Books by John Clark

Born in the streets of Brooklyn NY Kellita was in a going nowhere relationship, wanting to despretely leave she was stuck in her situation. When one day Kellita bumped into the one female that can change her life, coming home she walks into an horrific scene in her apartment. When Kellita meets Passion a goddess to the eyes of women and men both. But in this change Kellita comes with a price where she finds out that she can never escape from who she has become.

An insurance and finance manual, covering all aspects of international insurance, including health, life, property, casualty, marine, disability, copyright and trademark protection. Arranged in alphabetically, it provides a definition, explanation, and illustration of each term.

Economics both describes the way economic forces work and studies the efficiency, or inefficiency that results. This book presents thumbnail sketches describing the growth of our awareness of social problems over the past century.

Economics both describes the way economic forces work and studies the effi ciency, or ineffi ciency, that results

An icon of musical talent and independence, Bessie Smith's contributions to the blues and the music industry earned her the title of "Empress of the Blues." Learning how to listen to Smith's work in turn develops a greater understanding of how her successors extended and reinterpreted her music to honor her enduring legacy.

After the 1870s there was an explosion in print production via non-woodblock media in Japan.

This book takes an interdisciplinary look at environmental protection during Poland's transition to market democracy. The contributors are recognised experts in their fields, making this an authoritative volume, combining the perspectives of economists, legal scholars, political scientists and sociologists.

This dictionary contains lists of keywords, terms, acronyms and proper names that bankers, financial managers, students, and business teachers use every day. Arranged alphabetically, the terms are defined so that readers may comprehend the meanings in terms of daily business activities or study.

Over 400 recent finds associated with horses and excavated in London, from the utilitarian to the highly decorated, illustrated and discussed.

This volume, a collection of essays in honour of Harvey Sheldon, begins with a section on the chronology and cartography of Roman London. The second section examines the landscape and environment of Roman London and its hinterland, drawing from a variety of disciplines.