“hugh a halliday”

"How wine is made, from field to cellar to bottle." Great wine is a complex blend of nature, art and science. In this updated new edition of a classic book, the "how and why" of a wine's creation are examined in detail. Acclaimed wine writers James Halliday and Hugh Johnson analyze the art and sci... More

This is the first complete translation into English of Hugh of St. Victor's "Didascalicon," composed in the late 1130's.... More

Exploring the role of values in scientific inquiry, Hugh Lacey examines the nature and meaning of values and looks at challenges to the view, from postmodernists, feminists, radical ecologists, third-world advocates and religious fundamentalists, that science is value free. He also focuses on discus... More

From New Recruit To High Flyer Hard hitting and realistic, from N reveals the views of top performing executives on how to succeed on the first rung of the career ladder. This book will show how you can become one of the rising stars in an organization and help you to achieve greater job satisfact... More

‘Stretton provides a brilliant, critical and fresh look at the whole of economics. He points to the contradictions and the lack of realism in its current approaches. I cannot recommend this book too strongly.’ Paul Streeten, Boston University, founder of World Development journal. ‘Introduces ... More

‘Travel Writing is the art of discovering the magic of ordinary persons, places and things…’Hugh and Colleen Gantzer are pioneering travel writers and travel documentary filmmakers. Looking Beyond shares its name with a series of half-hour episodes that they did for Indian national television,... More

The Victoria Cross is the most famous decoration for bravery in the world, its prestige rivaled only by the Medal of Honor. Other awards recognize courage displayed in very dangerous (but not combat) circumstances, among them the George Cross and Canada's Cross of Valour. But how is bravery measured... More