Ian Marshall Livres

The world's bestselling cricket annual. The indispensable pocket guide to the cricket season.

Although this is essentially a very simple subject, it can be used to make the most basic of forms to the most complex. This broad approach to slab work shows a wide variety of building methods and shows the work of many high- profile makers in this area.

The world's bestselling cricket annual. The indispensable pocket guide to the cricket season.

By integrating composition and rhetoric with critical whiteness studies, the authors explore how whiteness and racism persist in higher education. They analyze the impact of racism on literacy practices and the rhetoric that upholds white privilege, addressing themes like emotional ties to whiteness and the influence of personal narratives on racial identities. Through alternating chapters, Ryden and Marshall engage in a dialogue that reveals the complexities of teaching English in a racially charged environment, urging educators to critically examine the role of whiteness in their practices.

The world's bestselling cricket annual. The indispensable pocket guide to the cricket season.

The official story of the famous team of young players - featuring Beckham, Butt, Giggs, Neville and Scholes - that transformed Manchester United.

The book intertwines hiking narratives with thoughtful analyses of literary works associated with the Appalachian Trail, covering a geographical span from Georgia to Maine. It explores the trail's rich literary history over three centuries, offering insights into how nature and literature intersect in this iconic landscape. Through personal experiences and literary reflections, the author creates a unique tapestry that highlights the significance of the trail in both adventure and storytelling.

Do you feel as if something is missing from your life? Is there a void? A lack of meaning?

The narrative explores the impact of Confederate raiders during the Civil War, which drew significant attention from major powers like France, Russia, and Britain. Over the next fifty years, the threat posed by these raiders influenced the evolution of naval warfare, particularly the development of steel-built protected cruisers designed to safeguard global commerce. Various nations engaged in creating cruisers, either to enhance their offensive capabilities or to ensure the protection of their trade routes.

In their new book Danah Zohar and Ian Marshall envisage two scenarios. The first is business as we know it today - all short-term interest, short-term gain, isolationist thinking, with the material bottom line as king. The second envisages a business culture driven by fundamental values and a deep sense of purpose in which wealth is accumulated to generate a decent profit while acting to raise the common good. The emphasis is on 'stake-holder value', where stake-holders include the human race, present and future, and the planet itself. These are the values of Spiritual Capital. The crucial question, which Zohar and Marshall address, is: How we can move from one scenario to the other? They show how we need to consider three types of capital to make the leap. Rational intelligence (IQ) and Emotional Intelligence (EQ) are needed to diagnose the current state, and then the twelve qualities of Spiritual Intelligence (SQ) can be used to bring about the final transformation. The ultimate goal is sustainable capitalism within a framework of a more meaningful working life.