Kazakhstan's New Economy: Post-Soviet, Central Asian Industries in a Global Era

<p><div> <div>Kazakhstan has faced severe economic challenges since it gained independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991. <i>Kazakhstan's New Economy</i> explores how the country might shed the outdated business practices that continue to hamper its growth. Jay Nathan first provides a historical overview of the economy and then delves deeper into the strengths and weaknesses of nine major industries, including oil and gas, banking, telecommunications, and transportation. Nathan's careful analysis and recommendations will provide valuable insight for anyone interested in Central Asia's economic growth.&nbsp;<br /> <br /> "An excellent resource on major industries in Kazakhstan."--Byrganym Aitimova, Minister of Education and Science, the Republic of Kazakhstan<br /> <br /></div> </div></p>

Business & Money

Nathan, Jay

Economics

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Interreligious Dialogue: Facing the Next Frontier (Modern Theological Themes)

Religion & Spirituality

Rousseau, Richard

Religious Studies

Christianity and the Religions of the East: Models for a Dynamic Relationship : Modern Theological Themes: 2

<p><div>Chapter One: Christians and Jews: Along a Theological Frontier, by A. Roy Eckhardt<br /> Chapter Two: What Do We Really Think of Judaism, by Philip Culbertson<br /> Chapter Three:&nbsp; Probing the Jewish-Christian Reality, by Paul M. Van Buren<br /> Chapter Four:&nbsp; Fulfillment Theology and the Future of Jewish-Christian Relations, by Isaac C. Rottenberg<br /> Chapter Five:&nbsp; The Continuing Need for Judaism, by John Shelby Spong<br /> Chapter Six:&nbsp; The Uniqueness and Universality of the Holocaust, by Michael Berenbaum<br /> Chapter Seven:&nbsp; The Holocaust: Its Implications for the Church and Society Problematic, by John T. Pawlikowski<br /> Chapter Eight:&nbsp; Evangelical Christians and Holocaust Theology, by Stephen T. Davis<br /> Chapter Nine:&nbsp; The Impact of the Christian-Jewish Dialogue on Biblical Studies, by Eugene J. Fisher<br /> Chapter Ten:&nbsp; Anti-Semitism and the Christologies of Barth, Berkouwer and Pannenberg, by Eugene B. Borowitz<br /> Chapter Eleven:&nbsp; Christ Against the Jews:&nbsp; A Review of Jon Sobrino's Christology<br /> Chapter Twelve:&nbsp; A Decade of Catholic-Jewish Relations: A Reassessment, by Henry Siegman<br /> Chapter Thirteen:&nbsp; A Response to Henry Siegman, by Edward H. Flannery<br /> Chapter Fourteen:&nbsp; Judaism and Christianity:&nbsp; A Theology of Co-existence, by Harold H Ditmanson<br /> Chapter Fifteen:&nbsp; Toward a New Relationship Between Christians and Jews, by David Cairns</div></p>

Christianity and Judaism: The Deepening Dialogue (Mlkam-Screen Arts and New Media Aesthetics)

Christianity and Islam focuses on the infra-structural or basic issues in the relationship between Christianity and Islam.

Christianity and Islam: The Struggling Dialogue (Modern Theological Themes)

Augustine Baker's Inner Light: A Study in English Recusant Spirituality (Mlkam-Screen Arts and New Media Aesthetics)

Gaffney, James

Christian Books & Bibles

Lee J. Williames views Anton Chekhov as a change agent and iconoclast in a manner similar to Zola and Darwin.  This study shows that Chekhov was deeply influenced by the scientific method, that he was objective in his representations and that he carefully chose what he wrote about.  It was his intention to explode stereotypes by clearly and objectively stating the problems of Russian society in his stories.  He felt that his readers would be moved to accomplish change through individual initiative if they saw clearly what the problems were in RussiaTo demonstrate these points, this work presents an intellectual biography of Chekhov and then examines the objectivity and validity of his views on Russian society.

Anton Chekhov: The Iconoclast

Literature & Fiction

Williames, Lee J.

Dramas & Plays

A collection of essays that examines the institutions, curricula, and personnel of American higher education from the perspective of Eastern Orthodox Christianity. The first set of essays focuses upon the institutional framework of higher learning; the curriculum is the central theme of the second; the last set is concerned with the educated person's role in and out of the academy.

Higher Learning and Orthodox Christianity

Counelis, James

Divine Subjectivity is an in-depth examination of Hegel's theory of God as a dialectical movement of divine subjectivity.

Divine Subjectivity: Understanding Hegel's Philosophy of Religion

Politics & Social Sciences

Schlitt O.M.I., Dale M.

Philosophy

Introduction to Eastern Christian Spirituality: The Syriac Tradition introduces some of the major writers and ascetics of the Syriac world, that region of the Middle East that was the home of the Syriac language and culture.  Although it is an area rich in thought and tradition, the Syriac world has not been studied extensively in English and is little known by the general public.  This work is a modest introduction to a very abundant and complex heritage.

Introduction to Eastern Christian Spirituality: The Syriac Tradition

Beggiani, Chorbishop Seely

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