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Solution Protocols to Festering Island Disputes ‘Win-Win' Solutions for the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands

Solution Protocols to Festering Island Disputes ‘Win-Win' Solutions for the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands

Since the coming into force of the United Nations Law of the Sea states have been targeting outlying islands to expand their exclusive economic zones simultaneously stirring up strident nationalism when such plans clash with those of neighbouring states. No such actions have brought the world closer to the brink of war than the ongoing face-off between China and Japan over the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands an uninhabited archipelago in the East China Sea. In this timely and original book Godfrey Baldacchino provides a detailed exploration of seven tried and tested solution protocols that have led to innovative 'win-win' solutions to island disputes over the last four centuries. A closer look at the circumstances and processes that brought contending regional powers to an honourable even mutually advantageous settlement over islands provides a convincing and original argument as to why the conflict over the Diaoyu/Senkaku islands need not conclude in a ‘zero-sum’ or 'winner takes all' solution as is the likely outcome of both open conflict and international arbitration. The book will be of interest to scholars and practitioners concerned with the festering Diaoyu/Senkaku dispute as well as students scholars and policy specialists in geography geopolitics international relations conflict studies island studies Asian studies and history. | Solution Protocols to Festering Island Disputes ‘Win-Win' Solutions for the Diaoyu / Senkaku Islands

GBP 42.99
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Therapeutically Applied Role-Playing Games The Game to Grow Method

How to Win at CRM Strategy Implementation Management

How To Win Work The architect's guide to business development and marketing

China's Use of Armed Coercion To Win Without Fighting

China's Use of Armed Coercion To Win Without Fighting

This book analyzes when how why and to what effect China has used its armed forces in recent decades to coerce other actors in the international system. Over the past 20 years China’s international status as a “great power” has become undeniable. China’s “peaceful rise” has included substantial investments in military modernization and an increasingly assertive regional posture. While China has not waged war since 1979 it has frequently resorted to what the U. S. State Department has referred to as “gangster tactics” – threats intimidation and armed confrontation – to advance its strategic aims. This volume illuminates the ways in which China has employed its military and paramilitary tools to coerce other states and examines the motivations and specific foreign policy objectives that China has pursued using force short of war. The study presents new analysis of an original dataset on coercive actions undertaken by China’s armed forces taking into account the political objectives pursued and the environmental contexts in which these operations occurred. It also presents a series of expert case studies addressing the most consequential examples of China using force to coerce in recent decades. The volume contributes to a more historically informed empirically based understanding of great power competition. This book will be of much interest to students of Chinese security and foreign policy strategic studies Asian politics and International Relations. | China's Use of Armed Coercion To Win Without Fighting

GBP 130.00
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Mathematicians Playing Games

Music in the Role-Playing Game Heroes & Harmonies

Playing and Reality

Roger Hilton

Role-Playing Game Studies Transmedia Foundations

Playing and Vitality in Psychoanalysis

The Third Voyage of Martin Frobisher to Baffin Island 1578

The Third Voyage of Martin Frobisher to Baffin Island 1578

Martin Frobisher's third (1578) voyage to Baffin island was the consequence of flawed logic and excessive optimism on the part of the adventurers of the ephemeral 'Company of Cathay'. Their original intention - to find a north-western route to the Far East - had been largely forgotten following the imagined discovery of gold - and silver-bearing ore in Meta Incognita (the Unknown Limits) as Elizabeth I had named the forbidding and icy landscape which Frobisher and seventeen mariners had first sighted two years earlier. This was to be the English nation's first experience of a 'gold-rush' and if many refused to be swayed by the promise of an empire to rival that of Spain others including the Queen herself and many of her Privy Councillors allowed their cupidity to override all caution. As the likelihood of future profits was downgraded in successive assays of the mineral samples the adventurers accepted that a much larger expedition would be required to extract sufficient ore to provide an adequate return upon monies already spent. The result - a fleet of fifteen ships crewed by almost five hundred men - remains the largest fleet ever to have visited Baffin Island. Their travails in arctic seas near-comic failures of navigation and the backbreaking task of mining the largest possible amount of mineral ore in the time allowed by the brief arctic summer were recorded in an unsurpassed body of eyewitness reports all of which for the first time have been assembled in a single volume. Supplemented by extremely detailed and opprobrious (though substantially accurate) accusations regarding Frobisher's role in this enterprise by his ex-partner the merchant Michael Lok these records provide a graphic poignant and often humorous picture of a voyage which foreshadowed the glorious failures of a later age of English empire-building. | The Third Voyage of Martin Frobisher to Baffin Island 1578

GBP 38.99
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Game Design Deep Dive Role Playing Games

David Martin and the Sociology of Religion

Comedy Cameos and Campaign Communication Leveraging Entertainment Media to Win Elections and Advance Policy

Reading Writing Playing Learning Finding the Sweet Spots in Kindergarten Literacy

Dungeons and Desktops The History of Computer Role-Playing Games 2e

Harnessing Digital Disruption How Companies Win with Design Thinking Agile and Lean Startup

Harnessing Digital Disruption How Companies Win with Design Thinking Agile and Lean Startup

Our world has changed probably for good. Until now the shift from brick-and-mortar to the smartphone has been about service cost and convenience. Now it's also a matter of public health. How do we win this uncertain new game? How do we prosper in a digital world? In a cool readable style Harnessing Digital Disruption: How Companies Win with Design Thinking Agile and Lean Startup tells the story of a major multi-national organization facing digital disruption and looming irrelevance. In a compelling novel format the book demonstrates how to harness the power of digital technology methods and thinking on the path to revival and prosperity. It illustrates the situations characters and blockers you’ll likely face as you progress through your journey. The setting is Singapore and the heady world of international banking but the prescription methods and lessons apply equally to manufacturers utilities hospitals insurers and government agencies. You will learn how to: · Develop your Digital Transformation strategy and Innovation Portfolio· Reform customer journeys launch new digital offerings and validate new beta businesses· Develop senior leader digital literacy and understanding of growth leadership· De-risk your journey using a proven overall approach based on proven principles· Cultivate a network of pragmatic entrepreneurs practicing a structured scalable innovation process | Harnessing Digital Disruption How Companies Win with Design Thinking Agile and Lean Startup

GBP 28.99
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Perspectives On A Changing China Essays In Honor Of Professor C. Martin Wilbur

Evolution Politics and Charisma Why do Populists Win?

Evolution Politics and Charisma Why do Populists Win?

Evolution Politics and Charisma: Why do Populists Win? shines compelling new light on the way in which the systematic targeting and manipulation of human physiology remain a cornerstone of all populist political campaigns. Readers wishing to make sense of the populist juggernauts of Trump and Brexit and of the cyclical and formulaic nature of the rise and fall of charismatic populism will find this book particularly appealing. Elesa Zehndorfer begins by presenting a highly applied explanation of the critical importance of political physiology physiology theory neuroscience and evolutionary biology in populist charismatic politics. She later eloquently explains how manipulation of physiological variables (such as heightened testosterone and dopamine) renders the political rally one of the most powerful weapons in a populist leaders’ campaign. Weber’s seminal conceptualisation of charisma ‘in statu nascendi’ and Hyman Minsky’s insightful theories of cyclical boom-and-bust scenarios are then juxtaposed alongside physiological theory to greatly amplify our understanding of the powerful biological antecedents of charismatic populism. These theoretical observations are then applied directly to recent high-profile populist campaigns – including the 2016 Trump Presidential campaign and early Presidency – and the Brexit referendum to elucidating and compelling effect. Ultimately Evolution Politics and Charisma paints a clear evolutionary picture of the way in which politics is an emotional – not a rational – process where our emotions are continually targeted to great and strategic effect and where the most recent intersection of technology and physiology has driven the greatest surge in populism ever seen across the Western hemisphere since the 1930’s. Acknowledging this reality opens up exciting vistas in our understanding of the true power of charismatic populism and provides answers as to how its seductive and often dangerous power can be effectively resisted. | Evolution Politics and Charisma Why do Populists Win?

GBP 39.99
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GDPR: A Game of Snakes and Ladders How Small Businesses Can Win at the Compliance Game

GDPR: A Game of Snakes and Ladders How Small Businesses Can Win at the Compliance Game

For many small businesses organisations clubs artists faith groups voluntary organisations/charities and sole traders applying the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) has been like playing a game of Snakes and Ladders. As soon as you move along the board and climb a ladder a snake appears which takes you right back to where you started. Conflicting advice abounds and there is nowhere for these individuals to go for simple answers all in one place. With the threat of fines seeming around every corner now more than ever is the time for smaller organisations to get to grips with GDPR so that they can demonstrate their compliance. GDPR: A Game of Snakes and Ladders is an easy to read reference tool which uses simple language in bite size easily signposted chapters. Adopting a no-nonsense approach the Regulation is explained so that organisations can comply with the minimum of fuss and deliver this compliance in the shortest timeframe without the need to resort to expensive consultants or additional staff. The book is supported by a variety of easy to follow case studies example documents and fact sheets. The author signposts warnings and important requirements (snakes) and hints and suggestions (ladders) and also provides a section on staff training and a Game of Snakes and Ladders training slide pack. Additional resources are available on the companion website. This user-friendly book written by a Data Protection Officer and business management specialist will help you understand the Regulation where it applies in your organisation and how to achieve compliance (and win at the compliance game). | GDPR: A Game of Snakes and Ladders How Small Businesses Can Win at the Compliance Game

GBP 31.99
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Playing Sick? Untangling the Web of Munchausen Syndrome Munchausen by Proxy Malingering and Factitious Disorder

An Analysis of Natalie Zemon Davis's The Return of Martin Guerre