Tom Flynn Knihy

Exploring the complexities of modern European constitutionalism, this book focuses on the Irish constitutional order to illustrate the interdependence of national constitutions, EU law, and the European Convention on Human Rights. It introduces a triangular model of constitutional relationships, challenging traditional hierarchical views by advocating for a heterarchical arrangement. Through case studies, it highlights the challenges of deriving universal principles from jurisdiction-specific interactions, making it a significant contribution to constitutional theory and pluralism for scholars.

A guide to communicating by email for businesspeople. Writing Effective E-Mail takes the reader through the critical steps of creating email that has the right tone, avoiding pitfalls, and polishing up cybergrammar skills. There are key sections on formatting, as well as managing your email, from messages to viruses.

Baltimore's baseball history is celebrated through its enduring teams across major, minor, and Negro Leagues, showcasing a passionate fan base. The narrative highlights legendary figures like Keeler, Ruth, Palmer, and Ripken, while also honoring lesser-known players such as Merwin Jacobson, Howie Moss, and Jack Ogden, whose contributions shaped the city's baseball legacy. This exploration reflects the deep connection between the community and its players, both famous and obscure, emphasizing the significance of every athlete in Baltimore's rich sports culture.

This sequel to Flynn's acclaimed Messiah Games continues in a future civilization that's obsessed with religion, yet furious at Terra (Earth) for giving rise to the most popular creeds of all. Terra may be the planet where humanity originated, but sophisticated Galactics treat it like a dismal step-child. "On the planet where humanity rose," a popular saying goes, "it hasn't risen far." Few Terrans seek their fortunes among the stars. Those who try face patronizing discrimination. Into this Galactic crucible leaps Earth-boy Gram Enoda alongside an impossibly intelligent vibrionic sidekick: his secret weapon and the bane of his existence. Enoda just wants to get rich. Instead he stumbles into a top-secret, half-baked plan to (yes, literally) save the Galaxy. Along the way he must confront a crackpot Mormon trideevangelist and a seductive preacher of nihilism. Like Messiah Games, Nothing Sacred brims with complex plotting, searing black humor, colorful characters, and penetrating examination of religious and philosophical issues-all woven into a can't-put-it-down techno-thriller.

The book delves into the rich history of lacrosse in Maryland, highlighting its deep cultural significance alongside local culinary icons. It explores the evolution of the game from its Native American origins to its establishment in the state during the 1870s, showcasing the unique "Maryland style" known for its finesse and speed. Through extensive research and a collection of photographs, the author recounts the achievements of past champions and introduces emerging teams poised to enhance the sport's prominence in the region.

Set in the same era as the HBO series Boardwalk Empire, the story offers a fresh perspective through a unique central character. It explores the challenges of the time, providing readers with an engaging narrative that captures the essence of the period while highlighting distinct experiences and struggles. Fans of historical fiction will appreciate the rich context and character-driven storytelling.

Set in 2344, the story explores Terra, a planet considered the most underdeveloped to join the Galactic Confederacy. It uniquely exports "senso," an immersive medium, and Earth religions, which fascinate the weary inhabitants of the galaxy. The narrative delves into the cultural dynamics and the allure of these exports, highlighting the contrast between Terra's perceived backwardness and the intriguing aspects it offers to a jaded interstellar society.

The A-Z of the International Art Market provides a comprehensive and straight-forward guide to terms commonly used in the art world.