This is the first single-volume desktop reference on mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures to cover all important aspects at once, including business, legal, finance, accounting, tax, and process issues. The author writes in an engaging, accessible style that will appeal to professionals and students alike.

The Concise Guide to Mergers, Acquisitions and Divestitures: Business, Legal, Finance, Accounting, Tax and Process Aspects

Business & Money

Brown, R.

Finance

PALGRAVE~MACMILLAN

Nineteenth-century Britain (Documents & Debates)

Education & Teaching

Schools & Teaching

Chinese Big Business and the Wealth of Asian Nations examines the crucial contribution of Chinese business groups to the rapid growth of South-East Asia. This study examines major Chinese firms and their increasingly important networks in this era of regional interdependence and internationalization of production processes. The book draws upon unprecedented empirical detail relating to Chinese firms, their growth patterns, joint ventures with foreign capital and responses to technological change and competition and contributes to debates on economic networks, the economics of trust and relations between business and the state in the global economy.

Chinese Big Business and the Wealth of Asian Nations (Studies in the Economies of East and South-East Asia)

Reference

Wyoming a Geography

Westview Press

Splendidly illustrated throughout, this survey looks at the social, geological, and architectural history behind the structure of English villages, and examines how industries, urbanization, transport, and changing traditions have influenced how we have been using and designing our buildings over the centuries. England is famous across the world for the beauty and variety of its village architecture, and this overview's commentary covers all manner of buildings—from churches, inns, and ships to maltings, watermills, and lock-ups. Lesser structures are also considered, such as wells, pumps, and stocks—all of which added to the appeal of traditional English villages and now provide valuable information on what life was like in centuries gone by. In our modern age of urban expansion and soulless building design, this reference presents a fascinating insight into these charming and much-loved structures which are still standing and possible to enjoy to this day.

English Village Architecture

Politics & Social Sciences

Sociology

Robert_Hale

If at Frist You Do Not See

Andersen Press Ltd

Copycat

Fitzhenry-Whiteside

Our Puppy's Holiday

Children's Books

Product Description 
Narrates the events of a picnic from the point of view of the animals who live above and below the picnic grounds where the humans come to eat. By the author of\nAlphabet Times Four: An International ABC.\nFrom Publishers Weekly 
Elaborate pictures and a few unadorned sentences afford a rabbit's-eye view of ordinary picnickers who unknowingly disrupt field animals in their quiet subterranean domesticity. Rabbits, mice and moles crouch fearfully in their burrow as the visitors arrive; are plunged into darkness when a biscuit lodges in their entrance; are sent scurrying by the "scrabbling claws" of a digging dog; and rejoice when rain drives the intruders away. Brown's delicate, masterful watercolors, with the sweep and detail of 19th-century landscape paintings, painstakingly recreate the creatures' pastoral world. Her palette capably accommodates the light-filled, grassy fields, the dim, sepia-toned interior of the burrow, and--in an astonishing chromatic shift--the black-on-black view of the animals huddled in the pitch-dark warren. A treasure. Ages 3-7. 
Copyright 1993 Reed Business Information, Inc. 
 From Kirkus Reviews 
A gifted illustrator (Our Puppy's Vacation, 1987) who is especially adept at depicting the English countryside takes the point of view of the animals living just under some sudden human activity. Brown draws readers into this shadowy world with the rabbits scooting for their burrows and populates it with a crowd of other rabbits, mice, moles, and a lizard. Suddenly, light pouring in the entrance is blocked; a brave mole ascends to dislodge a biscuit, after which the huge eye of a toddler is seen peering in. More threatening is the dog's nose that follows; fortunately, his digging is interrupted by a downpour--the people's picnic is over, and the woodland creatures can come out at sundown for their own feast. Brown develops her simple story with unusual care and imagination; the variety she achieves in the underground scenes (one is virtually black-on-black) is fascinating, while the animals are rendered with delightful skill and a contagious affection for such small, wild creatures as these. A charming book. (Picture book. 3-7) -- 
Copyright ©1993, Kirkus Associates, LP. All rights reserved.

The Picnic

Literature & Fiction

Andersen Press; New Ed Edition

Intended for postgraduate students in a wide range of disciplines related to interpretation of spectra. Topics covered include atomic theory, emission of radiation, atomic structures and collisions, radiation theory, laboratory plasma, solar spectroscopy, astronomical spectroscopy, beam foil spectroscopy, crossed beam techniques, laser produced plasmas.

Astrophysical and Laboratory Spectroscopy,

Science & Math

Lang, J.

Physics

CRC-Press

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