Don't Go There

With the collapse of the old ideological paradigms at the end of the Cold war, new ideas are required to understand how we ended up in new era of confrontation and renewed Russo-American Cold War. This ground-breaking study examines how the ideational legacies of the original Cold War shape the new conflict. This sophisticated and erudite study is essential reading for anyone trying to make sense of it all. – Professor Richard Sakwa, University of Kent, UK

Focusing on Cold War legacies and mindsets, David Parker provides a compelling account of US-Russia interactions following American decisions to expand NATO, promote democracy, and negotiate the START agreement. The Cold War may be over, but its ideational legacy lives on and contributes to shaping policy. – Professor Andrei P. Tsygankov, International Relations and Political Science, San Francisco State University, US
　
David Parker’s explanation of how ideational legacies formed out of the experiences of elites and policy-makers in the Cold War have shaped US attitudes and actions towards Russia since it ended is a distinctive and valuable contribution. It has great historical and contemporary relevance, given the downward trajectory of US-Russia relations in the last decade. - Dr Nicolas Bouchet, German Marshall Fund of the United States, US

Ideational Legacies and Institutionalised Conflict and Co-operation

US Foreign Policy Towards Russia in the Post-Cold War Era

The Haunted Trail

Who Told You You're in a Season of Waiting?

Understanding and management

Chemoresistance in Glioblastoma

Handbook of Research on Inclusive and Innovative Architecture and the Built Environment

Neue Traumgeschichten

Knopflochgrillen

Paper Names

Beni Gözünüzde Büyütmeyin!

Guiding Clients from Loss to Legacy

Mourning Companion Animals

Análise completa e resumo pormenorizado do trabalho

A Escola para as Esposas de Molière (Análise do livro)

Sequel di La sua Duchessa

Il suo duca

Praise for Big Magic:&#160;#1 Globe and Mail Bestseller"Big Magic&#160;is a celebration of a creative life&hellip;Gilbert&rsquo;s love of creativity is infectious, and there&rsquo;s a lot of great advice in this sunny book&hellip;Gilbert doesn&rsquo;t just call for aspiring artists to speak their truth, however daffy that may appear to others; she is showing them how.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Washington Post"In [Gilbert&rsquo;s] first foray into full-on self-help [she]&#160;shares intimate glimpses into the life of a world-famous creative, complete with bouts of paralyzing fear and frustration, in an attempt to coax the rest of us into walking through the world just a little bit braver.&rdquo; &#160;&mdash;Elle"The Eat, Pray, Love author demystifies the tricky business of creativity. We&rsquo;re all ears.&rdquo; &mdash;Cosmopolitan"Elizabeth Gilbert is my new spirit animal&hellip; I have profoundly changed my approach to creating since I read this book." &mdash;Huffington Post"Gilbert leads readers through breaking out of their own creative ruts, finding fulfillment, and facing fear while finding balance between our spiritual and pragmatic beings in her forth coming book. Yes, please.&rdquo; &mdash;Bustle"Big Magic will resonate with writers and artists who find the process of producing work to be particularly painful&hellip;Through anecdotes about her creative failures and resourcefulness, as well as those other artists, Gilbert encourages readers to pursue a creative life &lsquo;that is driven more strongly by curiosity than by fear." &mdash;Daily Beast"Gilbert&#160;demystifies the creative process, examining the practices of great artists to shed light on finding inspiration in the every day.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Harper&rsquo;s Bazaar&#160;"Part inspiration, part how-to, it offers up both a philosophy of creativity and advice for living a more creatively fulfilling life.&rdquo;&mdash;Fast Company&ldquo;Big Magic&#160;tackles the challenges of living the creative life&hellip;Reading it is a little like having a coach by your side, cheering on your efforts &ndash; whatever they are &ndash; candidly and selflessly.&rdquo; &ndash;Christian Science Monitor"Gilbert [writes] with sincerity and humility about the joy that creativity has given her... If you enjoyed Eat Pray Love, if you are drawn to self-help or inspirational books, or if you just like to bask in another person&rsquo;s positive glow, you&rsquo;ll love Big Magic.&rdquo; &ndash;Minneapolis Star-Tribune"Big Magic wants to help its readers live creatively&hellip;[Gilbert believes] creativity is inside all of us, it should be expressed, and it is not selfish or crazy or foolish to do so &ndash; it is in fact the best way to live a satisfying life...[Big Magic] constitutes good advice&hellip;[in a voice that&rsquo;s] charming, personable, self-aware, jokey, conversational&hellip;.[and] that Gilbert does so well.&rdquo; &mdash;New York Times Book Review"A lucid and luminous inquiry into the relationship between human beings and the mysteries of the creative experience&hellip; What makes her book so immensely helpful is precisely its lived and living nature&hellip;wholly electrifying.&rdquo; &mdash;Brainpickings &#160;"Gilbert tackles heavy, sensitive subject matter but keeps it light, making what's essentially a self-help book feel like a good talk with a friend rather than a sermon." &mdash;Associated Press &#160;"Transformative."&#160;&mdash;Flavorwire"Gilbert&rsquo;s trademark warmth and enthusiasm abounds...wise...[and] pointed." &mdash;Boston Globe"Part pat-on-the-back, part slap-in-the-face, [Big Magic is] a permission slip for readers to stop making excuses and get to work&hellip; a fresh and modern surprise that fans of her work will relish." &mdash;Wichita Eagle"Funny. Insightful. Honest. Irreverent...But, of course, most of us have read Gilbert before and these qualities find their way into all of her works. The particular form of magic in&#160;Big Magic&#160;comes in a very unusual wrapping: hope and love...Big Magic&#160;read[s] like a devotional. Like a love letter to the earnest artist inside most of our hearts.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Books and Whatnot&ldquo;Distinctly refreshing." &mdash;TED Ideas Blog"Big Magic will leave you feeling inspired to be curious, brave, free, and, most of all, creative.&rdquo; -Lauren Conrad"Full of chatty advice, pep talks, amusing and inspiring stories...Gilbert&rsquo;s idea of living creatively may incorporate touches of magic, but she&rsquo;s practical in the extreme.&rdquo; &mdash;Miami Herald"In her signature conversational style, both sassy and serious, Gilbert invokes high- and low-brow cultural references and recommends we channel our inner trickster&hellip; [Her] manifesto is a book to read through quickly, and then start again to discover any big magic you may have missed.&rdquo; &ndash; KMUW"Big Magic&#160;ripples with Gilbert&rsquo;s enthusiasm, choice metaphor, and humor." -LitHub"Gilbert will completely change the way you think about the creative process.&rdquo;&mdash;IndieNext"The writing here is so friendly and funny that Gilbert&rsquo;s perspective on creative living goes down like lemonade in summer." &mdash;BookPage"From the deeply self-aware, poetically gifted author of Eat, Pray, Love comes... the best nonfiction book I&rsquo;ve read in years. For anyone who's ever struggled with feeling worthy to express themselves through art, or been discouraged by the absence of inspiration, I'm not being hyperbolic when I say this book might just change your life.&rdquo; &mdash;Mind Body Green"Inspirational&hellip; Big Magic provides a guidebook for anyone wanting to live a more creative life. You don&rsquo;t have to be an artist to get value out of this book; it is for anyone who wants to live with more joy, love, happiness, and abundance in their world.&rdquo;&mdash;YAHOO! SHOPPING"Gilbert, author of the wildly successful memoir &ldquo;Eat, Pray, Love&rdquo; and a successful novelist (&ldquo;The Signature of All Things&rdquo;) offers her prescriptions for unlocking the creativity within.&rdquo; &mdash;Seattle Times"Whatever your artistic pursuit, you&rsquo;ll nod in agreement as Elizabeth Gilbert reflects on the elusive, frustrating and sometimes comically strange process of creativity. Thoughtful and funny, Gilbert makes an excellent case for doing whatever it takes to unlock your inner artist and find more joy in life.&rdquo; &mdash;Woman's Day"What Gilbert&rsquo;s offering her fans&hellip;[is] permission to be creative&hellip;[She] is interested in the importance of creativity for the individual&rsquo;s soul&hellip;When you hear the people who want to create, and the gratitude they feel toward [her], you can&rsquo;t help feeling that she&rsquo;s healed them&mdash;that she has, in fact, become the kind of guru she once sought.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;The New Yorker, on the "Magic Lessons" podcast series&#160;"The latest from Gilbert is all about you&mdash;that&rsquo;s 268 pages of practical advice for tapping into your own creativity... Consider her your own personal life coach.&rdquo;&mdash;Marie Claire&#160;"A must read for anyone hoping to live a creative life... I dare you&#160;not&#160;to be inspired to be brave, to be free, and to be curious.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;PopSugar&ldquo;Elizabeth Gilbert is an exceptionally gifted author&hellip;and this book is remarkable&hellip;. It is so densely packed with pearls of wisdom that I read it once for pleasure, and then again to unpack and outline the text just like I used to do in college&hellip;A must-read for anyone on the creative spectrum, from those who don&rsquo;t think there is a creative bone in their body to those who make a living from their artistic expression.&rdquo; &ndash;Yakima Herald&ldquo;Reading Big Magic is the next best thing to hiring Elizabeth Gilbert [as your] coach.&rdquo;&mdash;PARNASSUS BOOKS"A joyful ride through the enigmatic jungle of creative existence&hellip; [Big Magic] is not just about the production of artistic works but about building a life that nurtures the creative being in all of us.&rdquo;&mdash;CREATIV Magazine"Big Magic&#160;[is ]&hellip; fearless of voice and heart-opening in authenticity; in short, a book worthy of its name."&#160;&mdash;Literary Inklings"A conversational, intimate glimpse into Gilbert&rsquo;s process and philosophy, as personable as a confab over coffee&hellip; essential reading for anyone who wants to live a larger life, filled with more ideas, more projects, and more fulfillment&hellip;Big Magic is powerful stuff.&rdquo; &ndash;Barnes & Noble Blog"A book-length meditation on inspiration.&rdquo; &mdash;Newsday"Whether you long to write the great American novel or you just want to be more present and mindful in your daily life, you can find plenty of inspiration in this self-help tome&hellip; &hellip; the can-do, optimistic tone makes for an uplifting read.&rdquo; &ndash;All You Magazine"[Gilbert will] make you feel giddy about creation." &ndash;Medium"Gilbert mines her writer's career to provide unique, inspiring and constructive insights on how to navigate the wild ride that is the creative life...&#160;Her charming nuggets are wise, comforting and ultimately encouraging." &ndash;About.com"Gilbert offers helpful suggestions for outwitting writer&rsquo;s block and perfectionism...and lets a tart sense of humor emerge." -Columbus Dispatch"Anyone living with some manifestation of writer&rsquo;s block (or any other artistic variant of such affliction) will find [Gilbert's] sage advice is effectively a worthwhile kick in the butt&hellip; Without the smallest hint of narcissism, the mega-bestselling author shares the pinnacles and pitfalls of failure and success and how to wrangle the criticism, inside and out.&rdquo;&mdash;Steamboat Pilot & Today"Gilbert sweetly yet powerfully nudges readers to release fear, summon courage and allow the &lsquo;strange jewels&rsquo; hidden within each of us to emerge and shine. The end result is the &lsquo;big magic&rsquo;&hellip; Engaging storytelling mixed with personal anecdotes and astute insights make Big Magic a rewarding, motivating and delightful read.&rdquo; &mdash;Sucess Magazine&ldquo;There's nothing hippie-dippy about Gilbert's raw, honest, and downright hilarious observations of her own creative plight...This isn't a How-To guide for creative living; this is the story of how one woman simply figured things out for herself, and learned how to live in harmony with her own creative soul. All can find a kind of solemn peace and reassurance in her words.&rdquo; -Everyday eBook"A transformative nonfiction treatise on creativity&hellip;Filled with her signature humor, big-heartedness, wild vulnerability and wisdom, Gilbert delivers a vibrant and inspirational book.&rdquo; -About Town Magazine"A&#160;booster that will help you out of any rut.&rdquo; -Kansas City Star"The author of Eat Pray Love, who has already changed so many lives, now looks to change thinking on creativity." -The New York Daily News"Worth a read for any artist struggling for some peace and quiet in a head bursting with creativity."&ndash; Bustle, Included in &ldquo;9 Books To Help You Find Inner Peace&rdquo;"Some might call Elizabeth Gilbert by the name Queen Midas &hellip; Everything she touches seems to turn to gold. A rare gift, this book acknowledges difficulty, but empowers its readers to transcend it in the name of the beautiful mysteries of existence.&rdquo; &mdash;WNC Woman Magazine&ldquo;A magnificent guide to how to be creative&hellip;[and] a heartfelt gem&hellip; I simultaneously wanted to quickly turn the page to see what was next while savoring the advice on each page&hellip; Gilbert is determined to guide you into the light. Go with her.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Jersey Journal"Irresistible&hellip;If creativity is something you value highly&mdash;both in others and as fundamental to your own existence&mdash;you should find much to love in Big Magic, whether or not you typically gravitate toward creativity guides.&rdquo; &mdash;Chapter 16"A non-fiction tour-de force...pragmatic, rational, and wholly convincing." &mdash;Reader's Digest UK"A treasure map to unleash your most creative and expressive life.&rdquo; &ndash;Marie TV"Big Magic seeks to both inspire you and strip you of any excuse to not pursue your creative interests&hellip;[it&rsquo;s] passionate, down-to-earth and bursting with Gilbert&rsquo;s obvious love for the subject matter and her readers&hellip; a delight to read.&rdquo; &ndash;Pop Mythology&#160;"An empathetic and inspiring guide to mustering the courage to live a creative life. &hellip; Nearly anyone who picks up this self-help manual should finish it feeling inspired, even if only to dream of a life without limits.&rdquo;&#160;&mdash;Publisher's Weekly (starred review)&#160;"Gilbert serves as an enthusiastic coach for readers who want more out of life. Highly recommended." &mdash;Library Journal (starred review)"Gilbert&rsquo;s wise and motivating book of encouragement and advice will induce readers not only to follow specific artistic dreams but also to live life more creatively, fully, and contentedly.&rdquo; &ndash; Booklist "The sincerity, grace, and flashes of humor that characterize [Gilbert&rsquo;s] writing and insights should appeal to a wider audience&hellip;warmly inspirational.&rdquo; &mdash;Kirkus

Creative Living Beyond Fear

Big Magic

Gratitude (Illustrations de mandalas, Chewing-gum)

Journal de coloration adulte

49 Excuses for Skipping Gym Class

A 3D Dog Coloring Odyssey

Canine Chronicles

Top 50 Hacks to Creating Your Passive Income Laptop Lifestyle

College Dropout to Digital Nomad

Die große Hommage - das perfekte Geschenk für Weihnachten und Geburtstag und jeden Anlass

Eine Liebeserklärung an J Balvin

Gam-Anon/Gam-A-Teen (Mythical Illustrations, Bubblegum)

Adult Coloring Journal

Alcoholics Anonymous (Turtle Illustrations, Cats)

The Cloud of Unknowing

'Professor Miller provides a timely forum for reflection on the invaluable contributions of the Chruch Committee to oversight of U.S. intelligence activities. Since 9/11, our country has been embroiled in a debate about the proper role of intelligence , the preservation of civil liberties, the consequences of torture and, in many ways, the contours of American values themselves. As we engage in the current debate, we would be well-served by the historical perspectives offered by this remarkable collection of essays.'Rep. John F. Tierney (D-MA)'If there is any hope of avoiding intelligence abuse in the post-9/11 era, it will only be by learning the lessons of history, and no investigation, commission, or study is more important on this subject than the Church Committee's 1975 inquiry into domestic spying. This smart and necessary collection brings together a remarkable set of scholars in the hope that we can indeed learn from our mistakes.'Professor David D. Cole, Georgetown University'Today’s warrantless surveillance springs from a different and far more calamitous set of circumstances than the warrantless surveillance at the center of the Church Committee investigations of the 1970s. Still, the parallels are stark. In its first half, this timely volume collects insightful lessons for today’s version of the tensions between national security and democracy from some who played central roles inside the Church Committee's work . The contributions in the second half of the book deal thoughtfully with today’s national security controversies. Overall, the collection is carefully structured and the contributors include experienced and knowledgeable scholars and practitioners from law, intelligence, and political science.'Professor William C. Banks,Syracuse University

From the Church Committee to the War on Terror

US National Security, Intelligence and Democracy

One to the Sovereign Sun and the other to the Mother of the Gods

Two Orations of the Emperor Julian

Wo die vielen Sterne wohnen. Life is a Story - story.one

Science and Art Combined | Children's Renaissance History

The Renaissance

Career Genie, The Original Fiction Series (2020 Edition) By Jason Changkyu Kim

&raquo;Die meisterhaften Zeichnungen bieten einen faszinierenden Einblick in die Pflanzenfülle Mitteleuropas.&laquo;Bücherrundschau, Buch- und Kunstverlag 2/2014

Einmalige Sonderausgabe

Das kleine Blumenbuch

How to Lead People Who Are Not Like You

Ally Leadership

Kriminalroman. Das berühmte Andersen-Märchen der kleinen Meerjungfrau neu erzählt

Die tote Meerjungfrau

Simon's Diary Volume Two - Ideologies and Beliefs

Proceedings of the 2014 International Conference on Future Information Engineering and Manufacturing Science (FIEMS 2014), June 26-27, 2014, Beijing, China

Future Information Engineering and Manufacturing Science

Don't Go There

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