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Beyond Subsistence: Plains Archaeology and the Postprocessual Critique

University Alabama Press, 1995

Presents a series of essays that apply postprocessual approaches to the solution of current problems in Plains archaeology. Postprocessual archaeology is seen as a potential vehicle for integrating culture-historical, processual and postmodernist approaches.

The Maverick Way: Profiting from the Power of the Corporate Misfit

4 reviews
Richard Cheverton, Lanny Vincent, ...

Maverick Way Publishing, 2000

An Excellent Case Study for Giving someone more rope
This is a set of case study information out of a highly competitive commercial industry that has seen both public outlook and technology change dramatically over the last four decades. While told in story form, the lessons are real and translatable to other industries rather readily. It suggest that management (upper) should take a close look and the non-conforming individuals to find the results ...

Monsters and Magical Sticks, or There is No Such Thing as Hypnosis

39 reviews
Steven Heller, Terry Steele

New Falcon Publications,U.S., 1988

I Love this book and have read it numerous times...
As a Master NLP Practitioner and Advanced Hypnotherapist I view this book by Steven Heller as a classic. I read it every so often as it reinforces things I already know and assists me in expanding my creativity when working with people. I find it very hard to put into words exactly why I treasure this book so much. But I certainly do treasure it. It never fails to inspire me, throw new ...

Risk-Benefit Analysis: Second Edition (Harvard Center for Risk Analysis)

1 review
Richard Wilson, Edmund A. C. Crouch

Harvard Center for Risk Analysis, 2001

A great introduction to an important topic
In my efforts to better understand risk analysis, this book has been an invaluable aid. In addition to presenting the important topics in an understandable fashion, it often has entertaining and interesting examples. Highly recommended.

Measuring experiential avoidance: a preliminary test of a working model.: An article from: The Psychological ...
Steven C. Hayes, Kirk Strosahl, ...

Thomson Gale, 2004

This digital document is an article from The Psychological Record, published by Thomson Gale on September 22, 2004. The length of the article is 11164 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. From the author: The present study describes the development of a ...

Hitler (Penguin Classic Biography)

16 reviews
Joachim C. Fest

Penguin Books Ltd, 2002

the best
I'm certainly not an expert on WW2, and I know that there are other books out there (such as Ian Kershaw's) on Hitler that are very good. But several avid readers and history buffs told me that Fest's book was the best, so I read his first. It's true that he does not devote a lot of content to the Holocaust, but he is very graphic and adamant about what happened with that. He is harldy an ...

Empowered Teams

2 reviews
Richard S. Wellins, William C. Byham, ...

Jossey-Bass, 1993

Helpful resource in developing effective work teams
Of the many books written on the subject of self directed work groups, this is one of the better efforts. In the course of providing the information necessary to implement self directed teams, this book helps point out the pitfalls your organization may face and provides potential solutions. When consulting with organizations on their process improvement efforts, reorganization and teamwork ...

Corporate Bonds: Structure and Analysis

1 review
Richard C. Wilson, Frank J. Fabozzi CFA

Wiley, 1995

Excellent Guide to the Corporate Bond Market...
This book is an excellent resource, not only to keep on the desk, but also as concise reading. The analytics of the corporate bond market were covered very well. One area that could be more detailed was the portfolio management section (Section 13). However the book was still very worth while. I would especially recommend this book to those trying to get a good understanding of the ...

The Prairie School. Design Vision for the Midwest. The Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies
Judith Barter, Mary Woolever, C Mayer, Janice Precliasco Richard Wilson

Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies, 1995

Great limited edition of the Art Institute of Chicago Museum Studies bulletin / journal, Volume 21, Number 2. 90 mostly black and white illustrations / photographs of works of art, architecture, decorative arts, architectural plans and drawings (12 illustrations are in color) Works by Louis Sullivan, Frank Lloyd Wright, George Maher, Elmslie, Marion Griffin, Francis Byrne and other artists, designers and architects. Inlcudes notes / ...

THE HUDSON VALLEY REGIONAL REVIEW, September 2000, Volume 17, Number 2
Richard C. and William Wilson (editors) Wiles

Bard College Center, 2000

THE HUDSON VALLEY REGIONAL REVIEW September 1989; Volume 6, Number 2
Richard C. and William Wilson (editors) Wiles

Bard College Center, 1989

THE HUDSON VALLEY REGIONAL REVIEW, September 1996, Volume 13, Number 2
Richard C. and William Wilson (editors) Wiles

Bard College Center, 1996

THE HUDSON VALLEY REGIONAL REVIEW, September 1995, Volume 12, Number 2
Richard C. and William Wilson (editors) Wiles

Bard College Center, 1995

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