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Perloff's memoir of her career in the theater offers a provocative, passionate and deeply personal view of theater's role today.

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(Paperback)

Shulman spent several years traveling across the country talking to those living on low wages. In writing "The Betrayal of Work, " she provides the fullest portrait of America's working poor. Following in the footsteps of Barbara Ehrenreich's bestselling "Nickel and Dimed, " this is sure to be one of the most talked about public policy books of the year.

(Hardback)

Over 35 million Americans work full time but do not make a living. As processors, carers and data entry keyers, they have lower living standards than similar workers in other industrial nations. Beth Shulman travelled across America, talking to low-wage workers and here tells their moving stories.

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Most business leaders can take only so much pressure before their performance slides. Yet some CEOs deliver their greatest successes when times get toughest. This title reveals their secrets. It draws on interviews with 150 CEOs from an array of industries.

(Paperback, New edition)

..".beautiful, unusual pieces. Romtvedt strips his voice to only that which he can say with certainty."--Sharon Doubiago

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The essays in this collection reflect on the experience of the crisis in Greece and its political implications for the whole world.

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(Hardback)

Is your talent strategy a unique competitive advantage This book shows how organizations can uncover talent contributions, strategically differentiate their HR practices and metrics, and optimally allocate talent to create value.

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More than twenty years after the collapse of the Berlin Wall and the disappearance of Marxism as a (supposed) state ideology, this peer-reviewed book series attempts to meet the need for a serious and long-term Marxist book publishing program by releasing original monographs, newly translated texts, and reprints of "classics".

(Hardback)

We know companies are awash in data; and we know mining and using this data in the right way can turn a mediocre company into a winning one. So how, as a leader, do you make that happen This book gives managers a concise, nontechnical overview of big data and explains how to exploit the new opportunities it creates.

(Hardback)

Shows how to bring bold thinking into your business by sourcing big ideas and executing them creatively. This book helps overcome institutionalized 'small think' - the inertia, the narrow-mindedness, and the aversion to risk that block true innovation.

(Hardback)

For all their famed "disruption" of the economy, Big Tech has huge platform power quite familiar from capitalists of the past.

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(Hardback)

The world's leading chocolate taster shares his wild ride to attain the most envied job, and explains his warning heard around the world: that we might soon run out of chocolate.

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Ivan Fallon's critically acclaimed account of Lloyds TSB's doomed takeover of HBOS at the height of the economic crash.

(Hardback)

Black Horse Ride tells the inside story of what really occurred in the aftermath of the crash of Lehman Brothers, perhaps the worst single day in banking history.

(Paperback, 2nd Revised edition)

Blacklisted tells the explosive story of the illegal strategies used by transnational construction companies to deny union activists work.

(Hardback)

An easy-to-read, illustrated guidebook to help you understand the complex world of Blockchain technology.

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(Hardback)

Reveals how the spread of connectivity and common standards is redefining the information channels that link businesses with their customers, suppliers, and employees. It expands the concepts explored in the "Harvard Business Review" article, "Strategy and the New Economics of Information" and, presents a guide for applying them.

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You will learn about: -Why and how you want to grow - How to measure growth - How to spot growth opportunities -How to eliminate your mental clutter -How to look past the obvious and -How to ask yourself "What else is possible"