This textbook for students of A2 Law for OCR provides an accessible approach to the challenge of A2. Building on the knowledge of Law that gained at AS, the book gives students all they need to know for their exams. The book covers the OCR options Criminal Law and the Law of Contract. All the information for the Special Study option is covered providing students with the right skills development needed for students to be successful in their work. Exam questions and key revision points are provided at the end of each unit, so students can face their exams with confidence.

Full teacher resources and modules of work that have been developed to deliver entitlement to global citizenship for children and young people. Linked with the use of the pupil book The Commonwealth: a Family of Nations, these photocopiable resources provide active learning experiences through accessible, attractively presented, high quality information. They also offer training and practice in the skills of enquiry and communication, participation and responsible action. Lesson Plans and Teaching Resources for The Commonwealth: A Family of Nations provide ideal support for global citizenship curricula for 11-14 year olds.

Despite repeated interventions by governments, donors and NGOs in recent years, food insecurity continues and developing countries are forced to rely on food aid again and again. The original idea of Starter Pack was to give a tiny bag of agricultural inputs - fertiliser and seed - to every smallholder farmer in Malawi. Although the programme did not work as originally intended, it was successful in achieving food security. The scaling down of the programme was a major contributor to the food crisis which hit Malawi (and other countries in Southern Africa) at the beginning of 2002. For once, we have a success story about how hunger can be tackled efficiently. This book assesses the case of the Starter Pack programme in Malawi, and whether it can be replicated elsewhere. It covers the practicalities of implementing such a large programme and the policy debates.