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Robert Mugabe’s ZANU (PF) party has dominated Zimbabwe since independence in 1980 and came to power with an avowedly revolutionary and Marxist-Leninist ethos and world-view. But Zimbabwe’s position on the world stage and in Africa has been profoundly affected by practical political, economic, and international considerations at variance with the region’s ideology. The author illustrates these tensions and the failure to restructure internal and international economic relationships--neither acknowledged nor explained for the electorate--and draws striking parallels with other emergent states in the developing world.

A demonstration of Web design fundamentals explains how to manipulate images, create animated effects using ActiveX controls and server-push operations, and insure site security with digital signatures and firewalls (view table of contents)

Using case studies from their work with couples, two psychiatrists discuss how to monitor the natural fluctuations in a relationship and prevent the feelings these 'ups and downs' evoke from destroying the marriage. 15,000 first printing. (view table of contents)

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A group of psychotherapists explore the risks of loneliness, analyze its relationship to American individualism, and show how to overcome it through participating in shared tasks with partners and with the community at large.