Stephen Neill

Under Three Flags: Anarchism and the Anti-Colonial Imagination is a 2006 book by Benedict Anderson on the intersection of Philippine nationalism and late 19th century anarchism. It was later republished as The Age of Globalization: Anarchists and the Anti-Colonial Imagination. (Source: [Wikipedia](

"Because the old tools no longer work in today's hard-wired, hyperdriven environment of global competition, The Value Mandate replaces hollow value added buzz phrases and optimistic rhetoric with practical, proven value creation tools and actions. Case histories and examples demonstrate how the use of these tools: demand/pull flexible production and assembly processes, advance confirmed-order customers, antidote innovation development, and more have consistently created value for executives around the globe. Based on rigorous research and filled with informed analysis, specific action-steps, and real-life examples of value creation success stories, The Value Mandate will show executives, directors and representatives of shareholder groups, and even acquirers searching for takeover targets how to identify and utilize: corporate key contributors (CKC); the innovation imperative proven methods to build on cumulative, intermediate successes instead of engaging in all-or-nothing development activities; and online user self-access strategies and techniques to replace elaborate face-to-face customer transactions with online alternatives at one-tenth the cost."--Jacket.

Here for the first time an attempt has been made to provide in dictionary form somewhat comprehensive information as to the entire process through which in the last five centuries Christianity has grown from a western to a universal religion. Its aim is to cover the extension of the Christian church, and its evangelistic encounter with mankind, during the period from 1492, when Columbus first made contact with the inhabitants of lands west of the Atlantic, to the present day. - Preface.