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The End
This Anthology "The End' compiled by Mohd Ghazali and Firdous Fatima under JEC Publication. It is a representative of the ethos and aspirations of the students and teachers of all over the world.Its about the concept on how people deal with things and how they end it; either they end up being happy, sad, distressed, accept what is destined, change what is destined etc.This book encompasses a plethora of ideas from creative writers across the globe.The book is exactly about different allucinating thoughts of various authors compiled under one roof.We are thankful to all the co authors who have sent their articles and poems. We fervently hope that this Anthology will give its readers novel insights and interesting facts. We are hopeful that this Anthology will prove to be a torch bearer for budding pens and help unleashing their knowledge and creativity. Regards: Firdous Fatima and Mohd Ghazali
THE LOVE AND SEEK Stories
The Love and Seek Stories is a collection of four short stories. The protagonist in each of the stories tussles with their relationships in life. Each of them has a past that hounds them back into their present. Kunal, a regular family man was leading a pretty happy life, when all of a sudden; a single day changed his life forever. Life turns strange and nasty when you expect the least. That’s what a work related travel did to him. Will he survive the situation? Manjhari was happily enjoying her single status, after having decided not to marry for life. Her past relationships had left no room for any new one to bloom. But then circumstances lead her to marry a man who had a lustrous career...
Terrorism: International Case Law Reporter 2008 Volume I
Terrorism: International Case Law Reporter is an annual collection of the most important cases in security law from around the world. Handpicked and introduced by internationally renowned terrorism scholar Michael Newton and by a distinguished board of experts from around the world, the cases in this series cover topics as diverse as human rights, immigration, freedom of speech, and organizational status. For scholars, students, and practitioners seeking an authoritative and comprehensive resource for research into security law jurisprudence, this unique series serves that specialized purpose like none other on the market. With the 2008 edition of Terrorism: International Case Law Reporter, ...
Exporting the Bomb
In a vitally important book for anyone interested in nuclear proliferation, defense strategy, or international security, Matthew Kroenig points out that nearly every country with a nuclear weapons arsenal received substantial help at some point from a more advanced nuclear state. Why do some countries help others to develop nuclear weapons? Many analysts assume that nuclear transfers are driven by economic considerations. States in dire economic need, they suggest, export sensitive nuclear materials and technology—and ignore the security risk—in a desperate search for hard currency. Kroenig challenges this conventional wisdom. He finds that state decisions to provide sensitive nuclear as...
Tiger Season
Sunaina Joshi is a reporter with a leading news channel. Her day-to-day work involves reporting on urban-centric, health-related issues; myriad subjects that bore her, leaving her jaded. Her real passion is a life in the great outdoors, and reporting on wildlife and the environment, something she is unable to do as often as she would like. Unexpectedly, a fabulous opportunity falls into her lap when her channel is commissioned to run a campaign on tiger conservation, featuring a Bollywood star who is trying to resurrect his image and career following a drug scandal. The shoot takes a dramatic turn when the television team finds itself in the middle of a local conflict and a heated incident involving a tiger attacking a forest guard. Controversy follows, with the decision to relocate the tiger to a zoo, leading to protests and fresh outrage over the action. To Sunaina's dismay, she finds herself becoming the epicentre of the converging controversies. Also complicating matters are the run-ins she has with the arrogant owner of the resort. But is her aggravation with him turning to attraction? Can she keep her wits about her while remaining professional about the things she loves?
Sunrise
This book is all about the journey we travel throughout the life. There are moments of fun, care, love , departure, etc. These stages of life make a blend of happiness and sorrow in the life of a person. These are the part and parcel of the life of an individual. These moments are like the black hole in the universe as the more we try to get away from it the more closer it comes to us. The better way to give a response to this stimuli is to be affirmative in all phases of life. These are the storms which make a person strong. We cry for the copious hours in seclusion, we yearn for those things which can seldom come true and we incline for those people who are not meant for us. These are the ...
Commerce in Post COVID Era
PREFACE Welcome to "Commerce in the Post-COVID Era." In this book, we explore the profound impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on the world of commerce and discuss how businesses and individuals have adapted to the new normal. As authors, we believe it is essential to understand the lessons learned from this unprecedented crisis and provide insights to help shape the future of commerce. The COVID-19 pandemic has affected every aspect of our lives, including how we conduct business, purchase goods/ services and interact with one another. The sudden and widespread lockdowns, social distancing measures and the shift to remote work have forced businesses to rethink their strategies, adopt innovative...
America's Irresistible Attraction
Part travelogue and part memoire, John S. Dinga's newest book is a sequel to Navigating the Contradictions of America and explores disparities between America's past and present, from the perspective of an immigrant. Featuring characters both real and fictional, Dinga shares his observations about the realities of making a new life in a new country, with an occasional flashback to the former home. The desire to immigrate to America is one shared by people all over the world, people who are often unaware of what it takes to thrive in a competitive, capitalist world where nothing is the same as before. Settling down in a new environment and navigating the politics and stresses of finding a job...
Bio-organic Amendments for Heavy Metal Remediation
Bio-organic Amendments for Heavy Metal Remediation: Water, soil and plant focuses on these core continuum media to explore remediation options using microbial, organic and combined approached. A volume in the Plant Biology, Sustainability and Climate Change series, this book offers a comprehensive view of techniques and approaches for addressing contamination by heavy metals.As anthropogenic activities increasingly negatively impact natural resources, there has been significant disturbance of water, soil, and plant continuum due to the accumulation of heavy metals. The bioaccumulation of heavy metals in the food chain could pose life-threatening effects on plants as well as humans, and there...
A Road Unforeseen
A secular feminist army courageously challenges the Islamic State In war-torn northern Syria, a democratic society—based on secularism, ethnic inclusiveness, and gender equality—has won significant victories against the Islamic State, or Daesh, with women on the front lines as fierce warriors and leaders. A Road Unforeseen recounts the dramatic, underreported history of the Rojava Kurds, whose all-women militia was instrumental in the perilous mountaintop rescue of tens of thousands of civilians besieged in Iraq. Up to that point, the Islamic State had seemed invincible. Yet these women helped vanquish them, bringing the first half of the refugees to safety within twenty-four hours. Who are the revolutionary women of Rojava and what lessons can we learn from their heroic story? How does their political philosophy differ from that of Iraqi Kurdistan, the Islamic State, and Turkey? And will the politics of the twenty-first century be shaped by the opposition between these political models?
