by Elizabeth Hill Boone (1994)
"Well-illustrated overview of the Aztec empire and society's development drawn from ethnohistoric sources and excavations at major imperial centers. Basic introduction for nonspecialists"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
Dubai chamber of commerce & industry
Provides a unique way to catch a glimpse into Dubai's growth and trends. The book gives an overview of Dubai's leading sectors: real estate, financial markets, banking and insurance, Islamic finance, travel and tourism, media and IT, business and retail, trade and industries, and investments and companies.
João Fragoso e Manolo Florentino
"Explores continuity of skewed income distribution in Brazil by examining consistent reproduction of a colonial economy defined here as the growing enrichment of the mercantile elite and the constant pauperization of the free poor"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.
Xu Xianping zhu
Ben shu yi jing ji zhuan xing sheng ji wei he xin zhu ti, yi"shi er wu" "shi san wu" shi qi wei si kao dui xiang, fen xi liao dang qian cun zai de zhu yao wen ti he wei lai mian lin de fa zhan huan jing, ti chu liao jing ji zhuan xing sheng ji de ji ben si kao he ruo gan zhan lüe zhong dian, shi yi ben li lun yu shi jian xiang jie he de zhu zuo, dui zheng ce zhi ding he xue shu yan jiu ju you jiao gao de can kao jia zhi.
Kamal Nath
"In a short time, India has proven itself a major economic power, generating billions for its citizens and for the international community. How did India become a global market mover? And just as important, how can the Western world tap into the vast resources of commerce that India has, mine its phenomenal growth potential in a wide array of industries, and create a profitable relationship with the world's largest democracy?" "Few authors are as qualified to answer those questions as Kamal Nath. Known at home and throughout the world as the face of twenty-first century India, as well as a major architect of India's reform, Mr. Nath has spent his entire professional life within the corridors of power, helping to shape the policies that have catapulted his nation to world prominence." "In India's Century, Mr. Nath goes beyond the "flat-world" view to reveal the roots of the Indian economic miracle. With a compelling blend of economic analysis, political insight, and cultural observation, he traces his nation's emergence from colonial rule in 1947 through four decades of planned economies, the gradual liberalization of India's economy in the 1990s, and finally, the rise of the Indian global giant." "India's Century is must reading for business strategists, public policy makers, and every thoughtful reader who wishes to understand more about the world's largest, most vibrant democracy and the role it is likely to play on the global stage in the years ahead."--Jacket.