Peter Wilson
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Peter (Mayo Clinic College, Rochester, MN, USA) Wilson
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Peter Wilson
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The Essential Guide to Managing Small Businesses Growth
Het mag dan een cliché zijn, maar het is wel een feit, we leven in steeds turbulentere tijden. Bedrijfsbesluitvorming is moeilijker en onvoorspelbaarder geworden dan ooit tevoren: we ervaren onvoorziene en vaak rampzalige veranderingen in de vraag van de consument, zowel in de thuismarkt als in de exportmarkt; klanten worden continu veeleisender, meer snel en voor minder; nieuwe wet- en regelgeving zijn in overvloed aanwezig; concurrenten romen trouwe klanten af en het callcenter heeft de adviesfunctie die vroeger door een adviseur van een klein bedrijf werd uitgevoerd vervangen.
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Peter Wilson
Absolutism in Central Europe
Absolutism in Central Europe is about the form of European monarchy known as absolutism, how it was defined by contemporaries, how it emerged and developed, and how it has been interpreted by historians, political and social scientists.
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Peter Wilson
Peter (University of Oxford) Wilson
The Athenian Institution of the Khoregia
This book is the first major study of the means by which the classical Athenians organised and funded their many festival choruses. It explores the mechanics of the institution by which a minority of rich citizens were required to arrange and pay for a festival chorus, including choruses for tragic and comic drama, and situates this duty within the range of occasions for elite leadership in Athens' elaborate festival calendar.
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Peter Wilson
Preface to Ezra Pound
Provides an introduction to the life and works of Ezra Pound, a major modernist poet, theorist and literary critic. Throughout his life Pound was regarded by many to be a contentious and controversial figure, and since his death in 1972, theoretical, literary, political and biographical comentators have done much to perpetuate this view.
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Peter Wilson
Mind The Gap
We rarely speak or even write in the complete sentences that are often held to be the ideal form of linguistic communication. Language is, in fact, full of gaps, because speakers and writers operate in contexts which allow bits of language to be understood rather than expressed.
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