Bücher von Eric James

is aimed at relief workers charged with putting together a programme of action to help people in extreme crisis. It provides humanitarian relief managers with a single comprehensive reference for all the management issues they are likely to encounter in emergency situations.

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This work is based on immediate events leading up to and during the socio-political crisis that took place in Jakarta, Indonesia in May 1998. The 1998 Asian economic crisis brought to a head the frustrations of the general population with the corrupt and oppressive regime of President Suharto and the ruling Golkar Party. It focuses on the actions that should be considered and prepared for by management, employees and dependents to ensure their own safety as in-country embassies, consulates or representatives are limited in what they can do help in the event of a sudden collapse in law and order. Immediate post evacuation also needs to be considered by the Company for receiving people at the point of safety overseas. Additional planning must also consider the welfare of local staff who will not be evacuated. They still need to be paid. The decision to evacuate must not be taken lightly. The Company¿s reputation with its expatriate staff, local staff and host government on the Company's return will be impacted to a degree. The level and type of impact will largely depend on how well the Company planned, managed and catered for the evacuation and subsequent business continuity.

Seminar paper from the year 2006 in the subject Urban and Regional Planning, University of Minnesota - Twin Cities, course: Urban Studies Senior Thesis, language: English, abstract: Garrison Keillor¿s comedic portrayal of the typical Minnesotan as a Scandinavian with unique accents and customs in everyday life compared to the ordinary American is not entirely fiction. The dominance of Scandinavian influence in Minnesota continues to remain a solid belief. Legacies of Norwegian and Swedish immigrants still pervade the social, political, and physical landscape of this state. This paper looks to understand how these first ground breakers of the city created their communities and rooted important institutions and buildings.In the urban environment of Minneapolis and St. Paul, strong remnants of Scandinavian influences are especially seen. We might draw lessons of knowing one of the first ethnic stories in the history of this area. How did the lives of early Scandinavian immigrants influence the residential urban villages, architecture, and commercial districts of the city and what does this information tell us about the struggles of new ethnic groups.

Providing more than just another musical profile, James details everything from his first encounter with Chaplin to his frequent visits to Switzerland when he lived at Chaplin's Manoir de Ban in Vevey.