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Phenomenal research

U.S. Industry & Trade Outlook' 99

good reference book

THE BEST SHOPPING BIBLE FOR THE 90's

A forward thinking, thought provoking read...Why do dot.coms fail?
Read this book and find out. Read this book if you want to successfully compete in e-commerce over the long run.
This book is useful to business people developing or revising an e-commerce strategy.
Using game theory, Peter Small shows how an Industrial Age strategy using conventional business planning is actually a handicap in the age of e-commerce. A strategy involving genetic algorithms and establishing collaborative (not merely co-operative) working relationships has a greater chance of succeeding.
This book is both thought provoking and pragmatic. (The book itself was written using a genetic algorithm.) The business theories are illustrated by drawing on analogies from the film, fashion, book publishing industries as well as Peter Small's own personal experience.
You may be apprehensive about the turmoil of the e-commerce environment -- rife with information overload and hyper-accelerated technological change -- but after reading this book, you'll see these as WELCOME challenges to your e-commerce venture.


A good guide to the offbeat

Practical oriented and well-focusedBTW The book is actually 300+ pages long


The Used Book Lover's Guide to the Central States

VENICE: A MARITIME REPUBLIC

great book
Rarely have I seen a book that uses and documents primary sources better than 'Twilight of the Pepper Empire'. The author makes use of 400 year old shipping manifests to compile a month by month account of the Portuguese spice exports from the Malabar coast. Every fortress and trading post the Portuguese built is documented in a level of detail I would not have thought possible given the obscurity of the primary source material. Even the secondary sources, usually more readily available to the general public, are such that I have spent two unsuccessful years trying to locate personal copies. Simply stated, this book is a testament to what a serious historian can produce.
This is not 'Nathaniel's Nutmeg'. If you want a book to read by the fireplace this is not it. But as an historical text 'Twilight of the Pepper Empire' is top notch.