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This book is a sequel to my earlier monograph, The Stability Concept of Evolutionary Game Theory: A Dynamic Approach, published some ten years
ago in the series, Lecture Notes in Biomathematics. The final chapter of the monograph included material…

Amongst others, the following people kindly provided comments, advice, suggestions and feedback on various ideas expressed in this book: Sally Bean (Sally Bean Consulting, GB), Shawn Callahan (Anecdote, Aus), Pat Ferdinandi (SBDI, US), Paul Jansen…

The Essentials Series was created for busy business advisory and corporate
professionals.The books in this series were designed so that these busy professionals
can quickly acquire knowledge and skills in core business areas.
Each book provides…

As far back as we go in our study of the way mankind has
lived, from the earliest reaches of recorded history and even from
the times of the prehistoric monuments studied by archeology,
we find men applying their labor to the resources of Nature…

Rehabilitation ergonomics is a young discipline. First proposed in 1979 informally
in the literature, rehabilitation ergonomics needs to grow signifi cantly. While the
principles of rehabilitation ergonomics may remain stable, undergoing little…

This chapter defi nes ergonomics and provides
brief histories of the fi elds of occupational
therapy (OT), physical therapy, and ergonomics.
It also describes the relationships between therapists and ergonomists in three areas of practice:…

Human factors/ergonomics is defined as the systematic process of
designing for human use through the application of our knowledge of
human beings to the equipment they use, the environments in which they
operate, the tasks they perform, and the…

Whyand how is it that some individuals decide they want to create businesses
and then actually do so? Why and how is it that others do not,
even though they appear to have what it takes to succeed in business?
These two questions were among the…