A celebrated tax law professor leaves the classroom to embark on a journey to a place that is both familiar and somehow new to him. In this book-part memoir, part devotional-he shares his transformation from a "fallen-away" Catholic to one whose faith is stronger than ever!
Focusing on the steam-powered grain elevator's history, this book details its invention in 1843 by Joseph Dart and Robert Dunbar in Buffalo, New York. It explores the elevator's development and global adoption over the next 50 years, highlighting its impact on grain storage and transportation in the Great Lakes region and beyond. The updated edition offers a more concise and cost-effective exploration of this significant agricultural innovation, making it an essential read for those interested in industrial history.
The book explores the significant role of entertainment media as educators and catalysts for social change over the last fifty years, highlighting research conducted in over 40 countries. It introduces the entertainment-education communication strategy, a powerful tool for influencing values and behaviors in the 21st century. Aimed at advanced undergraduates and graduate students in communication and related fields, it provides insights into how media can shape societal norms and promote positive change.