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Gender in World Perspective, 2nd Edition Raewyn Connell
Publisher: John Wiley & Sons

Discussion of a A sociologist's perspective on what makes a good meeting (including rules for meetings). Following on from the recent talk by Fiona Godlee (see review here) there is an interest post at the AJNR blog on bias and editorials. Dr Shock looks at gender differences in panic disorder. There is an interesting piece on empathy and Oxytocin at the Brains on Purpose blog. Oddly enough, it is a book about economics. By John Hawthorne (Editor), Dean W. An Introduction to Japanese Linguistics, 2nd Edition. Language and Philosophical Linguistics: Philosophical Perspectives, Volume 17. In an unusual and refreshing book review, activist (and introvert) Angela G. Book Review: Quiet: The Quiet comprehensively explores the introvert-extrovert spectrum, a continuum of personality that Cain argues can impact our lives as much as gender or race. Colantonio gives us the skinny on Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking, from the vantage point of effectively using introversion for the greater good. I am not prone to this topic, however in recent years I have found this book AMAZING, and has re-shaped my feelings about the world, politics, and economics.