Robert Shaw Bücher

After reviewing the latest fads and fashions in marketing, Bob Shaw finds that it is the good old fashio ned basics of marketing that are usually the key to marketin g effectiveness. '

The book examines the intricate relationship between night and contemporary urban society, highlighting the often-overlooked temporal aspects of urban capitalism alongside its spatial dimensions. It delves into various practices linked to the night-time city, such as infrastructure maintenance, urban aesthetics, nightlife, and domestic life after dark. By exploring these elements, the author advocates for a renewed focus on 'nightology' to better understand the boundaries and experiences of urban life during the night.

From an esteemed child a bold, fresh, and controversial look at the faddish child-rearing practices that have created a nation of children who are depressed, alienated, often amoral, and all too often violent. The shock of the Columbine shootings and other school violence has generated a national debate, and there's a dawning realization that something incomprehensible is our privileged, pampered children are turning into monsters at an alarming rate. With years of study and first-hand experience, Dr. Robert Shaw exposes the roots of what he calls The the violence and the more subtle behaviour problems that are jeopardizing a generation. In this eye-opening book, Dr. Shaw explains that the "advanced" parenting methods experts have promoted for the last thirty years have helped to create a nation of children who are detached loners, unable to form meaningful relationships. From infancy through the teen years, Dr. Shaw provides a map back to sanity that tracks specific misguided parenting techniques and shows parents how to get and keep their children on track and create the environment necessary for a healthy psychological future. Some of the important ground Dr. Shaw covers Dr. Shaw challenges us to confront a very real problem, then helps us take steps forward using common sense and humanity. The Epidemic calls us to become better parents—and feel better about the choices we make for our children.

Robert Shaw explores the little-known Shighni-Ghalchah dialect of the Shighnan region in Tajikistan and Afghanistan. Through his analysis of the language's grammar, vocabulary, and syntax, Shaw provides a rare glimpse into the fascinating linguistic complexities of this remote and isolated region.

This fascinating linguistic study offers insight into the Ghalchah languages spoken in the Wakhan Corridor region of Afghanistan. Drawing on first-hand accounts and extensive research, it provides a detailed analysis of the grammar, syntax, and vocabulary of these unique languages. A must-read for linguists and anyone interested in the diversity of human language.

In this book, Robert Shaw traces the origins of ancient civilizations, covering the contributions of the Chaldeans, Hebrews, Chinese, Hindus, and Scots or Gaels. He also provides critical reviews of the history of these civilizations, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the roots of human civilization.