Class Conflict and the Industrial Relations Crisis

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Colin Crouch

Politics & Government

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Governments and Trade Unions: British Experience, 1964-79

Denis Barnes

Kenya is one of Africa’s most important and controversial nations. It has simultaneously been heralded for its political stability and economic success and criticized as a wellspring of elitism and class exploitation. Kenya remains a close ally of the West and a symbol of capitalism in Africa, and it occupies a position of strategic importance to the Middle East and the Indian Ocean. Yet all of these distinctions are now coming under question in the fourth decade of independence.Kenya’s exquisite natural beauty and renowned wildlife refuges hide a more mundane reality. The country is vast, rural, poor, and without oil or other mineral wealth. It is dependent on smallholder agriculture and export earnings from international tourism, tea, and coffee. Although the population is only 28 million, less than 20 percent of Kenya’s land area is readily available for dense human settlement. Population growth has slowed, but demographic pressures still pose very serious socioeconomic, ecological, and environmental challenges.In this second edition of a critically acclaimed profile, Miller and Yeager address these and other social issues while tracing political and economic developments from early precolonial times to the contemporary period and the recent fourth-term reelection of President Daniel arap Moi. The book captures the aggressive, self-confident spirit that characterizes Kenya and provides unique insights into how this nation of contemporary Africa is faring in its continuing quest for prosperity.

Kenya

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Norman N. Miller

Africa

Correlation of Forces (Swedish Studies in International Relations)

Lider, Julian

Training for Communication

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Skills of Constructive Negotiating

Scott, Bill

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Harrod's Librarians' Glossary: 9,000 Terms Used in Information Management, Library Science, Publishing, the Book Trades, and Archive Management (HARROD'S LIBRARIANS' GLOSSARY AND REFERENCE BOOK)

Prytherch, Raymond J

Social Sciences

This volume has been designed to provide practical help for all advisers, whether working within or outside the organization. It covers aspects of the process from interpersonal skills to organizational context, from planning to follow-up. Each chapter concludes with guidelines summarizing the content, and questions designed to apply the material to his or her own activities. Real-life cases from Professor Margerison's own experience are included, as well as many examples drawn from the work of well-known consultants.

Managerial Consulting Skills

Charles J. Margerison

What do you do when your client asks you to prepare a half-day course covering every aspect of communication? How do you deal with the participant who doesn't? Or the one who won't stop talking?

Troubleshooting for Trainers: Getting It Right When Things Go Wrong

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SEIFERT, Lucy

Management & Leadership

<p>All managers handle contracts, but how many have even a rudimentary awareness of contract law? This text introduces the principles managers need to know, and shows how they apply to key elements of business such as sale of goods and services, product safety, confidentiality, competition, agency and distribution, employment and licensing. The author also deals with planning contracts, using standard forms, the implications of new technology, the international dimension and what to do when things go wrong.</p>

A Concise Business Guide to Contract Law

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