“peter s dillard”

Offers a fascinating account of Heidegger's middle and later thought.... More

When a thousand-year-old skeleton with an arrowhead lodged in the back of its skull is uncovered near Tucson, Arizona, smart and sexy archaeologist Emily Harken is called to the scene and becomes obsessed with the ancient murder. Soon she meets Kokopelli, a shadowy figure from her past who cannot re... More

This is the first book to examine the orgins and evolution of global public opinion in national in and international policy-making.... More

Ecological economics is a hot topic today as an alternative to 'neo-classical' environmental economics. It seeks to 'socially construct' a political economics that will deal with environmental problems and make the individual more visible in economic analysis. A leading authority in the field descri... More

The design and implementation of large scale telecommunication systems requires the interconnection and integration of diverse subsystems which need to provide a highly reliable system capable of offering high quality services. Over recent years, large scale systems designers have only had to deal w... More

This authoritative account traces the BahNB'! Faith from its origins in mid-nineteenth-century Iran to the spiritual and social concerns of the present.... More

2006 marks the 50th anniversary of the discovery of the human chromosome number, a finding that initiated human cytogenetics as a scientific discipline and set the basis for much of modern medical genetics. First Years of Human Chromosomes draws together the ground-breaking work of the main resear... More

In the tradition of best-selling books like Built to Last and Good to Great, renowned management expert Peter Cohan provides a new and powerful concept of sustainable corporate value. Using his expertise in understanding shareholder value, Cohan provides executives with seven management principles t... More