Business Explorer is an exciting three level course in American English for learners of Business English. With an emphasis on listening and speaking but with many opportunities for reading and writing, Business Explorer addresses learners' everyday language needs in business situations. The accompanying Teacher's Book contains clear, easy-to-follow lesson plans, extra photocopiable activities and five photocopiable progress tests.

Business Explorer 2 Teacher's book

Reference

Hunter, James

O'Neil, Mark

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Cambridge University Press

A sister volume to All the World's Aircraft, this yearbook or CD-ROM title provides programme and technical descriptions of aircraft in service but no longer in production, and major upgrade programmes on offer for civil and military aircraft.

Jane's Aircraft Upgrades, 2002-2003

Almanacs & Yearbooks

Janes Information Group

Jane's Aircraft Upgrades, 2003-2004

By James Hunter. For Fiddle. Solos. Hardie Music Press. Scottish. Multiple Levels. Book. 192 pages. Published by Hardie Press

The Fiddle Music of Scotland

Arts & Photography

Music

Hardie Pr

Examines the impact of the Scottish legacy on North American cultures and heritage. During the past four decades, growing interest in North Americans' cultural and ancestral ties to Scotland has produced hundreds of new Scottish clan and heritage societies. Well over 300 Scottish Highland games and gatherings annually take place across the U.S. and Canada. Transatlantic Scots is a multidisciplinary collection that studies the regional organization and varied expressions of the Scottish Heritage movement in the Canadian Maritimes, the Great Lakes, New England, and the American South. From diverse perspectives, authorities in their fields consider the modeling of a Scottish identity that distances heritage celebrants from prevalent visions of whiteness. Considering both hyphenated Scots who celebrate centuries-old transmission of Scottish traditions and those for whom claiming or re-claiming a Scottish identity is recent and voluntary, this book also examines how diaspora themes and Highland imagery repeatedly surface in regional public celebrations and how traditions are continually reinvented through the accumulation of myths. The underlying theoretical message is that ethnicity and heritage survive because of the flexibility of history and tradition. This work is a lasting contribution to the study of ethnicity and identity, the renegotiation of history and cultural memory into heritage, and the public performance and creation of tradition.

Transatlantic Scots

History

Americas

University Alabama Press

This classic account of the events which shaped the modern Highlands was written by a man who has gone on to become a leading figure in the public life of that region. For years, The Making of the  Crofting Community has been attracting praise and provoking outrage in equal measure. Its author has always identified with the people whose lives were shattered by the landlords responsible for the Highland Clearances.

The Making of the Crofting Community

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

John Donald

Shipped from UK, please allow 10 to 21 business days for arrival. 309 pages.

Hyperion Books

This classic account of the events which shaped the modern Highlands was written by a man who has gone on to become a leading figure in the public life of that region. For years, The Making of the Crofting Community has been attracting praise and provoking outrage in equal measure. Its author has always identified with the people whose lives were shattered by the landlords responsible for the Highland Clearances.

Europe

Skye, with its soaring peaks, sea-battered coastline and sometimes savage storms, is one of the most beautiful parts of Britain. To the people who live there, it is simply an t-eilean, the island, and it occupies an almost mythical place in the minds of many Scots.       Written by a man who lives and works there, Skye: The Island marks a departure in books about the Scottish Highlands and Islands. Without sentimentalising or romanticising, it portrays Skye as it really is; evocative, moving, committed, passionate and hopeful, it is the best book you will read about the island.

Skye: The Island

MacLean, Cailean

Salem House Pub.

Members of Montana's McDonald family trace their roots to the chiefs of the Nez Perce tribe and to the chiefs of Scotland's most formidable clan. On two continents, first as Highlanders, and then as Indians, the family suffered massacre and dispossession. Today the McDonalds, Indian people committed to nurturing their Indian culture, continue to honor their Scottish ancestry. The McDonald's story is told in Scottish Higlanders, Indian Peoples. This epic tale traces the McDonald family over a thousand years: starting with a ninth-century migration from Ireland to Scotland; taking in medieval warriors who battled for Scotland's independence from England; ending with these warriors' descendants on Montana's Flathead Reservation. This real-life family saga spans two continents, eleven centuries, and more than thirty generations to link the clans of Scotland and the native peoples of the American West.

Scottish Highlanders, Indian Peoples: Thirty Generations of a Montana Family

Montana Historical Society

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Business Explorer 2 Teacher's book

Jane's Aircraft Upgrades, 2002-2003

Jane's Aircraft Upgrades, 2003-2004

The Fiddle Music of Scotland

Transatlantic Scots

The Making of the Crofting Community

The Making of the Crofting Community

The Making of the Crofting Community

Skye: The Island

Scottish Highlanders, Indian Peoples: Thirty Generations of a Montana Family