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Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Zustand: Como Nuevo. 107-78 Lote 2 revistas: NEBRIJA Y EL PRINCIPIO DE LA MODERNIDAD Monográficos Archiletras de VV.AA. ARCHILETRAS CIENTÍFICA. 121 páginas profusamente ilustradas. Suplemento de la Revista ARCHILETRAS, Revista de Lengua y letras del VOLUMEN 16 JULIO/SEPTIEMBRE 2022. Tras las huellas de Galdós en Trafalgar. Entrevista a Eva Belmonte. Dossier Literatura Infantil y Juvenil. Leer para crecer. VV.AA. Editor Arsenio Escolar. 145 páginas con textos a doble columna y abundantes fotos color. Tamaño 255x175mm, Tapa blanda ilustrada color. Como nuevos; a estrenar. Peso 770grs.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989 freed the world of the political and military perils and imperatives of the Cold War. But it also introduced a whole new constellation of risks and challenges, as Jonathan M. House brings into sharp relief in A Military History of the New World Disorder, 1989-2022, the third and final volume in his comprehensive trilogy of military developments around the globe since the Second World War. What followed the breaking of the Cold War's grip on global affairs was not so much a new world order as a new world disorder, as the United States and its allies suddenly found themselves without the sort of coherent grand strategy previously deployed to contain the Soviet Union. Focusing largely but not exclusively on the US, House surveys subsequent developments in military strategy and operations-the processes by which politicians and military leaders of the major powers designed, organized, resourced, and then employed military forces to conduct or deter conflicts. His overview ranges from conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan to American interventions in Panama, Somalia, former Yugoslavia, and Haiti; Israel vs. Hezbollah in Lebanon; and the resurgence of the Russian military in Syria, Georgia, and Ukraine. Throughout, House provides a compelling analysis of recent military developments, including the strengths and weaknesses of employing precision-guided munitions, counter-insurgency techniques, and other controversial methods of current warfare. His work reveals the complex relationship between national political decisions to commit armed forces to conflicts and the results on the battlefield-and offers a timely perspective on military power and practice in the current day.…

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Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989 freed the world of the political and military perils and imperatives of the Cold War. But it also introduced a whole new constellation of risks and challenges, as Jonathan M. House brings into sharp relief in A Military History of the New World Disorder, 19892022, the third and final volume in his comprehensive trilogy of military developments around the globe since the Second World War. What followed the breaking of the Cold Wars grip on global affairs was not so much a new world order as a new world disorder, as the United States and its allies suddenly found themselves without the sort of coherent grand strategy previously deployed to contain the Soviet Union. Focusing largely but not exclusively on the US, House surveys subsequent developments in military strategy and operationsthe processes by which politicians and military leaders of the major powers designed, organized, resourced, and then employed military forces to conduct or deter conflicts. His overview ranges from conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan to American interventions in Panama, Somalia, former Yugoslavia, and Haiti; Israel vs. Hezbollah in Lebanon; and the resurgence of the Russian military in Syria, Georgia, and Ukraine. Throughout, House provides a compelling analysis of recent military developments, including the strengths and weaknesses of employing precision-guided munitions, counter-insurgency techniques, and other controversial methods of current warfare. His work reveals the complex relationship between national political decisions to commit armed forces to conflicts and the results on the battlefieldand offers a timely perspective on military power and practice in the current day. "The third volume in Jonathan M. House's magisterial military history trilogy that surveys the globe since the end of the World War 2. This volume explores military strategy and operational developments after the Cold War to present day, examining how major powers have navigated the post-Cold War environment"-- Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Zustand: Gebraucht - Sehr gut. original Heft, 36 Seiten, diverse Fotos. Zustand: sehr gut Auftragswerk des Schauspiel Frankfurt. Regie: Sebastian Schug. Bühne: Thea Hoffmann- Axthelm. Kostüme: Nini von Selzam. Musik: Thorsten Drücker. Regieassistenz: Leon Bornemann. Mitwirkende: Lotte Schubert, Angelika Bartsch, Mark Tumba, Uwe Zerwer. Live-Musik: Thorsten Drücker ------- Program booklet Anja Hilling LIBERTE OH NO NO NO Schauspiel Frankfurt 2022 - Original booklet, 36 pages, various photos. Condition: very good. - A commissioned work by Schauspiel Frankfurt. Directed by Sebastian Schug. Set design by Thea Hoffmann-Axthelm. Costume design by Nini von Selzam. Music by Thorsten Drücker. Assistant director: Leon Bornemann. Cast: Lotte Schubert, Angelika Bartsch, Mark Tumba, Uwe Zerwer. Live music by Thorsten Drücker. deu. …

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Soft cover. Zustand: New. x, 200 pages : illustrations, maps ; 30 cm. The primary aim of this study of The Luangwa Valley (eastern Zambia), is to assess the integrity of the archaeological record in reference to geomorphological effects to determine what remains of the human behavioural record. To achieve the primary aim of this research an archaeological landscape survey was conducted, and a geomorphological survey built into the project design.…

Hardback. Zustand: New. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989 freed the world of the political and military perils and imperatives of the Cold War. But it also introduced a whole new constellation of risks and challenges, as Jonathan M. House brings into sharp relief in A Military History of the New World Disorder, 1989-2022, the third and final volume in his comprehensive trilogy of military developments around the globe since the Second World War. What followed the breaking of the Cold War's grip on global affairs was not so much a new world order as a new world disorder, as the United States and its allies suddenly found themselves without the sort of coherent grand strategy previously deployed to contain the Soviet Union. Focusing largely but not exclusively on the US, House surveys subsequent developments in military strategy and operations-the processes by which politicians and military leaders of the major powers designed, organized, resourced, and then employed military forces to conduct or deter conflicts. His overview ranges from conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan to American interventions in Panama, Somalia, former Yugoslavia, and Haiti; Israel vs. Hezbollah in Lebanon; and the resurgence of the Russian military in Syria, Georgia, and Ukraine. Throughout, House provides a compelling analysis of recent military developments, including the strengths and weaknesses of employing precision-guided munitions, counter-insurgency techniques, and other controversial methods of current warfare. His work reveals the complex relationship between national political decisions to commit armed forces to conflicts and the results on the battlefield-and offers a timely perspective on military power and practice in the current day.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. The collapse of the Soviet Union in 1989 freed the world of the political and military perils and imperatives of the Cold War. But it also introduced a whole new constellation of risks and challenges, as Jonathan M. House brings into sharp relief in A Military History of the New World Disorder, 19892022, the third and final volume in his comprehensive trilogy of military developments around the globe since the Second World War. What followed the breaking of the Cold Wars grip on global affairs was not so much a new world order as a new world disorder, as the United States and its allies suddenly found themselves without the sort of coherent grand strategy previously deployed to contain the Soviet Union. Focusing largely but not exclusively on the US, House surveys subsequent developments in military strategy and operationsthe processes by which politicians and military leaders of the major powers designed, organized, resourced, and then employed military forces to conduct or deter conflicts. His overview ranges from conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan to American interventions in Panama, Somalia, former Yugoslavia, and Haiti; Israel vs. Hezbollah in Lebanon; and the resurgence of the Russian military in Syria, Georgia, and Ukraine. Throughout, House provides a compelling analysis of recent military developments, including the strengths and weaknesses of employing precision-guided munitions, counter-insurgency techniques, and other controversial methods of current warfare. His work reveals the complex relationship between national political decisions to commit armed forces to conflicts and the results on the battlefieldand offers a timely perspective on military power and practice in the current day. "The third volume in Jonathan M. House's magisterial military history trilogy that surveys the globe since the end of the World War 2. This volume explores military strategy and operational developments after the Cold War to present day, examining how major powers have navigated the post-Cold War environment"-- Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Zustand: Sehr Gut. Zustandsbeschreibung: Lagerspuren. Begründet von M. Vasmer. Fortgeführt von M. Woltner, H. Bräuer, P. Brang, H. Keipert, W. Koschmal und B. Beumers. Hrsg. von Tilman Berger, Jens Herlth, Imke Mendoza und Dirk Uffelmann. Aus dem Inhalt: Walter Koschmal: Die oxymorale "Bedingtheit" des Volkstheaters. - A. Dobritsyn: Baratynskij i francuskie poety: dopolnenija k kommentariju "Nedonoska". - Wojciech Kruszewski: Adam Mickiewicz's "Lausanne Lyrics". A Broken Song. - Valentina Borbuniuk/T. A. Shekhovtsova: »Eta nagljadnye projavlenija "cechovizma"«. Recepcija tvorcestva A.P. Cechova ukrainskoj literaturno-kriticeskoj mysl'ju konca XIX - pervoj treti XX veka. - Anna Kisiel: On the Little Polish Word "a" and Its Combinatorial Potential. - Tanja Anstatt/Lenka Scholze: Biaspektuell, monoaspektuell, Aspektpaar? Zur aspektuellen Integration von Lehnverben in der obersorbischen Standardsprache vor dem Hintergrund des Polnischen, Tschechischen und Russischen. - A. A. Gerasimova/E. A. Lyutikova: Lingvisticeskij eksperiment na platforme Jandeks.Toloka. Ocenka iccledovatel'skich vozmoznostej. - Sowie Rezensionen von Thomas R. Beyer Jr., Richard Taylor, Rainer Goldt und Masha Shpolberg. 238 Seiten, broschiert (Zeitschrift für Slavische Philologie; Band 78, Heft 1/Universitätsverlag Winter 2022). Statt EUR 76,00. Gewicht: 422 g - Softcover/Taschenbuch. …

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