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Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fine. 1st Edition. viii, 296p.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Ecotourism and ecotourists. 2. Focuses on growing tourism. 3. Natural resources and gardens. 4. Scope of tourism development. 5. Tourism policy to professionalism. 6. Economics marketing of world tourism. 7. The ecological impacts of ecotourism. 8. The ecotourism ethics. Index. The variability of approaches used to define ecotourism has quite naturally given way to many comprehensive approaches used to understand the term. It was acknowledged that the variety of descriptive terms such as nature travel adventure travel and cultural travel which are largely activity based and also the value laden terms such as responsible alternative and ethical tourism which underscore the need to consider impacts and the consequences of travel. It is felt that nature tourism while not necessarily ecologically sound in principle concentrates more on the motivation and the behaviour of the individual tourist. Conversely ecotourism is much more difficult to attain owing to its overall comprehensiveness. A form of tourism inspired primarily by the natural history of an area including its indigenous cultures. The ecotourist visits relatively undeveloped areas in the spirit of appreciation participation and sensitivity. The ecotourist practices a non consumptive use of wildlife and natural resources and contributes benefiting the conservation of the site. 200 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Wildlife in India. 3. Distribution of Wildlife in India. 4. Policy and legislation for wildlife preservation. 5. National Parks essential principles. 6. National Parks of India. 7. National Parks and Five Year Plans. 8. National Parks and Tourism. 9. National Parks and threatened wildlife species. 10. National Parks man versus wildlife. 11. National Parks future plan and strategy. Index. In 1970 there were only five National Parks in India namely Kanha Bhandavgarh Shivpuri Thadoba and Corbelt. The number of these National Parks has now risen to eighty. The statewise distribution of these parks is as Andhra Pradesh one Arunachal Pradesh two. Assam and Bihar has two National Parks. Goa one and Gujarat four and next Haryana one Himachal Pradesh two and Jammu and Kashmir Karnataka and Kerala four five and three respectively. Wildlife tourism must convey a message. A tourist after visiting the park must return a wiser person. The tourists should also be apprised of the rules and code of conduct to be observed in the park as not to stray from the main park. Noise and alien sounds startle wild animals. Do not blow horns or talk loudly. Treat the park as sanctum sanctorium of nature wear incaspicuous Khaki alive or brown clothing which blend well with natural surroundings and lastly do not pollute the park. While discussing wildlife tourism the mode of transport of tourists inside the National Park should be considered. It has been said more than once that due to habitat destruction and unabated hunting in the past the wildlife in our country has been depleted considerably. The ancient Indian people appreciated and acknowledge the value and importance of wildlife and its habitats. 180 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Administration of physical education. 2. Perfection of the body. 3. Objectives of health and physical education. 4. What pragmatism means. 5. Resistance to disease. 6. Activity and fitness. 7. Educational value of health education. 8. The role of competitive sports in physical education. 9. Standards what are they. Index. Administrative excellence is the key to the success of any physical education programme. The systematic organization of the programme selection of efficient personnel sound financial policy good staff moral and good public relations are the principal elements in administration of physical education. Aim of this work is a careful selection of the important aspects of physical administration written by the authorities on the subject through the ages. Selection is mainly oriented to the requirement of the teachers and students of physical education. 232 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. 288 pages.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. vii, 304 pages.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Very Good. 1st Ed. v, 304p. On Nepal's Gurkha soldiers.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. v iii, 296p. On the Tibetan sovereignty debate.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Principles of marketing. 2. Use of web site design. 3. Designing your site. 4. Directory submission strategies. 5. Newsgroups and target market. 6. How to increase web site traffic. 7. The use of E mail. 8. Use of mailing lists. 9. Tips for web site launch. 10. Developing a links strategy. 11. How to win awards. Rapid means of communication and transportation have got tourism within the reach of the common people. The use of satellite and website facilities has helped the tourism industry immensely. Some areas are much more conducive to research online. Areas that facilitate and encourage tourism/vacation planning are high on the list. As a tourism operator your are provided with a great opportunity to reach vast numbers of your target market quickly easily and at very little cost. The geographic reach that the internet provides is phenomenal. Meanwhile internet marketing encompasses all the steps you take to reach your target market online attract visitors to your tourism website encourage them to purchase your products or services an make them want to comeback for more. This book highlights the recent advancement in technology and especially on the marketing of tourism. The western technology is being adopted by the developing worked. The developing world including India is still in a borrowing stage and marketing techniques are mainly western including the theoretical concepts which are being used in tourism. The paucity of funds for research and development in tourism and publishing industry has developed a situation in which India a fast developing country is still in borrowing stage. 152 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Management issues in tourism. 2. Roles of research in tourism management. 3. Managing the research function. 4. Corporate forms in tourism. 5. The formulation of tourism policy a managerial framework. 6. National and global tourism policies in India. 7. Tools for visitor management. 8. Entrepreneurship concept and functions. 9. Managing festivals and tourism events. 10. Feasibility analysis in tourism. In a service industry like tourism management concepts and principles are applied at all levels. The need is therefore to inculcate a professional approach for providing tourism services. This book on Management in Tourism attempts at providing material on issues concepts principles policy formulation and decision making. The aim is also to familiarise the reader with managerial skills and concepts and function of entrepreneurship. While making the selection of the contents course material of universities and training institutions have been kept in view. 184 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: New. 1st Edition. viii, 304 pages.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Environmental education. 2. The administrator at work. 3. Environmental education in India. 4. Health protection through a healthful environment. 5. Environmental education and other cross curricular themes. 6. Managing of natural environment. 7. Integration of ecosystem and urban systems. 8. Legislation and pollution in West India. 9. Education impact for improvement of rural housing. 10. The citizenship and environmental education. 11. The role of forests. 12. The environment and foundation subjects. 13. The science education. 14. The geography. 15. The global environmental trends. 16. The environmental education and other relationships. Index. Environmental education has close links with the other four cross curricular themes sharing many of the same features of investigative skills and body of knowledge. Pupils may research original and secondary sources set up simulations reach conclusions and discuss the validity of their ideas. The five themes share the possibilities for promoting the discussion of values and beliefs extending knowledge and understanding encouraging practical activities and decision making and providing opportunities for pupils to make positive contributions to their community's way of life. The environmental education and other relationship. An example of an environmental dilemma is instructive without such consideration lessons that employ drama structure run the risk of being arid with the pupils engaged in their active English or fantacy play. 272 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The concept of sociology. 2. Globalization as an emergent concept. 3. Sociologists and philosophy. 4. Sociology of globalization. 5. Ernst Grunwald and the sociology. 6. The range of sociology. 7. The unique and the general toward a philosophy of sociology 1948. 8. A preliminary inquiry into the sociology of knowledge. 9. Socio genetic and psychogenetic aspects. 10. Structuration theory as a world view. Index. To begin the discussion of this topic. The presupposition of the sociology of knowledge comes from the public interpretation. We may realize that between this process of self enlightenment which is commensurate with the present time and the sociology of knowledge there is a specific affinity for the sociology of knowledge. Conceived into question relativizes particularises and transcends. This book contains ten chapters. In contemporary discussions the extending independency chains between nations have been variously referred to as the global human circumstance. It is a common place that an important point of departure for the sociological pioneers of the last century and the early years of this century was to insist that economic had to be understood sociologically. 268 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Prevention of untouchability. 2. Court's role. 3. Constitutional measures. 4. Specific provisions. 5. Solution by law. 6. Economic factors. 7. Geographic issues. 8. Statutory protection. 9. Role of police. 10. The safeguards. 11. Special transitional and temporary provisions. 12. Other safeguards. Index. It is widely felt that proper legislative measure enacted and implemented in time can save the Dalit from other caste. The need for dalit protection is an area which has been at the forefront of the social concern during last four decades globally. What is needed is a balance between dalit and law. An integration of the dalit and law is required at the policy planning in the constitutions. The dalit in India is a old as our civilisation and law. The caste based theories from time to time were considered relevant and effective by our society which were the foundation stone in accordance with the socio economic condition of the individuals. The sense of discrimination became an effective instrument which proved dangerous retarding expected progress in our society. This indeed led to the emergence of a few ardent reformers whose sincere efforts were directed to bring about equality by granting socio economic religious and political concessions to the economically weaker sections. The main significant idea is to bring them at par with the outer castes and communities. Undoubtedly some progress in this direction is a glaring phenomenon with the since efforts of Buddha Gandhi B.R. Ambedkar and several other reformers. It is hoped that this book will fulfill the demands of a wider section of our society. The editors are painfully aware of the shortcomings and shall welcome any criticism and suggestions from the readers for improvement in further editions. 328 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Peace and harmony. 3. Area security. 4. Regional cooperation. 5. Travel of democracy. 6. The new country. 7. The economic reforms. 8. Self reliance in technology. 9. A nuclear power. 10. Political method. 11. Dawn of new era. 12. Changing social behaviour. 13. The cultural scenario. 14. The human growth. Index. India the Land of Mystery has given a lot in every field of life social political cultural spiritual psychological and so on. The grand work of art like Vedas Upanishads Puranas Bhagawat Gita Mahabharat Ramayan Ramcharit Manas and contemporary literature are the fine example of it. Ram Krishna Buddha Mahavir Dayanand Saraswati Sur Tulsi Kabir Meera Gandhi are the gems of this land. Their contribution and guidelines to the welfare of human being without any boundary will be remembered always even in this materialistic world where emotions and imaginations have no place. People of the west are richer and becoming the richest but not finding the calm consolation peace and rest so they are running looking for India's heritage on which it has been proud. Now man is thinking to reside on moon which shows his restlessness and pain. Materialism and technical society cannot give and teach the method of people's live how to live in this world except the principle and thought which has been given by our masters hundred and thousands year ago with the help of meditation and experiences. Book Vedas be the part of nature. Associate yourself among others. 334 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. A long journey. 2. Roots and development. 3. The Indian history. 4. Gradation of Hinduism. 5. Dalit literature. 6. The Indian society. 7. The religion. 8. Different phases. 9. Early movements. 10. Later movements. Index. Since the days of yore the social condition of the Dalits had been deplorable. They had to bear an insulting and low behaviour in the society. They were used as menials for the lowest type of work and per chance if they happened to refuse to do any kind of work assigned to them they were to get physical punishment. But with the change of time there have been some social societies which have shown much interest and keenness to support the socio economic cause of Dalits by which their upliftment could be a glaring phenomenon. Such social institutions are the Harijan Sewak Samaj and several others who are keen to give Dalits a better status in our society. In the process of completion of this book in a comprehensive way it became essential and academically viable to visit some prominent research institutions to collect the material in order to make it interesting and readable. This book would be useful for social scientists teachers researchers and students in Indian and abroad. 355 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: VG. 1st Ed. vi, 288p.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Natural disaster floods. 2. GIS for disaster management. 3. Disaster mitigation of earthquake effects. 4. Natural disasters exposure and vulnerability. 5. Social dimensions of disaster management. 6. Post disaster management. 7. Preparedness mitigation and management of natural disasters. 8. Preparedness mitigation and management of natural disasters. 9. Strengthening the existing capacity of institutions of higher learning in India. 10. Earthquake hazards in an urban centre. 11. Natural disaster institutional building for mitigating. 12. Disaster management present status and future strategies. 13. Aftermath of disasters. 14. Karnataka State takes lead in the country. 15. Natural disaster health sector planning. 16. Empowering Panchayats and community for disaster preparedness. 17. Peoples participation in disaster management with special reference to flood management. 18. Role of urban local bodies. 19. GoI UNDP's Mandate on disaster management. Index. It is aptly said that floods are act of God but acts of man cause flood damage. It is natural for a river to over flow its banks in the event of heavy rainfall in the upper catchments and spill into the flood plains which are basically its domain. It is therefore necessary to suitably manage the floods with a view to reduce the damage potential and property and minimize if not avoid loss to lives of human and livestock it is essential that while planning the embankments suitable steps be taken to ensure drainage of the area into the river through sluices. Floor damage could be avoided to a considerable extent if timely warning is given of an impending flood. It may be stated that in view of the ever increasing flood damages it is necessary to overcome the reluctance to adopt the flood pain zoning measure and appreciate the advantages of planned action in flood plains. 220 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Social marketing an introduction. 2. Social responsibility in social marketing. 3. Economic man vs. social man in social marketing. 4. Social marketing for social change. 5. Consumerism in social marketing. 6. Marketing and safer sex in social marketing. 7. Advertising experience with social marketing. 8. Advertising in the social marketing mix. 9. Pro environmental behaviour in social marketing. 10. Health promotion through social marketing. 11. Postmodern turn in public health advertising. 12. Equal opportunity for consumer. 13. Social responsibility from a consumer perspective. 14. Developing consumer user products. 15. Making environment friendly products. 16. Efficiency and effectiveness of marketing. Bibliography. Index. Social marketing is the systematic application of marketing alongside other concepts and techniques to achieve specific behavioural goals for a social good. While social marketing initially developed from a desire to capitalise on commercial marketing techniques it has in the last decade matured into a much more integrative and inclusive discipline that draws on the full range of social sciences and social policy approaches as well as marketing. This book focuses on direct mail mass media developing a marketing plan and program evaluation. 240 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Labour arbitration. 2. Codetermination and industrial democracy. 3. Compensation special plans. 4. Wage and salary policy and administration. 5. Data processing and practices. 6. Computer systems functions. 7. Relations of labour management. 8. Employee benefit plans compensation. 9. Labour unions. 10. Labour legislation. 11. Personnel administration. 12. The productivity. 13. Wages and hours legislation. 14. Management of minorities and equal opportunity. 15. Management administrative. 16. Management of control systems. 17. Management credit. 18. Telecommunications service. 19. Management records. 20. Management security. 21. Procedures and systems. 22. Word processing system. 23. Paper work simplification. 24. Office design and space planning. Index. Labour relations decisions should be based on research and planning just as is done with a new product concept before designing manufacturing and marketing it. Labour unions are staffed with members who have a high level of expertise and technical competence. Labour unions spend the necessary funds to research today's problem as well as to plan for the future. The fundamental relationship between the labour and the company is one of push and pull most often in opposite directions even though the company's continued success is essential for both parties. Successful labour relations are not so much a matter of who is right as they are what is right. Management must consider the specific problem and alternative solutions. Such contact can load to the development of mutual understanding and trust are essential factors in a continuing good relationship. 280 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The background. 2. Caste system in India. 3. The religious factors. 4. Opportunities for education. 5. Government's role. 6. Panchayati Raj. 7. Self governance. 8. Rural farm products. 9. Agriculture economy. 10. Development of rural sector. 11. The social dimensions. 12. The society under change. 13. Rural area. 14. Village society through the ages. 15. The rural folk life. Index. While rural religion tends to be crude and concrete in form urbanized religion has tended to be abstract. While the rural population worships and falls prostrate before a multitude of Gods and Goddesses derived out of their animistic conception of the universe the cultured educated section of the urban humanity subscribes to the idealistic view of the universe and discusses such categories as the nature of Brahman free will and others. There is another reason why the rural man must be an educated man. Education is also the prerequisite for the study and assimilation of the rich culture which has developed in the contemporary age. Education is essential for the rural people also for the broad social reason that all social relations between citizens are in the modern society governed by the principle of contract and not by status as in the farmer epoch. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Urban approach. 2. Special events tourism. 3. Increased urban tourism. 4. Attracting visitors and the tourism. 5. Conferences and exhibitions. 6. Strategy of urban tourism. 7. Secondary elements. 8. The economic impact of urban tourism. Index. There is no doubt that cities are affected by global economic forces but questions can be asked as to what extent their future is immutably determined by these forces and to what extent policies developed locally can have real consequences for cities. Advocates of the structuralist position argue that the local state can have little impact on global flows of business while those arguing for the importance of agency point to examples where local politics have made a real difference to the economic fortunes of a city. The social patterning of cities is also important in understanding the inner city problem. The average tourists is unlikely to be drawn to a city because of its visitor attractions. The aim has been to assess the role of visitor attractions in the development of urban destinations urban policies to deal with these issues have been evolving since the 1960. They have been developed to deal with the economic and social problems which cities face. 228 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Mass communication theories in India. 2. Positing the postscript. 3. Traditional and modern communication in India. 4. Historical perspectives to communication. 5. Mahatma Gandhi the mass communicator. 6. The enigma of the cinema. 7. Technology development in India. 8. Social and government angles. 9. Renaissance communication structures in India. 10. Ideological goals for communication Ambedkar Gandhi Nehru. Index. Science and technology have not only changed the social system of world they have transferred the life style and behaviour of the people at large. We need a system that preserves good things of the old age. But the need is to combine them with new technologies available to day. Two major developments in the sixteenth century altered the course of communication history. It was the last phase of renaissance where great development took place in the field of communication. 230 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Administrative management. 2. Budgets and budget preparation. 3. Compensation salary policy and administration. 4. Management control systems. 5. Management credit. 6. Financial auditing. 7. Accounting for managerial control. 8. Management applied information systems. 9. Accounting aspects and purchasing. 10. Relations of labor management. 11. Management of corporate. 12. Maintenance management. 13. Training employee and development. 14. Physical distribution. 15. Planning strategic managerial. 16. Real estate management corporate. 17. Records management. 18. Tax management managerial responsibility for federal income tax reporting. 19. Human resources planning. 20. Organization analysis and planning. Index. Every business whether product or service oriented has major functions to perform production or operations Sales or marketing finance and administration. It is easy to see how the first three functions relate to an improved profit picture. On the other hand the support that administration provides to the first three functions is often thought of as a necessary evil that diminishes profits. By definition however administration or management is essential in every aspect of a business operation. Because its home is an office environment administrative management is often mistaken as an entity quite separate from marketing manufacturing and finance. Because administration is so often viewed as a necessary evil employees who work in administration occasionally have a dim view of their role in the organisation. 282 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The media infrastructure. 2. Career in successful journalism. 3. Picture for education and communication. 4. Making of a journalist. 5. New enlargement in educational media. 6. New media and education. 7. Vocation of writing. 8. Communication in social development. Index. A professional journalist is easily identified he is on the pay roll of a journal he reports for his paper or he may write features or editorials or edit copy. He is known by different names reporter feature writer special correspondent sub editor assistant editor sports editor city editor commercial editor and the news editor. Primarily it is a profession for the man trained to do the particular job in the complex business of bringing out a journal. The men or women who work for news papers come from many backgrounds and are of many temperaments. 238 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Social rights in India. 2. Socio religious behaviour. 3. First recognition. 4. Dalit historical background. 5. Philosophical basis of Dalit. 6. Dalit process of liberation. 7. Social emancipation of Dalit. 8. Right of equality. 9. Rightful development of Dalit. 10. The great initiative. Index. Dalit human rights and humanitarian law once clearly distinguishable segments of international law are increasingly being viewed in an integrated and holistic manner where the individual has a continuum of protection under human rights law as well as that provided under humanitarian law as warranted by the specific circumstances. There is a broad space for forging effective linkages between humanitarian assistance and human rights programmes. The separate mandates and different methods of work can produce a remarkable added value if perceived as complementary and mutually supportive and if we maintain the focus of all we do to increase the extent of protection for the victims. India and the country of origin of the refugees. In the process refugees have become victims of gross human rights violations. A cursory scrutiny of the conditions of refugees makes it crystal clear. It is hoped that this book will fulfill the demands of a wider section of press persons of society. The editors are painfully aware of the shortcomings and shall welcome any criticism and suggestions from the readers for improvement in further editions. 360 pp.

Hardcover. Condizione: New. Condizione sovraccoperta: VG. 1st Ed. 352p, map.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. Importance of sustainable tourism. 3. Environmental impact of tourism development. 4. Sustainable tourism in the new century. 5. Nature of tourism. 6. Tourism and thought of sustainability. 7. Problems of sustainable tourism. 8. Understanding the market for tourism. 9. Tourism on the prairies. 10. The bio diversity and sustainable tourism. 11. Popularisation of sustainable tourism. 12. Environmental design and land use. 13. Travel ethic for responsible travel. Index. Sustainable tourism embraces all segments of the industry with guidelines and criteria that seek to reduce environmental impacts particularly the use of non renewable resources using measurable bench marks and to improve tourism's contribution to sustainable development and environmental conservation. The public must demand account ability of tourism products and tourism service providers must demonstrate an adherence to an appropriate vision in striving for meritorious achievements in the area of sustainable development. In doing so it is those who achieve such lofty levels who may ultimately prosper financially. 232 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. Development organization. 2. Survey of attitudes. 3. Employee communications. 4. Psychological testing. 5. Analysis transactional. 6. The discipline. 7. Conformity in management. 8. Counseling employee. 9. Hygiene factors. 10. Innovation and creativity. 11. The leadership. 12. Health executive managing stress and job tension. 13. Health mental. 14. Management of equal employment opportunity. 15. Organization analysis and planning. 16. Women in management. 17. Work concept and implications. 18. Management of younger employees. 19. Human resources accounting. 20. Performance appraisal. 21. Assessment center method. 22. Conference leadership. 23. Conferences and meetings planning for. 24. Continuing education unit. 25. Employee counseling. 26. Development and training career path planning. 27. Development and training employee. 28. Development and training management. 29. Development and training university executive programmes. 30. Human resources planning. 31. Simulations business and management. 32. Societies professional. Index. Organising is one of the oldest human activities. It is a phenomenon that will continue to be important to people. This is based on the assumption that organisation influence human behaviour and individuals influence an organisation's behaviour. Organisation development also assumes that both individual behaviour and organisational behaviour can be modified and done so with favourable results. Organisation developments deals with organisation aspects of the behavioural sciences and may be known as or associated with human resource development organisation behaviour psychology and renewal. The definition of an organisation as used in this book is two or more persons interacting within some mutually recognised power relationship for some common purpose. This definition is intentionally broad in order to include all sizes and types of organisation formal as informal of either a temporary or more permanent nature. 310 pp.

Hardbound. Condizione: As New. New. Contents Preface. 1. The background. 2. Percussion of technology. 3. Percussion of industrialisation. 4. Economic factors. 5. Cultural structure. 6. Influence of education. 7. Importance of family. 8. Trouble to cities. 9. Importance of communities. 10. Upheaval in society. 11. Social transformation in India. 12. Upliftment of society. Index. If social change is defined as the systematic study of vanations in social life it does not seem to differ from sociology in general insofar as it is defined as the study of the unfolding of man's social arrangements through time it appears to be indistinguishable from social history. Social change may be defined as the process in which is discernible significant alteration in the structure and functioning of a particular system. The most important aspect of technology is that a man thinks rationally and objectively about things and events. This is one of the tragedies of the modern world situation. The poor countries of the world are realizing that they must industrialize but they must industrialize but they have hardly any resources to invest on research and development. Besides the import of foreign capital was not voluntary but was forced upon India as a consequence of foreign rule. High taxation and large material drains from India both being the direct results of British rule left little money in the pockets of the people and carried away the potential capital of the country. 292 pp.