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Print version: Rienecker, Lotte ; Good Paper International Edition, Frontcover -- Colophon -- CONTENTS -- Foreword to the English edition -- Use -- Changes in this edition -- Activity book -- Contact the authors -- Other books on writing by the authors of The Good Paper -- Reader's guide -- 1. Good papers in higher rducation -- Genres and quality criteria -- The research paper as a genre -- The research genre investigates a subject-specific problem -- The research paper meets scientific and scholarly requirements -- Research means bringing factors into play -- The research text is hierarchical -- Academic speech acts, Research is both the knowledge and the inquiry of the field -- Requirements and qualities of the good paper in higher education -- Avoid common misconceptions of what constitutes a good paper -- Other types of papers and genres you as a student will have to write -- Other types of papers: Popularising papers, practice papers, tests -- The foundation of your research -- the paper's pentagon -- Examples of good papers in the pentagon model -- What can be included in the pentagon's corners? -- Use the pentagon model -- The good paper's quality criteria -- A teacher's comments on a paper, Rhetoric of science -- 1. In the good paper, the writer is professional and displays independence -- 2. The good paper uses the field's knowledge and tools -- 3. The good paper is focused -- 4. The good paper is "written" on the top of the taxonomies of educational objectives. -- 5. The good paper is an argument -- 6. The good paper is critical of its own material, its field and of itself -- 7. The good paper communicates on a meta level -- 8. The good paper meets the curriculum's parameters -- Examples of qualities in bachelor theses -- Nuances?, The different purposes and ideals of the Anglo-American and Continental research traditions -- Advice to students writing in the Continental tradition -- 2. Writing processes of research papers -- Choice of topic -- Your interest in the topic -- The good topic -- The useful topic -- Theoretical, abstract or concrete topics? -- After choosing a topic, the first thing you should do is write -- You have started writing, yes, but what? -- Write before and while you read -- Write backwards -- start with the conclusion -- Begin with the central aspects, Put off in depth studies of theory and history, summaries and descriptions -- Be flexible when writing -- More revisions? -- Introductory writing is writing to think -- Brainstorming -- Mind mapping -- The techniques of writing to think -- Non-stop writing -- Broad writing -- Display (visual representations) i.e. drawing the central content of your paper -- Why write to think? -- From writing to think to drafts to finished papers -- Writing with or without an outline -- The texts of the writing process: Notes, drafts and finished text -- Revising a text -- Should you write with a reader in mind?, Criteria for revision

Contained in: Springer Nature eBook, Printed edition, Printed edition, Printed edition, Preface -- Chapter 1 Overview of the History of Money -- Chapter 2 On the Choice of Optimal Currency Denominations -- Chapter 3 The Impact of Denomination Choice on Commercial Trading: A Policy Evaluation of a New Iraqi Monetary System -- Chapter 4 Diffusion of Electronic Money and Choice of Payment Methods -- Chapter 5 The Impact of Electronic Money on Demand for Cash: Time Series Analysis -- Chapter 6 Can We Stabilize the Price of a Cryptocurrency? Understanding the Design of Bitcoin and Its Potential to Compete with Central Bank Money -- Chapter 7 A Cashless Society: Facts and Issues -- Chapter 8 The Future of Money or Quest for Good Money

Print version: Boothman, Barry E. C. ; Corporate cataclysm, Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- List of Figures and Tables -- Praecipe -- Abbreviations -- 1 Empire Ontario -- A young, giant land -- A grasping colonial mind-set -- Corporate capitalism and law -- 2 Anson's Folly -- Make haste slowly -- An excellent speculative opportunity -- A few strokes of the pen -- 3 An Industry in Transformation -- Who could lack faith with this record? -- Struggles for dominance -- Rather good statements -- 4 Building the Corporate Realm -- A romance of Canadian industrialization -- Businesslike politics -- Economical business coordination, Capitalists of all degrees -- 5 From Prosperity to Crisis -- Johnny Canuck's material assets -- One of the greatest industrial coups -- Cat out of the paper bag -- 6 From Crisis to Catastrophe -- Your market had run away -- Crack of doom -- An almost impossible condition -- Plates -- 7 The Vale of Receivership -- A loose and irregular administration -- In an entirely friendly way -- Too many chickens -- 8 A Time for Investigations -- A pretty good business -- A public accounting -- Posterity does not vote -- The royal inquisition -- 9 The Search for Stability -- Now nearly useless -- Snugging up, The liquidation of the liquidator -- I never met a group of men so disloyal -- 10 Reorganization Plots -- We, the insolvent -- A spider web of intrigue -- I am bewildered -- 11 The Battle of the Plans -- Hopes, squabbles, and plagiarism -- All interests asunder -- Paying for the show -- 12 Darkest Hours -- The anomalous position -- Abolish the whole thing -- Abitibi fat in the frying pan -- From sitzkrieg to blitzkrieg -- 13 A Constitutional War -- The unfortunate, extravagant, and futile course -- Wartime paper -- Pith and substance -- 14 The Path towards Dawn -- Clean up the Abitibi mess, The dirty end of the stick -- The longest receivership -- 15 Epilogue -- Destinies -- Concluding perspectives -- Appendices -- Appendix 1 Newsprint Annual Supply and Demand, 1899-1946 -- Appendix 2 Traits of the North American Newsprint Industry, 1890-1940 -- Appendix 3 Capitalization of Paper Companies, 1920 and 1930 ( Millions) -- Appendix 4 Reorganizations among Canadian Newsprint Companies -- Appendix 5 Abitibi Power and Paper Ltd.: Capital Structure and Major Proposals, 1932-1946 -- Appendix 6 Battle of the Plans, 1937 -- Participants -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Index

Print version: Ford Madox Ford's The good soldier, Front Matter ; Contents ; Introduction / Rossitsa Terzieva-Artemis. The Good Soldier: Tragic, Comic, Ironic / Joseph Wiesenfarth. Tory-Papists and Ford's The Good Soldier / Timothy Sutton. The Definition of Modernity in The Good Soldier / Edward Lobb. The Silences of Modernism in The Good Soldier / Dean Bowers. A Tale of Two Babies -- One Dead, the Other Powerless to Be Born: Ambivalent Beginnings in Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier / Aimee L. Pozorski. The Motive for Metaphor: The Words of a Sentimentalist in The Good Soldier / J. Fitzpatrick Smith. Rewriting Trauma: A Study of Ford Madox Ford's The Good Soldier as Modernist Chronicle / Asunción López-Varela Azcárate. "Nearly as Bright as in Provençe!": An Episode of Dowell's Narrative Passion / Lucie Boukalova. Not Just Another Perplexity / Gabrielle Moyer. "Like Chasing a Scrap of Paper": Hysterical Detection in The Good Soldier / Allan Pero. "Of the Question of the Sex-Instinct I Know Very Little": The Good Soldier and the Discourse of Indecency / Chris Forster. "A Family Romance": Oedipal Melancholia and Masochism in The Good Soldier / Marc Ouellette

Print version: Gale, James Scarth, 1863-1937 ; Redemption and regret, Part 1: Pen Pictures of Old Korea : Korean Songs and Verses -- Eternal Life -- Tobacco in Korea -- Concerning the Occult -- A Note of Warning -- On and Off the Street Car -- A Sample of Korean Labour Song -- Marriage in Korea -- Pak’s Experiences -- The Mystery of It -- The Family Line -- Korea’s Electric Shocks -- “Broken Earthenware” -- Unconscious Korea -- Korean Literature -- A New Style of Courtship -- Korea’s Receding Pantheon -- Stone Fights -- Standing for One’s Rights -- That Old Dragon -- Happy Yi -- My Lord the Elephant -- The Displeasure of the Rain God -- Korean New Year’s -- The Korean Woman -- Korea’s Preparation for the Bible -- The Waning Eunuch -- A Freak of Language -- An Affair of State -- Private Minting -- A New Korean -- The Burning of the Temple -- A Royal Funeral -- Belong Small Boxer -- The Foreign Squeezer -- The Awful Kim -- Exit Kim -- The Opening of War -- Prospective -- All Good Things Are Three -- Japan’s Task in Korea -- Where Are We? -- As Regards the Fate -- Part 2: Old Corea : Corean Literature and History -- Corea’s Noted Women: Yowa Ssi ; Ahwang and Yoyong ; T’aeim and T’aesa ; Wang Sogun ; Princess Yang -- Religious and Allied Themes: The Corean’s View of God ; The Mirror of the Heart ; The Worship of Confucius ; Corea’s Filial Piety ; How She Moved to God -- Father and Son -- Social and Allied Subjects: Prohibition in Corea ; Tea ; Tobacco in Corea ; Corean Paper ; Corean Clothes ; Corean Artists ; Corean Chess ; Teeth -- Ancient Remains: The Tombs of Uhyolli ; Ancient Burial Remains ; When Kings Die ; Hollanders in Corea -- Superstitions: Guardians of the Year ; One of the Immortals ; The Spirit Medium -- Short Stories: The Spoiled Boy ; Yi Changgon ; A Question of Conscience ; Worthy Prince and Lucky Girls ; Powers of Imitation ; The Tartar Hunter -- Miscellaneous: The Dancing Girl ; Music ; Corean Transportation ; Flies ; The Rainy Season ; A Trip to Sorae Beach -- Poems: My Shadow by Yi Talch’ung ; Clouds and Mountains by Yi Talch’ung ; The Good and Bad of It by Yi Talch’ung ; The Falling Flowers by Won Kam ; The Joys of Nature by Yi Talch’ung ; A Spell against the Tiger by Hong Yangho ; Tribute to a Needle by Mrs. Yoo ; The Wild Goose by Hong Yangho ; A Far-Eastern Francis of Assisi by Song Hyon ; The Snow by Yi Chehyon ; The Cackling Priest by Yi Chesin -- The Story of Unyong

Print version: Bly, Robert W. ; The content marketing handbook, Introduction: Content Marketing in the 21st Century -- Part I: The Foundations of Content Marketing -- Setting Yourself Up for Content Marketing Success -- Content Writing and Copywriting -- The Seven Fundamentals of Good Content Writing -- The Nine Functions of Content Marketing --Content and the “Silver Rule of Marketing” -- The Ten Steps to Building a Successful Content Marketing Campaign --The Hidden Danger of Content Marketing -- Chapter 2: How to Write Compelling Content -- The Five C’s -- Convey Sincerity and Enthusiasm -- Contrarian Content -- The Content Writing Process -- Treasure Your Company’s Content Gold Mine -- Content Recycling and Repurposing -- The Four Types of Content by Topic and Timeliness -- How to Work with Experts -- Implied Content -- Storytelling -- Curated Content -- Content Syndication -- Setting Expectations for Your Content Team -- More Tips for Making Your Content Easy to Read -- Copywriting 101 for Content Writers -- Urgency + Credibility = Better Response -- Planning Your Content Marketing Campaign -- The Content Matrix -- Planning the Individual Pieces of Content -- Scheduling Content Distribution -- Sourcing Your Content -- Integrating Content with Selling -- One-Step Content Marketing -- Multistep Content Marketing -- Drip Campaigns -- Urgency -- Retargeting -- Content-Rich Websites -- Part II: Implementing Content Marketing Tactics -- Marketing with White Papers and Special Reports -- White Papers -- Special Reports -- Marketing with Case Studies and Testimonials -- Case Studies -- Testimonials -- Marketing with Books -- Books Have Benefits -- Deciding Which Way to Go -- Marketing with Articles and Blogs -- Getting Your Articles Published – Blogging -- Blogging Basics -- Public Relations in Content Marketing -- Marketing with Enewsletters and Emails -- Building Your Elist -- Publishing Your Own Enewsletter -- Article Ideas for Company Newsletters -- 14 Steps to Writing Emails That Work -- Three More Ways to Write Stronger Content Emails -- The Four U’s Formula for Winning Subject Lines -- Marketing with Podcasts and Other Audio -- Podcasting Basics -- Audio CDs -- Five Ways to Create Audio Content Quickly and Easily-- How to Be a Great Podcast Guest -- Marketing with Videos and Apps -- Videos -- Marketing with Apps -- Chapter 12: Marketing with Webinars and Teleconferences -- Eight Steps to Webinar Success -- 16 Tips for Webinar Presenters -- Rules for Webinar Presenters to Follow -- Marketing with Seminars, Workshops, Speeches, and Talks -- Get Attendees in the Door -- Know What You’re Talking About -- Four Presentation Tips -- Three Formulas for Organizing Your Talk -- Get to Know the Audience Better -- More Tips for Presentations -- Using a Slide Deck -- Teaching -- Graphic Design for Content Marketing -- Seven Secret Weapons for Maximum Response -- The 14 Biggest Graphic Design Mistakes -- Quality Control Checklist for Content Marketing -- Part III: Converting Content Marketing Activity into Sales -- Driving Traffic with SEO -- Shoot for SEO Success -- META Tags -- Seven Ways to Promote Your Content with Organic Search -- Boost Your Google Ranking with Links -- Increasing Conversion with Response Devices -- Information That Prospects Must Give to Get Your Content -- Phone and Chat Responses -- Hard Copy Response Devices -- Increasing Digital Conversion with Content -- Metrics: Measuring Content Marketing Results -- Planning the Online Conversion Series -- Ten Tips for Increasing Landing Page Conversion Rates -- Five Ways to Capture Email Addresses of Landing Page Traffic -- How to Qualify Prospects Who Ask for Your Free Content -- Goals for Marketing Metrics -- Part IV: Appendices -- Appendix A: Complying with Copyright Laws When Creating Your Content -- Appendix B: Content Writer’s At-a-Glance Grammar and Punctuation Guide -- Appendix C: Resources -- About the Author-- Index -- The Direct Mail Revolution: How to Create Profitable Direct-Mail Campaigns in a Digital World -- Cover-- Copyright -- Dedication – Contents -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction: The New Direct-Mail Revolution -- Powerful Evidence of Direct Mail’s Comeback-- Why I Wrote This Book -- Who Should Read This Book -- About the DM Samples in This Book -- Print Is Far From Dead, Even Among Millennials -- Why Our Brains Prefer Ink-on-Paper Marketing -- Yes, You Can Do Direct Mail -- Part I: Direct-Mail Planning and Strategy -- Getting Started in Direct Mail -- The Direct-Mail Renaissance -- So What Exactly Is “Direct Mail”? -- Who Uses Direct-Mail Marketing? -- Advantages of Direct Mail -- Drawbacks of Direct-Mail Marketing -- The Direct-Mail Mindset -- 60 Ways to Use Direct Mail

Print version: Munkacsi, Zsuzsa ; Structural Reform Packages, Sequencing, and the Informal Economy, Cover; Structural Reform Packages, Sequencing, and the Informal Economy; 1. Motivation and literature; 2. The model; 3. Calibration and Bayesian estimation; 4. Long- and short-run effects of deregulation policies in South-Africa; 5. Conclusion