social conflict

Discusses the political violence which has plagued Northern Ireland since 1969, and traces its origins to the seventeenth century.

Examines conflicts within the Confederacy during the Civil War, identifying groups that were opposed to secession and the war for various reasons, and looking at the efforts of plain folks, Native Americans, and slaves who worked to bring the Confederacy to its knees.

Chronicles the military history of Rome from the late second century through the fourth century, providing information on its soldiers, leaders, and military actions.

Discusses how nonviolent weapons have been used to overthrow dictators, obstruct military invaders, and secure human rights throughout the twentieth century.

Discusses the division within the Confederacy between citizens in the Southern states who opposed secession and those who supported it, including the white poor, Southern Native Americans, and Southern free blacks.

Contains entries that examine people, ideas, and events related to the so-called culture wars--the conflict of values and ideas in the United States, covering activists and advocates, the arts, education, holidays and observances, journalists, political and economic issues, religious figures, and other topics; arranged alphabetically from M to Z.

Explores the history of the Northern Ireland conflict--also known as The Troubles--and the impact of sectarian violence, community relations programs, and international intervention since the partitioning of the country in 1920.

Sinn Fein president Gerry Adams chronicles the tumultuous series of events that led to the historic Good Friday Agreement which may bring peace to Ireland after years of conflict.

Presents two classic novels by E.M. Forster including "A Room With A View" about upper-middle-class Edwardian society that satirizes both the clergy and English respectability, and "Howards End" about how class, nationality, and economic status affect personal relationships.

Dealing with mean girls, cliques, and other obstacles on the social scene is one of the minefields of adolescence for girls. This title provides the advice and support girls need for weathering changing friendships, handling feeling like an outsider, and making new and healthy friendships as they grow.