This book helps students get beyond the advertisements and the rankings to find colleges and universities that consistently provide a remarkable undergraduate college experience and produce successful graduates

Princeton Review experts are ready to show students how to score higher on the Revised GRE. Prep programs use Adaptology, an advanced teaching method designed to give students an extra edge on the Revised GRE

This book helps students gain high scores on the SAT and shows them how to crack the SAT by teaching students to: think like the test writers, take full advantage of the limited time allowed, find the answers to questions students don't understand by guessing intelligently

The articles published in this book are based on the presentations in the international conference 'Politics, Culture and Socio-Economic Dynamics in Contemporary India'

Examines the legislative branch of the United States government, including the process by which a bill is made into a law

Chapter 1 provides an overview of the achievements and shortcomings of China

Doing business 2007 is the fourth in a series of annual reports investigating the regulations that enhance business activity and those that constrain it

Celebrating Reform 2007' features successful reforms in the 10 areas covered in the 'Doing Business' reports. These cases studies span the globe―from Serbia to El Salvador, from Egypt to Nigeria―and provide lessons on what it takes to succeed

Trans-regional characteristics of Azerbaijan, rooted in geographical location, social-political intentions and historical-cultural traditions of its people, have turned these territories into a geostrategic crossroad between West and East, North and South. The Republic of Azerbaijan is the only state member both of the Council of Europe and ISESCO, and proceeding on this basis, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism has initiated recently the "Baku Process" in order to bring closer these great cultures and civilizations

This book helps students understand the election process and get them excited about upcoming elections. Through engaging activities, such as role-playing, interviewing, debating, and graphing, students learn how our government is organized, analyze media coverage of politics and how politicians present themselves