college students learn how to think critically about politics. Thomas Dye’s Understanding Public Policy 15th edition (PDF) provides an introduction to the study of public policy, as well as an overview of the models that political scientists use to describe and explain political