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Carroll: Clinical Intelligence in
Emergency Medicine Litigation

Clinical Intelligence in Emergency Medicine Litigation

Evaluating Triage, Diagnostic Decisions, Reassessment, Discharge, and Failure to Escalate

Springer Texts in Business and Economics

In an R-assisted Learning Environment

Introduction to FinTech using Excel

The Retirement Guardrail

Anyone can be a contrarian. Effective leaders are smart about when--and how--they go against conventional wisdom to succeed.Contrarians are, by and large, ineffective. Their countervailing ideas don't gain support. Their pleas for understanding are dismissed. Their efforts to change minds backfire. But it's not because they're always wrong. It's because they're not smart about going against the grain. People tend to think of contrarianism as some innate trait that you either have or you don't. It's not. It's a way of thinking and a set of skills that can be learned and practiced.This provocative and deeply researched book teaches those skills. Strategy scholars Chengwei Liu and Balázs Kovács reveal how exceptional performance is far less predictable--and far less meritocratic--than most people believe. Drawing on insights from behavioral science, business strategy, finance, sports, entertainment, and entrepreneurship, they show how luck, social dynamics, institutional conformity, and hidden biases shape who succeeds, who fails, and which ideas rise to the top.The authors uncover why consensus thinking so often leads organizations and leaders astray through fascinating stories ranging from PSY's "Gangnam Style" to the rise of Capital One to venture capital bets, celebrity CEOs, financial collapses, and viral cultural phenomena. They introduce a powerful framework for spotting overlooked opportunities, avoiding costly decision traps, and building organizations that learn faster than their competitors do.Leaders and professionals who thrive are not reckless rebels or irrational gamblers but disciplined, smart contrarians who know how to separate signal from hype, skill from luck, and genuine innovation from fashionable noise.Fresh and highly original--and a joy to read--Smart Contrarians is the guide for executives, leaders, entrepreneurs, and all ambitious professionals who want to zig when everyone else zags.

How to Think Differently about Thinking Differently

Smart Contrarians

The ESG Strategist - Power, Policy and Capital in an ESG World

HOW DID THE MOST PROFITABLE, DISRUPTIVE BUDGET AIRLINE IN AMERICA COMPLETELY RUN OUT OF RUNWAY?

For over three decades, Spirit Airlines shook up the skies with its bright yellow planes, racy advertising, and rock-bottom ticket prices. By unbundling fares and charging extra for everything from carry-ons to water, Spirit pioneered the Ultra-Low-Cost Carrier (ULCC) model in the U.S., achieving a peak valuation of $6 billion and forcing legacy airlines to change how they did business.

But on May 2, 2026, the music stopped. Overnight, flights were grounded, leaving thousands of passengers stranded and thousands of employees out of a job. Spirit became the first major U.S. airline to completely liquidate in a quarter-century. 

In "Bare Fare: The Rise and Fall of Spirit Airlines", you will step inside the cockpit of a corporate thriller to explore the bold strategies that built an empire-and the perfect storm that brought it down.

WHAT READERS WILL DISCOVER INSIDE:
- THE BLUEPRINT OF DISRUPTION: How Spirit built an incredibly profitable empire by leaning into its reputation as the "Dollar General of the Skies."
- THE BLOCKED MERGER: An inside look at the Department of Justice's $3.8 billion antitrust battle that left a heavily debt-ridden Spirit stranded without JetBlue.
- THE PERFECT STORM: How changing post-pandemic consumer tastes, a doubling of jet fuel prices driven by geopolitical conflict, and back-to-back Chapter 11 bankruptcies pushed the carrier into an inescapable corner.
- THE HIDDEN BAILOUT TALKS: The untold story behind the last-minute, failed $500 million rescue negotiations with the Trump administration that sealed the airline's fate.

WHY THIS BOOK IS A MUST-READ:
Bare Fare is more than a chronological recap of corporate failure. It is a vital case study in modern economics, regulatory intervention, and executive decision-making. Fast-paced and richly researched, this book reveals the shifting landscape of modern aviation and explores what Spirit's sudden death means for the future of cheap travel in America.

Perfect for fans of corporate drama, aviation enthusiasts, history buffs, and business strategists looking to understand how an industry giant crashed and burned.

The Rise and Fall of Spirit Airlines

Bare Fare

Jahrbuch Junge Zivilrechtswissenschaft

Worüber weiß Zivilrechtswissenschaft zu wenig? Wie jede Wissenschaft von einiger Reife hat diejenige vom Zivilrecht Methoden, Perspektiven und Routinen entwickelt - damit aber auch blinde Flecken, also Bereiche, in denen Regulierungsstrategien oder wissenschaftliche Ansätze unzureichend, widersprüchlich oder völlig abwesend sind. Diesen Blindstellen geht der Band nach. Von den im ganzen deutschsprachigen Raum eingeworbenen Vorschlägen junger Forschender wurden 15 Themen in einem blinden Peer-Review-Verfahren ausgewählt, auf der 35. GJZ-Jahrestagung im Rheingau präsentiert und im vorliegenden Band eingehend analysiert. Die Beiträge zeichnen ein farbenfrohes Bild der Perspektiven von Zivilrechtsforschung im 125. Geltungsjahr des BGB.

Mit Beiträgen von
Fenicia Aceto-Waldschmidt | Lucas Bliesze | Franziska Brachthäuser | Karl Bukpiev | Undine Christian | Tanja Domej | Marina Farbmacher | Jule Halbach | Hanjo Hamann | Felix Jöchl | Felix Kiefner | Torsten Kindt | Diana Liebenau | Jann Maatz | Alica Mohnert | Katrin Müller | Simon Püschel | Tristan Radtke | Pascal Sierek | Antonia Sommerfeld | Frido Uebachs

Worüber weiß Zivilrechtswissenschaft zu wenig? Wie jede Wissenschaft von einiger Reife hat diejenige vom Zivilrecht Methoden, Perspektiven und Routinen entwickelt – damit aber auch blinde Flecken, also Bereiche, in denen Regulierungsstrategien oder wissenschaftliche Ansätze unzureichend, widersprüchlich oder völlig abwesend sind. Diesen Blindstellen geht der Band nach. Von den im ganzen deutschsprachigen Raum eingeworbenen Vorschlägen junger Forschender wurden 15 Themen in einem blinden Peer-Review-Verfahren ausgewählt, auf der 35. GJZ-Jahrestagung im Rheingau präsentiert und im vorliegenden Band eingehend analysiert. Die Beiträge zeichnen ein farbenfrohes Bild der Perspektiven von Zivilrechtsforschung im 125. Geltungsjahr des BGB.

Mit Beiträgen von
Fenicia Aceto-Waldschmidt | Lucas Bliesze | Franziska Brachthäuser | Karl Bukpiev | Undine Christian | Tanja Domej | Marina Farbmacher | Jule Halbach | Hanjo Hamann | Felix Jöchl | Felix Kiefner | Torsten Kindt | Diana Liebenau | Jann Maatz | Alica Mohnert | Katrin Müller | Simon Püschel | Tristan Radtke | Pascal Sierek | Antonia Sommerfeld | Frido Uebachs

Rheingau 2025

Blinde Flecken der Zivilrechtswissenschaft

The Risk Management Body of Knowledge (RMBOK) is a comprehensive, practical guide to understanding and managing uncertainty in organizations, projects, operations and everyday decision-making.

Written for practitioners rather than theorists, RMBOK brings together the principles, concepts, tools and techniques of modern risk management into a single coherent framework. It explains not simply what risk management is, but how to make it work.

Drawing on decades of experience across industries, countries and risk disciplines, Julian Talbot examines risk from first principles through to practical application. The book connects objectives, uncertainty, sources of risk, events, consequences, controls, risk assessment, treatment, monitoring and decision-making - showing how the pieces fit together as a system.

RMBOK is designed for people who need to make better decisions under uncertainty, including:

¿ risk managers and advisers
¿ executives, directors and governance professionals
¿ project and programme managers
¿ security, safety, cyber and resilience practitioners
¿ auditors and assurance professionals
¿ consultants and analysts
¿ students and educators
¿ anyone responsible for managing significant uncertainty

The book is aligned with contemporary risk management thinking, including ISO 31000, while deliberately going beyond any single standard or methodology. It distinguishes between compliance with a framework and the much harder task of actually managing risk well.

Throughout the book, diagrams, models, examples and practical techniques translate abstract concepts into approaches that can be applied in real organisations.

Whether you are building a risk framework, conducting an assessment, advising a board, managing a project, evaluating controls or simply trying to make a difficult decision with incomplete information, RMBOK provides a structured way to think about what might happen, why it matters and what to do about it.

Risk Management Body of Knowledge is a reference to keep within reach - not a book to read once and put on the shelf.

Risk Management Body of Knowledge

Security, Audit and Leadership Series

THE AI CRISIS IS FICTIONAL. THE BLUEPRINT IS REAL.By 2038, autonomous agents will manage trillions of dollars in global assets. But when speed outpaces governance, efficiency becomes fragility. Governing AI Risk blends a near-future thriller with a field manual for leaders who can't afford blind spots. Follow the fictional journey of Aaron Goldcrest, a successful venture capitalist, as his team confronts cascading failures in the agentic economy-and learn how the RIVER Charter(TM) standard helps global organizations stay resilient. Featuring All-Entity Risk Management (AERM(TM)), the Cognitive Handshake(TM) for auditable human-AI decisions, and DataCapital Protocol(TM) for blockchain-grade data lineage.

An Enterprise Resilience Standard

Governing AI Risk—The RIVER Charter

Across every great innovation wave, one pattern repeats: the companies that build the essential infrastructure make the world possible - but rarely make the greatest wealth.

The railroads built a continent and went bankrupt doing it. The Bell System built the most magnificent innovation engine in the history of business, and the government took it apart. Samuel Insull electrified America and died a public villain. The fiber-optic carriers laid the pipes for the internet, lost everything, and handed the fortune to the companies built on top of them.

Now trillions of dollars are pouring into the infrastructure of artificial intelligence - the data centers, the chips, the power plants - on the assumption that owning the essential layer means owning the future. Alan Shimel has seen this movie before. He lived through the fiber buildout and its collapse as an operator, not an observer, and in The Indispensability Trap he traces the same pattern across five buildouts, a century and a half apart, to show why becoming essential has never been the same thing as becoming rich - and why AI's infrastructure boom may be no exception.

With a foreword by Daniel Newman, one of the most prominent bulls in AI investing, who argues with the book rather than merely endorsing it, The Indispensability Trap is essential reading for anyone building, investing in, or simply trying to understand where the real fortunes of the AI era will land.

Why Becoming Essential Caps the Fortune, From the Railroads to AI

The Indispensability Trap

Offender Convenience by Organizational Opportunity

Economic Crime and Conceptions of Trust

Psychosocial Risk and Leadership Accountability

Work Without Harm

Most people think a great life is built on big moments. It isn't. A great life is built on small decisions made consistently over time. A missed priority here. A neglected relationship there. Too much pressure. Too little margin. Over time, those small choices quietly shape the direction of a life. But there is another way to live. After decades of leadership, raising a family, and helping people navigate life's biggest decisions, Chris Hodges discovered something that changes everything: The quality of your life is determined by the principles that guide it. Principles simplify decisions. Principles steady you in difficult seasons. Principles help you build a life that lasts. &nbsp;In Legacy Letters, a practical and deeply personal book, Hodges shares the timeless principles that have shaped his life, leadership, relationships, and legacy. These aren't theories or motivational slogans. They are lessons learned through real life-through mentors, mistakes, family, and decades of walking alongside people through the highs and lows of life. This book is designed to be read one principle a day for 30 days, giving you a clear framework for building a better life. Then you'll spend the rest of the year putting those principles into practice-because principles are not meant to be memorized, they are meant to be lived. Inside, you'll discover powerful principles such as:The Big Rocks Principle - start life right by putting first things firstThe Calendar Principle - take control of your schedule before something else doesThe Compounding Principle - small daily disciplines create extraordinary results over timeThe Margin Principle - create breathing room so pressure doesn't control your lifeThe Who Principle - the people around you shape the future ahead of youThe Green-Grass Principle - the best relationships are the ones you invest inThe Goldmine Principle - learn to see the potential in peopleThe Orchestra Principle - life works better when it's built around "we" instead ofThe Significance Principle - the greatest life is the one that helps others win&nbsp;Filled with memorable phrases, practical wisdom, and honest stories from a life of leadership, Legacy Letters will help you:Make wiser decisionsBuild stronger relationshipsCreate margin and clarity in a crowded worldFocus your time on what matters mostLeave a legacy that lasts&nbsp;Because methods change. Trends change. Circumstances change. But principles never do. Live by the right principles, and you won't just succeed. You'll build a life that truly works.

The world is chaotic. But that doesn't mean your life has to be. Join Chris Hodges, bestselling author and beloved founding pastor of Church of the Highlands, on a dynamic journey into practical wisdom that has the power to transform your life

Timeless Principles I Learned, Lived, and Leave Behind

Legacy Letters

Clinical Intelligence in Emergency Medicine Litigation

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