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This Element introduces and critically reflects on the contribution of implementation science to healthcare improvement efforts. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.

Focusing on the evolution of monetary sovereignty, the book explores how money has influenced state formation from US independence to the EU's establishment and the USSR's dissolution. Wilson argues for a shift in perspective, advocating for viewing money primarily as a transactional tool rather than a representation of national identity. This examination highlights the changing attitudes toward money in shaping political and economic landscapes throughout history.

Focusing on essential themes of race, discrimination, and cultural dynamics, this book serves as a vital contribution to ongoing discussions about Black Lives and white privilege. It aims to deepen understanding and provoke thought, making it an important read for anyone interested in these pressing societal issues.

Set against the backdrop of 1978, the story follows twenty-one-year-old Paul Wilson as he embarks on a surf trip to Mexico, only to find himself in dangerous drug cartel territory. Desperate to fund his adventure, he robs a supermarket, setting off a chain of chaotic events. Compounded by the presence of a fugitive killer and a conniving companion, the trip devolves into a struggle for survival, overshadowing the thrill of surfing with unexpected mishaps and challenges.

A guide to the essentials of stock photography: picking agencies, creating metadata, and shooting buyer-friendly images.

A brand-new study into the power of currency around the world, and how it has been manipulated to cause war and strife

Includes more than 80 recipes, ranging from corn, prawn and bacon tortillas to homemade chorizo and sweet potato quesadillas. The salsas, salads& vegetables chapter recognizes the ever-growing appreciation for plant-based dishes with over 20 envelope-pushing vegetarian dishes.

The book explores the secrets to creating extraordinary meals that tantalize the palate. It offers a collection of recipes and techniques designed to elevate everyday cooking into a magical culinary experience. Readers will discover tips for enhancing flavors, combining ingredients creatively, and presenting dishes beautifully, all aimed at transforming their kitchen endeavors into memorable dining experiences.

Exploring the innovative concept of air frying, this book reveals how to achieve crispy, deep-fried textures without the excess oil. It offers a variety of healthy recipes that maintain flavor while reducing calories, making it easier to enjoy fried foods guilt-free. With practical tips and techniques, readers will discover the magic of air frying and its potential to transform their cooking habits. Ideal for those seeking healthier meal options without sacrificing taste.

Travelling around the world may appear as easy as ABC, but looks can be deceptive: there is no 'X' for a start. Not since Xidakistan was struck from the map. Yet post 9/11, with the War on Terror going global, could 'The Valley' be about to regain its place on the political stage? Xidakistan's fate is inextricably linked with that of Graham Ruff, founder of Ruff Guides. Setting sail where Around the World in Eighty Days and Lost Horizon weighed anchor, our not-quite-a-hero suffers all in pursuit of his golden triangle: The Game, The Guidebook, The Girl. With the future of printed Guidebooks increasingly in question, The Alphabet Game also takes you back to their very beginnings. As Evelyn Waugh's Scoop did for Foreign Correspondents the world over, so this novel lifts the lid on Travel Writers for good. Wilson writes with his usual mix of irreverent wit and historical insight. In doing so, he delivers the most telling satire on an American war effort since M*A*S*H. The Guidebook is Dead? Long Live the Guidebook!