Andy West Bücher

Exploring the historical use of ancient plagues as biological weapons, this book delves into the tactics and strategies employed by civilizations to harness disease for warfare. It examines notable instances where epidemics were intentionally spread to weaken enemies, highlighting the ethical implications and the devastating impact on populations. Through a detailed analysis of historical events and their consequences, the narrative sheds light on the intersection of disease, power, and military strategy throughout history.

Focusing on children's involvement in decision-making, this book analyzes their participation in formal and collective processes across six international contexts. It aims to enhance understanding of the factors that enable and support effective engagement of children and young people in shaping decisions that lead to meaningful change. Through diverse case studies, it explores the dynamics of participation and the impact on both the individuals involved and the broader community.

On Voice is a book about the sound that journeys from the lips to the heart; how we speak it, how we hear it and how we embody it as people made in the image of the God whose voice created the heavens and the earth.