John M. Carroll Libri

The narrative delves into Hong Kong's rich history from the early 1800s to its post-1997 status as a Special Administrative Region of China. It highlights the city's unique identity as a crossroads of Chinese and British colonial histories, as well as its place in global history. The author examines the legacies of colonialism and the implications of Hong Kong's reintegration with China, addressing significant developments and challenges that have arisen since the handover.

What makes it the case that one event causes another event? What are material objects? What makes it the case that a person may exist at two different times? This engaging and well-written introduction makes these questions tractable by presenting the features and flaws of current attempts to answer them.

Whether you will be commissioning, running, involved in the delivery of, or are just interested in the possibilities that program and portfolio management can bring, this hands-on guide will give you a good understanding of the subject. --

Focusing on the intersection of cognitive science and human-computer interaction, this book provides a comprehensive overview of significant research and theoretical advancements. It addresses a wide array of challenges and tasks within this dynamic and evolving field, making it an essential resource for understanding the complexities of how humans engage with technology.

Exploring the transformative power of scenarios in design practice, John Carroll highlights their potential to enhance information systems design. He argues that this often overlooked element can lead to more effective and user-centered solutions, emphasizing its importance in understanding user needs and improving system functionality. Through various insights, Carroll illustrates how incorporating scenarios can significantly impact the design process and outcomes.

The book delves into the diverse perspectives of Britons living in late-imperial China, focusing on their frustrations with the Canton System's limitations. John M. Carroll vividly recounts a pivotal era in Anglo-Chinese relations, highlighting the significant roles of tea and opium through firsthand accounts from individuals who experienced this historical period firsthand.

Focusing on the British community in Canton and Macao from the mid-1700s to the end of the Opium War in 1842, this book challenges prevailing assumptions about British involvement in China. It provides a clear and engaging narrative that offers insights into the complexities of British imperial history and early modern Chinese interactions. This work is particularly appealing to readers interested in the nuanced dynamics of colonialism and cross-cultural exchanges during this pivotal period.

In 1971, a British Army team undertook the challenge of driving the Pan-American Highway. This book looks at the region's history and previous expeditions as well as the epic 1971-72 journey. It contains reminiscences from eight members of the expedition as well as photos, decorative maps and commemorative postal covers.

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