A historical memoir and political account by the 3rd President of Indonesia, B.J. Habibie, documenting the critical transition period following President Soeharto\'s resignation in May 1998. Habibie details the high-stakes decisions made during his 517-day presidency, including releasing political prisoners, guaranteeing press freedom, organizing the democratic 1999 general election, managing t…
practical and spiritual guidance book by Stephen Arterburn, Fred Stoeker, and Mike Yorkey aimed at young men and teenagers. The work offers actionable strategies to maintain mental and moral purity, resist sexual temptations in contemporary culture, build self-discipline, and establish healthy personal relationships and mindsets.
A classic adventure novel by Robert Louis Stevenson following young Jim Hawkins as he embarks on a perilous voyage to a remote island aboard the Hispaniola in search of Captain Flint\\\'s buried treasure. The quest devolves into a desperate fight for survival when the ship\\\'s crew, led by the cunning one-legged quartermaster Long John Silver, stages a bloody pirate mutiny to seize the treasur…
A rich historical novel by Michelle Lovric set in 15th-century Venice during the dawn of the printing revolution. The narrative follows a group of German printers, poets, and translators attempting to publish the explicit classical verses of Catullus, navigating fierce trade rivalries, religious censorship, personal passions, and the socio-cultural upheaval brought by the printed word.
A comparative political economy volume edited by Jonathan Story, offering a comprehensive analysis of the transformation of Europe\'s political landscape, governance structures, and economic systems following World War II. The text examines Cold War dynamics, the evolution of European integration and the European Union, post-war economic reconstruction, the restructuring of welfare states, and …
An interdisciplinary analytical work by Muchdie and M. Syarun investigating the relationship between technological advancement, economic development, and subjective well-being or happiness across populations. Utilizing quantitative indicators and comparative analysis, the authors examine whether technological innovation directly improves the overall quality of human life or conversely contribut…
A critical discourse and socio-political analysis by Maman A. Masjid Binfas examining the phenomenon of \"Mammonism\"—the obsession with wealth, material gain, and power—within Indonesian history and political leadership. By analyzing the language, diction, and political rhetoric spanning from traditional roots (Dordungga) to modern technocracy under B.J. Habibie, the author exposes how nar…
An insider history and corporate narrative by former UPS executive Greg Niemann tracing the rise of United Parcel Service from a small bicycle-messenger service into a global logistics powerhouse. Niemann explores the company\'s unique culture, strict operational discipline, labor relations, technological innovations, and strategic choices that transformed \"Big Brown\" into an iconic global de…
An applied investment strategy guide by Craig Rowland and J. M. Lawson detailing the classic Permanent Portfolio framework originally developed by Harry Browne. The book explains how to build a passive, low-risk portfolio evenly distributed across four primary asset classes—25% stocks, 25% long-term treasury bonds, 25% cash, and 25% physical gold—designed to preserve and grow capital across…
A marketing strategy and brand management guide by Scott Deming emphasizing authenticity, integrity, and operational consistency in building brand equity. Deming cautions against making grand marketing promises that operational execution cannot sustain, offering a practical blueprint to align internal company culture with customer touchpoints to convert casual buyers into lifelong brand advocates.