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Introduction Cesare Bonesana di Beccaria’s An Essay on Crimes and Punishments is a seminal work in the field of criminology and legal philosophy. Published in 1764, the treatise is widely regarded as one of the earliest and most influential texts advocating for reform in the criminal justice system. Beccaria’s work laid the groundwork for the […]
Book review: Eisenberg, Eric. M. Organizational communication: balancing creativity and constraint. New York: St. Martin’s Press, 2009. Organizational Communication: Balancing Creativity and Constraint is a book written by Eric M. Eisenberg of the University of South Florida. This author continues joining the most contemporary and, at the same time, respected scholarship in the field of
Chapter 1 Summary ( Find Your Story) The book Start Something that Matters (SSTM) by Blake Mycoskie was published in 2012 as an attempt by this thriving entrepreneur to tell his story of success which also aims at inspiring, motivating and challenging young budding entrepreneurs by using the lessons he learnt on his journey to
Battle Lines: A Graphic History of the Civil War is a novel written by award-winning historian Ari Kelman which was written to express in graphic detail the horrors of the American Civil war and all those it affected directly. This is a unique litany of all those who were affected by this war from the
“The business and practice of coaching: finding your niche, making money, and attracting ideal client” is one of the most recommendable books in the churching field. The book gives a clear direction to new coaches and the existing coaches who have failed in coaching business on how to be successful in the real world. The
The book gives an essential reevaluation of the evolution, creation and a number of James Monroe’s deployments of 1823 American declaration of foreign policy principles. This book covers extensive ground starting with the independence of American and finalizing with a few reflections on the First World War. However, the author has balanced a thought –
The Federalist Era In his book, “The Federalist Era”, Miller presents a reasonable summary that reflects one of the most recounted periods of the America’s political history just like it is acknowledged by modern participants. In his book, Miller acknowledges the era between 1789 and 1801 as being the most crucial period that influenced the
The author writes primarily of the American Revolution period. The book, originally published in 1979, is a study of four colonial artists namely; the painter, novelist, dramatist and the educator. The book offers anincredible look at the colonial life and makes it clear that the New World was a new invention and not a new
Review: “The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution” In the preamble of “The Ideological Origins of the American Revolution” indicates that he felt marked excitement and viewed himself as a discoverer at Harvard University. At the university, he explored the revolutionary America’s ideological premises. He indicates that is keen on bequeathing those who read the
This War Is For a Whole Life Book Summary Presently, there are many publications exploring the difficulties that have defined the lives of indigenous Americans especially from the 19th century. The publications include Walter Hixson’s “American Settler Colonialism: A History” and Richard Hanks’ “This War Is for a Whole Life: The Culture of Resistance among