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The Wealth Effect: How the Great Expectations of the Middle Class Have Changed the Politics of Banking Crises
0Understand how the rising wealth of the middle class fundamentally reshapes government policy during banking crises. This insightful analysis reveals that democratic demands for wealth protection make financial stabilization more complex and costly. Drawing on extensive historical and contemporary data, including detailed case studies, it explains why financial fragility and political discontent are escalating in modern democracies. Essential reading for professionals, students, and anyone keen on political economy, financial regulation, and the future of economic stability in India and beyond.
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The Women’s Guide to Successful Investing: Achieving Financial Security and Realizing Your Goals (2nd Edition)
0Empower your financial future with “The Women’s Guide to Successful Investing,” available at The Bookish Owl. This second edition, authored by seasoned CEO and CIO Nancy Tengler, provides a clear roadmap for women to navigate today’s volatile markets. Learn proven wealth accumulation strategies and intelligent investing rules tailored for women, regardless of age or experience. Discover how to build a robust, long-term investment portfolio, achieve financial security, and realize your goals. Don’t defer your financial decisions any longer; gain the knowledge and skills you need to master your investments and secure your future. Get your copy at The Bookish Owl today!
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The Workplace of the Future: The Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Precariat and the Death of Hierarchies (Routledge Studies in the Economics of Innovation)
0Navigate the seismic shifts of the Fourth Industrial Revolution and discover the future of work. This insightful read explores how automation and AI are reshaping professions, leading to unrecognizable workplaces and potentially creating a new ‘precariat’ class of the working poor. Understand the rise of elite knowledge workers and the profound challenge to traditional social hierarchies. Essential for professionals, academics, and students in management, economics, and social sciences keen to grasp impending workplace transformations and economic innovation.
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The Youth Labour Market in Britain: The Role of Intervetion: The Role of Intervention: 62 (Department of Applied Economics Occasional Papers)
0Explore the intricate dynamics of Britain’s youth labour market. This key publication by B. M. Deakin delves deep into the effectiveness of government intervention, examining vital training and employment policies for young workers. Based on thorough field research, it offers a comprehensive economic survey, presenting critical conclusions with significant implications for future policy. Essential reading for students, economists, and policymakers keen on understanding effective labour market interventions and youth employment strategies. An invaluable resource for those studying economic policy and workforce development.
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The Z Factor: My Journey as the Wrong Man at the Right Time
0Discover the incredible rags-to-riches journey of Subhash Chandra, the visionary behind India’s media revolution. From humble beginnings with just Rs. 17, he built an empire, launching the groundbreaking Zee TV and transforming the Indian entertainment landscape. This compelling biography details his triumphs and struggles, offering invaluable lessons in perseverance, business acumen, and overcoming industry giants. An essential read for aspiring entrepreneurs, business leaders, and anyone inspired by true Indian success stories.
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Theories of Development (Vol. 107) (Routledge Library Editions: Development)
0Uncover the critical history of development theories in this seminal volume. Peter Preston provides an essential post-WWII analysis, tracing the evolution of development studies and linking neo-Marxist debates to foundational economic thought from scholars like Arthur Lewis. This book offers indispensable insights into the trajectory of global economic development. It’s a must-read for Indian students, researchers, and policymakers keen on a deep understanding of development economics and its historical roots, perfect for academic libraries and serious study.
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Theories of Practice in Tourism
0Dive into cutting-edge tourism research with this essential guide to practice theory. Discover how practice approaches bridge consumption and production, travel and everyday life, and governance, offering vital conceptual and methodological insights for tourism studies. This book is a must-read for postgraduate students and researchers in India seeking to understand and apply innovative frameworks. Gain a solid foundation for exploring the possibilities and limitations of practice theory in tourism research, perfect for academic advancement.
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Theorizing Communication: A History
0Unlock the foundational history of communication theory and trace its intellectual evolution. This essential volume critically examines how societal and economic shifts shaped leading thinkers from John Dewey to Stuart Hall, embedding the dualism of labor into the field. Understand the development of communication studies through its pivotal figures and concepts, making it indispensable for students, scholars, and professionals in India’s dynamic media and communication sectors seeking profound insights.
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THEORY OF COLLUSION AND COMPETITION POLICY
0Master the intricacies of unlawful collusion and competition policy with this essential economic theory. Delve into game-theoretic models that analyze how competition law and enforcement impact cartels, duration, and pricing. Understand the optimal design of antitrust strategies, including penalties and leniency programs, to ensure fair market practices. An indispensable resource for economics students, legal professionals, and policymakers keen on market dynamics and regulatory frameworks in India.
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Theory of Social Enterprise and Pluralism: Social Movements, Solidarity Economy, and Global South
0Rethink social enterprise beyond Western frameworks. This insightful book introduces a pluralist theory of social enterprise, challenging dominant perspectives. It explores how social movements and solidarity economy initiatives in the Global South offer vital insights into re-embedding economies and addressing inequalities. Discover a broader, India-relevant understanding that respects local realities and grassroots innovations. Essential reading for researchers, students, and professionals in social entrepreneurship, social innovation, and development studies seeking a globally relevant perspective.
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Theory Sample Surveys and Statistical Decisions: 2nd Fully Revised and Enlarged Edition
0Enhance your grasp of sample surveys and statistical decisions with this comprehensive resource tailored for India’s academic needs. The fully revised and enlarged edition introduces vital new chapters on Multiple and Partial Correlation Regression, alongside Non-Parametric Methods. Explore fundamental definitions and practical numerical examples designed for robust data analysis, particularly in social sciences research. Essential for university students and researchers across India, this book provides clear insights into correlation, regression, and statistical decision-making.
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Think Like the Minimalist: Master the Art and Science of Creating Thought-Provoking Design
0Unlock the power of minimalist design with “Think Like the Minimalist” by Sahil Vaidya. Available at The Bookish Owl! Discover a proven four-step process and actionable techniques to create thought-provoking designs that stand out from the crowd. Perfect for marketers, brand managers, design leaders, students and anyone seeking inventive ideas. Learn to cut through the clutter and craft impactful visuals. Master the art and science of minimalist thinking and elevate your creative work. Order your copy today and revolutionize your design approach! ISBN: 9780143473008