Emerging market economies account for 80% of the world's population and some 75% of its trade growth in the foreseeable future. Management education can be a significant driver of growth in these markets, but the dominant US and European education models must be transformed to meet the unique needs of these regions. "Innovation in Business Education in Emerging Markets" provides insights for success that can be used by educators, administrators, policy makers and planners in rapidly growing education markets.
The editors invited scholars and educators from around the world to share their professional analyses and projections about the fastest growing markets for management education. This volume covers the spectrum from market analysis to critical commentary and promising new trends. Across the countries, themes and chapters in this book, the message is clear - innovation in instructional design and applications of new technologies can transform business education in emerging markets.

This multi-disciplinary textbook provides a comprehensive guide for anyone working with people with learning disabilities. It considers how we can engage with people with learning disabilities and their networks of relationships. Throughout, the book demonstrates how theory can be applied to practice with a wide range of contemporary examples. Each chapter is written by a key clinician or writer in this area, incorporating the disciplines of nursing, clinical psychology, and psychotherapy. The chapters also include summaries, reflective questions and explanations of key terms to reinforce themes and topics. The authors provide practical ideas for applying theory across agency contexts including inpatient hospital settings and explore the potential opportunities and future directions for the field. This is a must-read book for students who work with people with learning disabilities including nurses, psychologists, occupational therapists, speech and language therapists, psychiatrists and social workers.

Behind the governments of our world, pulling the strings, sit a group of very rich, elite and powerful individuals who call themselves the Illuminati. They know no boundaries and are above the law in all countries. This group has a plan to subjugate, control and annihilate a large portion of the world's "useless eaters" and create a New World Order. In this book you will discover how this is being done and how our conditioning makes us accept this reality.

Witty Bard Publishing, LLC presents its first Fantasy Anthology This anthology contains nine terrific stories, both fantasy and urban fantasy. This anthology contains the following stories (in order of appearance): "Jennie's Wolf" by Jamie Marchant "Care and Feeding" by Edward Ahern "Spring Can Really Hang You Up the Most" by Skye Allen "Dragon Slayer" by Matthew McKiernan "A Small Detour" by Elena Linville "Knight of My Heart" by Ellie Christina "The Knife" by Gregg Chamberlain "Texas Twister" by Dana Wright "Lost in the Woods" by Erik Schubach

Charlie is fierce; she is quite the fireball. Charlie is a woman - in beauty, in essence, in strength, in grace. Charlie is justice-minded; she will be heard. Charlie is a lover, a caretaker, a giver, an advocate, and an impeccable listener. Charlie is sick. Charlie is poor. Charlie has no family. To American society, Charlie has no identity. In a country where the "haves" versus the "have-nots" is an endless war, where she is virtually ignored and discarded by society as merely another person who does not contribute to the growth of the economy, the multifaceted girl from England determines to solidify her place as a woman not to be denied, but one of virtue and worthy of acknowledgement. Using her God-given gifts and skills, Charlie maneuvers her way through the American healthcare system with boldness and cleverness; she will not be ignored. Some of her fervor for justice comes from her appreciation of all humankind just because they are simply people...trying to make it...along different and unique, but interesting paths. Lots of it comes from bonding with others who face poverty. Most of her fervor for justice, however, comes from her firmly rooted placement in the healthcare system; for at the age of 16, Charlie was diagnosed with a life-altering lung and digestive condition, one that would seek to claim her life, one that caused medieval women to question whether their "child was cursed and would soon die." Written from a social work perspective, this book explores Charlie's struggle with the ruthless illness, while battling the healthcare system, and by extension, the people who construct and perpetuate paradigms that influence inequitable healthcare practices. For many, Charlie is another nameless face entangled in the merciless web of the American healthcare system. For those who knew her best, she is wonder, passion, and mystique personified; her fingerprints, though invisible to society, penetrate the hearts of those she pierced.