Absolut: Biography of a Bottle

The Four Year Career for Women 2nd Edition featuring: Margie Aliprandi, Pam Barnum, Kierston Kirschbaum, Brenda Schuler, Sara Marble, Whitney Husband, Jenifer Furness, Amani Zein McDermott, Masa Cemazar, and Sarah Robbins. This book is for any woman adventurous enough to open it up and begin the journey to a richer, more fulfilling, more purpose-driven life. Written by Kimmy Brooke, who went from struggling single mom to true financial freedom, this quick, fun read will allow you to explore your life in a self-narrative, journaling type of way. You will uncover new ideas, answer questions, and better understand the concept of this model called Network Marketing. It will lead you to answer one simple question: Is this for me? This is the “for women” version of the bestselling Network Marketing book The Four Year Career® by Richard Bliss Brooke, Kimmy’s partner in love, marriage, and business

Mandate for Leadership will help you hold politicians to their promises. This guide from The Heritage Foundation provides conservative solutions to issues ranging from free trade to Social Security reform to reducing federal spending.
In 1980, President Ronald Reagan used Heritage’s first Mandate to develop many of his policies. In fact, he used it so much it became a “kind of handbook for the new administration,” according to The Washington Post.

Timely and vital, this landmark book offers Americans up-to-the-minute strategies for succeeding against Japanese competitors. Showing how hundreds of American companies are already winning, this book provides a wealth of realistic ways to restructure U.S. businesses to prosper in today’s unforgiving global market place. Based on the authors’ 15 years of experience in Japan.

For centuries Andean civilization and ecology has afforded a special fascination for European travellers and officials. In this volume, eight writers – anthropologists, economists and historians working in Bolivia, Britain, France, Ireland and Peru – describe and analyse aspects of rural society in various Andean regions. They focus on the impact of capitalist development on both the peasant economy and the landed elite in the Andes and the ways in which that impact has been shaped by a specific Andean culture and a characteristic Andean ecology and climate. Their discussion of Andean specificity centres on the notion of verticality, first developed by John Murra to describe political and economic adaptation to climatic variation in the Andean eco-system. The volume represents a substantial contribution to our understanding of Andean rural society and the nature of the Latin American peasantry and peasant economy. It will appeal to all those interested in economic anthropology, Latin America, peasant studies and the capitalist world-economy.