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This new, thoroughly updated fifth edition of Bradts award-winning Iceland guide remains the most in-depth guide available to one of the few countries in the world that has no mosquitoes, no ants, no Starbucks and no MacDonalds. Featuring honest, practical information from an author who has repeatedly visited the country over twenty years and is familiar with its language, history and culture, Bradts Iceland has won the Lowell Thomas Award (the highest travel writing award available in the United States) and provides more context for individual places than any other guidebook, plus frank, investigative hotel and restaurant reviews that hide nothing. This latest edition covers everything you would expect, from the Northern Lights to snow mobiling, dog sledding, visiting West Fjords, Icelands remotest corner, and the Laugavegur trail, Icelands most famous 5-day trek. New developments covered include the merging together of different Nature Reserves and National Parks under the Vatnajökull National Park banner, better infrastructure throughout the entire country, new hotels, restaurants, bars and geothermal spas, and more tour companies offering a wider variety of activities. For Reykjavik, there has been a complete update of the citys nightlife, restaurants, hotels, swimming pools and festivals, while other new features include fuller coverage of East Iceland, visiting hot springs and spas, 4X4 adventures in the Icelandic Highlands, plus more details of how and where to experience Icelands amazing wildlife. Bradts Iceland also offers the most detailed maps of any guidebook.Based on 20 years of personal and business travel, exploration and adventure all around the country, the guide is exhaustive, well-researched and comprehensive, featuring a year-round approach to travelling in Iceland in line with the development of the local tourist industry to offer attractions beyond the normal summer season. As a contributor to National Geographic, and a frequent host for tours to Iceland, Andrew Evans explores some of the remotest corners of the country regularly. He continues to lecture about the country to high-end tour groups, as well as the National Geographic Society and Smithsonian Institution. His guide is exhaustive, allowing travellers to make informed decisions, to go anywhere and explore anything.

- One of Poland's most exciting emerging artists- First comprehensive monograph- Impressive works with numerous references to art history - One of Poland's most exciting emerging artists- First comprehensive monograph- Impressive works with numerous references to art history

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Why and what organizations change is generally well known; how organizations change is therefore the central focus of this Handbook. Leading scholars focus on processes of change and the factors that influence these processes, with the organization as the central unit of analysis.

The definitive monograph on American sculptor and visual artist Lynda Benglis, one of the most important living artists today

Economics is all about how and why we make choices. This exciting book breaks down a fascinating subject that governs so much of our lives. Why are markets so important? How do we actually make decisions? Will robots take our jobs? Accessible and informative, this comprehensive introduction will help readers understand how the world really works.

A laugh-out-loud book based on everyone's favourite game, Would You Rather? A laugh-out-loud book based on everyone's favourite game, Would You Rather?

Famous throughout history for their doomed stand at Thermopylae, and immortalised by contemporary Athenian writers who viewed them as the exotic other, the Spartans, and their brutality and bravery, both fascinate and appal us. Andrew Bayliss reveals the best and the worst of this harsh society, separating myth from reality.

- First monograph of the emerging artist- Dissolving the duality between natural and artificial- Magnificent in-situ installations - First monograph of the emerging artist- Dissolving the duality between natural and artificial- Magnificent in-situ installations