David Stephens Boeken

Discusses real treasures that have been found throughout history.

In a world where individuals vanish without a trace, the narrative explores the chilling consequences of such disappearances. It delves into the lives of those left behind, examining their grief, confusion, and the search for truth. The story raises questions about agency, accountability, and the darker aspects of human nature, as characters grapple with the reality of loss and the mystery surrounding those who are taken. Themes of power and vulnerability intertwine, creating a tense atmosphere that keeps readers engaged.

Exploring diverse worldviews, the narrative blends humor, warmth, and adventure to create an engaging experience. The author invites readers on a journey filled with heartfelt reflections and entertaining moments, making complex ideas accessible and enjoyable.

Focusing on the growing need for research and evaluation in education, health, and social services, this book serves as a vital resource for postgraduates. It emphasizes qualitative research methods specifically tailored for international contexts, equipping professionals with essential skills to conduct effective studies and assessments. The content is designed to enhance understanding and application of qualitative techniques, making it an indispensable guide for those looking to navigate research challenges in diverse settings.

Focusing on educational advancements in the global South, this work presents a thorough critique of various developments aimed at improving schooling. It combines theoretical analysis with diverse case studies, showcasing the effectiveness of a narrative approach to understanding educational challenges and solutions in different international contexts.

a country of ancient civilizations that pre-date the Incas, a terrain that embraces Coast, Highlands, and Jungle, a dozen UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and a cuisine that is is being celebrated internationally. This collection of Travel articles and short Fiction is a journey of discovery and imagination. The first half of the book is devoted to some of the country's extraordinary history and culture with articles exploring the great eathquake of 1745, the contributions of Gustav Eiffel to lighthouse construction, and the importance of the vicuna , the camelid that produces the world's finest and most expensive wool. There are also articles on the pre-Inca civilzations, Bohemian Barranco - where the author lived for six years - and of course, an important chapter focused on Peru's greatest citizen, Paddington Bear. The second half of the book is devoted to an imaginary a land of mystery and darkness, the settings for stories of loss and disappearance, resolution and fear. In one, we journey north to the land of the Chachapoyas and meet a man seduced by a stranger along the banks of the Urubamba, in another we go down into the dungeons of the Museum of the Inquisition just before closing time... and in a final story we join a father searching for his disappeared son - missing in the cocaine fields of Central Peru - once home to the Shining Path .