Paul Rose Bücher

The oceans are the single most important feature of our planet. They shape our climate, our culture, our future. Yet we know more about the surface of Mars than we do about Earth's watery depths. What lies below the frozen Arctic ice-sheets? Or in the intriguing black holes under the Caribbean Sea? Drawing on the most exciting stories from the fields of sub-aquatic archaeology, geology, marine biology and anthropology, professional diver and explorer Paul Rose reveals an astonishing hidden world of lost cities, forgotten shipwrecks, underwater caves and submerged volcanoes. He also looks at life in the ocean habitat, from great white sharks to the myriad exotic, but rarely seen, creatures that thrive in the extreme conditions miles beneath the surface.This book, like the landmark television series it accompanies, examines the possible consequences of upsetting this delicate balance and its impact on global warming. Beautifully illustrated with more than 150 colour photographs, " Exploring the Hidden Depths of the Underwater World" unravels the mysteries of the deep and provides illuminating insights into this vast undersea domain. The oceans and seas explored include the Mediterranean, the Sea of Cortez, the Indian Ocean, the Red Sea, the Southern Ocean and the Arctic Ocean.

This book is a man's journey through courtship, marriage, kids, rejection, divorce, and the joy/pain throughout a 19 year relationship expressed in poetic form. What began as a compilation of love poems for an anniversary became the catalyst for a poetic autobiography of sorts which sums the authors love and pain for the one woman he loved and lost. The book also pays tribute to the authors mother (in photographic form), who has since passed away, but was present shortly after the birth of the authors children.

The book explores the evolution and impact of sovereign wealth funds (SWFs), detailing their historical development and distinguishing them from similar state-controlled entities. It examines domestic political risks tied to the legitimacy of SWFs, highlighting concerns about their potential politicization and mercantilist use. The text also contrasts the investment behaviors and associated risks of SWFs with those of state-owned enterprises. Additionally, it addresses governance risks and the role of international best practices, such as the Santiago Principles, in mitigating these issues.