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This concise introduction to marketing includes activities, cases and questions and covers the Internet and marketing information systems. It also includes material on ethics and relationship marketing

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Focusing on the Indian informal economy, this book explores its role in providing socio-economic security and well-being for workers. It offers a critical analysis that intersects development economics, political economy, and gender studies, highlighting the unique challenges and opportunities within this sector. Through its examination, the work contributes valuable insights into how informal labor impacts economic stability and social equity, making it a significant resource for understanding these complex dynamics.

Whilst there are many books and articles on Hegel there are scant few that are accessible to those unfamiliar with philosophy. This book provides an introduction to Hegel, examining three key areas of his philosophy - his understanding of alienation, his philosophy of history and the concept of dialectics - and the application and development of his method of analysis by Marx and Engels.

The pain in my jaw was like heat growing rapidly over facial tissue, like a bush fire destroying valuable habitats. I stopped to look at my reflection and with the heaviest of self-pity and pain, did not recognise the woman staring back at me. How would I explain this to my mum? To my daughter? This time I couldn't think of an excuse, I couldn't think of a way to explain away my injuries. Not this time. He was able to blend in and control people's view of himself in almost any social construct. Was he a chameleon or social manipulator? The fear he installed in myself and others was a method of control to him. I was truly unable to escape and petrified to even try. I didn't know left from right, right from wrong. Light from dark. Sober from drunk. Love from fear. I felt I was in a constant revolving door, every time I tried to get off, it would spin faster and faster, I couldn't get out of the unstoppable, erratic, and toxic encasement of my life.