The book deserves public notice through a fresh insight, on an unprecedented scale, into the personality traits and national identity of Koreans. It feautures an extensive coverage of factors that help to shape a peoplae's identity and an attempt to capture values in transition

It combines detailed instruction for the first-timer with suggested itineraries based on the author's own voyages, and has been brought right up to date by the author for this edition

It’s a collection of advice from 70+ experienced podcasters of all shapes and sizes, providing their insights on what they wish they knew when starting, and the biggest ‘hack’ they’ve learned over time. This includes the mistakes they made, the challenges they faced and how they overcame each one. We believe this is the perfect way to help you avoid any pot holes on your own podcasting journey, making it a fun, sustainable and smooth sailing journey to success

This Reader presents an outstanding new antholgy of the writings, poetry and letters of José May one of the most brilliant and impassioned Latin American intellectuals of the 19th century

On the basis of his wide experience and intimate first-hand knowledge, John Foster Dulles analyzes the dangerous situation of our world today, emphasizing the importance of resolution, strength, and cool judgment in facing the Russian threat. He traces the course of international affairs and American foreign policy during the past decade, giving many fascinating glimpses behind the scenes

As the liberal world order faces an escalating crisis, intensified by rising great power rivalries, this book underscores the indispensable role middle powers play in preserving stability and promoting global governance. In the face of an increasingly multipolar world order, author provides a compelling argument for the significance of middle powers. It offers a deep examination of how these nations navigate between the competing pressures of great power politics, while still preserving their unique influence and enhancing multilateral institutions

The World Bank Atlas 2003 provides easy-to-read, colorful world maps, tables, and graphs highlighting key social, economic, and environmental data for 208 countries. Drawing on data from World Development Indicators, the World Bank’s respected annual compilation of development data, the Atlas brings to life cross-country comparisons of social indicators like life expectancy, infant mortality, safe water, population below the poverty line, girls in school, energy efficiency, and greenhouse gas emissions, as well as basic economic indicators like income growth, income per person, private capital and aid flows