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Brace Yourself, Bridge It!: A Guide to Irish Political Relationships, 1996-1998
Martyn Turner

Blackstaff Pr, 1999

This collection of Irish political cartoons provides an excellent way to learn about the political scene in Northern Ireland.

Instrumentation for Engineers and Scientists (Textbooks in Electrical and Electronic Engineering, 8)

2 reviews
John Turner, Martyn Hill

Oxford University Press, USA, 1999

Not yet for real life
Actually, I'm working with strain gages and operacional amplifiers for study impact waves in iron. I buy this book after build an amplifier unit and install strain gages and measure impact waves, and in past years I use and designed flow meters. This book is very superficial. An experimenter need that somebody take information from electrical books, manufacturer manuals(strain gages), signal ...

The Whole World's Watching: Decarbonizing the Economy and Saving the World

1 review

Wiley, 2001

Excellent and Intelligent Read
I originally purchased this book in London and read it on a flight back to New York. It has been out in England for a couple of months and has been reviewed in the press over there. The book outlines a radical but intelligent solution to the problem of global warming, without shutting down the world's economy or adopting the draconian mandates of the Kyoto Protocol. This is more timely now, ...

80:20 Development in an Unequal World
Ben Ballin, Rob Bowden, ...

Teachers in Development Education (TIDE), 2002

The Noble Art of Politics: Political Cartoons 1994-96
Martyn Turner

Blackstaff Pr, 1997

Political cartoons.

Railings: Political Cartoons, 1998-2000
Martyn Turner

Blackstaff Pr, 2001

Martyn Turner is political cartoonist for the "Irish Times". This is a collection of his political cartoons from 1998 to 2000. It catches him railing at the usual suspects and some new ones - financial scandals in the Republic, the break up of the peace process in the North and the advent of Blairism in Britain. Side diversions include Clinton's underwear, Kosovo, Belgrade, famines and wars in Africa - and a few other matters that nowadays pass ...

Martyn Turner's Greatest Hits

Gill & Macmillan Ltd, 2004

Martyn Turner once stated that the most difficult thing about being a cartoonist was convincing your wife that you were working when you were staring out the window. Turner has been staring out the window since 1972, with results that have delighted readers of The Irish Times (and other newspapers). He has established himself quite simply as the Irish cartoonist of his generation. Martyn Turner's Greatest Hits is a selection of the very best of ...