Covering the northern half of Yorkshire, this volume is full of contrasts, from urbanized Leeds to the tight-knit mill towns and villages pushing into the Pennines.

Yorkshire West Riding: Leeds, Bradford and the North (Pevsner Architectural Guides: Buildings of England)

Travel

PEVSNER, Nikolaus

LEACH, Peter

Europe

Yale University Press

The author provide practical insight into how family business operate and how they are different from non-family businesses. This guide provides sound advice on aspects of managing a family-owned firm Canada.

Guide to the Family Business: Canadian Edition 2003

Duncan, Garry

Ball, Bruce

Business & Money

Carswell Legal Pubns

Family businesses make up 75 per cent of all British companies according to a survey by Stoy Hayward. This text is intended as a guide for those involved in family business, or those contemplating joining one, to help them identify and resolve the family-related issues that are potentially so destructive. It examines: succession problems and relinquishing control; the role of outside advisers within a close family system; emotional factors and conflict between family members, sibling rivalry; the role of family lawyers; and the process of planning a family strategic plan.

Stoy Hayward Guide to the Family Business

Management & Leadership

Kogan Page, Ltd.

Fosse Way: Britons and Romans in Somerset

Somersethistory.co.uk

Family firms are to be found in every sector of commercial activity. Commitment, family values and pride in the business are typically their special strengths, yet they also face major challenges in reconciling the needs of the business with those of the family. Drawing on the author's extensive experience of working with and advising some of the world's most successful business families, this new and updated edition of Family Enterprises: The Essentials explains the pitfalls, tensions and competing demands that destroy too many family businesses. These problems can be avoided, and Peter Leach reveals the techniques and strategies needed to do so. Running a successful family business is always a huge challenge, but this book offers real insight and guidance on how to keep both business and family united and buoyant.

Family Enterprises: The Essentials

Economics

IPS - Profile Books

Family Businesses: The Essentials

Business Development & Entrepreneurship

Profile Books

The tellers of Tales of Resistance speak in voices imagined from archival material or heard in Missouri by the author, a returned native of St. Louis. They act out personal dramas set off by social forces that seem beyond their comprehension or control, but in some way or other they resist. In one an Ozark boy tells of his sexual initiation by a Normal School girl who becomes a ringleader in the pickers’ strike against the strawberry growers, including his parents. In another a crippled judge tells of trying to save three slaves accused of crimes against whites from lynching by a mob, afraid their masters will run them off and sell them to avoid financial loss. Other stories take place in a lead mine, a headlamp factory, in the Bootheel cotton fields, on a Gasconade River float trip, a river bottoms tavern among the soybean fields, and in an Oto-Missouria Indian village thrown into upheaval by the visit of a Scots trader sent out by the Spaniards to find a way through the Shining Mountains to the Western Sea.

Tales of Resistance

Literature & Fiction

United States

Texas Review Press

Winner of the Gival Press Novel Award “'Gone by Sundown' is an extremely timely novel that traces the origins of a racist atrocity and its effects on residents from bottom-dwelling working class blacks and whites, to the ‘French colored’ and merchants higher up the social ladder, to union agitators and mine owners at the top of local society. Peter Leach has the story-teller’s heart of Harper Lee and the sociologist’s eye of Frank Norris.”—Tim W. Brown, author of Second Acts “Almost no other novel treats the creation of sundown towns. 'Gone by Sundown' thus amounts to a one-volume antidote to American amnesia. On top of that, it’s a good read.” —James W. Loewen, author of Lies My Teacher Told Me and Sundown Towns "Gone by Sundown takes us into a world and sensibility that is fresh, resonant and provocative. Peter Leach writes of a great wrong done by ordinary people, and does so with quiet fervor, displaying sadness and pity for all."—Daniel Woodrell

Gone by Sundown

Genre Fiction

Gival Press

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