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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland

Lewis Carroll

1866 ★ 4.0

Strategic Marketing

Tony Proctor

2000

Primary prevention, the possible science

Bloom, Martin

1981

Democracy and Lobbying in the European Union

Karolina Karr

2007

Affluence and influence

Martin Gilens

2012

Expert problem solving

Kenneth A. Leithwood, Rosanne Steinbach, Kenneth Leithwood

1995

Expertise in nursing practice

Patricia E. Benner

1996

Career decision making

Samuel H. Osipow, W. Bruce Walsh

1988

Economic decision analysis

W. J. Fabrycky

1974

Handbook of creativity

Robert J. Sternberg

1999

Economic analysis for engineering and managerial decision-making

Norman N. Barish

1962

How Doctors Think

Jerome Groopman

2007

Respecting patient autonomy

Benjamin H. Levi

1999

Quantitative Approaches in Business Studies

Clare Morris

1983

Community architecture

Charles Knevitt, Nick Wates

1987

Making your medical decisions

Bowen Hosford

1982

The practice of operational research

George Mitchell

1993

Disputes and negotiations

P. H. Gulliver

1979

Decision making in health and medicine

Joseph S. Pliskin, Jane C. Weeks, Paul P. Glasziou et al.

2001

Fundamentals of financial management

Eugene F. Brigham, Joel F. Houston

1986

Reframing Organizations

Lee G. Bolman

1991

Managing with power

Jeffrey Pfeffer

1992

Monetary policy frameworks in a global context

Lavan Mahadeva, Gabriel Sterne

2000

Perception and change

John Rader Platt

1970

Trigger points

Michael J. Kami

1988

Strategic Entrepreneurship

Philip A. Wickham

2004

External challenges to management decisions

Allen R. Janger

1981

How to make meetings work

Michael Doyle

1982

Building Europe's parliament

Berthold Rittberger

2005

Making tough decisions

Paul C. Nutt

1989

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