Dorothy Horsfield's Books

Amid widespread and increasing alarm in Western strategic and foreign policy circles following Russia’s capture of Crimea, support for rebels in Ukraine, and military intervention in Syria, this study provides a timely and sophisticated analysis of the nature and intentions of post-Soviet government under President Vladimir Putin. Based on both Russian and non-Russian sources, this book examines the enduring Cold War legacies underpinning Western perceptions of contemporary Russia. It analyzes the ways in which the West has interpreted and reacted to Russia’s domestic authoritarianism and foreign policy behavior and argues for diplomatic engagement based on liberal pluralism.

Sophie Harper is abandoned by her husband and left with a four-year- old daughter to support. She finds work in an old house in Canberra that is being used as a brothel. She falls under the house's strangely comforting spell, and discovers the capacity to learn from the men and women she encounters there.

Amid widespread and increasing alarm in Western strategic and foreign policy circles following Russia's capture of Crimea, support for rebels in Ukraine, and military intervention in Syria, this study provides a timely and sophisticated analysis of the nature and intentions of post-Soviet government under President Vladimir Putin. Based on both Russian and non-Russian sources, this book examines the enduring Cold War legacies underpinning Western perceptions of contemporary Russia. It analyzes the ways in which the West has interpreted and reacted to Russia's domestic authoritarianism and foreign policy behavior and argues for diplomatic engagement based on liberal pluralism.

A collection of stories funded by the Australian Bicentennial Authority to celebrate Australia's Bicentenary in 1988 and originally published in that year as 'Canberra Tales'. The authors are part of a group of writers known as the 'Seven Writers' who first met in Canberra in 1980 to support and critically encourage each other. The stories cover a wide range of experiences including a man's strange pact with his dying daughter and sadism which erupts out of the commonplaces of a broken marriage. Between the authors they have published seven books.

Under mountain skies amidst the ragged litter of the bush are the hidden burrows of one of the world's most deadly creatures: funnel-web spiders. When young mother Madeleine Henderson joins Dr Paddy Jones in his project to find the funnel-webs of Australia's high country, her estranged husband's escalating jealousy enmeshes her in a web of lies, betrayal and political machinations.

The correspondence of these two prominent women reveals their concerns with love, career, and marriage. Their letters tell the story of the first generation of women to come of age during the twentieth century, as they tried to cope with problems that still face women today."--Publishers website.

First Published in 1999. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Book's by Dorothy Horsfield

Russia in the Wake of the Cold War

Russia in the Wake of the Cold War

The House at Number 10

The House at Number 10

Russia in the Wake of the Cold War

Russia in the Wake of the Cold War

The Division of Love

The Division of Love

Venom

Venom

Dorothy Thompson and Rose Wilder Lane

Dorothy Thompson and Rose Wilder Lane

Reared in a Greenhouse

Reared in a Greenhouse

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