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The intention of this publication is to embark on a journey taking the reader through a brief history of buildings, how the construction of buildings has evolved over the years and then examining in more detail the structure of buildings and their…

Let me tell you why this business book is different right from the
start. It’s written by people who know what they’re talking about.
Now I know what you’re thinking—aren’t all business books written
by people who should know what…

The world is gradually shrinking that at the press of a button events happening in farflung

part of the earth could be followed live via cable network. Globalization or
capitalist penetration of every economy is the new phenomenon.…

Over the past two decades or so, a steady
fl ow of packaging source books has published many hundreds of ready-to-use templates (called ‘nets’) for a broad range of cartons, boxes and trays.

Psychology has always been interested in interest. Theories of interest, curiosity, and intrinsic motivation appear in historical classics and in far-flung areas of modern research. The study of interest currently has a home in the psychology of…

Some of the people at the National Institute of Mental Health to
whom this book is dedicated took an interest in my career back
when I was a beginning graduate student in 1955. The others joined in over the years. It has been an amazing span—1955…

You might be thinking, what about the pyramids of Ancient Egypt? What
about Black African civilisation? What about Babylon? The Mayans? The
Chinese? Well, there’s a wealth of archaeology out there, and we can’t say
there might not be many…

Greenways and Landscape Integrity: An Overview Greenways are being designated in cities and countrysides throughout North America and elsewhere. Sometimes these conservation areas are a response to environmental problems, such as flooding or…

It goes without saying that a volume such as this would not have been possible
without the contributions and assistance of many people. The book had its genesis
in the ‘Cultural and Religious Freedom under a bill of rights’ Conference held…

Paul Babieis Associate Professor and Reader, Associate Dean of Law (Research),
Adelaide Law School, and Associate Dean (Research), Faculty of the Professions, at
the University of Adelaide. He holds a BA in sociology and political science from…