Complete coverage of the revised Cambridge IGCSE Chemistry syllabus is provided, ensuring students are well-prepared for the 2023 examinations. The book includes a wealth of questions and in-depth content, focusing on practical investigative skills. It's designed to enhance understanding and application of chemistry concepts, making it an essential resource for students.
Focusing on a pivotal era in contemporary British history, the book examines Cold War fears regarding Imperial decline and national identity through the lens of space in popular spy fiction. It offers a fresh perspective on the cultural ramifications of decolonization by analyzing the works of notable authors like Ian Fleming, Graham Greene, and John le Carré. This scholarly resource is valuable for those interested in the intersections of spy fiction, British literature, and cultural identity.
This text has been developed to give maximum support for students studying for the Cambridge International Examinations GCSE. International case studies are used throughout, 'localising' learning. An interactive CD ROM, supporting study and revision, and practical work, is included.
The Role of the Modern Prime Minister in Foreign Policy Making, 1964-2015
The book examines the significant debates and decisions surrounding Britain's military interventions from 2011 to 2015, highlighting the House of Commons' four critical votes on the issue. It explores how these events have shaped public awareness and discourse regarding the UK's role in international conflicts, offering insights into the political and societal implications of military actions abroad.
Focusing on the interplay between medicine and literature, this book analyzes post-imperial fiction from 1950 to 1990, highlighting how authors like J. G. Farrell and Salman Rushdie utilized medical themes to critique the legacy of the British Empire. It presents a unique interdisciplinary approach, merging literary analysis with medical humanities to explore the intricate dynamics between Britain, India, and imperial history. The work draws from diverse literary and archival sources, offering a fresh perspective on the cultural narratives of the era.
Collins Cambridge IGCSE® Co-ordinated Sciences Chemistry provides full coverage of all core and extended topics in the new syllabus. Carefully developed features including Science in Context, questions, Science Links, and more allowing students to build firm scientific knowledge, develop practical skills and approach exams with confidence. • Full coverage of the Cambridge IGCSE® Co-ordinated Sciences syllabus 0654 (for first examination in 2019)• All extended material covered and clearly differentiated• Written by experienced authors who are specialists in their field• Packed with questions throughout to check understanding and confirm knowledge• ‘Science in Context’ boxes help students to engage with the subject and deepen their understanding• ‘Science Links’ allow students to make links between topics• Investigative tasks develop students’ practical science skills• Exam-style questions help students hone their technique• Further carefully developed features include end of topic checklists, worked examples, knowledge checks, and learning objectives to provide a clear, engaging resource for students Collins is working with Cambridge International Examinations towards endorsement of this title.IGCSE® is the registered trademark of Cambridge International Examinations.
