Gerald Cole – författare

A text on organizational behaviour, for second-year (and beyond) degree students on semesterized courses. A three-part structure links theory, case studies and a "workbook" section of questions and mini-cases.

Christmas is seen through the eyes of thirteen different people in these stories from around the world. 1.A mean village boy calls upon St. Nicholas to help him get rid of the monster Krampus. 2.Rejected by his one true love, Teeter disguises himself as the Belsnickle to get his revenge. 3.La Befana has a surprise visit from three wise men that changes her life forever. 4.Hans Trapp makes a deal with the devil, but it doesn''t work out exactly as he planned. 5.An American girl learns that there are consequences to telling lies at Christmas time in France. 6.Mr. Fox has his eye on a rich woman''s wealth. But when he finds out she actually has no money, he resorts to murder, only to discover some crimes can never be forgiven. 7.A childless couple create a snowchild, but there is magic in the air. 8.Young Joseph encounters the witch Baba Yaga. 9.Conrad''s grandmother is living with Alzheimer and he refuses to let her mind drift away without a fight. But characters from her past might have a different plan. 10.Johnny travels to Iceland to escape Death, but his wicked deeds seem to pale when he encounters thirteen trolls. 11.Lucy is chosen to play Sankta Lucia this Christmas and her gift comes with a magical journey. 12.The holidays are fast approaching in Greece, but evil imps might destroy the world before Christmas Day. 13.A performer discovers that people can appreciate humor in a wild variety of ways.

The 9th edition of this classic textbook provides students with a firm understanding of current management theories and practical skills to help smooth their transition into the workplace. Combining theory and practice it has been fully updated with a revised three-part structure to help learners focus on the many roles managers can play in an organization. It covers the topics most commonly taught on business courses at undergraduate and postgraduate level and gives students an insight into the latest trends in the ever-changing world of management.

Intended as an introduction to the theory and practice of strategic management, this book aims to enable the reader to identify and make connections between the key features and the issues and choices that arise from them. The text is aimed at BA Business Studies but is expected to be used on ACCA (Management and strategy) and CIMA (Strategic Management Accountancy and Marketing). It is also suitable for students on postgraduate courses in management or business studies including the Diploma in Management Studies and introductory stages of MBA courses.

Build Your Own Brick House follows the process of a self-build, using traditional brick and block techniques, enabling the self-builder to understand both the individual stages and the nature of the build as a whole. It takes a practical approach, focusing on the best use of time, abilities and budget, and on communicating more clearly and effectively with designers and tradespeople in order to make the build as smooth as possible.