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Yurope! Hillary's Invasion
In Yurope! Hillary's Invasion, aka Yurope: the American Invasion, Thomas D. is the last self sufficient man in America. The illiterate masses of humanoid gelatin surround him on their government assigned wheel chairs and clap rapturously as more and more of their freedoms are taken away in the pursuit of comfort. The first female American president, Hillary Clinton, is elected. At the same time, a mysterious stranger named Kuzen calls upon Thomas to liberate the country of Ungland. Supposedly, Thomas has a relation to Ungland's wicked king. Thomas's journey through New Something, England, France, Germany, and Poland to Ungland and the American invasion that follows him will change the course...
Yurope Online Communications
Profiles Yurope Online Communications, an Internet service provider in Cupertino, California. Notes that the company has provided content and connectivity for countries of former Yugoslavia. Discusses the company's services, including electronic commerce and Web site design.
Barack's Apocalypse
What if Trayvon Martin survived and George Zimmerman died in his place? What if President Barack Obama accidentally transformed African Americans into horrific Lovecraftian abominations while trying to make them all light skinned? Trayvon Martin, Michael Brown, President Barack Obama, Jesse Jackson and dozens of other real life pillars of black community meet and clash in this satirical epic by the author of Yurope: Hillary's Invasion.
Sexuality and Gender in Postcommunist Eastern Europe and Russia
Important new findings on sex and gender in the former Soviet Bloc! Sexuality and Gender in Postcommunist Eastern Europe and Russia is a groundbreaking look at the new sexual reality in Central, Eastern, and Southeast Europe after the fall of communism. The book presents the kind of candid discussion of sexual identities, sexual politics, and gender arrangements that was often censored and rarely discussed openly before the breakup of the Soviet Union in 1987. Authors from a variety of disciplines examine how the changes caused by rapid economic and social transformation have affected human sexuality and if those changes can generate the social tolerance necessary to produce a well-rooted de...
War and Peace
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Split in Two
From the author of Yurope! Hillary's Invasion and Yurope 2: Barack's Apocalypse, comes a surreal mystery set in the rainy town of Voorhees. In his seclusion, Jonathan has built a world for himself, from himself. Whether his wife has vanished, or if another person has taken her place, he can no longer tell. Whether the seductive shadow he follows leads towards paradise or ruin, John is too exhausted to care. Split in Two mixes horror with tragedy and challenges the concept of identity; not only of one's loved one's, but also of one's self.
How to Conquer the World
Management consultant, author, and Web master Garrett Wasny provides an annotated listing of over 8,000 international trade resources for businesspeople searching for global customers, partners, and suppliers on the World Wide Web. Organized into ten chapters covering geographic markets and global business functions and covering some 230 countries and territories, the volume provides relevant tips on Internet use and appendices offering a variety of resources on identifying useful associates, drafting initial correspondence, tracking information, and troubleshooting.
War & Peace
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Dismembering the State
P. H. Liotta's previous book, The Wreckage Reconsidered, was acclaimed as a tour de force of scholarship. In Dismembering the State, Liotta continues to challenge numerous assumptions about the disintegration of Yugoslavia. His research uses an "ecological," or holistic, perspective to address interwoven questions such as the role of military intervention as coercive diplomacy, the use of chaos as a strategy against America's and NATO's technological military predominance, and the influence of post-Cold War European democratic and economic reforms. This book considers how a host of factors, from 1991 to 1999, combined to contribute significantly to both the disintegration of the nation-state and to the continued instability of the present states of the former Yugoslavia. Of interest to both scholars and sophisticated lay readers, Liotta has fashioned a scholarly assessment of this timely and complex topic that promises to be as innovative as it is erudite.
