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Five Star Fraud
"Neil and Bridget Landers relocate to Charlotte, North Carolina, for work. Quickly Neil learns the affable, generous CEO that recruited him is vindictive and capriciously assigns blame and punishes employees for minor infractions. Neil keeps a low profile until he clashes with the boss' son over exaggerated marketing claims. Reluctantly, Neil blows the whistle. This triggers a battle to save his reputation, his marriage, and his life"--P. [4] of cover.
Don't Invite Dinosaurs to Dinner
Dinosaurs really are dreadful dinner guests. And at football they never win. Ballet lessons are a bust but play time is where your average dino really comes into his own... . A riotous Cretaceously proportioned romp with a delightful conclusion.
Political Marketing and British Political Parties
Demonstrates how British political parties have begun to use comprehensive political marketing in order to gain electoral success. They conduct focus groups and opinion polls in an attempt to elicit what voters want from them and then try to adjust their behaviors accordingly...
The Collected Neil the Horse
The world's only musical comic book, originally published by Aardvark/ Vanaheim in the 1980s, now collected for the first time.
East Central European Politics Today
This is the first truly comparative volume to be written about the problems faced by the former East European bloc countries during the first 6 years of their transition. The author has lived and worked in the region throughout this whole period.
The Civil Service in Britain Today
An up-to-date look at the British Home Civil Service. The book considers the Service at the end of a period of reform which began in the 1980s, asking questions concerning the degree of politicization within it during the Next Steps and other reform programmes.
Dublin
Dublin is a city with international appeal, one of only a handful of cities that can rely on its name and its fame - but that fame is unique, as it is based almost exclusively on cultural output. Ask anyone tocome up with images of Dublin and the results flood in: Molly, Malone, a cold pint of Guinness, a late-night trad session. Neil Hegarty examines the legacy of Dublin's 'cultural capital' to bring the city, and its people, to vivid life.
German politics today
A comprehensive overview of the structures and influences of politics in Germany, which covers both historical and recent events
