<p>A guided tour of the beautiful section of England between London and the Channel includes descriptions of Canterbury, the North Downs and Low Weald, chalk cliffs, castles, pubs, and other aspects of the charming countryside</p>

Kent

Travel

Nigel Nicholson

Europe

Harmony Books+

The Blackwell Encyclopedic Dictionary Of Organizational Behavior

advisory editors

Randall Schuler

Andrew Van de Ven

Cambridge, Mass. : Blackwell Publishers, 1998

Virginia Woolf's life as part of the avant-garde Bloomsbury Group has captured the imagination of millions. Now Nigel Nicolson, the distinguished son of British writers Harold Nicolson and Vita Sackville-West (Vita was one of Woolf's closest and most intimate friends) threads his personal reminiscences through the narrative of her life. In so doing, he paints an astonishing portrait of one of the most remarkable women in history. Nicolson recalls childhood times with Woolf: from her walk around his ancestral home as she planned ORLANDO to her writing of the modern classics MRS. DALLOWAY and A ROOM OF ONE'S OWN. VIRGINIA WOOLF probes keenly her stance on women's issues and the nature of war, drawing new connections between the woman and the literary genius.

Virginia Woolf (Biography That Explores the Relationship Between Virginia Woolf's Life and Her Writings)

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The I of Leadership: Strategies for Seeing, Being and Doing

Jossey-Bass

Time and time again, managers have tried to flatten hierarchies, eliminate office politics, and quell interdepartmental rivalry - but to no avail. Why? The new science of evolutionary psychology argues that these managers are working against human nature - emotional and behavioural 'hardwiring' that is the legacy of our Stone Age ancestors. In this remarkable book, Nigel Nicholson explores evolutionary psychology's central tenets and its implications for business management. His insights into human instinct will intrigue and inform managers seeking to understand why people act the way they do in organisational settings. Evolutionary psychology also explores the dynamics of the human group. Clans on the Savannah Plain, for example, appear to have had no more than 150 members. The message for managers? People are likely to be most effective in small organisational units.

Managing the Human Animal

Business & Money

TEXERE Publishing

<p>This work explores many of evolutionary psychology's central tenets and its implications for business management. The insight that this science provides into human instinct is a key to understanding why people act and think in frequently perplexing and unproductive ways while at work.</p>

Education & Reference

Texere Publishing,US

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