Focusing on environmental politics, this textbook serves as a crucial resource for undergraduates. It offers comprehensive insights into the field, equipping students with the knowledge and analytical skills necessary to understand and engage with contemporary environmental issues.
Focusing on a whole-school approach, this book presents a comprehensive framework designed to enhance teaching and learning by prioritizing student needs. It addresses key elements such as school vision, teacher development, assessment methods, and classroom practices, ensuring that all students can exceed their expectations. The emphasis on school culture and effective leadership further supports the creation of a sustainable educational model.
Exploring the journey of self-discovery and inner peace, this book delves into the nature of happiness and the importance of mindfulness. Through personal anecdotes and philosophical insights, it encourages readers to embrace their emotions and cultivate gratitude. The narrative emphasizes that true contentment comes from within, urging a shift in perspective to find joy in everyday experiences. With practical exercises and reflective prompts, it serves as a guide for those seeking to enhance their emotional well-being and live more fulfilling lives.
The book explores the qualities of dedicated and compassionate leaders who are essential for achieving outstanding results within an organization. It emphasizes the importance of commitment and competence in leadership roles, showcasing how effective leadership can transform organizational dynamics and drive success. Through practical insights and strategies, it inspires readers to cultivate these traits and foster a results-oriented culture.
This book presents the solution of a long-standing problem concerning the stable module category (of not necessarily finite dimensional representations) of a finite group. The proof draws on commutative algebra, cohomology of groups and stable homotopy theory.
A study of ancient Rome as a prominent topic in the works of Middle English poets. Discusses how each these poets conceives of ancient Rome and Romans, both pagan and Christian, and why it matters to their work. Includes the works of Gower, Chaucer, Langland, and Lydgate.