Andrews, John

What is Economics? Why do consumers borrow and save? How do economic systems work? Money and investing can be daunting. This book covers all of the key aspects of economic theory and history.

"Explores the differences and the similarities between humans and robots. Looks at the basic features of human bodies and how they are copied in robots . . . learn how movement happens, how the world is seen and sensed, and how humans and robots think it all through. And looks to a future where bots will be helping bods more than ever"--Adapted from publisher description.

Features infographics and facts about soccer around the world. Discusses topics such as prominent players, records, and team statistics.

Introduces facts about soccer history and soccer around the world through colorful infographics.

The author looks at the global state in the early twenty-first century by examining the global conflicts region by region and considering the causes, contexts, participants, impacts, and likely outcomes.

Contains sixty original essays by historians, scholars, critics, writers, and actors, which provide a variety of perspectives on the world, work, and influence of sixteenth-century playwright and poet William Shakespeare.