Published January, 2026
By Peggy J. Kleinplatz
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This volume contains a collection of respected sex therapist Peggy Kleinplatz's most eye-opening and influential articles, gathered from a diverse variety of journals and books. Containing fresh introductions on Dr. Kleinplatz's work with experiential psychotherapy and extraordinary lovers, this is a must-read for any sex therapist or student.

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Published January, 2026
By Valerie Q. Glass, Carissa D'Aniello and Susan N. Perkins
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Published January, 2026
By Reinhard Schulte and Uwe Schneider
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Published January, 2026
By David Harper
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Published January, 2026
By Supradip Saha
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This book will not only deal with the analysis of nutraceuticals, but will also focus on the extraction and purification of the analytes using newer tools/instruments. It will also help the analyst during the actual estimation of these compounds from different matrices.

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Published January, 2026
By Helga Dittmar and Professor Rupert Brown
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Published January, 2026
By Angela Kennedy
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Published January, 2026
By Jane Callaghan
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Published January, 2026
By German Berrios
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Published January, 2026
By R. Scott Frey
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Countries in the Global North regularly export their environmental harms to countries with developing economies. This may seem beneficial, providing jobs and investment in the latter, whilst outsourcing expensive health and safety commitments in the former. This book argues it puts the health of many people at risk.

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