Schooling the Smash Street Kids (Crisis points)

Politics & Social Sciences

Corrigan, Paul

Social Sciences

Macmillan

Schooling the Smash Street Kids (Crisis Points, 1)

Red Globe Press

Focusing on labour as a cultural phenomenon rather than an economic force, this book offers an assessment of the current situation and an exploration of the policy implications of theoretical conclusions. The authors have also written "Striking Out: Social Work and Trade Unionism, 1970-1985".

The Cultural Development of Labour

Business & Money

Economics

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

""In Shakespeare on Management"" Paul Corrigan takes a fascinating look at the psychology of leadership using classic Shakespearean characters. He shows how, through his plays, Shakespeare demonstrates the different roles a leader can take and the different skills needed. He analyses the decision-making and actions of certain characters to see what can be learnt by today's managers, such as:

Shakespeare on Management: Leadership Lessons for Today's Management

Management & Leadership

Kogan Page Business Books

Kogan Page US

Waiting for the Spring Freshet

Blackberry

At the Grave of the Unknown Riverdriver: Poems of the Upcountry

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

North Country Pr

A story of air combat in Korea and the experieces of a young fighter pilot and his wife as Ensign John Sullivan flies jets first off the obsolete straight-deck aircraft carriers, and then joins his USAF comrades to engage the Russian pilots in MiG Alley over North Korea. He becomes an Ace with five kills but is shot down over enemy territory on his 100th mission. 
Last of the Aerial Gunfighters is an epic, earthy story of fighter pilots. The stark reality of living in harm's way make the novel an excellent read for those who want to relive or examine what makes pilots tick. It puts the reader in the cockpit in the early days of jets when pilots still flew the airplane - and not the computer. 
A love story is woven around the combat events as lonely separation tempts both John and his wife, Sylvia. On R&amp;R in the Japanes Alps, John meets Sandra, a nurse from Tokyo. It's love at first sight, but Sandra won't sleep with a married man. Later Sandra saves his life after he escapes from North Korea. 
Testimonials by - Dr. Richard Hallion, Aviation Author &amp; recent Chief, Air Force History. 
Vice Admiral Dutch Schoultz, USN (Ret) Former Commander, Naval Air, Pacific Fleet 
Vice Admiral Robert Dunn, USN, (Ret) President, Naval Historical Foundation

Last of the Aerial Gunfighters

Contemporary

Sabre Pub

A story of air combat in Korea and the experieces of a young fighter pilot and his wife as Ensign John Sullivan flies jets first off the obsolete straight-deck aircraft carriers, and then joins his USAF comrades to engage the Russian pilots in MiG Alley over North Korea. He becomes an Ace with five kills but is shot down over enemy territory on his 100th mission.  Last of the Aerial Gunfighters is an epic, earthy story of fighter pilots. The stark reality of living in harm's way make the novel an excellent read for those who want to relive or examine what makes pilots tick. It puts the reader in the cockpit in the early days of jets when pilots still flew the airplane - and not the computer.  A love story is woven around the combat events as lonely separation tempts both John and his wife, Sylvia. On R&R in the Japanes Alps, John meets Sandra, a nurse from Tokyo. It's love at first sight, but Sandra won't sleep with a married man. Later Sandra saves his life after he escapes from North Korea.  Testimonials by - Dr. Richard Hallion,       Aviation Author & recent Chief, Air Force History.  Vice Admiral Dutch Schoultz, USN (Ret)      Former Commander, Naval Air, Pacific Fleet  Vice Admiral Robert Dunn, USN, (Ret)      President, Naval Historical Foundation

AuthorHouse

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