EDITORIAL Editor’s Note (Faisal M. Arain) 1. Modelling and Applications Issues in a Simulation Game for Teaching Construction Project Management (Saad Al-Jibouri and Mick Mawdesley) 2. Consultants’ View Towards the Performance of Construction Projects in Palestine (Adnan Enshassi, Abdul-Rashid Abdul-Aziz and Saleh Abushaban) 3. Encouraging Innovations at the Organizational Level: An Application of Knowledge Based […]
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Educational Leadership: Perspectives, Management and Challenges
Enmeshed in unprecedented social change, leaders of educational institutions at all levels are grappling with the demands and uncertainties of the 21st century. The challenges of educational leadership bring to the fore questions about leadership and inevitably questions about the nature and purpose of education itself. For example, ‘What is successful educational leadership?’. ‘What […]
New Delhi Book Fair (4th to 12th of January 2020)
We directly participated in New Delhi World Book Fair 2020 (4th- 12th January). Bigger and better than earlier editions, the NDWBF (New Delhi World Book Fair) today has emerged as one of the premier events in the book world. The distinctive feature of NDWBF and what makes it stand apart from similar such big book […]
Global South: Searching for a Suitable Macroeconomic Model
For a link to the review, please click here. The New York based Nova Science Publishers has published a collection of works, Macroeconomic Policies in Countries of the Global South, which was compiled by the Dialogue of Civilizations Research Institute and prominent scientists from Russia, Germany, Switzerland, Brazil, Australia, and the Philippines. Some of the […]
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“Diarrhea, whose morbidity is still a non-solved problem, still creates a great deal of anxiety among parents who look for something to stop the disease as quickly as possible. Racecadotril fulfills all the characteristics that an ideal antidiarrheal drug should have, as described by Dr. Robert Edelman in 1985, when adequate antidiarrheal drugs were not […]
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“This book is unique in the field of Quantum Mechanics and its applications. It is really different from others. It is comprehensive and written with an attractive personal style. In particular, key issues related to Quasi-Classical Quantum Mechanics are treated with rigor and mathematical elegance (consider the roots of Quantum Mechanics). Subjects as wave functions, […]
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The Last Farewell Embrace: Spirituality, Near-Death Experiences, and Other Extraordinary Events among Nurses “For nurses, doctors, and other medical practitioners this book is a ‘must-read’. Those who have faced a confrontation with death and the grieving process firsthand will also find this book well worth the time. Finally, anyone with a general interest in transpersonal […]
Why 40%-80% of Chronic Pain Patients are Misdiagnosed and What to Do About It
Why 40%-80% of Chronic Pain Patients Are Misdiagnosed and How to Correct That Patient Compliment Letters Comments on Indian Lectures Trial Lawyer Dick Cranwell Nelson Hendler’s newest book does an excellent job at explaining why so many people today remain confused about why they still have chronic pain after visiting so many doctors. Hendler, a […]
New Book Review
“Moral Development and Behavior: New Research should be on every sport pedagogist’s, coach’s, and teacher’s bookshelf; but, more importantly, should be internalized and laid on the hearts of anyone who is an influential catalyst in the social and moral development of others. The research provided in this book lays the foundation for moral development and […]
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An In Depth Look at Hungary
“This book continues the traditions of this series and approaches some socio-economic and historical aspects Hungary’s development. The book consists of four chapters, which were written altogether by twelve contributors.” READ MORE… – Dániel Szilágyi, Regional Analyst, Hungarian Central Statistical Office, Budapest, Hungary
Negotiation and Decision Making In Mergers and Acquisitions. Intercultural Due Diligence
“Effective leaders must know how to negotiate. This intriguing book by Dr. Iulian Warter is a must read for any executive involved in negotiating mergers or acquisitions.” – Hershey H. Friedman, Professor, PhD, Department of Business Management, City University of New York, USA “The need to be precise about what defines a merger and what […]
Can Biofuels Alleviate the Energy and Environmental Crisis?
“I have no hesitation in endorsing the publication of this book. I strongly encourage and recommend the students, academicians, scientists, regulatory, and policymakers to glean through the adaptable solutions the authors have provided for the major problems (climate change and energy crisis) the world is facing currently…” – John HT Luong, Walton Fellow and Professor, […]
Sensory Integration: Development, Disorders and Treatment
“The book is intended for teachers, parents and sensory integration therapists. In an accessible, professional way, the author explains what the disturbances of sensory integration involve, what they relate to and how they manifest themselves. In the book we find a description of not only sensory integration methods, a description of sensory integration dysfunctions in […]
The Power to Care: Effects of Power in Intimate Relationships
“Written with wit and elegance, Erez Zverling provides an impressive scholarly overview of the effects power can have on people in various domains, from intimate relationships to society at large. Using beautiful examples, the author shows that power affects us in both negative and sometimes surprisingly positive ways. This book will give the reader a […]
Basilar Artery: A Clinical Review (2 Volume Set)
“Patients with pathology involving the basilar artery are some of the most desperate in all of neurology and neurosurgery, and the treatment of this pathology is among the most challenging. The dolichoectatic basilar artery aneurysm is an example of a lesion that I have struggled with for decades, trying various clipping techniques to reconstruct the […]
A Discourse on Economic Development
This edited book builds upon Roy and Clark’s decades-long contribution to the study of comparative economic development. They focus on how “foundational” thinkers, such as Confucius and Ghandhi influenced views and cultural understandings of what is meant by economic development in their respective countries. A related focus is on how these views and understandings can […]