World Economic Development
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Peace Corps Destination – Lithuania (Explores the Impact of Independence From the Soviet Union on the Lives of Students and Their Communities) $24.50 These videos are your students’ window to the world. View vivid videos of daily life in Peace Corps countries from Turkmenistan and Sri Lanka to the Dominican Republic and Paraguay. Peace Corps Destination: Lithuania. In 1991, this Baltic state became the first Soviet republic to declare its independence, sparking a dramatic political upheaval. This video explores the impact of these extraordinary… |
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Between Two Worlds $21.99 Between the world in which we live and the world that we hope to build lies a fundamental choice between conventional growth and sustainability. BETWEEN TWO WORLDS examines this choice, and the related challenge of securing environmental health, economic vitality, and social equity for both present and future generations. Filmed in 15 diverse countries, it tells the story of how our world is cha… |
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Global Views: 2000 IMF-World Bank Meetings & Protests $19.99 As the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund met in April 2000, protesters took their complaints against the institutions to the streets of Washington, D.C. The NewsHour with Jim Lehrer covered the action in the streets and the debates over globalism, world trade and the roles and policies of these two institutions.This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazo… |
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2007 Global Conference: How Can We Really Help the World’s Poor? $29.95 Nearly 40 percent of the world’s population, or 2.5 billion people, lives on less than $2 a day despite years of effort and multitudes of funds expended by governments, foundations and individuals trying to solve the problem. Wealthier countries try to help, but are they going about it the wrong way? Is money even the answer? In this riveting panel from the 2007 Milken Institute Global Conference,… |
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Total War: Shogun 2 Limited Edition $25.00 Shogun 2 is the ultimate refinement of the original formula with a new, cutting-edge AI, more polish and online functionality than ever before. The result is the perfect mix of real-time and turn-based strategy gaming that invites both veterans of Total War and new players to experience the enjoyment and depth of the series.Features include: •Choose from 9 different clans and compete online a… |
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Imperial Glory [Download] $2.99 Forge the destiny of the world amid the turbulent times of the early 19th century. Lead one of the Great Empires in titanic conflicts, or achieve economic dominance backed by shrewd diplomats and resolute military. Choose to rule as absolute despot or constitutional monarch. Unleash your troops across more than 50 battle maps from the green fields of England, to the icy wastes of Russia. This is a… |
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Cities XL 2012 $39.96 Cities XL 2012 is the newest version of the popular PC city-building simulation, which allows you to build, develop and then connect huge cities. Cities XL 2012 allows you to become real urban planners, balancing economic & energy developments of your cities while managing transportation, housing, social services and recreational activities. Content is key to the new game, as Cities XL 2012 offers… |
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Platform: Get Noticed in a Noisy World $13.76 Michael Hyatt, one of the top business bloggers in the world, provides down-to-earth guidance for building and expanding a powerful platform. To be successful in the market today, you must possess two strategic assets: a compelling product and a meaningful platform. In this step-by-step guide, Michael Hyatt, former CEO and current Chairman of Thomas Nelson Publishers, takes readers behind the sc… |
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How: Why How We Do Anything Means Everything $8.42 Guest Review: Daniel H. Pink on How Guest Reviewer Daniel H. Pink Daniel H. Pink is the author of the New York Times bestsellers “Drive” and “A Whole New Mind.” His books have been translated into 32 languages. Something’s gone wrong. Our economy has stalled in ways that defy historic precedent. Institutions we once revered we now distrust. Consumers have lost co… |