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Exploring the intricate relationship between creativity and commerce, this book reveals how economic forces have influenced art from the Renaissance to contemporary installations. It delves into how supply and demand shape artistic movements and the valuation of cultural treasures. This thought-provoking journey captivates both art enthusiasts and economists, challenging perceptions and igniting a deeper appreciation for the transformative power of artistic expression within the economic landscape.

This book offers a fresh perspective on strategic planning for nonprofits, emphasizing efficiency and relevance. It critiques traditional methods that often lead to wasted time and ineffective plans, advocating for a more practical approach that ensures strategies are actionable and impactful. By focusing on the right issues, it aims to transform planning from a mere formality into a dynamic tool for implementation and success in the nonprofit sector.

The definitive history of the state of Michigan, from its early settlement by Native Americans to the end of the 19th century. Written by historian Charles Moore, this book covers all the major events and figures in Michigan's history, including the French explorers, the British occupation, the American Revolution, and the Civil War. With a wealth of archival material and personal anecdotes, this book is an engaging and informative read for anyone interested in Michigan history.

This biography of Daniel Burnham chronicles the life and work of one of America's most influential architects and city planners. From his early career designing buildings in Chicago, to his later work planning the 1893 World's Fair and directing the design of Washington, D.C., Burnham left an indelible mark on the field of architecture and urban planning. This book features beautiful illustrations and photographs, as well as detailed analysis of Burnham's innovative and lasting contributions to the built environment.

Po latach, w wielu badaniach ankietowych, Margaret Thatcher pojawia się w czołówce najlepszych szefów rządów jej królewskiej mości. W badaniu zrealizowanym w 2021 roku przez pracownię Ipsos Margaret Thatcher zajęła drugie miejsce wśród premierów urzędujących po 1945 roku, przegrywając tylko z Winstonem Churchillem (któremu pomogły z pewnością osiągnięcia sprzed 1945 roku) i pokonując Tony’ego Blaira. 44 proc. mieszkańców Wielkiej Brytanii oceniło, że wykonała dobrą robotę dla kraju, a 35 proc. było przeciwnego zdania. Co ciekawe, Thatcher zdobyła najmniejszy odsetek głosów w kategorii polityków, o których respondenci nie mają wyrobionego zdania. To pokazuje, że była postacią bardzo wyrazistą i zapamiętaną przez kolejne pokolenia wyborców. (fragment Posłowia)

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