2005 Books

"Choose Corporate Scandals for a primer on how business should behave, how Wall Street and others should address the specter of corporate greed, and examples of what happens when scandal spreads in the business world.

"...straightforward, hard-edged look at an American national tragedy grounded thoroughly in a realistic approach."
—KNLS Bookwatch, February 2006

"Wound ballistics researcher Larry Sturdivan takes a different approach to assessing evidence in JFK Myths and any who harbor an interest in the subject will find this a 'must'.

Winner of the THE 42nd ANNUAL GEORGIA AUTHOR of the YEAR AWARDS

CNN is enjoying its highest ratings ever, and Sid Pike explains how this global telecommunications company was built.

"The Genocidal Mind is particularly focused upon the Holocaust, yet the valuable insight gained is directly applicable to a wide variety of genocidal and potentially genocidal individuals and situations.

"A fresh and creative approach to discovering the wholistic character of the Catholic Mystical experience. Let Holistic Christianity enlarge the horizons of our journey into God and guide us on the contemplative path.

"Ortega can rest easier now; his legacy lives vibrantly in the work of Pedro Blas Gonzalez."
--Bridges
"...focuses upon the Spanish writer, philosopher, and humanist Jose Ortega y Gassett (1883-1955), remembered for his humanistic criticism of the failings of modern civilization.

"An important contribution to the field of psychology; very clear and thorough... This is an amazing book with far-reaching implications."
—Herbert S. Demmin, psychologist and author, Ghosts of Consciousness
“Kahn’s approach transforms the way we view others, and is especially helpful in improving communication in organizations.

"...explains some of the ways philosophers have been trying to make sense of things over the past 150 years. ...analyzes, criticizes, selectively appropriates, and reconstructs writings of existentialists, social and cultural critics, pragmatists, and postmodernists in order to find a coherent interpretation of the current human form of life and its future possibilities.

This book examines the origins of the Old Testament, one of the foundation stones of Western Civilization. Adam to Ahab begins with a fictitious but plausible tale about how the early books of the Bible were written, providing a means for the reader to enter that ancient world in which the stories from Adam to Ahab were recorded.

This book is an introduction to the political economy of NGOs. Today NGOs are recognized as vital partners for government and industry. They address social and environmental problems with greater effieciency and cost effectiveness than government agencies.