Focusing on cycling activism as a social movement, this book employs social movement theory to analyze its dynamics. It features a collection of case studies that showcase various collective actions, providing insights into different campaigns and strategies for change. Through these examples, the author develops a theoretical model to better understand the complexities and motivations behind cycling activism, highlighting its significance in broader social and environmental contexts.
Emphasizing personal growth, this book guides readers on how to step beyond their comfort zones to achieve remarkable future successes. It encourages immediate action and provides practical strategies to inspire transformative change in one's life.
Tells how a tiny Oxford Street fabrics shop grew to become the most successful employee-owned business in Britain.
Presents a collection of meatless recipes aimed at meat lovers, including beefless stroganoff, moussaka without lamb, shepherd's pie, and other treats.