Andrew Parker Ordine dei libri

The development of a small business hinges on a delicate balance of strategic vision, adaptable leadership, and commitment to core skills. This intricate process involves various critical factors, including staff development, operational efficiency, marketing strategies, and financial management. Managing a small firm is akin to nurturing a fragile ecosystem, where each component plays a vital role in fostering resilience and sustainable growth amid external challenges.

This is the first book to reveal artworks made using the world's brightest colour - Pure Structural Colour, recently derived from the metallic-like colours of Pollia berries, hummingbirds and butterflies.

Exploring the impact of mentoring on millennials in an Asian context, this book investigates whether the benefits observed in Western research—such as increased job satisfaction, organizational commitment, and employee retention—hold true in Asian cultures. It delves into the unique dynamics of mentoring relationships and their effectiveness in fostering professional growth and loyalty among younger employees in Asia, providing valuable insights for organizations operating in diverse cultural landscapes.

A stunning exploration of the cause of the 'Big Bang' of evolution: the development of the eye and the birth of predation. In the Blink of an Eye unravels the evidence demonstrating that this was the period when the eye evolved, leading to an evolutionary scramble for survival. A revised and updated edition of the international bestseller.

A groundbreaking exploration of the evolution of colour and how it has affected the natural world. With vivid and fascinating examples, Seven Deadly Colours not only shows the endless wonder of the natural world but also extends our understanding of evolution itself. A revised and updated edition of Andrew Parker's international bestseller.

This study presents a provocative perspective on the Bible, arguing that it serves primarily as a political document rather than a religious one. It challenges traditional interpretations and delves into the implications of viewing biblical texts through a political lens, inviting readers to reconsider the influence of these writings on societal structures and power dynamics. The book aims to spark debate and reflection on the intersection of faith and politics.

Andrew Parker undertakes a critical reconsideration of the frequently absent, or troubled, figure of the mother in theorists including Marx, Freud, Lacan, and Derrida.

Aimed at Key Stage Level 1, this book features exercises designed to give structured practice in language skills. It covers the following areas, with some repetition to give plenty of practice: vocabulary extension, sequences, visual discrimination, finish the story and start a sentence. schovat popis

Aimed at Key Stage 1, this book features graded activities covering a range of topics such as Counting to 100, Time and Odds and Evens. It is Book 4 of a five part series. schovat popis

Aimed at the Key Stage 1 Level, this workbook features many mathematical exercises providing practice in basic computational skills, including money. It provides practice in vertical addition and subtraction with carrying figures and decomposition, number wheels and number snakes. schovat popis