A compelling analysis of violence and our society from a theoretical and historical approach. The book purposefully adopts an interdisciplinary stance and will appeal to upper-level students and academics in criminology, sociology, psychology and other related disciplines.
Giving an account of globalization, this work develops two themes. It first looks at globalization as an outcome of structural and cultural processes that manifest in different ways in economy, politics, culture and organizations. It then explores globalization as sustained and created by the everyday actions of people and institutions.
"Emergency Care" is a comprehensive EMT training resource, updated to align with the latest research and 2015 AHA guidelines. It integrates scientific principles and critical-thinking features to help students excel in emergency medical services. The text also offers MyBRADYLab for enhanced learning and assessment.
Learning to fly a single-engine, general aviation aircraft is a challenging and rewarding endeavor. In todays airspace, there is much more to flying an airplane than physically controlling the airplane such as weather, navigation, communications, planning and emergency procedures. This book describes the authors journey from ground zero to the Private Pilot certification. The author shares his experiences in learning the basics, the first solo flight, cross country flights and passing the written, oral and flight examinations required by the Federal Aviation Administration.If you are interested in learning to fly, this book will help you understand what to expect. If you are a current student pilot, you can measure your progress against the authors. Flight Instructors and certificated pilots will recall their early days of primary training with fondness.