Landing on an enslaved planet, the TARDIS crew find themselves as exhibits in a retrospective museum

Doctor Who: The Space Museum

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Jones, Glyn

Science Fiction

Carol Pub. Group

This introductory management supplement presents the context of contemporary management in New Zealand in a unique light: focusing on those areas where New Zealand managers operate under a different set of circumstances from their Australian, Asian, European or American counterparts. A key underlying theme of the text is that in order to understand how New Zealand businesses currently operate there needs to be an appreciation of the changes that have occurred in recent times. These changes have had profound implications for New Zealand managers in terms of issues such as workforce diversity, employment relations, and sustainability. The supplement concludes with a look at where New Zealand business is heading and where it can aspire to be by the year 2020.FEATURESThis supplement is packaged FREE for New Zealand students with the text books: Davidson, Management: An Australasian Perspective 3rd edition, Davidson, Management: Core Concepts and Skills or Schermerhorn, Management: An Asia Pacific Focus 3rd edition Each chapter features an opening case and three closing cases focusing on New Zealand for critical thinking and analysis End-of-chapter review questionsUp to date New Zealand statistics and legislation 

Management: The Aotearoa New Zealand Context

John Wiley&Sons

The Island of Apples

Glyn Jones is a renowned Welsh poet, his handling of words and imagery is dazzling. In this novel we have also a story with an exciting accelerating plot, with an eminently readable narrative. The Island of Apples is a brilliant study of a pre-adolescent boy's romantic imagination and dangerous enthralment, set vividly in the south Wales of Methyr Tydfil and Carmarthen in the early twentieth century. Also a sophisticated philosophic artefact which explores the relationship between vision and reality in general terms and through the heightened experience of their conflict and confusion in a boy on the margin between adulthood and the `dying' of parents and childhood. In her introduction, Belinda Humfrey analyses and characterizes the novel; interprets some of its mysteries (beginning with the title), and places it within a twentieth century and larger literary context. She takes account of the novel's critical history and Glyn Jones's perception of it; and she makes use of his manuscript drafts and working notebooks.

Literature & Fiction

Literary

University of Wales Press

Glyn Jones is a renowned Welsh poet, his handling of words and imagery is dazzling. In this novel we have also a story with an exciting accelerating plot, with an eminently readable narrative. The Island of Apples is a brilliant study of a pre-adolescent boy's romantic imagination and dangerous enthralment, set vividly in the south Wales of Methyr Tydfil and Carmarthen in the early twentieth century. Also a sophisticated philosophic artefact which explores the relationship between vision and reality in general terms and through the heightened experience of their conflict and confusion in a boy on the margin between adulthood and the 'dying' of parents and childhood. In her introduction, Belinda Humfrey analyses and characterizes the novel; interprets some of its mysteries (beginning with the title), and places it within a twentieth century and larger literary context. She takes account of the novel's critical history and Glyn Jones's perception of it; and she makes use of his manuscript drafts and working notebooks.

First published in 1965, The Island of Apples is a brilliant account of a pre-adolescent boy’s romantic imagination and dangerous enthrallment, set vividly in industrial south Wales and rural Carmarthenshire in the early twentieth century. In the novel, the life of Dewi Davies is suddenly altered by the appearance of a stranger in his valley town, a youth from a seemingly glamorous background who possesses all that Dewi finds lacking in his own restricted existence. 

Contemporary

This work has been specifically written to describe finite difference solutions to variations in beam on elastic foundation problems using micro-computers. The accompanying BEF (Beam on Elastic Foundation) software can analyze all the practical applications identified in the text.

Analysis of Beams on Elastic Foundations

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Inst of Civil Engineers Pub

Profiles: A visitors' guide to writing in twentieth century Wales

Gomer]

A very good softcover copy. Back cover has booksticker and peeling bottom corner. Tight binding. Clean, unmarked pages. NOT ex-library. 146pg. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: Poetry; ISBN: 0907476856. ISBN/EAN: 9780907476856. Inventory No: 018652.

Selected Poems Fragments and Fictions

Seren Books/Poetry Wales Pr Ltd

Provides a practical account of the use of concordance data in the teaching of languages and literature

Concordances in the Classroom

Education & Teaching

Chris Tribble

Glyn Jones

Tribble, Chris

Schools & Teaching

Athelstan Publications

The Japanese Offshore Industry: Technology and Markets

Elsevier Science Ltd.

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Books by Jones, Glyn

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Doctor Who: The Space Museum

Management: The Aotearoa New Zealand Context

The Island of Apples

The Island of Apples

The Island of Apples

Analysis of Beams on Elastic Foundations

Profiles: A visitors' guide to writing in twentieth century Wales

Selected Poems Fragments and Fictions

Concordances in the Classroom

The Japanese Offshore Industry: Technology and Markets