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Book Reviews
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First published in 1955, towards the end of Donald Hunter’s career as director of the Department of Industrial Medicine at the...
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Edited by: Greta Thornbory ISBN: 9781405180078Published by: Wiley-BlackwellPrice: £26.99
This is the first book of its kind in that it... -
Author: Michael ArmstrongPublisher: Kogan PagePrice: £39.50ISBN: 0749452420
This is a hefty tome but, unlike so many reference books, it is... -
Authors: Matthew Fraser and Soumitra Dutta ISBN: 0470740140If you’re considering reading this book you’ll already be familiar with the Facebook...
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The Essential Guide to Workplace Mediation and Conflict ResolutionAuthors: Nora Doherty and Marcelas GuylerISBN: 0749450193This is a very practical book,...
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Effective business writingPatrick ForsythThe Sunday Times/Kogan PageISBN: 0749454539Forsyth opens with “I love being a writer. What I can’t stand is the...
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Author: Debra FineISBN: 0749928638
The slightly dippy ‘send out positive energy’ advice aside, Fine’s book breaks down into practical, sensible... -
Author: Samuel A CulbertISBN: 0749453192
Culbert is on a mission to rid the world of bullsh*t – and, on the... -
Author: Shel LeanneISBN: 007161589XLeanne kicks off with one of the US president’s speeches – transcribing then analysing it. This is...
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Making sense of change managementEsther Cameron and Mike GreenKogan PageISBN: 0749453109The Leonard Cohen lyrics on page one almost stopped me from...
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Author: David Oliver ISBN: 0749448202
There can’t be much wrong with a book that uses Inspector Morse and his sidekick... -
Author: Bob Harvey ISBN: 0462099237
Having this topic illustrated by two cavemen won’t be to everyone’s taste, but it will... -
Author: Nic PeelingISBN: 0273712357
Peeling begins by identifying the concerns of readers who do not see themselves as natural negotiators,... -
Crucibles of Leadership Author: Robert Thomas ISBN: 1591391377 Thomas's book opens with a quote from JF Kennedy, and its first paragraph...