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Why We Eat Food
Author(s): Tara Scully
Why do we eat food? While you are grabbing a bite to eat, you probably are not asking yourself this question. But we hope that after reading this book, you will think about it more often and appreciate your body’s relationship to food. This book examines the concepts of what your food is, how your b...
Climate Change in History: A Geotheological Perspective
Author(s): Barry Vann
Historical evidence from the Near East points to a rich reservoir of climate information. For instance, King Herod of Judea built a fortress and two palaces on a lofty plateau called Masada. The high plateau overlooks the Dead Sea from the eastern edge of the Judean Desert. During Herod’s time, clim...
The Criminal Justice System: Theory, Research, and Practice
Author(s): Melchor de Guzman, Maryann Stone White
The Criminal Justice System: Theory, Research, and Practice exposes students to the whole gamut of the business of administering justice in society. This book intends to serve as a comprehensive introduction to criminal justice. The objective is simply to provide an awareness of the issues of crime ...
World Regional Geography
Author(s): Brian Cooper
World Regional Geography includes a text and guide. Guide for World Regional Geography is a valuable resource that presents a region in each chapter. Each of the bolded locations within that region may contain important concepts and information in three categories: Key Terms, Key Places, and Key In...
Getting Started in Health Care Public Relations
Author(s): GLORIA BARONE ROSANIO
Getting Started in Health Care Public Relations serves as a beginner’s guide for those who are interested in entering the profession, providing a sense of the challenges, best practices and issues that shape the field today. The book offers a look at some of the trends shifting the communication env...
Human Trafficking and How It Violates Human Rights
By: SELENA M. RESPASS, Elizabeth Sanchez, Josefina G. Quintero
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Human Trafficking and How It Violates Human Rights
Author(s): SELENA M. RESPASS, Elizabeth Sanchez, Josefina G. Quintero
Human Trafficking and How It Violates Human Rights is an innovative and different approach to understanding how human trafficking violates many of our inalienable human rights. It serves as a practical resource of information that explains the intimate relationship that human trafficking has wit...
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