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Author(s): Regina M Williams Davis, Temeka L Carter, Robin N Buckrham
This text serves as a springboard for learning and a roadmap to help readers create a knowledge of what it means to be African American in this country. Each section of this book provides basic concepts and ideas for the reader to actively participate in the learning process by researching, writing, dialogue, and experience.
Author(s): Kathryn Raign, Heather Huggett
Writing for Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology is a student-friendly text breaking down scientific, professional, and technical writing in two parts: Preparing to Write and Reasons for Writing.
Writing for Results: An Introduction to Writing in the Real World of Science and Technology:
Author(s): Jennifer M. Bonds-Raacke, John D. Raacke
There are a myriad of research methods in psychology textbooks available...
However, few, if any, of the textbooks approach the research methods course with the purpose of preparing students to become educated consumers of research. Consequently, there is a large gap in the market between the textbooks that are available and this instructional methodology that many professors utilize. Research Methods: Are You Equipped? prepares students to become educated consumers of research.
Author(s): Frank Cavico, Bahaudin Mujtaba
The law is everywhere; almost all human activity is affected by it. In the business world, when contemplating a business transaction or a decision, a manager not only must consider the physical, financial, personnel, and managerial aspects of a decision, but also its legal ramifications.
The main purpose of Legal Challenges for the Global Manager and Entrepreneur is to introduce the reader to the fundamental principles of the laws regulating business, as well as their practical application in a modern global business and entrepreneurial environment.
