Tabla de Contenidos: “…A Biblical theology of partnership : what God designed for us -- A call to repent and reclaim : where we need to pay attention -- Being together : how we can grow in partnership -- Nurturing partnership : why the church must lead the way -- Marriage as a holy union : where partnership is most intimate -- A Christian response to it all : what God desires from us -- Appendix : overview of a service learning project…”
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Tabla de Contenidos: “…The Ends of History -- Out of Order: discordant Triumphalism and the "Clash of Civilizations" -- Losing the Good Life: post-Cold War Malaise and the Enemy Within -- "God I Miss the Cold War": busted Containers and Popular Nostalgia 1993- -- Consuming Nostalgia: lampooning Lenin, Marketing Mao, and the Global Turn to the Right -- Patriot Acts: staging the War on Terror from the Spy Museum to Bishkek -- Spies R Us: paradoxes of U.S.-Russian Relations -- Nostalgia for the Future…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Maczulak -- It takes a genome : how a clash between our genes and modern life is making us sick / Greg Gibson -- Chips, clones, and living beyond 100 : how far will the biosciences take us? …”

“…The "great powers" are no longer just the world's major nation-states, but powerful forces moving with us and past us. Here, strategist Barnett offers an analysis of the grand realignments already here or coming up fast in economics, diplomacy, defense, technology, security, the environment, and much more. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Flipping things over ; The animals among us ; A nice place (to walk) ; The suggestiveness of thumb-nails -- Sensory city : things that hum, smell, or vibrate. …”

“…Vols. 3-4, 1870-1871, include no. 1-12 of the American law times U.S. courts reports and the Law times state courts reports and digest; new ser., v. 2 (1875) includes section called the American law times digest…”

“…Although many questions still remain open, the combination of new data and new perspectives gives us a better understanding of this unique piece…”

“…Being constantly tethered to our work through technology makes us overwhelmed and shortsighted, and deprives us of time for meaningful reflection or thoughtful connection to our professional communities, and often even to our own families. …”

“…We really can become the people we've always wanted to be. Steve Chandler tells us how…”

“…Virtual Distance-the measurable disconnect that arises when we rely on digitally mediated communication-applies to all of us. In the Second Edition of The Power of Virtual Distance, Karen Sobel Lojeski and Richard R. …”

“…Ambushed by speed, complexity, and uncertainty, many of us are unprepared for this acceleration. We act on autopilot as new challenges confront us. …”

“…In this groundbreaking book Kieran Flanagan and Dan Gregory have interviewed hundreds of successful business people, educators, futurists, economists, and historians to uncover the key skills that will always be critical to success in business and in life.Where most futurists increase your sense of panic and anxiety with dystopian images of the not-too-distant future characterized by Artificial Intelligence (AI) taking our jobs, algorithms hacking our most private moments and Austrian-accented cyborgs raising our children, Kieran and Dan remind us that we need to look beyond the things changing around us and focus on the things that won't change within us.These twelve "forever skills" are designed to set you up for whatever the future may throw at you plus help you get more success in your work and life, today…”

“…How can we comprehend the reconfiguration of relationships through the human response to the pandemic as an experience that concerns us all but affects each of us in different ways? …”

“…He shows how to avoid trying to get rid of sovereignty (the "anarchist move" that Schmitt tells us forces us to "decide against the decision") and instead to seek to de-center and dislocate sovereignty so that it's mythological function is disturbed. …”

“…They are often perceived as giving us knowledge of the facts of reality, and not merely our constructs. …”