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Kompetente Pflege

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Show Me How to Love Again

Angels, A Thirty Day Walk

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Children's Rights: Progress and Perspectives

Una recopilaci&#243;n de historias de hadas atemporales, tranquilizadoras y divertidas, desarrollan la paz interior

Cuentos de hadas 3-5

Classic Rock - Super Easy Songbook

10 Steps to Hear from God: A Simple Guide to Knowing Your Purpose

a Farce in Three Acts

Pools Paradise

“In sum, Kalberg accomplishes a rare feat: to infuse a long-standing and seemingly stale debate on the content of Weber’s thought and its merits with startling new insights that show how, in novel ways, to bring back to life the ideas of a man who died almost 100 years ago…Weberians and non-Weberians alike, take notice.”
—American Journal of Sociology 


"In this gem of a book Stephen Kalberg relies on Max Weber to unravel the historical roots of American political culture. The spirit of American democracy has been marked by a pendulum swinging between the poles of self-reliance and civic engagement. This concise and weighty book offers insight and illumination as we ponder whether polarization is all that is left when the pendulum stops moving."

—Peter J. Katzenstein, Walter S. Carpenter, Jr. Professor of International Studies, Cornell University  

In a gestalt switch from the usual application of Weber's Protestant Ethic to capitalist development, Kalberg shows how it explains American politics. It could well be titled "The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Democracy."  Ascetic Protestants work out their salvation in America not just in an individual work ethic but by actively participating in a civic sphere of good will, egalitarianism, and public responsibility. Then ensues an historic drama: value-motivated carriers transport the spirit of democracy across the generations, but buffeted by growing forces of self-propelling capitalism and bureaucracy.  As the civic sphere is undermined, American individualism turns into private channels of practical and personal concerns. Skeptical that the unique American pathway to the spirit of democracy can be generalized elsewhere in the world, nevertheless Kalberg finds the moral concerns of American politics still alive in recent elections. A book of political-historical sophistication exemplary of the spirit of Weber himself.

—Randall Collins, Dorothy Swaine Thomas Professor of Sociology, University of Pennsylvania

“Stephen Kalberg has developed a beautifully relevant Weberian analysis of the conflicted trajectory of contemporary American society. He accomplishes this with a concise text that nevertheless leaves nothing out, except the tedium of scholasticism. Kalberg is especially luminous in his treatment of the translation of the ethical individualism into a secular creed sustained by the densely populated world of politically interested civic organizations, his exploration of the ways this morally animated civil society has been a force against the iron cage of an increasingly bureaucratized political economy, and his sensitive analysis of why the reproduction of this civilizing force is fragile and problematic in the twenty-first century.”

—Michael Schwartz, Stony Brook University


"One of today's leading Weberian scholars mines Max Weber's theoretical work and his mode of analysis in highly creative ways to shed new light on America's political culture and its raging political crises. A strong political culture is shown to have existed in the United States, but its continued viability is not guaranteed. Stephen Kalberg has created a  model of how to use a rigorous classical social theory to create a new and deeper understanding of political culture, its crises and the contemporary world more generally. 

—George Ritzer, Distinguished University Professor, University of Maryland

Max Weber's Analysis of a Unique Political Culture, Past, Present, and Future

Searching for the Spirit of American Democracy

Yeats and Noh

Dreamweaver, Doomsage, Sunday Times bestseller

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Trifling With Destiny

Mr. Men Little Miss go to School

The Middle East Oil Decade and Beyond

Two Years Eight Months and Twenty-Eight Nights

Whitehead's Philosophy of Organism

With Memoir Of His Life And Work

Autobiographical Sketch Of James Croll

“A dazzling masterwork of narrative nonfiction that is The Last Goodnight. Howard Blum has vividly captured the extraordinary life of a passionate, complicated, thoroughly modern woman who did nothing less than help win World War II.”

A World War II Story of Espionage, Adventure, and Betrayal

The Last Goodnight

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Selected Poems by C.P. Cavafy

Webster's Primary School Dictionary: A Dictionary of the English Language Designed for Use in Primary Schools, Abridged From Webster's International D

The Man Who Loved Alien Landscapes

The Socialist Mechanization Scheme

China's Agricultural Modernization

‘This book pulls together developments in marketing, business development and project management to provide an in-depth, rigorous analysis of how both horizontal and vertical integration is crucial to garner competitive advantage and value creation in the market place. Ten substantive issues are presented to advance this cause, refocusing on how project businesses manage markets. This book is strongly recommended for anyone who wishes to learn about conceptual development of these issues, rebalancing emphasis in application and implementation rigour in practice.’ - Professor Low Sui Pheng, Director, Centre for Project Management and Construction Law, Department of Building, National University of Singapore
'This book provides an essential reference for students, researchers and professionals interested in understanding the pivotal role of projects in marketing and business development. Not only is this essential reading for anyone interested in the project business, it also provides deep practical insights for managers of project-based enterprises’ - Professor Andrew Davies, Chair in the Management of Projects, School of Construction and Project Management, The Bartlett, UCL, UK
‘This book is an essential text for anyone studying, researching or practising marketing of projects and business development of project organizations. The author brings a wealth of expertise of research and practice to produce a comprehensive and insightful volume which is both provocative and forward-looking. 　Together with its companion book, Relationship Management and the Management of Project', this text provides thorough analysis of project clients, supply participants and their performance-related relationships.’ – Professor Richard Fellows, School of Civil and Building Engineering Loughborough University

Market Management and Project Business Development

&#147;A warm slice of life on the edge, with an edge. A thoroughly enjoyable tale of urban escapades.&#8221; &#151;Michael Molyneux, staff editor, City section, The New York Times&#147;A racy conversation worth wiretapping and an uproarious celebration of free speech.&#8221; &#151;Matthew Cooper, former White House correspondent, TIME magazine&#147;An entertaining and tantalizing literary lap dance.&#8221; &#151;Wayne Fisk, director of programming, ABC Broadcasting&#147;If you loved Bridget Jones&#8217;s Diary, this is the New York gal&#8217;s version. An addictive and delicious read, and a wonderful exploration of what it means to become a woman, a sister, a friend, a daughter . . . and ultimately a grown-up.&#8221; &#151;Alysia Reiner, actress, Orange is the New Black&#147;Before Girls, there were girls, like the hilarious Eve and Faye, sussing out the world and themselves with heart and wit. The sisters have written a very funny and poignant book.&#8221; &#151;Sam Lipsyte, author of The Ask

On Life, Love and Hair Removal

Letters from My Sister

»Was uns fesselt, lässt uns frei: Shades of Grey ist ein Weltbestseller. Die Soziologin Eva Illouz findet darin den Schlüssel zum aktuellen Verhältnis zwischen den Geschlechtern. Illouz liest den Bestseller als ›Roman einer Zivilisation‹: Einerseits erzähle das Buch verschlüsselt von den inneren Herausforderungen heterosexueller Beziehungen heute, andererseits funktioniere es wie ein sexueller Selbsthilfeleitfaden.«Mara Delius, DIE WELT 15.06.2013

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After the West Was Won: Homesteaders and Town-Builders in Western South Dakota, 1900-1917

Aus den Rezensionen:

"… Das Buch richtet sich an Wissenschaftlicher, aber auch an Gutachter unterschiedlicher Herkunft … Neben den Grundlagen werden auch zahlreiche Hinweise zur Behandlung der sauren Grubenwässer gegeben. … In einem sehr ausführlichen Literaturverzeichnis hat der Autor das weltweit gesammelte Schrifttum zusammengetragen. Mit diesem Buch schließt der Autor eine wichtige Lücke im Wissen um die chemischen und physikalischen Phänomene der Grubenwässer. Das Buch kann nicht nur Experten empfohlen werden, sondern auch aufgrund seines leicht verständlichen Textes zum Einsteig in diese komplexe Materie genutzt werden." (W. G. Coldewey, in: Grundwasser, 2009, Vol. 14)

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Water Management at Abandoned Flooded Underground Mines

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