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    David R. Stokes crea narrativas cautivadoras profundamente arraigadas en eventos históricos y sucesos reales. Su estilo de escritura se caracteriza por una cualidad inmediata e inmersiva que coloca al lector directamente en el drama que se desarrolla. Stokes combina magistralmente una meticulosa precisión histórica con una narración emocionante, ya sea al relatar sagas de crímenes reales, thrillers de espionaje o dramas políticos. Su profunda pasión por la historia y los asuntos internacionales brilla en cada una de sus obras, ofreciendo a los lectores experiencias apasionantes y ricas en detalles.

    Marketing. A Case Study Approach
    Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship

    • Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship

      • 512 páginas
      • 18 horas de lectura

      Thoroughly updated, this eighth edition offers comprehensive insights into small business management and entrepreneurship, blending contemporary theory with practical applications. It addresses current issues like the Coronavirus pandemic's impact on businesses, GDPR's implications for market research, and the role of influencers in marketing. This textbook serves as essential reading for small business management and entrepreneurship courses, making it a valuable resource for students and professionals interested in the dynamics of small enterprises.

      Small Business Management and Entrepreneurship2006
      3,5

    • Marketing. A Case Study Approach

      • 355 páginas
      • 13 horas de lectura

      Written for anyone new to the subject of marketing, this is a text for students who are required to learn its principles as part of a business, management or marketing course, such as BTEC HNC/D, the CIM Certificate, Advanced Certificate and Diploma, the Diploma in Management Studies, and MBA. The book is also suitable for people studying part-time or as part of a distance-learning programme in management or marketing-related subjects.

      Marketing. A Case Study Approach1997