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Customer Reviews and Description This book is an excellent source for research. It is well written and easy to understand. I purchased the book from Amazon as a text for my Masters program. It was about $12 less than other sites. The book doesn't disappoint. Highly recommended for fans of leadership and organizational change. One of the best leadership books I have ever read.
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Customer Reviews and Description I used Rachel's text for my students in an undergraduate course in Ethics, and was extremely disappointed and frustrated. Rachels freely promotes his own political views and concerns in a way that severely curtails effective classroom discussion.
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Customer Reviews and Description I used Rachel's text for my students in an undergraduate course in Ethics, and was extremely disappointed and frustrated. Rachels freely promotes his own political views and concerns in a way that severely curtails effective classroom discussion.
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Customer Reviews and Description This book is a staple for anyone looking to connect the dots between tangible shareholder value and intangible assets. In our work at ThinkShed we often see companies struggling to make the connection between culture (as a metaphor and measure of their operating model) and the direct impact it can have on shareholder value.Read More
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Customer Reviews and Description This is essentially a comic book, yet it is able to communicate the fundamental laws of physics taught in an introductory high school physics course and some taught in college such as relativity. Overall, the book is enjoyable and humorous. However, the constraints of actually teaching the material through the drawings do impose on the humor sometimes. The book is accurate, as far as I can tell, and allows one to gain some understanding on how things work, from how the tides come about, to the motion of a gyroscope, to the Theory ... Read MoreRead Reviews and Description
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Customer Reviews and Description I was very surprised to learn that there are many free ways to promote your business online. This is a must have resource for all business owners to use. I would recommend this book to all of my friends.
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Customer Reviews and Description I'm sure to buy this book today. I have the "Weather for Dummies" book, and if that is any indication, you simply can not go wrong with this book. The "Dummies" books are always filled with in depth information. I couldn't believe the amount of information the books hold. This book is definately a safe bet.
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Customer Reviews and Description No one has found a pacemaker for brain. It is clear that functioning humans have well coordinated neural activity, but there is nothing remotely like a fundamental oscillator keeping the whole place synchronized. Strogatz seems to think he has found it in math. The pacemaker is a naturally emerging spiral oscillation which emerges from quantum level affinity rules. To demonstrate this, we start with quantum synchrony and the resultant oscillators. Lumping groups of quantum oscillators (Josephson arrays) together produces even stranger ... Read MoreRead Reviews and Description
