New Releases by Dave Hill

Examines emerging fields of research and current debates in the literature of strategic management, such as global competition and global strategies, restructuring and vertical integration. The same text as Strategic Management minus the case studies. Ancillary package available upon adoption.

The objective of this book is to describe approximately 90 major international insects and other pests that infest stored agricultural products. After a short introductory section that considers post-harvest crop losses, the types of damage done by pests, the nature of storage structures, pest types and their general systematics and biology, each pest is considered within the same framework for ease of reference and comparison. Distribution, biology, type of damage and control are all considered and an original line drawing of each pest is provided. Emphasis is laid on the simplest, cheapest and most effective methods of integrated pest control. The book is mainly concerned with insect pests, but it also discusses arachnids (spiders and mites), birds, mammals and fungi. Appendices list the pesticides used in stored products control and list the plants with natural anti-pest immunity. It may be useful for anyone concerned with minimising pest-related crop losses.

Schooling, Teacher Education and the Radical Right,in Britain and the U.S

Profiles the pop superstar whose career has been marked by prolific creativity and unabashed sexuality, discussing his professional successes and his closely guarded personal life

This is a controversial book about John Barnes, one of the most talented footballers in Britain. Dave Hill''s previous books are Prince: A Pop Life and Designer Boys and Material Girls.

Briefly tells in rhyme of the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.

Ramon''s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Martinez, traveled with their family from Brownsville, Texas, to Springhaven, Minn. The Miller Produce Farm of Springhaven was a different kind of farm from what these Mexican migrant farm workers were used to. With Ramon were Paco, the twins Juan and Julia, and Elena. Their arrival in Springhaven was something new for that small community. Ramon soon found friends but also some who were enemies because they were different from other people in the community. --From publisher''s description.