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180 is a self-empowerment system that never fails. This 90-Day Program guarantees to stop what has been stopping you from living your life as you once dreamt it might be. This book contains practical methods that have been put to use by thousands of successful achievers in every walk of life. An inspiring insight or empowering chunk of knowledge is offered on every full-spread page of this book; information that is explained in a way that enables the reader to put it to good use in his or her daily affairs.If you are ready for change, you will recognize a fresh, new tip at least once each day, a tip that if you use it, will literally sweep you into a new attitude and state of mind that makes achieving your aspirations a reality rather than just a dream. This is a success system that always works.

Challenging conventional wisdom, this book offers a comprehensive overview of youth studies, examining the positions and opportunities available to young people today. It presents various perspectives that encourage a re-evaluation of how society views and engages with youth, promoting a deeper understanding of their unique challenges and potential.

Focusing on green criminology, this book integrates insights from environmental studies, sociology, management, criminology, and socio-legal studies. It offers a systematic analysis of critical issues related to environmental crime and the impact of human behavior on ecological systems. By examining the intersection of these disciplines, it highlights the complexities and challenges in addressing environmental harm and promotes a deeper understanding of the societal implications of ecological degradation.

The book offers a critical examination of environmental harm through an eco-justice lens, questioning traditional criminological definitions. It provides a systematic discussion enriched with diverse examples and illustrations from various national contexts, highlighting the complexities and nuances of environmental issues and their impacts on justice.

Rob White, an accomplished editor and author, explores the intersections of psychoanalysis and cinema in his works. His notable titles include an analysis of Freud's concepts related to memory and mourning, as well as a detailed study of the classic film "The Third Man." White's insights delve into the psychological dimensions of film, offering readers a rich understanding of how these themes resonate within cinematic narratives.

Attempts to create a greener capitalism have failed and the world stands on the edge of a climate and ecological catastrophe. This book maps out a fresh direction - based on a democratic social, economic and sustainable ecological transformation in the interests of the global majority - and demonstrates precisely how this can be achieved.

Focusing on eco-global criminology, the book explores pressing global issues like pollution, wildlife crimes, and climate change. It delves into the conceptualization of environmental harm and examines how local environmental challenges have global implications. This comprehensive introduction offers a thorough overview of the concerns and discussions surrounding environmental crime, making it a vital resource for understanding the intersection of ecology and criminal justice.

Exploring the complex legacy of Ulysses S. Grant, this volume compiles diverse British press commentary, showcasing a spectrum of opinions from serious editorial pieces to humorous satirical verses. It offers a unique perspective on the 18th President, reflecting the varied views held by the British during his presidency. This collection serves as a valuable resource for historians and general readers alike, illuminating the enigmatic nature of Grant through the lens of contemporary British sentiment.

Exploring the dynamics of crime in outer space, this groundbreaking work examines various forms of transgression, from elite power struggles to everyday conflicts among individuals in space environments. It delves into the implications of human expansion beyond Earth and considers how traditional concepts of crime and justice apply in extraterrestrial contexts. This book is a vital resource for those interested in the intersection of space exploration, law, and criminal justice.

The narrative centers on the concept of innate talent and creativity, portraying the reader as a Maestro capable of transforming dreams into reality. It explores the journey of self-discovery and empowerment, encouraging individuals to harness their unique abilities and passions. Through guidance and inspiration, the book aims to help readers recognize their potential and master their craft, ultimately leading to personal and professional fulfillment.