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The Deadly Promise
by Gilou Bareau


It's May 2014 and Israel is gearing up to invade Gaza for the third time in six years. On the streets of London a Jewish critic of Israel is killed,the target of a militant Zionist organisation.

Zach Peretz is no Sherlock Holmes, but he does share a defining characteristic with the great detective: he's a cocaine addict. He also has a case to solve. Who killed his brother Abe?

Abe's ex-wife Hepzibah is on the same mission. A Jewish, pro-Palestine journalist specialising in the Middle East, she's an unlikely ally for Zach. Despite their clashing views on Israel and drug addiction, Zach and Hepzibah join forces with a consuming determination to find the people responsible for Abe's death.

 

 

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Influencer Relations: Insights on Analyst Value

Valuable analyst and advisory firms like Gartner Inc and Forrester Research influence half of the world’s spending on information and communications technology. As a result, tens of thousands of analyst relations professionals are engaged in influencer marketing campaigns focussed on shifting those researchers and consultants impact on high-growth markets.

No-one has more expertise into the value of analysts and advisors than Duncan Chapple and Sven Litke. As the managing partners of Kea Company, the world’s largest analyst relations consultancy, their book gives their insights into how analyst value is created and captured.

The expanded second edition includes an appendix on the Magic Quadrant, gathering together a series of articles including the Consumers Guide to the Magic Quadrant.

The book also includes contributions by notable industry figures, including Andrew Reed, Annelieke Nagel, Anthony Kennada, Bram Weerts, Christopher Manfredi, Derk Erbé, Donna Stein, Efrem Mallach, Hank Barnes, Lawrence Hecht, Michael Coté, Neil Pollock, Peggy O'Neill, Rebecca Lieb, Sharon Robinson, and Suyog Shetty.

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Mapping the English Left through Film: Twenty Five Uneasy Pieces

Ian Parker's Mapping the English Left through Film: Twenty Five Uneasy Pieces is a block-buster of a book, mercilessly unpicking the cinematic narratives that infuse twenty-five organisations.

Key elements of plot and production are used to tell the story of purges and splits and cult-favourites in this innovative history of Trotskyist groups in England. 

This is the place where revolutionary Marxism goes to the movies.


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Win Them Over: A Guide to Corporate Analyst/ Consultant Relations, 3rd Edition

WIN THEM OVER was the first guide to corporate programs for influencing consultants and analysts, in 1987. Now in its third edition, Dr Mallach's landmark book is a unique, step-by-step guide to what really works in building relationships with analysts, consultants and other influential advisors.

This book is a practical guide that gives experienced relationship managers a solid methodology for optimizing effective communications.

Win Them Over shows how to make your company easy for analysts and consultants to work with so they'll recommend you, not a competitor!


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Saving Blighty

If you’re struggling with how to vote in the upcoming referendum… let science fiction be your guide!

The year is 2016. Politics is in turmoil as a national debate takes place to decide whether the UK should leave the European Union.

One man rises above the crowd. A populist demogogue determined that Britain should be free.

But behind the scenes mysterious forces are at work and not everything is quite as it appears.

Saving Blighty follows the political career of the world’s first time traveller, Colin Hartley, and his mission to transform the future.

Twice.

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Industry Analyst Relations - An Extension to PR

In today's world companies in almost all industries depend more and more on a powerful IT infrastructure. Networked computer solutions are no longer just an electronic filing system or an infrastructure for an email system. Today, a company's superior IT infrastructure can become the most dangerous weapon of a company.

It allows for quick adaptation to changing business requirements, it enables an agile corporation, it allows fast access to data to support fast decisions, it can become the most powerful sales tool of the company - rather than just supporting a sales organization. IT vendors who sell mainly to businesses - rather than to consumers - should be interested in industry analysts praising or recommending their products to their clients, i.e. to the vendor's potential customers.


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