Stalcup, Brenda

Explores the political, social, military, and scientific trends and developments that led to the rise and fall of the ancient Egyptian civilization.

Discuses the motivation behind ethics, ethics in the business world and biomedical practice, and how ethics can be taught.

Collection of essays that discuss the effects of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990 and other issues about government policy toward handicapped persons.

A collection of articles discuss hate groups and argue whether or not hate crimes are a serious problems, if certain groups promote hate and violence, and if militia movements pose a serious threat to society.

Examines the political, social, and military trends and developments that led to the Crusades and studies the era's literary, cultural, and technological ramifications.

Offers a variety of essays, speeches, and articles presenting opposing viewpoints on topics related to the women's rights movement throughout history, from early debates through the 1970s.