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Williams Obstetrics, 25th Edition, Study Guide

Medical Books

Roberts, Scott

Patel, Shivani

Rogers, Vanessa

Zink, Ashley

Duryea, Elaine

Morgan, Jamie

Medicine

McGraw-Hill Medical

Buffalo quietly defined the look of 80s youth culture, especially in the UK, and this legacy of an uncompromisingly urban style has since inspired legions of designers, stylists, and photographers who were part of the gang, but who absorbed and understood the images and references and made them their own in cities the world over. From the simple combo of the ubiquitous MA-1 flight jacket and an old pair of Levi's (Ray's own uniform), to the rarified clothing produced by cutting-edge designers, Petri's legacy of style—and the Buffalo stance—is still alive and making its presence felt on the biggest catwalk of them all: the street. Many people have defined the 80s as the decade in which style triumphed over substance, but Petri's work under the Buffalo "label" was, in many ways, the antithesis of what was dubbed the "matte-black designer decade." Like the magazines The Face, i-D, and Arena, which showcased Petri's work, Buffalo was far more logically a product of the DIY post-punk aesthetic than it was an embodiment of the self-consciously slick 80s image-making. Buffalo was, first and foremost, about a certain kind of hip, urban attitude—one not for sale in stores, but yours to create.

Buffalo: The Life and Style of Ray Petri

Arts & Photography

Lorenz, Mitzi

Graphic Design

powerHouse Books

Are You Walking in Your Calling? Through Jamie Morgan’s journey to ministry you will discover yours. Jamie demonstrates that God will blast through any obstacle that gets in the way of answering God’s call on your life. Allow her story to inspire you to step out in faith to do whatever God leads. In this interactive book you will actively pursue your own calling and discover:• Signposts to help reveal your call• How to articulate and defend your call• Encouragement to take the first steps• How to recover from setbacks and disappointments• The seven prayers that will change your life• Recognizing ministry seasons and reasons• Stewarding your God-given platform• The importance of a godly mentor

A Journey to Ministry: Discover Your Calling, Purpose, and Destiny

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

This collection of essays from leading economists in the MMT debate offers the reader a range of viewpoints from which to become informed about what is set to be a significant part of economic policy discussion in the coming years.\n“This stimulating book provides a clear account both of what Modern Monetary Theory entails and of the many objections to it. Its great value is that it will make readers have to think for themselves through many fundamental issues of macro-economic theory and policy.” - Charles Goodhart, London School of Economics\n“The merits of Modern Monetary Theory have become the most contentious issue in Post Keynesian macroeconomics. This remarkable volume presents the full range of opinions on MMT, from its enthusiastic proponents to its severest critics, with intermediate positions (critical support; sympathetic scepticism) also being set out. The book is essential reading for everyone with an interest in heterodox macroeconomic theory and policy.” - John King, La Trobe University & Federation University Australia\n“Recently Modern Monetary Theory has generated a lot of heat in newspaper columns and blogs, but relatively little in the way of light. This collection offers an urgently required, more considered treatment, challenging readers to think about the role, sources and implications of sovereign currency and money creation as social processes. The volume addresses the crucial question of what MMT would mean for practical workable policy agendas and the design and function of macroeconomic governance at an epochal moment when the future of the planet and social order is at stake.” - Andrew P. Baker, Sheffield University, UK\n“Modern Monetary Theory has found its moment in the sun. One advocate, Stephanie Kelton, is chief economic advisor to Bernie Sanders; Forbes, The New Yorker, and many newspapers, have published pieces on it. This balanced and readable collection is an excellent place to go for those wanting to understand this economic doctrine.” - Steven Pressman, Colorado State University & Co-editor, Review of Political Economy\n"So much has been written about MMT in the press that one gets at best a superficial understanding of its rich and penetrating implications. Criticism from this circle tends, as a result, to be ill-informed and misleading. Not true of the current volume, however. Here we find honest and carefully considered critiques and affirmations of what may stand as the foundation of a progressive and forward-looking transformation of advanced market economies." - Roy J. Rotheim, Skidmore College, US\nContributions from: L. Randall Wray, Trond Andresen, Phil Armstrong, Bruno Bonizzi, Annina Kaltenbrunner & Jo Michell, David Colander, Paul Davidson, Dirk H. Ehnts & Maurice Höfgen, Jan Kregel, Marc Lavoie, Tony Lawson, Anne Mayhew, Richard Murphy, Thomas I. Palley, Louis-Philippe Rochon, Malcolm Sawyer, Alan Shipman, Jan Toporowski, Jamie Morgan & Edward Fullbrook.

Modern Monetary Theory and its Critics

Business & Money

Fullbrook, Edward

Economics

The Inequality Crisis

World Economics Association Books

If you feel that there is nothing new or liberal about neoliberal economics, and that neoliberal economics is to understanding capitalism what astrology is to understanding the Cosmos, read this book! 
- Yanis Varoufakis, Professor of Economics– University of Athens\nFullbrook and Morgan in this excellent anthology continue to act as trust-busters in breaking up the suffocating neoliberal monopoly on academic economics by giving a venue to clearer thinking. 
- Herman Daly, Emeritus Professor, University of Maryland, USA\nPost-Neoliberal Economics is a triumph. It comes when the long-established neoliberal binary between “natural market” and “artificial state” has substantially lost credibility, thanks to the North Atlantic financial crisis, China, and Covid. Anyone who enjoys the company of articulate, provocative, offbeat intelligences will want to read it. Some will want to pick a fight with it. 
- Robert H. Wade, Professor of global political economy, London School of Economics and 
Political Science\nAs a project, neoliberalism remade the world; as an ideology, it became inconsistent with the very world it made. This rich heterodox volume examines the theoretical, societal, and environmental failings of neoliberalism – as well as what might and should replace it. 
- Jonathan Nitzan, Professor of Political Economy at York University, Toronto\nFullbrook and Morgan have assembled an interesting collection of essays from some of the world's leading heterodox economists. It is a valuable cross-section of thinking outside of the mainstream of the profession. 
- Dean Baker, Center for Economic and Policy Research, Washington D. C.\nThe world has become more unequal, the economy more fragile, and our existence on Earth more tenuous, because we followed the advice of Neoclassical economists who think they are capitalism's best friends, when in fact they are the greatest threat to its continued existence. We desperately need a Post-Neoliberal Economics. 
- Steve Keen\nThis book is a must-read not only because it shows neoclassical economics’ fundamental inadequacy for understanding today’s world, but also because it outlines a new economics that can lead us to living in harmony with our ecosystem. 
- Norbert Hearing, Handelsblatt\nIn times where good news tend to be scarce, let me celebrate the publication of Post-Neoliberal Economics; a timely collection of essays authored by key critical thinkers of the discipline, with the purpose to design a new, inspiring future for Economics as a science useful to solve the real problems of society today. This work, meticulously edited by Fullbrook and Morgan, puts forward a substantive, solid and passionately argued call to transform Economics as it currently stands in order to make it relevant to meet the crucial challenges faced by our peoples, urbi et orbi. 
Of utmost important to lecturers at undergraduate and graduate levels, the book puts forward a practical blueprint to change its curricula, teaching and research practice so that students of Economics, on the one hand, keep alive enthusiastically their aspirations to make this a better world and, on the other hand, acquire the analytical and technical abilities to make such dreams come true. 
- Juan Carlos Moreno-Brid, UNAM, México

Post-Neoliberal Economics

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