Brian Cooper Boeken

Focusing on the research process, this guide covers essential aspects of management research across various disciplines, including organizational behavior and human resource management. It details major research designs such as correlational studies, experiments, and case studies, alongside data collection methods like interviews and questionnaires. The book addresses reliability, validity, and analysis techniques, culminating in practical advice for reporting findings and exploring ethical considerations in research practices.

An incredible true story of a young nurse working in the East End of London during the Second World War.

The narrative explores the contrasting lives of a naïve Kenyan bellhop and an American couple, highlighting themes of cultural dislocation and the allure of wealth. Set against the backdrop of a tourist hotel in Nairobi and an Indian Ocean resort, the story delves into the bellhop's attempts to understand the couple's intentions, revealing his struggles with poverty and longing for a more glamorous existence. Through this reflection, the protagonist grapples with his identity and the complexities of cross-cultural encounters.

This book explores the profound influence of Zen Buddhist-linked terrorism in modern Japan. Brian Victoria follows a band of Zen Buddhist-trained adherents who ardently believed in their mission to carry out political assassinations in the 1930s, facilitating Japan's transformation into a totalitarian state and setting the stage for Pearl Harbor.