Gale Encyclopedia of United States Economic History Vol 1 - 2
Publisher: Thomson Gale | ISBN: 0787638889 | edition 1999 | PDF | 1187 pages | 20 mb
Targeting a high school and first- and second-year college audience, this easy-to-read work aims at supporting American history textbooks and providing a one- stop-shopping resource on all that comprises U.S. economic history--people, businesses, industries, events, movements, and trends--with a special emphasis on the 19th and 20th centuries. A similar specialized encyclopedia, Glenn Porter%27s Encyclopedia of American Economic History (Scribner, 1980), now dated, presents lengthier essays on movements and ideas only and is intended for more educated lay readers. In contrast, the Gale source consists of a unique array of 1,003 distinctive entries, somewhat confusing in their sheer variety, alphabetically arranged and of various lengths.

Springer (7-2010) | PDF | 700 pages | 9048187516 | 5.2Mb
WiMAX Networks: Techno-Economic Vision and Challenges /by Ramjee Prasad (Author), Fernando J. Velez (Author). Ignited by the mobile phone%27s huge success at the end of last century, the demand for wireless services is constantly growing. To face this demand, wireless systems have been and are deployed at a large scale.