A guide to save the planet. The world is at a social and moral crossroads. In this well-researched and well-informed book, Peter Fieldman addresses some of the major issues facing the modern world, politically, morally and financially. He explores the strategies taken by different countries towards immigration, inequality, corruption, the environment, social and economic development and how this impacts us within the EU as well as globally. Fieldman also investigates the prevalent issues with the international banking system and taxation since the outset of the financial crisis in 2008.
England's defining moment in history one thousand years ago. On one of the most important dates in English history a Norman duke led the last invasion of England to become king of England. Appointed Duke of Normandy at the age of eight on the death of his father he survived attempts on his life and grew up in a Medieval world full of intrigue, treachery and vengeance. After years of conflict he became the most powerful feudal warlord in Normandy and gained the friendship of his greatest rival, Harold, the Saxon earl, until the final confrontation on the field near Hastings gave him this in 1066, the legend of William the Conqueror.
A guide to save the planet. The world is at a social and moral crossroads. In this well-researched and well-informed book, Peter Fieldman addresses some of the major issues facing the modern world, politically, morally and financially. He explores the strategies taken by different countries towards immigration, inequality, corruption, the environment, social and economic development and how this impacts us within the EU as well as globally. Fieldman also investigates the prevalent issues with the international banking system and taxation since the outset of the financial crisis in 2008.
England's defining moment in history one thousand years ago. On one of the most important dates in English history a Norman duke led the last invasion of England to become king of England. Appointed Duke of Normandy at the age of eight on the death of his father he survived attempts on his life and grew up in a Medieval world full of intrigue, treachery and vengeance. After years of conflict he became the most powerful feudal warlord in Normandy and gained the friendship of his greatest rival, Harold, the Saxon earl, until the final confrontation on the field near Hastings gave him this in 1066, the legend of William the Conqueror.