In "Governance for a New Era" the author looks down the coming centuries and asks what kind of governance does the human race need. Existing governments have proven to be inadequate for dealing with the incredible concentration of wealth, uncontrolled migration, the aggressive takeover by determined ideology and other problems. The book takes a fresh approach, first adding profound new theory on the nature of a country, the requirements for a proper government and a true definition of huma...

The author challenges the present doctrine of human rights as containing rights that were simply invented by idealists to support their visions of an ideal society. He develops a theory of human rights based on a strictly objective analysis of what fundamental rights every person in the world is born with. The book discusses implementation of these rights and identifies opposing forces. A supplement applies the theory to ten current issues ranging from capital punishment to world poverty.

Este libro corrige la doctrina de los derechos humanos mediante la presentación de una teoría de los derechos humanos determinada por el método científico. Es decir, primero son descubiertos los axiomas aplicables y luego una teoría completa se construye basado en ellos por deducción. No se incorporan ningunos valores personales ni moralidad que arruinaría su objetividad. La teoría resultante es diferente de la doctrina prevalente sobre los derechos humanos que incorpora valores, moralidad...

Teach, by Stephen Higgins is an invaluable guide to new and newish teachers everywhere. Whilst it deals with life in an Australian secondary school, the insights and tips would be useful for all teachers. Teach gives an in depth guide into the vagaries of teaching teenagers. There is a detailed look at each year level with behavioural aspects peculiar to each and even a run down on what makes Year 9 students so, well, interesting.Teach is humourous, useful and entertainng. It even ...

"It is What it Isn't' is a collection of new fiction, some previously published stories and non fiction from Stephen Higgins. The stories range from serious to comedic, so I guess that means there is something for everyone. Unless you like Westerns and Romance stories. To be honest there are hardly any Wild West references and probably even fewer romance tropes to be found. I'm sure one or two of the characters are fond of each other, but that hardly qualifies it on the Romance front. So I...

Aurealis #139 is the latest issue of Australia's premier science fiction and fantasy magazine. Featuring the best new fiction, articles and artwork, Aurealis always delivers quality reading. Aurealis is published ten times a year (February to November). To subscribe go to www.aurealis.com.au .

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Aurealis #137 is the first issue for 2021! Packed with quality new fiction, news, reviews and our usual selection of articles, artwork and interviews. Aurealis is published 10 times per year. For subscriptions and other information go to aurealis.com.au .This issue features the stories 'For Sale' by Michael Gardner, 'Pistris' by Bethany Doherty and 'The Redemption of Declan Callahan' from Steve DuBois.