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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -al-Muqaddima, often published in Arabic as Muqaddimat Ibn Khaldun or simply as al-Muqaddima, is a remarkable work of scholarship by the Muslim jurist, historian, philosopher, and thinker Abd al-Rahman Ibn Khaldun, widely known simply as Ibn Khald¿n (d. 1406 CE). In al-Muqaddima, Ibn Khaldun built an astounding body of knowledge covering broad areas of inquiry including history, philosophy, sociology, ethnography, economics, and other practical and abstract sciences.This publication is the first comprehensive and critical English translation, since the release of Franz Rosenthal's seminal work more than half a century ago. The current volume focuses on Book One, Chapter Five of al-Muqaddima, which covers Ibn Khaldun's economic philosophy.This edition (paperback, which excludes the Arabic text) includes an introduction by the translator, Ahmed E. Souaiaia, highlighting some of Ibn Khaldun's most significant theoretical contributions to economics. 154 pp. Englisch.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Originally delivered as a series of lectures in Yan'an in 1938, On Protracted War stands as one of the most influential strategic treatises of the twentieth century. Written during the early stages of the Sino-Japanese War, Mao Zedong systematically dismantles both defeatist "national subjugation" narratives and impulsive "quick victory" fantasies, arguing instead that China's path to liberation lies in a deliberately protracted struggle. Through a dialectical analysis of strength and weakness, territory and population, and justice versus barbarism, Mao outlines a three-stage progression-strategic defense, stalemate, and counteroffensive-while elevating political mobilization, guerrilla tactics, and human agency over mere material superiority. This 2026 edition, prepared by the Institute for Integrated Systems Thinking, pairs a meticulous formal translation with an original foreword that reframes Mao's military theory through a contemporary Systems Thinking Framework. By drawing structural parallels to Ibn Khaldun's sociology of power and treating time, work, and social energy as dynamic variables, the volume reveals the text's enduring relevance not only as a manual of asymmetric warfare, but as a profound study of how weaker systems can achieve systemic transformation through strategic patience, collective solidarity, and adaptive resilience.About the AuthorMao Zedong (1893-1976) was a Chinese revolutionary, political theorist, and the founding father of the People's Republic of China. Rising from rural Hunan to lead the Chinese Communist Party through decades of civil conflict and foreign invasion, Mao developed a distinctive Marxist-Leninist approach adapted to China's agrarian and semi-colonial reality. His military and political writings, composed largely during the Yan'an period, revolutionized the theory of people's war by centering mass mobilization, political education, and strategic flexibility over conventional firepower. On Protracted War (1938) emerged at a critical juncture in the Second Sino-Japanese War, when Mao's leadership helped unify fragmented resistance forces and establish a coherent strategic doctrine that would ultimately shape the course of Asian and global anti-imperial movements. Beyond his political legacy, Mao remains a seminal figure in twentieth-century strategic thought, with his analyses of asymmetric conflict, revolutionary organization, and the dialectics of power continuing to inform military academies, political theorists, and scholars of systemic transformation worldwide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. Originally delivered as a series of lectures in Yan'an in 1938, On Protracted War stands as one of the most influential strategic treatises of the twentieth century. Written during the early stages of the Sino-Japanese War, Mao Zedong systematically dismantles both defeatist "national subjugation" narratives and impulsive "quick victory" fantasies, arguing instead that China's path to liberation lies in a deliberately protracted struggle. Through a dialectical analysis of strength and weakness, territory and population, and justice versus barbarism, Mao outlines a three-stage progression-strategic defense, stalemate, and counteroffensive-while elevating political mobilization, guerrilla tactics, and human agency over mere material superiority. This 2026 edition, prepared by the Institute for Integrated Systems Thinking, pairs a meticulous formal translation with an original foreword that reframes Mao's military theory through a contemporary Systems Thinking Framework. By drawing structural parallels to Ibn Khaldun's sociology of power and treating time, work, and social energy as dynamic variables, the volume reveals the text's enduring relevance not only as a manual of asymmetric warfare, but as a profound study of how weaker systems can achieve systemic transformation through strategic patience, collective solidarity, and adaptive resilience.About the AuthorMao Zedong (1893-1976) was a Chinese revolutionary, political theorist, and the founding father of the People's Republic of China. Rising from rural Hunan to lead the Chinese Communist Party through decades of civil conflict and foreign invasion, Mao developed a distinctive Marxist-Leninist approach adapted to China's agrarian and semi-colonial reality. His military and political writings, composed largely during the Yan'an period, revolutionized the theory of people's war by centering mass mobilization, political education, and strategic flexibility over conventional firepower. On Protracted War (1938) emerged at a critical juncture in the Second Sino-Japanese War, when Mao's leadership helped unify fragmented resistance forces and establish a coherent strategic doctrine that would ultimately shape the course of Asian and global anti-imperial movements. Beyond his political legacy, Mao remains a seminal figure in twentieth-century strategic thought, with his analyses of asymmetric conflict, revolutionary organization, and the dialectics of power continuing to inform military academies, political theorists, and scholars of systemic transformation worldwide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. In this opening volume, The Foundations of Natural Temperament and the Four Humors, of Ibn Sina's monumental Canon of Medicine, the reader enters the living architecture of classical science-where health and disease are governed by balance, not chance. Here, the philosopher-physician unfolds the universal principles of life: the elemental roots of nature, the temperaments that shape bodies and dispositions, and the four humors-blood, phlegm, yellow bile, and black bile-through which vitality circulates and decline begins.With clarity and precision, Ibn Sina reveals how moderation sustains existence and how its disturbance gives rise to illness. This first book thus forms the foundation of the entire medical art, offering both the logic and the ethics of care that unite body, soul, and cosmos.The Ancient Wisdom Collection continues with the subsequent volumes of the Canon, each devoted to a distinct realm of knowledge-from the organs and their faculties, to the causes and cures of disease, and the composition of remedies-restoring to view one of humanity's most enduring systems of thought. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - al-Muqaddima, often published in Arabic as Muqaddimat Ibn Khaldun or simply as al-Muqaddima, is a remarkable work of scholarship by the Muslim jurist, historian, philosopher, and thinker Abd al-Rahman Ibn Khaldun, widely known simply as Ibn Khald¿n (d. 1406 CE). In al-Muqaddima, Ibn Khaldun built an astounding body of knowledge covering broad areas of inquiry including history, philosophy, sociology, ethnography, economics, and other practical and abstract sciences.This publication is the first comprehensive and critical English translation, since the release of Franz Rosenthal's seminal work more than half a century ago. The current volume focuses on Book One, Chapter Five of al-Muqaddima, which covers Ibn Khaldun's economic philosophy.This edition (paperback, which excludes the Arabic text) includes an introduction by the translator, Ahmed E. Souaiaia, highlighting some of Ibn Khaldun's most significant theoretical contributions to economics.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Originally delivered as a series of lectures in Yan'an in 1938, On Protracted War stands as one of the most influential strategic treatises of the twentieth century. Written during the early stages of the Sino-Japanese War, Mao Zedong systematically dismantles both defeatist "national subjugation" narratives and impulsive "quick victory" fantasies, arguing instead that China's path to liberation lies in a deliberately protracted struggle. Through a dialectical analysis of strength and weakness, territory and population, and justice versus barbarism, Mao outlines a three-stage progression-strategic defense, stalemate, and counteroffensive-while elevating political mobilization, guerrilla tactics, and human agency over mere material superiority. This 2026 edition, prepared by the Institute for Integrated Systems Thinking, pairs a meticulous formal translation with an original foreword that reframes Mao's military theory through a contemporary Systems Thinking Framework. By drawing structural parallels to Ibn Khaldun's sociology of power and treating time, work, and social energy as dynamic variables, the volume reveals the text's enduring relevance not only as a manual of asymmetric warfare, but as a profound study of how weaker systems can achieve systemic transformation through strategic patience, collective solidarity, and adaptive resilience.About the Author Mao Zedong (1893-1976) was a Chinese revolutionary, political theorist, and the founding father of the People's Republic of China. Rising from rural Hunan to lead the Chinese Communist Party through decades of civil conflict and foreign invasion, Mao developed a distinctive Marxist-Leninist approach adapted to China's agrarian and semi-colonial reality. His military and political writings, composed largely during the Yan'an period, revolutionized the theory of people's war by centering mass mobilization, political education, and strategic flexibility over conventional firepower. On Protracted War (1938) emerged at a critical juncture in the Second Sino-Japanese War, when Mao's leadership helped unify fragmented resistance forces and establish a coherent strategic doctrine that would ultimately shape the course of Asian and global anti-imperial movements. Beyond his political legacy, Mao remains a seminal figure in twentieth-century strategic thought, with his analyses of asymmetric conflict, revolutionary organization, and the dialectics of power continuing to inform military academies, political theorists, and scholars of systemic transformation worldwide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. Originally delivered as a series of lectures in Yan'an in 1938, On Protracted War stands as one of the most influential strategic treatises of the twentieth century. Written during the early stages of the Sino-Japanese War, Mao Zedong systematically dismantles both defeatist "national subjugation" narratives and impulsive "quick victory" fantasies, arguing instead that China's path to liberation lies in a deliberately protracted struggle. Through a dialectical analysis of strength and weakness, territory and population, and justice versus barbarism, Mao outlines a three-stage progression-strategic defense, stalemate, and counteroffensive-while elevating political mobilization, guerrilla tactics, and human agency over mere material superiority. This 2026 edition, prepared by the Institute for Integrated Systems Thinking, pairs a meticulous formal translation with an original foreword that reframes Mao's military theory through a contemporary Systems Thinking Framework. By drawing structural parallels to Ibn Khaldun's sociology of power and treating time, work, and social energy as dynamic variables, the volume reveals the text's enduring relevance not only as a manual of asymmetric warfare, but as a profound study of how weaker systems can achieve systemic transformation through strategic patience, collective solidarity, and adaptive resilience.About the Author Mao Zedong (1893-1976) was a Chinese revolutionary, political theorist, and the founding father of the People's Republic of China. Rising from rural Hunan to lead the Chinese Communist Party through decades of civil conflict and foreign invasion, Mao developed a distinctive Marxist-Leninist approach adapted to China's agrarian and semi-colonial reality. His military and political writings, composed largely during the Yan'an period, revolutionized the theory of people's war by centering mass mobilization, political education, and strategic flexibility over conventional firepower. On Protracted War (1938) emerged at a critical juncture in the Second Sino-Japanese War, when Mao's leadership helped unify fragmented resistance forces and establish a coherent strategic doctrine that would ultimately shape the course of Asian and global anti-imperial movements. Beyond his political legacy, Mao remains a seminal figure in twentieth-century strategic thought, with his analyses of asymmetric conflict, revolutionary organization, and the dialectics of power continuing to inform military academies, political theorists, and scholars of systemic transformation worldwide. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…