Product Description: Flash mobs-whether as a fun and irreverent group activity or advertising/promotional pitch-present a need for organizers to be aware of the legal issues they may encounter. This, the first book of its kind to discuss the legal side of flash mobs, presents the reader with everything he or she needs to know about where the law stands on all issues related to the planning and execution of flash mobs, including:• Legal implications of planning flash mobs• Protecting participants and bystanders• Confrontations by authorities• Using flash mobs as an effective marketing tool, and numerous case studies!Flash mobs are meant to be fun and solely for the entertainment of the participants and their unsuspecting audience, but the legal side of flash mobs must always be considered...read more

Product Description: Written by a blogger for bloggers, The Legal Side of Blogging for Lawyers addresses the full scope of legal issues that accompany blogging, including intellectual property, criminal law, employment law, professional conduct, and much more...read more

Product Description: This wide-ranging reader locates supply chain management, lean production and related practice within the holistic concept of total product systems. Demonstrates the strategic relevance of managing supply chains and supply networks to organizational performance and to a range of business functions, including finance, design, production, environmental management, information systems, and marketing...read more

Product Description: A group of women laborers leave Rajasthan after another failed harvest to work on a construction site in Delhi.

Product Description: An adaptation of Lorca's Yerma. The Punjabi community in Britain may have traded fertile plains for factory shops but many old values linger on. Staged at the Lyric Studio in Hammersmith in 1995.

Product Description: Amway distributors tout their business as "the best business opportunity in the world." Yet of the five million or so Americans whove been involved over its 40 year history, fewer than 1% have made a profit, and fewer than one-tenth of one percent have established the large incomes that they claim are achievable by all...read more

Product Description: This book concentrates on women in professional engineering in the light of the increasing number of women entering traditionally masculine professions in the last 20 years. The book raises the question of whether the price women engineers pay for their success is too high.

Discusses issues in the education of catalogers, cataloging courses, on-the-job training, serials cataloging, the online catalog, and the Library of Congress cataloging staff