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Adventuring
Think of the most amazing adventure story you have ever heard about, read about, or watched on film. How did it make you feel? Probably excited and inspired and possibly a bit envious, and yearning for more adventure in your own life. It happens to all of us. And too often we dismiss the thought out-of-hand. After all, isnt adventure reserved for the talented, the young, the strong? Author John Hook says: No! Adventure is available right now to all of us, regardless of our age or physical limitations. He makes his point by broadening the definition of adventure to include the pursuit of any goal that may be beyond ones reach. The goal can be physical, intellectual, emotional, or even spiritual. He then validates his concept with a host of fascinating true stories of adventures of all types. The authors goal: To extend your thinking of possible adventures for yourself and inspire you to never give up the search for new adventures. Bottom line: If the prospect of a richer, more exciting life appeals to you, read this book!
Roads to Reason
Hartwig views the Columbian Ministry of Public Works, applying a theoretical model of rationality and responsibility to view how policy failures were caused by faulty definitions of problems and mistaken approaches in building Andean Highways from 1922-1974. This book will interest those involved in policy administration, organization theory, and policy planning in both developed and developing countries.
CONCEPTS THAT SHAPE POLITICS AND GOVERNMENT IN CAMEROON
In this book, the reader is introduced to the concepts of politics, government, political theory and political culture with reference to Cameroon. Defined as human activity concerned with controversies over public questions and the resolution of those controversies, politics is concerned with the affairs of government and because government action deeply affects us, we take a lively interest in what governments do. We form associations and organize campaigns to articulate our demands. We negotiate with others and try to shape the goals that governments pursue. When we disagree with the policies of the government, we protest and organize demonstration to persuade our governments to change the...
