Crossan is a concise, practical guide for the strategic management course. The text provides an organized set of concepts and procedures for analyzing and acting on strategic problems. It takes the point of view of the general manager and presents a consistent, operational approach to analyzing and acting on strategic problems.\nThis revision sees the addition of two new authors, who bring a wealth of experience in developing and teaching this course, and a commitment to excellence. The revision revolves around currency, with new and updated examples and cases, as well as reflect changes to strategy practice and theory.

Strategic Analysis and Action

Business & Money

Crossan, Mary

Rowe, W. Glenn

Rouse, Michael

Maurer, Cara

Management & Leadership

Pearson Canada

Ely occupies the largest island in the Cambridgeshire Fens, and has a rich and varied history. The Story of Ely is an engaging general history of the city, from the earliest times to the present day, taking into account its unique architectural development and heritage. Illustrated with evocative images, the book brings to life the remarkable history of the ancient city, from Cromwell to the cathedral. Michael Rouse is an experienced author and well-known local expert who here combines a lively tone and authoritative research. The book is a fascinating read for all who know the city and for anyone wanting to find out more its history.

The Story of Ely

History

Europe

The History Press

This is a photographic journey along the North Norfolk coast from the shingle banks at Weybourne to the crumbling cliffs at Mundesley. It's a dramatic tour that includes breathtaking cliff top walks and miles of beautiful sea-washed beaches. At the heart are Sheringham and Cromer, once small fishing villages, reinvented by powerful landowners in the nineteenth century as seaside resorts with vast Victorian hotels, now sadly mostly lost. There are West and East Runton, so popular with caravanners, to the one time millionaires' sanctuary of Overstrand. It ends at Mundesley with its reminders of former glories. It is an area rich in history of fishermen and lifeboats and man's struggle with the sea. It is a story of Victorian romance in 'Poppyland' and of holidays and heydays.

Cromer & Sheringham Through Time

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

Amberley Publishing

The County of Cambridgeshire is one of stark contrasts. Mile after mile of rolling hills, flat fenlands and waterways provide stunning scenery, while ancient towns and cities of narrow streets and imposing buidings stud the landscape. The county is, of course, most famous for Cambridge itself, and its many colleges. Add to this mix a thousand or more market towns, villages, hamlets, and scattered farms, and you get the feeling that this glorious county is very much lived in and loved. Cambridgeshire also revels in some wonderful watercourses including the River Cam and the River Great Ouse, while countless dykes, ditches and lodes have been cut through the fens over time, providing a beautiful patchwork of marsh, field and wood.

Cambridgeshire Through Time

The part of the Suffolk coast that embraces Southwold and Aldeburgh has a rich history in its relationship between its inhabitants and the North Sea. This is a paradise for writers, artists, walkers, bird watchers and all those who want a holiday away from some of the excesses of the typical seaside resorts. There are golden sands, shinglebanks, crumbling cliffs, lost towns, heathland walks and all the time the restless sea rolling in. 'There is no sea like the Aldeburgh sea, it speaks to me,' wrote the poet Edward Fitzgerald and it still speaks to anyone who wants to hear it that visits this fascinating area. Michael Rouse's photographs capture the places today, while the selection of old photographs record holidaymakers and scenes from over one hundred years ago. This is a nostalgic journey back in time for residents and visitors alike.

Southwold to Aldeburgh Through Time

Situated on the 'Sunshine Coast' of Essex, the seaside towns of Walton-on-the- Naze and Frinton-on-Sea have a rich history. Beginning as just a small cluster of farms and cottages, by the mid-twentieth century, Frinton had grown to become a high-class seaside resort, with upmarket shopping and grand hotels. The Victorian era was similarly fruitful for the nearby town of Walton, which grew from humble Anglo-Saxon beginnings to become a popular tourist destination. Today, Frinton and Walton's picturesque beaches and seaside charm continue to attract visitors from far and wide. Birds, seals and fossils can be viewed from the Naze, and the area's magnificent scenery can also be enjoyed during a game of golf at Frinton. Walton pier is the third longest in the country and is a popular entertainment centre. Mike Rouse tells the engaging story of Frinton and Walton, tracing the area's development through time.

Frinton & Walton Through Time

Michael Rouse's photographic tour of the West Norfolk coast takes us from the Victorian vision of Hunstanton - with its spectacular coloured cliffs - to the salt marshes of Stiffkey and Cley-next-the-Sea. It's a journey back in time to the small ports of Burnham Overy Staithe, Brancaster Staithe and Blakeney, now so popular with weekend sailors, and then onward to the wonderful beaches and bustling quayside of Wells-next-the-Sea.This updated and fully revised edition of Hunstanton & Wells-next-the-Sea, with a century's worth of images, tells the story of the holiday industry and the economic fortunes of the English seaside. This is a coastline rich in history with an ever-changing shoreline but one constant theme - the dramatic, ongoing battle with the relentless North Sea.

Hunstanton & Wells-Next-the-Sea Through Time Revised Edition

Cromer &amp; Sheringham History Tour is a unique insight into the illustrious history of the North Norfolk coast. The two towns were once small fishing villages and were reinvented in the nineteenth century as seaside resorts.Michael Rouse guides the reader through the historical streets, showing how the beautiful area has transformed over time. With the help of a handy location map, readers are invited on this tour to discover for themselves the changing face of Cromer and Sheringham.

Cromer & Sheringham History Tour

Secret Ely

Felixstowe History Tour

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