The book traces the story of how a song recorded in 1981 by a young punk rock band from a cultural backwater on the English-Welsh border, and released on a tiny independent record label, became famous in a Yugoslavia formed in the image of Marshall Tito? Why was it 30 years before the members of the band found out? How did this ‘socialist’ country have one of the most vibrant punk scenes in the world? Gloucester, England, 1981; multi-racial, teenage street-punk band, Demob, recorded and released what would become their best known and most enduring song, No Room For You. A rasping vocal told the story of the 1979 closure of a short-lived, punk rock venue at a disused motel on the edge of the provincial city. Depending on your mind-set, the lyrics were either a howl of rage at the injustice, a wail at the loss, or a love-song to an era. More than three decades later, the author – and Demob’s bass player in 1981 – set out to follow the song across a country that no longer exists. On the road he heard the life stories of the heroes of Yugoslavian punk and the punks themselves; from the Tito era, through the disintegration and wars, forced displacements and permanent exiles, to today’s turbulent ‘reconstruction. Who were ’Tito’s punks’ and who are they now? An unvarnished but also affectionate portrait of Yugoslavia in the years before its demise through to the present, seen through the unlikely lens of punk and punk rockers. Part travelogue, part history the book is both, and neither, of those things. Rather, it is a mural and soundtrack of a journey through a time and place which no longer exists. The latest addition to the Global Punk series from Intellect.

The purpose of the Pocket Guide is to equip teachers, trainers and lecturers with the fundamental knowledge and understanding to provide enhanced affective and cognitive support for their Muslim students - as well as providing all students with an additional reference for seeking clarification on issues of our/their time. Its principal day-to-day functions are as a quick reference guide which is pocketable (produced in A5 format) with information which is accessible and user-friendly.

"Change comes from one of two sources. First, we may be driven to change out of desperation. The second source that drives us to make changes in our lives is inspiration. I hope that is where you find yourself now - about to become sufficiently inspired to make major changes in your life. For over two decades, I have worked in the Personal Development arena, reviewing hundreds of books per year, and I am still astounded by the remarkable power of well spoken words. My own life has been completely transformed because of many of these 'Life Changing Quotes'. To me, the greatest contribution we can make to the life of another is to enable them to feel new hope, sense new emotions, and see new possibilities, and through this collection of inspiring and encouraging words, I trust this will be true for you." Barry the Book.

How can we do employee engagement well during the Coronavirus pandemic, Brexit and huge economic uncertainty? How can we motivate every employee including the increasing number of people working from home? Mastering Small Business Employee Engagement will change the way you manage your small business - for the better. Not everything Barry Phillips (Chief Executive) and Jayne Gallagher (Managing Director) tried as an employee engagement tool worked as they started to grow their small business (don't ask about the ill-fated 'Bring your Dog to Work' day) but they learnt quickly. Now, they share their secrets of success with you. This practical guide and reference manual explains the eight essential components of employee engagement, plus their 30 Quick Wins and HR Hacks that culminated in their crowning as 'Best Place to Work (SME)' and an Investors in People Platinum award in 2019. Packed with tips, case studies and templates, this is a must-read for business leaders aiming to get the very best from their employees. It doesn't matter whether employees are office based, remote or just working from home whilst the country is in crisis - these tips apply equally. Perhaps you're a business owner, an SME leader, a franchise manager, a start-up or simply someone charged with motivating small teams of people? If you're wondering how to find the secrets to true employee engagement quickly and in one place it's simple - read this book.

Reading this book you will discover how to: * become inspired to write * get started on your book * organise and plan your book * prepare and research your book * build your book team * create a dynamic title with a stand out cover * develop the mindset of a best-selling author * publish both an e-book and a `tree book' * produce great content that you will be proud to publish, and more...

Back in the dim mists of time when Twitter was a bird sound and Facebook was two separate and unrelated words, storytelling was the first form of communication, and it's one of the first forms of communication that we encounter as children. We learn and retain stories before we can even read. As humans we crave stories. We love to hear stories and we love to share stories. There is a power in stories that can transform our lives - they capture our imagination and emotions, they can illustrate a teaching in a powerful way, and they can inspire and motivate us. Storytelling is an essential part of every culture worldwide. It is how civilizations pass on insights from one generation to the next. It is how religions pass on their sacred teachings. And it is how we as parents share our values and lessons. Want to make a point or raise an issue? Then tell a story! This hand-picked collection includes some of the most amazing stories ever told by famous business leaders, bestselling writers, public speakers and spiritual leaders. The book is designed to allow you to dip in and out of it, at your leisure, and in any order. Enjoy the book, and take the time to discover the possible meanings for your life.