Weatherford, J. McIver

Examines historical trends in the meaning and use of money and predicts that the next financial transformation will be the development of electronic or virtual money and looks at how this new money will affect international political economy and the organization of commercial enterprises.

"Reveals how Genghis harnessed the power of religion to rule the largest empire the world has ever known."--Provided by publisher.

A comprehensive history of the women who ruled the Mongol empire during the thirteenth century, focusing on Queen Manduhai, the daughter of Genghis Khan, who restored the Mongol Empire and spent her life fighting both the Ming Dynasty of China and Muslim warlords.

Presents a history of the ruling women of the thirteenth-century Mongol Empire, describing their struggles to preserve a sovereignty that would dominate the world for 150 years.

An in-depth study of North American Indians shows how they made foreigners into Americans and how foreigners added European society, language, and culture onto an ancient system.

Examines historical trends in the meaning and use of money and predicts that the next financial transformation will be the development of electronic or virtual money and looks at how this new money will affect international political economy and the organization of commercial enterprises.

Explores the role Genghis Khan and his descendants played in the development of the modern world, discussing his revolutionary military strategies and weaponry, his efforts to conquer the surrounding lands, and his innovative leadership abilities.

Explores Indian achievements in architecture and agriculture and surveys what the Indians gave to the world.

A study of the Indians of North America and their essential role in the making of the United States.