Carlos Hamsig retired from the glamorous corporate world and decided to involve in social work where he met and fostered Duncan Trevold, Thomas Steeles, James Parker, Andrew Wickz, Ryan Fretell, and Ralph Borcar. Somehow, God had bound these people for his own will for the forces of the good. After years of personal trials and successes the boys and Carlos were reunited by both good and bad circumstances, as each of them had been witnesses and victims of terrorism but at the time victors, finding love along the way. All of them, together with their own families, became a pillar of a secret worldwide society called Orbis. This secret organization, founded by Carlos and his closest friends and allies, uses its resources and the members' abilities as an instrument to thwart the forces of evil. It is 2030. The world was being plunged into chaos with different alignments and alliances forming against one another in both the political and religious front. The population was dwindling because of wars and invasions, while religious organizations continue to bicker. Is it possible for Orbis to champion God's cause amid the confusion and threats of armed conflict? At this time they needed the aid of the Heavenly Forces more than ever.
This issue of Emergency Medicine Clinics focuses on Vascular Disasters. Editors Alex Koyfman and Brit Long have assembled an expert team of authors on topics such as: Thoracic aortic syndromes; Abdominal aortic emergencies; SAH – aneurysmal/traumatic; Stroke – latest on ischemic stroke; Stroke – intracerebral bleeds (excluding SAH); Carotid / vertebral dissections (including post-traumatic); Cerebral venous sinus thrombosis; Mesenteric ischemia; Deep vein thrombosis upper/lower; Peripheral arterial occlusion; Penetrating vascular injury; and Vascular access complications.
Arising from foundations in green and eco-consumerism, ethical consumption is a multidisciplinary area of research. This shortform book presents an expert view of the empirical evidence on ethical consumption, incorporating perspectives from marketing, psychology and sociology. It takes both a historical and a thematic perspective, covering definitions of ethical consumption, typologies of ethical consumer practices, successes brought about from consumer actions and the current challenges. It also focuses on the emergence of contemporary perspectives on ethical consumer behaviour from three discrete perspectives: those focusing on consumer segmentation (the profiling of ethical consumers), those which take a psychological approach (the decision- making processes which underpin ethical consumption) and those which are sociological in nature (the identities and practices which underpin ethical consumption). The book finally synthesises these perspectives in the context of the ‘problems’ that are often claimed to exist, such as the existence of the ‘attitude– behaviour gap’, and provides conclusions which make recommendations for practice and further research. It will be of interest to academics and students of marketing, consumption and related fields, as well as to practitioners and policymakers who want to understand more about the evidence pertaining to ethical consumers, what motivates them, and how to encourage and educate them to consume more ethically.
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