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McGee Patrick: Apple in China / B

Apple in China

The Capture of the World's Greatest Company

Critical Approaches in Applied Linguistics [CRITAL]

Critical Ethnographic Perspectives in Beijing, China

Family Language Policy as Sociocultural Practice

Meet the epic fantasy debut of the year

The Poet Empress

Praise for THE NEW NATURE OF BUSINESS "Hoffmann and Vanham demonstrate vividly that today's business-as-usual is not sustainable. They provide a compelling blueprint for how companies can reinvent their business models to align with the interests of nature and society-instead of working against them." -CHRISTINE LAGARDE, President, European Central Bank "In The New Nature of Business, Hoffmann and Vanham offer a richly illustrated blueprint for purposeful, sustainable business leadership in the 21st century. It's a compelling case for a holistic, integrated approach to doing business and a must-read for any entrepreneur." -RICHARD BRANSON, Founder, Virgin Group "I challenge any executive to read this book and return to their desk, unchanged. Honest, hopeful, and human, this book will leave you thrilled at the possibilities offered by a new way of doing business." -PAUL POLMAN, business leader and co-author, Net Positive "André Hoffmann takes us from his childhood in the wilds of Camargue, to the boardroom of his family company where he is confronted with what to do about past wrongs-environmental damage and corruption. It helps him shift from 'trying to conform' to having the courage to stand alone (if necessary) for what seems right. It is a tale of the way moments of reckoning help humans build courage to do the right thing, and the kind of vision that can illuminate it." -NGAIRE WOODS, Dean of the Blavatnik School of Government, University of Oxford "In all the years I've known André, he has always had a mind endlessly focused on the betterment of the world around him. The New Nature of Business urges companies everywhere to seize this moment in history and chart a course for a more sustainable future. I encourage anyone interested in how our global economy can evolve in the face of modern challenges to pick up this book." -ART LEVINSON, Chairman, Apple; Co-founder and CEO, Calico

The Path to Prosperity and Sustainability

The New Nature of Business

Praise for IRREPLACEABLE "If you think AI is just about robots and algorithms, think again. IRREPLACEABLE will shatter your assumptions and challenge you to reimagine what it means to be human in a machine age." -Dr. Marshall Goldsmith, Thinkers50 #1 Executive Coach and New York Times Bestselling Author of The Earned Life, Triggers, and What Got You Here Won't Get You There "IRREPLACEABLE is addressing the most important question of our time: how do we keep our humanity front and center in an AI-dominated world? I challenge you to find a book more timely and relevant!" -Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum "IRREPLACEABLE is a vital guide to thinking differently and working confidently in tandem with AI. Pascal Bornet's insights and strategies are essential to succeed with customers and colleagues, in your community and career." -Ron Kaufman, New York Times Bestselling Author of Uplifting Service "In a world obsessed with the power of AI, IRREPLACEABLE dares to ask the question: what makes us human? The answer may surprise you." -Dr. Luc Julia, Co-Founder of Apple Siri "One of the most important books of our times, Pascal Bornet's IRREPLACEABLE is a must-read guide for navigating the AI revolution, empowering readers to excel personally and professionally in a technology-driven world." -Bernard Marr, Futurist, Internationally Bestselling Author "A very practical guide to strengthening our humanity with AI." -Nir Eyal, Bestselling Author of Hooked and Indistractable "Both a wake-up call and a practical guide to rediscover what makes us truly human in the age of AI." -Gerd Leonhard, Futurist and Humanist "I've always believed that AI will enhance human capabilities rather than replace them. This excellent book provides a roadmap for individuals and organizations to become effective partners with smart machines. Follow its advice, and you'll be well-equipped for the present and the future." -Thomas H. Davenport, Distinguished Professor, Babson College; Author of Only Humans Need Apply, Working with AI, and All In on AI "IRREPLACEABLE challenges us to confront the ultimate dilemmas: who are we, and what is our purpose in a world transformed by AI? The answers may just change your life." -Professor Jochen Wirtz, Vice Dean MBA Programmes, National University of Singapore "IRREPLACEABLE forces us to question our future in an increasingly technologically mediated world and learn to take action!" -Leonard A. Schlesinger, Baker Foundation Professor, Harvard Business School

The Art of Standing Out in the Age of Artificial Intelligence

IRREPLACEABLE

Hundred Flowers

A Worker Inquiry Amid China's Youth Unemployment Wave

Involution

"A sweeping examination of how the religious landscape has changed in post-Mao China. In Religious Change in Post-Mao China, sociologist Yanfei Sun examines the transformation of major religions and the broader religious ecology in China in the wake of the death of Mao Zedong. Drawing on two decades of research that integrates ethnographic, historical, and comparative methods, this book explores the remarkable rise of Protestantism, the challenges faced by Catholicism, the revival of Chinese popular religion, the complex dynamics of Chinese Buddhism, and the unrealized potential of new religious movements. Why do some religions thrive and others struggle in post-Mao China? Sun describes both the internal institutional factors that allow some religions to flourish and the wider sociopolitical context that supports or discourages religious expansion. She thereby introduces an ambitious theoretical framework-one whose applicability extends beyond China, offering a template for analyzing religious dynamics in other parts of the world. A must-read for scholars of religious studies, sociology, and China studies, Religious Change in Post-Mao China not only provides critical insights into China's evolving religious landscape but also offers a powerful lens for examining the forces behind religious change, both past and present"--

Toward a New Sociology of Religion

Religious Change in Post-Mao China

Roman - »Eine Autorin, die ich ganz besonders gerne mag.« Elke Heidenreich

Denn es will Abend werden

'A series of intelligent and fiery essays' The Sunday Times 'A landmark in British food writing' Jonathan Nunn 'Makes you laugh, think, and get a little angry' iPaper 'I started stitching together my story through a different, universal language: food.' An A-Z of Chinese Food (Recipes Not Included) is not a recipe book, but a deliberate 'anti-glossary' - a delectable edible anthology that serves up Chinese flavour beyond just its taste. Jenny Lau always found herself sitting between cultures, connected to both east and west. Hungry to understand herself, she threw herself into researching the Chinese food of her heritage. The result is An A-Z of Chinese Food - a surprising, unputdownable and deliciously enriching anthology that uses food to explore who we are and how we relate to the world. From A is for Authentic, breaking down our assumptions of who 'owns' what cuisine, to R is for Rice Cooker, a humorous entry from the point of view a hard-working kitchen appliance that has seen a family through its ups and downs, An A-Z of Chinese Food will change the way you think about, see, and eat, food. 'Lau's writing makes you laugh, think, and get a little angry - sometimes all at once. She tackles serious topics such as cultural appropriation, colonisation, racism and fetishisation in Chinese food with a lightness that never undermines their gravity' ANGELA HUI for iPaper 'I feel seen... I feel called out... I feel educated... I feel comforted and satiated. This is the book I needed growing up. Everyone should read this book!' JENNIFER LI, @bookmarkonthewall, book blogger 'A worthwhile and thoughtful corrective to many of the myths and over-simplifications about Chinese food in the West. Lau poses some great questions, which stayed with me long after I'd finished reading' BEE WILSON for The Sunday Times 'Using the universal language of food, Lau rips through an astonishing list of subjects with a uniquely original style. A must-read for lovers of food yes, but also lovers of exciting, daring writing' FOYLES Booksellers 'A groundbreaking rhapsody of a book, that brings something brand new to the canon of diasporic food writing. An A-Z that shines completely new light on Chinese culinary heritage, with an immediacy and spirited reverence that is a joy to read. Jenny Lau is a compelling and expressive storyteller: intricately weaving personal memoir, extensively researched cultural history and satirical humour with commanding eloquence. An instant classic from an essential new voice.' GURDEEP LOYAL, food &amp; travel writer 'An A-Z of Chinese Food is a landmark in British food writing, somewhere between a book, a magazine, and a treatise, but completely its own thing. Jenny has the rare ability to dissect unwieldy matters of identity, race and culture with the lightness of touch that all serious topics need, combatting preconceived notions about Chinese cuisine with immaculate research and subversive humour. This book is a tonic to the mainstream of food writing' JONATHAN NUNN 'A leading light in the British Chinese community' FUCHSIA DUNLOP

A delectable collection that serves up Chinese flavour beyond its taste

An A-Z of Chinese Food (Recipes Not Included)

Picador Collection

'A gripping read as well as an important one.' Rana Mitter, Guardian In October 1839, Britain entered the first Opium War with China. Its brutality notwithstanding, the conflict was also threaded with tragicomedy: with Victorian hypocrisy, bureaucratic fumblings, military missteps, political opportunism and collaboration. Yet over the past hundred and seventy years, this strange tale of misunderstanding, incompetence and compromise has become the founding episode of modern Chinese nationalism. Starting from this first conflict, The Opium War explores how China's national myths mould its interactions with the outside world, how public memory is spun to serve the present, and how delusion and prejudice have bedevilled its relationship with the modern West. 'Lively, erudite and meticulously researched' Literary Review 'An important reminder of how the memory of the Opium War continues to cast a dark shadow.' Sunday Times Now part of the Picador Collection, a series showcasing the very best of modern literature.

Drugs, Dreams and the Making of China

The Opium War

This innovative study introduces the concept of xiangchou - homesickness and rural nostalgia - to English-language scholarship, using it as a lens through which to explore rural development in contemporary China. Using hometown ethnography, Linda Qian takes a village in Zhejiang province as her primary case study to demonstrate the emotional, social, and political forces shaping rural return migration and development policies. Through personal narratives and state-led initiatives, she reveals how xiangchou functions as both a 'structure of feeling' and a tool of affective governance. By intertwining lived experiences with broader social and political contexts, this study highlights the overlapping desires projected onto the countryside and underscores the significance of the 'rural' in the traditional concept of the 'hometown.'

Development, Migration and Yearning in Rural China

Homesick Nation

The Origins of Israeli High Tech

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