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Siyosatshunoslik fani, uning mavzusi. Siyosatning nazariyasi, -
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Methods of Soil Analysis Part 2 Chemical and Mikrobiological Properties Second Edition
A.L.Page, R.H.Miller, D.R.Keeney,Agrokimyo, -
New nations rising the fall of the soviets and the challenge of Independence
Nasia Diuk , Adrian Karatnycky,Iqtisodiyot, -
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Methods of Soil Analysis Part 2 Microbiological and Biochemical Properties
R.W.Weaver, Scott Angle, Peter Bottomley, Devid Bezdicek, Scott Smith, Ali Tabatabai, Art Wollum,Mikrobiologiya, -
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Agricultural Salinity Assessment and Management
Wesley W.Wallender, Kenneth K.Tanji,Qishloq xo‘jalik melioratsiyasi, -
PRINCIPLES and APPLICATIONS of SOIL MICROBIOLOGY
David M.Sylvia, Jeffry J.Fuhrmann, Peter G.Hartel, David A.Zuberer,Tuproqshunoslik, -
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Points of view reading in american goverment and political (fifth edition)
Robert E.,The publication of the fifth edition of Points of View: Readings in American Government and Politics marks this classic reader's 25th anniversary! The goal of the book remains clear: to present readable, succinct, thoughtful, and diverse perspectives across a broad range of issues. This comprehensive reader features contrasting viewpoints on current political debates and traditional topics of interest in contemporary American Government courses. By providing two opposing positions for each topic, Points of View challenges students to examine and appreciate differing perspectives.
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Water Dynamics in Plant Production
Wilfried Ehlers,Water shortages exist in many regions of the world. This creates challenges for crop cultivation, as plants rely on soil water to meet their needs. Thus, water is the primary factor limiting crop yields. Water dynamics in crop cultivation describes the fundamental scientific principles of water movement in the soil-plant-atmosphere system, explains the relationship between transpiration water consumption and dry matter accumulation, and presents various agronomic strategies for adapting to water-stressed climate conditions.
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Methods of Soil Analysis Part 2 Chemical and Mikrobiological Properties Second Edition
A.L.Page, R.H.Miller, D.R.Keeney,This book details standardized laboratory methods for assessing the chemical composition and microbial activity of soils. It presents methods for analyzing soil pH, salinity, nutrient content, organic matter, and enzymatic activity, as well as protocols for studying microbial biomass and microbial respiration. This book will be useful for researchers and practitioners seeking to understand soil fertility, nutrient cycling, and biological processes in agriculture and the environment.
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New nations rising the fall of the soviets and the challenge of Independence
Nasia Diuk , Adrian Karatnycky,This book was to have been an updated paperback edition of our study of the rise nt national movements in the USSR, I he Hidden Nations, published by William Morrow, /n that book, we outlined the ethnic and national sources of the USSR's instability that foreshadowed the collapse of the Soviet state. Yet when we came to the task of updating the text, we realized that although we had pointed to the explosive force of rising nationalism in the USSR, the events that led to the tall of the Soviet empire required of us a fundamentally new book.
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Marketing Strategy
Orville C. Walker, Harper W. Boyd, Jean-Claude Larreche,Мarketing—in the sense of doing what is necessary to serve and satisfy customers—will become everybody's business, at least within those organizations that survive and prosper in an increasingly competitive climate.
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America, Russia, and the Cold War 1945-1990
W.Lafeber,This course will address those questions as it examines the international competition and conflict known as “the Cold War.” It will begin by tracing the roots of American-Soviet ideological antagonism back to the late nineteenth century, when many Americans became interested in the liberation of the tsarist empire and sympathized with a revolutionary movement they hoped would bring a "free Russia." The class will then look in depth at American responses to the Russian revolutions of 1917, including the controversial U.S. intervention in the Russian Civil War and the refusal to recognize the Soviet government until 1933 -- a period some historians have called “the first Cold War.” After briefly considering whether the U.S.-Soviet collaboration during the Second World War could have provided a foundation for postwar cooperation, the course will explore in detail how a conflict between the two superpowers widened into a global struggle between capitalist and socialist camps.
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Methods of Soil Analysis Part 2 Microbiological and Biochemical Properties
R.W.Weaver, Scott Angle, Peter Bottomley, Devid Bezdicek, Scott Smith, Ali Tabatabai, Art Wollum,This second part of the Methods series is a key resource for analytical methods in soil science and will be useful to all biogeochemistry professionals, especially those interested in microbiology or bioremediation.
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Minerals in Soil Environments
J.B.Dixon, S.B.Weed,Basic knowledge of mineralogy has become an integral part of all aspects of soil and earth science. This comprehensive book includes an introduction to mineralogy, surface chemistry, mineral equilibrium, soil organic matter, and mineral occurrence, as well as detailed descriptions of all the minerals you'd expect to see in this series. Of particular interest is the chapter on mineral occurrence in soils around the world.
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The economics of personnel management
Y.G.Odegov,Personnel economics is the application of economic and mathematical approaches to traditional topics in the study of human resource management. This includes topics such as compensation, turnover, and incentives that are inherently economic, as well as those that do not at first appear to be economic topics (such as norms, teamwork, worker empowerment, and peer relationships.) Using the tools from advances in game theory, information economics, econometrics, and other areas of economics, personnel economics has come a long way over the last few decades. It now produces a large share of the labor economics literature, has earned its own code in the Journal of Economic Literature classification system (M5), and has its own working group within the National Bureau of Economic Research. In this paper, we review how this literature has developed and discuss some avenues for fruitful future research.
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Agricultural Salinity Assessment and Management
Wesley W.Wallender, Kenneth K.Tanji,This book provides a comprehensive guide to the assessment and management of salinity in agricultural soils and irrigation water. It explains the causes of soil salinity, its impact on crop production, and methods for monitoring and evaluating salt levels in soil and water. The publication also presents practical strategies for salinity control, including irrigation management, drainage systems, and soil reclamation techniques. The book is intended for engineers, agronomists, researchers, and students working in agriculture and water resource management.
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PRINCIPLES and APPLICATIONS of SOIL MICROBIOLOGY
David M.Sylvia, Jeffry J.Fuhrmann, Peter G.Hartel, David A.Zuberer,This comprehensive and balanced introduction to soil microbiology, written by leading experts in the field, reflects the rapid advances in both the fundamental knowledge and potential applications of soil microbiology. The book covers habitats and organisms, microbial-mediated soil transformations, and applied ecology. Carefully edited to ensure a consistent style and terminology, this book helps readers transition from traditional single-author introductory books to typical multi-authored scientific monographs.
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An Introduction to Environmental Biophisics
Gaylon S.Campbell,This book demonstrates how to apply fundamental physical principles to describe the interactions between living organisms and their microenvironments. Emphasis is placed on teaching students how to calculate actual rates of heat and mass transfer, rather than simply learning the relevant concepts. Numerous examples illustrate many principles, and problems are provided at the end of each chapter to help students develop their skills in using...Show more
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Principles of Soil and Plant Water Relations
M.B.Kirkham,"Principles of Soil-Water Interaction in Plants," Third Edition describes the fundamental principles of soil-water interactions in the context of water accumulation in soils and its uptake by plants. The book explains the importance of understanding the interactions between soil, plants, and water. Subsequent chapters provide definitions of all physical units of measurement and the SI system, and discuss the structure of water and its special properties. The final sections explain
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Business Policy and Strategic Vanagement
R.Lawrence,As the famous management guru Peter Drucker beautifully put it, management has “no other choice” but to foresee the future, to try to shape it, and to balance short- and long-term goals. The future does not happen simply because people want it badly enough. It requires a decision – now. It takes a risk – now. It requires action – now. It requires resource allocation – now. It requires work – now.” 1 All of this is combined into what is known as Business Policy/Strategic Management/Corporate Strategy. The profound importance of strategic management is emphasized by Drucker in his observations. The main purpose of strategic planning is to “identify new and different businesses,technologies, and markets that the company should strive to create in the long run. But the work begins with the question: What is our current business? Indeed, it begins with the questions: Which of our current businesses should we abandon? Which should we reduce? Which ones should be promoted and new ones proposed.
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TWO Centuries of Progress
Third Edition,The United States has begun its fifth century since Africans were first forced to migrate to America as slaves. Recently, a growing narrative, promoted especially by the New York Times in its 1619 Project, suggests that the most distinguishing characteristic of America’s “exceptionalism” is not as traditionally stated.1 Most past writers have stressed the highly successful introduction of modern representative democracy centered around the rule of law and fortified by foundational documents such as the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution. in the competitively capitalistic society responding to individual property rights, market incentives, and entrepreneurship that emerged over the past couple of centuries. In contrast, the Times narrative argues that the truly exceptional dimension of the American experience is the exploitation of its black population, beginning with
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Strategic management
Jouhn.A.Pearce,Providing a treatment of strategic management, this work includes several Business Week short cases, and an assortment of traditional, longer strategic management cases. It uses a pedagogical model to provide logic and structure to its treatment of strategic management.
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Labor-Management Relations
Q.M.Daniel,There is an dilemma of weak relationship between labor and management that the labor force is not satisfied with their management behavior, wages and welfare items. Which tends towards the lack of accuracy in products and process of producing products. By this research we come to conclusion that the government should took part in this segment to apply the labor law accurately to provide the rights to the labor force and management should also have to contribute their efforts to satisfy their labor force so that they can perform well when they were satisfied perfect. Its means that the management is the part of labor force and labor is the part of management
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Perspectives on Human Communication
Billie J. Wahlstrom,This is a book about human communication, its impact on our lives. and how it is being affected by technology. Although we communicate all the time, we usually dont give it much thought.
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Representative Government in Western Europe
We set in this book to dicuss contemporary Western European politics from a distinctive point of view. In the first place, we concentate upon the politics of representation, focusing especially on parties, elections,and governments. In the secon place, our approach is wholeheartedly comparative.
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Why Entrepreneurs Fail
Lewis W.Halloran,This publication is designed to provide accurate and authoritative information in regard to the subject matter cowered. Itis sold wiht the understanding that the publisher is not engaged in rendering legal, accounting or other professional service.If legal advice or other expert assistance is required, services of a competent professional person should be sought.