This unique, cross-disciplinary volume encourages a new synthesis in the vibrant field of leadership studies. Comprising reflective conversations among scholars from different disciplines, the contributors explore common ground for new research and ideas. Beginning with chapters by noted experts in fields such as psychology, education and philosophy, the contributors present the key contributions from their disciplines. A final section provides an integration of the different disciplinary approaches. Through sustained critical interrogation and discussion, the goal is to discover to what...

This text offers a practical one-to-one learning approach designed to help clients make the choices that are right for them. By drawing on existential thinking, psychotherapy and business theory, it employs a wide range of techniques to focus on the unique situation of the client, their goals and how these can be achieved.

How to use the power of invitation to double the size of your church

This book teaches the power of invitation. It may sound simple, but we are so caught up in our busy church lives that we have missed it.

In 2004 Michael Harvey gave up a high-flying job in London to teach church leaders to see new possibilities, using an approach that has quickly become established as Back to Church Sunday. Michael likes to challenge churches of all sizes to double their congregation in a day. The basics are simple: Invite your friends and become an inviting church. Develop a mind-set open...

After witnessing a shooting - and receiving a phone call from the killer himself - private investigator Michael Kelly is drawn toward a murderer with an unnerving link to his own past, to a crime he witnessed as a child and to the consequences it had on his relationship with his father; a subject Kelly would prefer to leave unexamined.

Michael Kelly, a tough-talking Irish cop turned private investigator, is hired by an ex-flame to tail her abusive husband. The trail leads him to an old house on Chicago's North Side. Here he finds a body and what looks like the answer to one of Chicago's most enduring mysteries: who started the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and why.

Written from the perspective of the Average Adjuster, and updated to include a detailed analysis of the new rules adopted in 2016, this book is an essential read for practitioners in maritime law and marine insurance.

The book contains: 　

• Historical references regarding the establishment of General Average from Roman Law onwards
• Details of the establishment of International rules to achieve uniformity in the adjustment of General Average and their development:

• The Glasgow Resolutions of 1860　
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