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This book provides an excellent introduction to all mathematical disciplines that are applied in the social sciences, especially economics, but also in the natural sciences.
Christophe Chabouté is one of the most interesting French new wave comic writers, and this omnibus represents a kind of cross-section of his rich and successful career.
There is no such everyday openness that could absorb Gordana Benić's poetic cosmics at first breath. They require a change of perspective.
An epic poem written by Dante between 1304 and 1321, his most famous work. It is considered the central epic poem of Italian literature, the last great literary work of the Middle Ages and the first great work that foreshadows the Renaissance.
Complete and neatly bound volume of the magazine Hrvatski tjednik from 1971. An original historical document and key testimony about the Croatian Spring, social movements and the political leadership of that era.
"Creating Sacred Space With Feng Shui" (1997) by Karen Kingston explores how to use feng shui and energetic space clearing to improve the quality of life.
An exceptional, extensive interdisciplinary monograph by Slobodan Prosperov Novak about the Slavs and their efforts in the 15th and 16th centuries to approach their Western European contemporaries and role models under the influence of the Italian Renaiss
"Marketing Management" (12th edition, 2008) by Philip Kotler and Kevin Lane Keller is one of the most influential works in the field of marketing.
The third volume of Mirko Bogović's Poetic Works brings the historical drama Frankopan (in five acts) and a selection of his best poems. A classic of Croatian Romanticism and the Illyrian movement with patriotic and political themes.
"Treasure trove of knowledge for young people - Traffic" (1981) is an educational book that explains the development and importance of traffic throughout history to young readers.
The book shows how people from the earliest times moved on foot and used animals for transport, and then how the first cars and roads were created. It explains the development of different types of transport: land (cars, trains), water (ships) and air (planes). Special attention is paid to technical progress - how engines work, how roads, railways, ports and airports are built. It also discusse...
"Blefsikon: The Internet" by Robert Ainsley is a humorous handbook that humorously deciphers technical terminology related to the Internet and computer technology.
Bilingual and two-way English-Croatian and Croatian-English dictionary covers computer terminology of the American variety of English. It is also a lexicon, and it is intended for a wide range of users of informatics and computer science.
Military library: newspapers from military science and technology. Foreign writers; 13
The Outline of the Art of War, a work by Baron Antoine-Henri Jomini from 1838, is a classic military treatise that systematizes the principles of warfare, focusing on strategy, grand tactics, and military policy.
Jomini, a Swiss-French general and theorist, served in both the Napoleonic and Russian armies, and his ideas, shaped by his experience in the Napoleonic Wars, influenced military academies including West Point.
The book divides the art of war into six branches: strategy, grand tactics, logistics, engineering, tactics, and diplomacy in relation to war. Jomini emphasizes the importance of stra...
Basic information and amazing facts about the development of transport and means of transport from the very beginnings to the modern world that is always on the move.
The first edition of this book dates from 1892 (it marked the 400th anniversary of Columbus' discovery of America), and the second was published in 1980. This is the third, linguistically updated edition of Carić's book.
Andrija Mutnjaković’s book *The Tertiary City* is a visionary architectural study that proposes innovative models of human-centric spatial and urban development.
Tom Jones' 1999 "Reload" is a hit album in which the legendary singer combines pop, rock and dance music in duets with younger stars.
The 1999 album “Reload” represents one of the most successful, creative and entertaining comebacks in the long and illustrious career of legendary Welsh singer Tom Jones. On this release, Jones joins forces with a number of prominent contemporary artists and bands, including The Cardigans, Cerys Matthews, Portishead, Stereophonics and Robbie Williams, creating an infectious and eclectic mix of ...
Eric Clapton, Marvin Gaye, Mickey Rourke, Lou Reed, Val Kilmer, Lee Brilleaux, Brian Wilson, Alex Cox appear in the new issue of Uncut.
The Doors – Waiting for the Sun, released by Jugoton in 1980, is a licensed Yugoslav edition of the band's third studio album. It features a series of hits and confirms the creative peak of the group led by Jim Morrison.
Elton John's double A-side release with a touching tribute to Princess Diana, which became the best-selling single in the history of the music industry.
The album "Zabavne melodije 69" is a UKH brochure with sheet music and lyrics of award-winning chansons from 1969–70, festival announcements (Athens, Rio, Skopje, Kerempuh 70) and a cover featuring Stjepan Jimmy Stanić.
*Zabavne melodije - album 69* brings a cross-section of the Yugoslav entertainment scene from the turn of 1969/1970, with an emphasis on festival hits and chansons from the stages of Athens, Skopje, Rio and Zagreb.
The focus is on authors and performers who marked the period: **Nikica Kalogjera** with the hits *Adio* and *Prsluk pucam*, **Stipica Mihaljinec** with the sentimental *Srebrni br...
Roxette's playful Maxi-CD single "June Afternoon" released by EMI in 1996. An infectious summer pop hit enriched with exclusive B-sides, demos and a remix sought after by collectors.
Robbie Williams' first retrospective CD compilation from 2004 includes 19 tracks – from the breakthrough hit "Angels" to the then new singles "Radio" and "Misunderstood".
Released in October 2004 by Chrysalis, the album Greatest Hits represents the first official retrospective of Robbie Williams' solo career. Covering the period from his departure from Take That in 1995 until 2004, this compilation brings together 19 songs that marked the peak of his pop dominance in Europe and the world.
The CD contains the essential classics that launched him into the bigge...
American rock musician Bob Seger's album "Back In '72" was released in 1973 on Reprise Records. It features a raw, bluesy rock sound and an original version of the anthology song "Rosalie".