Peter Haas

Peter M. Haas

Examines the Mediterranean Action Plan from 1972 to 1987 as a successful international effort to coordinate the marine pollution control practices of the Mediterranean littoral countries through regional treaties, coordinated research and monitoring, integrated policies, and administrative and budge

The Politics of International Environmental Cooperation

Saving the Mediterranean

"The science of happiness meets the God of happiness." Did you know that circumstantial things like money, good looks, and geography only affect our happiness by about 10 percent? So, what accounts for the other 90 percent? Did you know that people who survive traumatic events often report higher levels of happiness? Ironically, pain is one of the greatest things that could ever happen to us! Did you know that your prayers can actually reveal your "promotability"? Amidst absurd humor, bizarre stats, and hilarious storytelling, Broken Escalators explores 10 counterintuitive myths of promotion and happiness that regularly sucker people into bad jobs, bad moves, and bad relationships. But which myths do you believe? After reading this book, you will never make decisions the same way again.

Funny & Frightful Lessons About Moth Eating and Moving to the Next Level

Broken Escalators

Chris Hodges

Pop-science meets theology in an engaging book from Peter Haas. Approaching Scripture with comedy, stats, and story-telling, a Minnesota minister explores some counter-intuitive twists behind happiness and promotion. Diving deeper than others would dare, this gutsy writer wrestles with theological issues many leaders would avoid on Sunday. He asks, What if your prayers could reveal your promotability or odds of happiness? and Did you know some people who survive traumatic events report higher levels of happiness? Get the book and youll see all of his other brilliant prompts. This authors bold goal is to tweak peoples minds. He hopes to increase the time and energy you and the people you know are investing in prayer, thinking, and even blogging.

Broken Escalators: Funny & Frightful Lessons about Moth Eating and Moving to the Next Level

Annemarie Nikolaus

Eva Markert

R.D.V. Heldt

Melanie Minio

Tine Sprandel

Norman Nekro

„Fliegende Blätter" - die hintergründige Reihe über Literatur und ihre Themen. In dieser Ausgabe ... ... liegt der Schwerpunkt auf Herausforderungen des Alltags, die Eltern und ihre Kinder zu meistern haben. Außerdem eine mysteriöse Kurzgeschichte von Norman Nekro, ein Beitrag über E-Books für Kinder, das „Making-of“ von zwei Büchern und mehr. An diesem Band haben mitgearbeitet: Norman Nekro, Tine Sprandel, R.d.V.Heldt, Melanie Minio und die Qindie-AutorInnen Annemarie Nikolaus, Eva Markert und Peter Haas. Inhalt: Kurzgeschichte: „Weihnacht im Tal“ Kinder können kochen – man muss sie nur lassen Gedanken über das Reisen mit kleinen Kindern in exotische Länder Das gab’s doch schon immer! - Mobbing und Stalking in der Schule Thema: Sind E-Books für Kinder sinnvoll? Besprechungen zu: Philip Kiefer: „Spezialwissen für junge Detektive: Geheime Botschaften“ und Manfred Rehor; „Der Nebelkontinent“ Bücher-Blog: Chias Bücherecke AutorInnen im Gespräch: Uwe Kullnick Bücher und wie sie entstehen: Tine Sprandel: „ Ungerecht!“ und Jan Müller, Raymonde Guidotti: „Polepole auf Schatzsuche“

Peter Haas

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