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Zustand: As New. : Sumérgete en la mente de un sádico asesino en serie con '501', una novela basada en hechos reales ocurridos en España. El comisario Martín se enfrenta a un caso impactante: una joven embarazada, violada y mutilada. A medida que avanza en la investigación, se topa con presiones y obstáculos que lo llevan al pasado, en un presente donde el poder político busca sacar provecho. Los medios de comunicación entorpecen su labor, mientras una extraña vigilancia lo acecha. La verdad amenaza con cambiar el rumbo político del país, revelando una trama de eventos ocurridos en los lugares más oscuros del pasado. Una historia intensa que mezcla el género policíaco e histórico, transportándonos a un legado oculto que necesita ser descubierto. EAN: 9788413043852 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Otros Título: 501: Relato de un sádico asesino en serie Autor: Yash Paul Gosain Editorial: Grupo Editorial Círculo Rojo SL Idioma: es-ES Páginas: 224 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - No, time has not ceased and space has not vanished, but life does seem to be moving rapidly that way. Telecommunications, satellites, computers, and fiber optics taken together are halving the cost of processing, storing, and transmitting information every eighteen months. The global village even has its own market square in the shape of the internet-a forum for commerce, information, entertainment, and personal interaction that makes previously undreamed of access to information available almost instantly and at extraordinarily low cost. Estimates suggest that 250 million people around the world use the internet already, with the number rising every day.Global Village is not only the internet and telecommunications, but it is also the more traditional fare of economists-trade in goods and trade in assets. The theoretical case for free trade is that it permits countries to concentrate on activities in which they enjoy comparative advantage and subjects firms to the healthy discipline of foreign competition. This means higher productivity and increased living standards while consumers enjoy access to a wider variety of goods and services at lower cost. This is true not only in theory, but it is true also in practice. Our post-World War II prosperity is based in large part on the rapid expansion of international trade in goods and services, which year after year has grown more rapidly than production. The theoretical argument for the free movement of capital is essentially the same as the argument for free trade in goods: Money can be channeled to its most profitable uses worldwide, financing productive investment opportunities even where domestic savings are scarce. However, the recent crises have made that a more controversial proposition.Scholars argue that academic publications promote myths like 'Globalization leads to one healthy world culture,' 'Globalization brings prosperity to person and planet,' or 'Global markets spread naturally.' They argue that globalization ideals represent primarily Westernized perspectives. They further assert that management educators have given little thought to the fact that not everyone wants to be a member of a global village. These experts argue that it is important for scholars and citizens to balance unbridled enthusiasm for capitalism with evidence of its results. They call for an open and egalitarian dialogue among those who promote globalization and those who believe it has negative consequences.…

Gebunden. Zustand: New. &Uumlber den AutorI was born before in the city of Shimla, the official summer capital of the British Raj in India. My father had moved there just before India secured independence from a small village called Nalagarh to start his own b.

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Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - In the 1970's people laughed at me because I was rude, crude, crass, loud-mouthed bigot.Today I would be leading the field of GOP Presidential candicates.Be careful when you blindly follow the masses. Sometimes the 'M' is silent.

Gebunden. Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThis book is for everyone who s struggling to find their place in the world. The preparation of this Souvenir Book of the BASKET OF CORRUPTION OVER SIX CONTINENTS has been a work of love. Anything worthwhile is worth suffering f.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This book is for everyone who's struggling to find their place in the world. The preparation of this Souvenir Book of the 'BASKET OF CORRUPTION OVER SIX CONTINENTS' has been a work of love. Anything worthwhile is worth suffering for. In the past ten years, I have practiced a style of research that relies heavily on dialogues and discussions with individuals and especially when you are travelling abroad and playing Golf with many people, having discussions with group of people. Most of my insights and ideas originated and were further refined in those intellectual encounters. I have worked hard and long to find authentic material and collect data. In seeking out with curious eye the meat and bone of the past and present I have learned to love even more the quality of corruption which exist in this world. I present the History of Corruption around the world with deep sorrow and sadness that when a seed is planted in the ground (Corruption) germination happens. Germination is the process in which a seed changes from a state of dormancy to a growing living Plant (corruption). Corruption is very prevalent around the world, it is like an epidemic which has a major effect on the growth of the country. I present the History of Corruption and the accounts of events which takes place on each continent of this universe. This book will engender a greater appreciation of the past and a more respectful approach to the future.…

Zustand: Hervorragend. Zustand: Hervorragend | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | This book is for everyone who's struggling to find their place in the world. The preparation of this Souvenir Book of the "BASKET OF CORRUPTION OVER SIX CONTINENTS" has been a work of love. Anything worthwhile is worth suffering for. In the past ten years, I have practiced a style of research that relies heavily on dialogues and discussions with individuals and especially when you are travelling abroad and playing Golf with many people, having discussions with group of people. Most of my insights and ideas originated and were further refined in those intellectual encounters.I have worked hard and long to find authentic material and collect data. In seeking out with curious eye the meat and bone of the past and present I have learned to love even more the quality of corruption which exist in this world.I present the History of Corruption around the world with deep sorrow and sadness that when a seed is planted in the ground (Corruption) germination happens. Germination is the process in which a seed changes from a state of dormancy to a growing living Plant (corruption). Corruption is very prevalent around the world, it is like an epidemic which has a major effect on the growth of the country.I present the History of Corruption and the accounts of events which takes place on each continent of this universe. This book will engender a greater appreciation of the past and a more respectful approach to the future.…

Zustand: Sehr gut. Zustand: Sehr gut | Sprache: Englisch | Produktart: Bücher | No, time has not ceased and space has not vanished, but life does seem to be moving rapidly that way. Telecommunications, satellites, computers, and fiber optics taken together are halving the cost of processing, storing, and transmitting information every eighteen months. The global village even has its own market square in the shape of the internet-a forum for commerce, information, entertainment, and personal interaction that makes previously undreamed of access to information available almost instantly and at extraordinarily low cost. Estimates suggest that 250 million people around the world use the internet already, with the number rising every day. Global Village is not only the internet and telecommunications, but it is also the more traditional fare of economists-trade in goods and trade in assets. The theoretical case for free trade is that it permits countries to concentrate on activities in which they enjoy comparative advantage and subjects firms to the healthy discipline of foreign competition. This means higher productivity and increased living standards while consumers enjoy access to a wider variety of goods and services at lower cost. This is true not only in theory, but it is true also in practice. Our post-World War II prosperity is based in large part on the rapid expansion of international trade in goods and services, which year after year has grown more rapidly than production. The theoretical argument for the free movement of capital is essentially the same as the argument for free trade in goods: Money can be channeled to its most profitable uses worldwide, financing productive investment opportunities even where domestic savings are scarce. However, the recent crises have made that a more controversial proposition. Scholars argue that academic publications promote myths like "Globalization leads to one healthy world culture," "Globalization brings prosperity to person and planet," or "Global markets spread naturally." They argue that globalization ideals represent primarily Westernized perspectives. They further assert that management educators have given little thought to the fact that not everyone wants to be a member of a global village. These experts argue that it is important for scholars and citizens to balance unbridled enthusiasm for capitalism with evidence of its results. They call for an open and egalitarian dialogue among those who promote globalization and those who believe it has negative consequences. …