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Zustand: As New. : Este libro ofrece 21 claves para recuperarse y mantenerse en la cima en organizaciones turbulentas. Proporciona estrategias y herramientas para gestionar el cambio con resiliencia personal, abordando los desafíos del entorno empresarial actual. Ideal para profesionales que buscan mejorar su capacidad de adaptación y liderazgo en tiempos de incertidumbre. EAN: 9780970460646 Tipo: Libros Categoría: Negocios y Economía Título: Managing Change With Personal Resilience Autor: Mark Kelly| Linda Hoopes| Daryl R. Conner Editorial: Mark Kelly Books Idioma: en Páginas: 140 Formato: tapa blanda.…

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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Voyage of the Damned: Russia's Baltic Fleet and the Road to Tsushima The voyage of the Russian Baltic Fleet to its destruction at Tsushima in 1905 represents one of history's most catastrophic military disasters-an eight-month nightmare journey from the Baltic to the Pacific that ended in the most complete naval defeat of the modern era. This comprehensive history examines how Russia's Second Pacific Squadron, dispatched to reverse defeats in the Russo-Japanese War, endured tropical heat, coal shortages, diplomatic crises, and progressive demoralization before being annihilated by Japanese forces in a single afternoon's fighting that destroyed six battleships and killed thousands of sailors.Drawing on Russian, Japanese, and Western sources, this account explores the strategic delusions that launched the expedition, the logistical impossibilities that doomed it, and the human suffering of sailors subjected to an ordeal that degraded their health, morale, and combat effectiveness. The narrative traces the disaster's profound consequences: catalyzing Russia's 1905 Revolution, reshaping global perceptions of racial hierarchy, inspiring anti-colonial movements throughout Asia, and influencing naval doctrine for decades.This is the story of everything that can go wrong when imperial ambition confronts reality-a tragedy of institutional dysfunction, strategic incompetence, and the terrible price paid by ordinary men for decisions made by leaders who faced no accountability for failure.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Anacostia: The Night the Army Turned on Its Own VeteransIn the spring of 1932, twenty thousand desperate World War I veterans rode freight trains to Washington, D.C., to demand immediate payment of bonus certificates the government had promised them in 1924. What followed was one of the most dramatic - and most revealing - confrontations in American history. The Bonus Expeditionary Force, as they called themselves, built an ordered community on Anacostia Flats, demonstrated a remarkable racial integration that scandalized federal authorities, and waited peacefully while the Senate debated and ultimately killed their bill. On July 28, General Douglas MacArthur deployed cavalry, infantry, and tanks against the veterans, burning their encampment to the ground in a single night. The destruction of Anacostia Flats helped elect Franklin Roosevelt, directly shaped the creation of the G.I. Bill, and exposed a structural fault in the American social contract - the chronic gap between the nation's gratitude toward its soldiers and its willingness to honor what that gratitude actually costs. This is the story of that gap, traced from 1783 to the present, through the men who marched, the men who burned them, and the nation that watched.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Bayou Strangler: Race, Invisibility, and a Decade of Serial Murder in LouisianaBetween 1997 and 2006, Ronald Joseph Dominique, the Bayou Strangler, killed at least twenty-three men across six Louisiana parishes while law enforcement failed, repeatedly and catastrophically, to recognize the pattern connecting their deaths. His victims were poor, Black, homeless, and socially marginal: the people Steven Egger called 'the less dead,' whose deaths the American justice system is structurally organized to underinvestigate.The Bayou Strangler is not simply a true crime account of a serial killer. It is a forensic, sociological, and moral reckoning with the institutional architecture that enabled a decade of killing, the parish-based governance structure that prevented cross-jurisdictional pattern recognition, the coroner system that misclassified homicides as accidental drownings, the forensic evidence that waited eight years in an archive for the investigative will to deploy it, and the racial and economic hierarchy that rendered twenty-three men invisible long before Dominique found them.Drawing on criminological theory, developmental psychology, behavioral forensics, and Louisiana's specific history of racial violence, this book treats every victim as a complete human being, reconstructing their lives with the biographical care the historical record permits, while building a structural argument that demands institutional accountability. Twenty-three men died. One predator killed them. A society failed them first.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The Doctor of Death: Marcel Petiot and the Dark Heart of Occupied ParisDuring the Nazi occupation of France, Dr. Marcel Petiot transformed his Parisian townhouse into a charnel house, murdering dozens-possibly more than a hundred-desperate refugees who believed he was helping them escape to freedom. This meticulously researched account traces Petiot's evolution from a troubled child exhibiting early warning signs of psychopathy through his career as a corrupt small-town physician to his emergence as one of history's most prolific serial killers. The book examines how the chaos of wartime France created perfect hunting conditions for a predator who understood that institutional collapse makes vulnerable populations easy prey. Through detailed analysis of his 1946 trial, the work explores how Petiot cynically appropriated the language of resistance to disguise systematic murder, how he exploited Jewish refugees fleeing the Holocaust, and how his case forced France to confront uncomfortable truths about collaboration, persecution, and moral ambiguity during the occupation years. This is both a riveting true crime narrative and a sobering examination of how societal breakdown enables atrocity, offering lessons that remain urgently relevant for understanding how predators exploit crisis and why institutional protections matter most when they seem most difficult to maintain.…