Kenneth Steven Armstrong

Governing Social Inclusion: The Law And Politics of Eu Co-ordination

The Governance of the Single European Market

Choosing Your Homebuilt: The One You'll Finish and Fly

Choosing Your Homebuilt: The One You'll Finish and Fly

Canada & the Civil War

I Was a Reluctant Guest

The words we use to label each other makes all the difference in the world. Who would ever think of naming a child CLOD, or FLUG? Those words just do not grace any subject, let alone that of a sweet innocent baby. The government has not yet fathomed this simple truth, so it provides residents of pri...

Will it Be Dangerous?: Who Are More Prejudiced? White People or Black People

Dr. Kenneth Shelby Armstrong was the first white student to attend an all-black university. It was a struggle but he entered Atlanta University, School of social work during the Jim Crow era. His initial concern was whether it would be dangerous or not to be the only white student. He wondered if he...

Choosing Your Homebuilt : The One You'll Finish and Fly

Why are homebuilt plans and kits vastly outselling production aircraft? Higher performance is one reason. (What production airplane will cruise at more than 230 mph on 200 hp?) Sounds great -- but there are pitfalls to be avoided. The fact is, up to 90 percent of homebuilt projects are not completed...

Down, But Never Out

This is a book about how it feels to be in prison. It is a collection of several stories about prison life and the stories lead to poems that reflect prison life.